Physician Assistant in Centreville, AL Accepting Medicare
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 Kaylee Laura Perkins, PA Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 405 Belcher St, Centreville, AL 35042 Phone: 205-926-2992 |
Miss Chasity Clark, PA Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 405 Belcher St, Centreville, AL 35042 Phone: 205-926-2992 Fax: 205-316-7675 |
Mason Brooke Helman, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 405 Belcher St, Centreville, AL 35042 Phone: 205-926-2992 Fax: 205-316-7675 |
Mrs. Suzanne Ventress Tompkins, PA-C Physician Assistant - Medical Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 405 Belcher St, Centreville, AL 35042 Phone: 205-926-2992 |
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New Tailored Activity Program to ease troublesome symptoms of dementia
A transformation in the treatment of patients with dementia is quietly taking place at the Lakeside Medical Unit at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. There, as part of a collaboration with researchers at the Hopkins School of Nursing (JHUSON), clinicians are putting into practice a protocol that can ease the most troublesome symptoms of dementia, not through drugs but with behavior therapy.
Opinions: Budget talks, foreign aid; making drugs more accessible to poor
"If the federal government shuts down at midnight on Friday - which seems likely unless negotiations take a sudden turn toward rationality - it will not be because of disagreements over spending. It will be because Republicans are refusing to budge on these ideological demands," argues a New York Times editorial, highlighting issues such as "foreign aid to countries that might use the money for abortion or family planning ... aid to the United Nations Population Fund, which supports family-planning services."
Lost function of genes impairs development of motor skills in maturing mice
Scientists report in Neuron the lost function of two genes prevents infant laboratory mice from developing motor skills as they mature into adults. Researchers also suggest in their study that people with certain motor development disabilities be tested to see if they have mutant forms of the same genes.
Cannabis chemicals halt prostate cancer growth
Active chemicals in cannabis have been shown to halt prostate cancer cell growth according to research published in the British Journal of Cancer.
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