Physical Therapists in Lewistown, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Karen Joy Abando Cordova Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 18540 State Highway 16, Lewistown, MO 63452 Phone: 573-215-2216 |
Dr. Alisha Elizabeth Schroeder, DPT Physical Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 22116 180th Ave, Lewistown, MO 63452 Phone: 217-430-4631 Fax: 573-288-1223 |
Josie L Mccracken, PT Physical Therapist Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 105 E Quincy St, Lewistown, MO 63452 Phone: 573-215-2715 Fax: 573-497-2322 |
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Low frequency ultrasound can heal and regenerate body tissues
When we think of ultrasound, it's usually imaging the inside of the body that springs to mind. However, while ultrasound imaging typically requires frequencies that are 50 to 2500 times higher than those human ear can detect, recent increasing evidence indicates that ultrasound at lower frequency can also be used to help certain body tissues to heal and regenerate. Now research that appears in Open Access Journal of Tissue Engineering published by SAGE-Hindawi suggests that ultrasound could also help tissue grafts to survive and thrive following surgery.
Engineered 3D scaffolds of human brown adipose tissue as a new therapeutic strategy for obesity and diabetes
A group of researchers from various institutes in the USA addressed the limitations of BAT therapy by transplanting a low dose of brown adipocytes (BAs) without Matrigel to determine if this could alleviate high-fat diet-induced OB, metabolic symptoms, and T2DM in mice.
Survey: Over 30% of parents say their children missed school due to oral health problem
This past school year was a painful one for many U.S. students, according to a new survey out today from Delta Dental. The survey finds that more than 30 percent of parents said their children between the ages of six and 12 had to miss school due to an oral health problem.
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