Pharmacists in Bowman, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Mark Steven Walter, PD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 7107 Charleston Highway, Bowman, SC 29018 Phone: 803-829-2547 |
 Mrs. Carolyn W. Boland, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 7107 Charleston Highway, Bowman, SC 29018 Phone: 803-829-2547 |
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Vitamin selected as agency of record for IZI Medical Products
The boutique design-web-public relations firm Vitamin® announced today its selection as agency of record for IZI Medical Products, a Maryland-based innovator of medical device accessories. Vitamin is providing IZI with retained public relations services for strengthening overall brand and key product awareness. Additionally, Vitamin is handling product naming and product branding, as well as integrated marketing for refreshing IZI's new corporate messaging, tagline and logo.
ACS HPRI maps surgeon supply across U.S.
To raise awareness about the health and safety challenges posed by the nation's shortage of surgeons and to show how the shortage is hitting some counties harder than others, especially in rural areas, the American College of Surgeons Health Policy Research Institute (ACS HPRI) released a new publication that maps the surgeon supply across the United States.
Scientists discover serum biochemical signature that predicts Alzheimer's
Scientists from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland in collaboration with the University of Eastern Finland have recently discovered a serum biochemical signature which predicts progression to Alzheimer's disease months or even years before the first symptoms of the disease occur. The goal of the new collaboration between VTT and GE Healthcare is to validate this biomarker in a large patient cohort as well as to discover novel biomarker candidates.
Study demonstrates feasibility to detect generalized tonic-clonic seizures with arm device
Medications remain the mainstay of epilepsy treatment, and to date there are no FDA-approved devices that provide an accurate means of detection for generalized tonic-clonic seizures, or convulsions, during activities of daily living. Two new studies presented at the American Epilepsy Society's 67th Annual Meeting in Washington D.C. provide data that warrants the development of non-invasive devices with the capability to signal the onset of an epileptic seizure and could be crucial to optimal patient dosing.
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