Physical Therapists in Hardy, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Stephenia D Terry, P.T. Physical Therapist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 1441 Highway 62-412, Hardy, AR 72542 Phone: 870-856-9675 Fax: 870-856-9679 |
 Therapy Works, Inc. Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1441 Highway 62-412, Hardy, AR 72542 Phone: 870-856-9675 Fax: 870-856-9679 |
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Boxtone demonstrates latest mobile management platform for point-of-care applications at HIMSS
BoxTone, the expert in proactive Mobile Service Management software, is demonstrating at HIMSS its latest mobile management platform for securing, managing and supporting mobile devices, from smartphones to tablets, and mobile applications that are being deployed for use at the point of patient care.
Being young in a school class puts children at long-term disadvantage, study finds
New research from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King's College London, in collaboration with the Karolinska Institute and Orebro University, has found that 'young relative age' – being young in a school class – puts a child at a long-term disadvantage compared to their older peers. Researchers are now calling for greater flexibility about school starting age.
NFP receives $2M gift to support public health program around the U.S.
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Postop chemotherapy supported for stage III NSCLC
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Uproar over UK Foreign Office take on Papal visit
Following the uproar after the release of the controversial Foreign Office memos that suggested that Pope Benedict XVI's visit to UK this September could be marked by the launch of "Benedict" condoms. The Foreign Office document, called "The ideal visit would see...", said the Pope could be invited to open an abortion clinic, launch a range of condoms, singing a charity duet with the Queen and bless a gay marriage. The document raised the issues of child abuse by priests and urged the "sacking" of "dodgy bishops" and opening helplines for abused children.
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