Physical Therapists in Harlem, GA Accepting Medicare
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 Brieanna Nicole Sturgis, DPT Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 250 N Louisville St, Harlem, GA 30814 Phone: 706-986-0996 |
Ms. Denise D Silver, PT Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 250 N Louisville St, Harlem, GA 30814 Phone: 706-210-9380 |
Ashlee Graham, DPT Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 250 N Louisville St, Harlem, GA 30814 Phone: 706-986-0955 |
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Low carb diets should be avoided by growing children and adolescents
Even if you're not eating "low-carb," it's a good bet you at least know several people who are. Many people have found this the way to lose and maintain weight, while others argue that although you may see results, it could ultimately cause health problems such as heart disease. Most pediatricians would agree that a low-carb diet is not one a growing child should embrace.
Osaka University Hospital begins clinical research for prostate cancer diagnosis using PET imaging
Osaka University Hospital began Japan's first clinical research for diagnosis of prostate cancer using PET (positron emission tomography) scan results in September 2019.
Parasitic fish offers unique insights into evolution of gut neurons in ancient vertebrates
Lamprey are slimy, parasitic eel-like fish, one of only two existing species of vertebrates that have no jaw. While many would be repulsed by these creatures, lamprey are exciting to biologists because they are so primitive, retaining many characteristics similar to their ancient ancestors and thus offering answers to some of life's biggest evolutionary questions
Acupressure wristbands ease nausea in cancer treatment
Cancer patients who wore acupressure wristbands had much less nausea while receiving radiation treatment, making the bands a safe, low-cost addition to anti-nausea medication, according to a study in the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management by University of Rochester Medical Center researchers.
Scientists discover way of improving immune system's memory to recognise and fight cancers
Scientists from the University of Southampton have discovered an important way that the immune system can learn to recognise and fight cancers.
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