Physician Assistant in Corning, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Kara Elizabeth Simmons, PA Physician Assistant - Medical Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 1300 Creason Rd, Corning, AR 72422 Phone: 870-857-3399 Fax: 870-857-3301 |
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Samsung BioLogics celebrates groundbreaking of new biopharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Korea
Samsung BioLogics today celebrated the groundbreaking of its third plant in Incheon Free Economic Zone, Songdo, Korea. Joining the event were Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee, Samsung BioLogics President & CEO Dr. TH Kim and over 500 attendees.
Roundup: Calif. hospital's unusual Medicare billing; Tenn. gastric bypass; Mass. Acos
Redding, where the Valley meets Cascade foothills, and Victorville, in the Mojave Desert, have little in common but an unusual statistic: In each city, a hospital has reported alarming rates of a Third World nutritional disorder among its Medicare patients. Kwashiorkor - a Ghanaian word for "weaning sickness" - is a severe protein deficiency that almost exclusively afflicts impoverished children in developing countries, especially during famines, experts say.
‘Weight Watchers' twice as effective in weight loss as standard care: Study
A new study published this Thursday shows that overweight patients told by their doctors to go to Weight Watchers lose around twice as much weight as people receiving standard weight loss care over 12 months.
High intake of aluminum compounds can cause potential health risks
In addition, the contributions of the various sources of total aluminum intake by the population were compared with one another. A high intake of aluminum compounds can cause, among other things, neurotoxic developmental disorders as well as damage the kidneys, liver and bones.
Traditional mud stoves may emit less pollution than some 'improved cookstoves'
The first real-world, head-to-head comparison of "improved cookstoves" (ICs) and traditional mud stoves has found that some ICs may at times emit more of the worrisome "black carbon," or soot, particles that are linked to serious health and environmental concerns than traditional mud stoves or open-cook fires.
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