Pharmacists in Pulaski, WI Accepting Medicare
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 Jill Senkerik, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 121 N Saint Augustine St, Pulaski, WI 54162 Phone: 920-822-3011 Fax: 920-822-3852 |
 Michael Alan Alsvig, RPH Pharmacist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 121 North St. Augustine St., Pulaski, WI 54162 Phone: 920-822-3011 |
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Personalis launches early access program to Personalis ACE Clinical Exome
Personalis, Inc., the leading provider of advanced medical exome and genome sequencing and interpretation services today announced the launch of an early access program to the Personalis ACE Clinical Exome, a single test that integrates enhanced exome sequencing with genome-wide structural variant detection to increase diagnostic yield.
Anthem submits new insurance rate plan in Calif. after earlier effort rebuffed
The Los Angeles Times: "Embattled health insurer Anthem Blue Cross is reviving its plan to raise rates for tens of thousands of California policyholders, some of whom could see their premiums rise as much as 20%. California's largest for-profit insurer submitted new rates Wednesday amid pressure to scale back increases of as much as 39% that had provoked fury from consumers, lawmakers and even President Obama" and helped revive the effort to pass a national health care law.
Budapest meeting to highlight discrepancies in using implantable devices among European countries
Even though the use of implantable devices for the treatment of heart failure and heart rhythm disturbances has increased enormously in Europe in recent years, there still remain large differences between countries. Indeed, a report last year in the European Journal of Heart Failure found that there is an underuse of devices in many of the European countries surveyed. This is especially so in the emerging economies of Eastern Europe.
ICBS targets U.S.regulatory agencies to sell its TOGS 9000 bio-photonic incubation & detection systems
ICBS Ltd., announced today that it will be targeting U.S. state and municipal regulatory bodies for the sale of the TOGS(TM) 9000 bio-photonic incubation & detection systems.
Trial uses water as treatment for polycystic kidney disease
Researchers from Westmead Hospital and the Westmead Institute for Medical Research in Australia are developing a safe, cheap and effective method to treat polycystic kidney disease; drinking the right amount of water.
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