Pharmacists in Charleston Afb, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Thi Nguyen Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 204 W Hill Blvd, 628th Medical Group, Charleston Afb, SC 29404 Phone: 843-963-6808 |
Jessica Reynolds Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 204 W Hill Blvd, Charleston Afb, SC 29404 Phone: 843-963-6833 |
Karen Berkeley, PHARMD Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 204 W Hill Blvd, Charleston Afb, SC 29404 Phone: 843-963-6809 Fax: 843-963-6727 |
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Incentive Federation launches campaign on the benefits of health care incentives
With national attention focused on health care, the Incentive Federation recently launched a nationwide effort to convince members of Congress that incentives can improve health care behaviors and reduce spending at the same time they enhance overall health.
Researchers update promising strategies and therapies to restore skeletal muscle health
The progressive loss of skeletal muscle during aging, known as sarcopenia, underlies limitations in physical function and mobility, which in turn lead to falls, loss of independence, institutionalization and even death.
Material scientists develop self-healing bone cement
Material scientists at the University of Jena have developed a bone replacement based on calcium phosphate cement and reinforced with carbon fibers. The fibers increase damage tolerance and ensure that cracks in the material repair themselves.
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