Physician Assistant in Franklin, NE Accepting Medicare
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 Mr. Ronald L. Hawley, P.A. Physician Assistant - Medical Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 121 15th Ave, Franklin, NE 68939 Phone: 308-425-6221 Fax: 308-425-3164 |
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GM bankruptcy plan would use stock worth 39% of firm to fund half of VEBA obligation
General Motors and United Auto Workers on Thursday agreed to a tentative deal that would allow the automaker to use company stock to fund half of its obligation to a retiree health care fund, the Washington Post reports (Cho et al., Washington Post, 5/22).
Rodman & Renshaw acted as exclusive placement agent for Spectrum's transaction
Rodman & Renshaw Capital Group, Inc., today announced that its client Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a commercial-stage biotechnology company with a focus in oncology, has received commitments from institutional investors to purchase $50 million of securities in a registered direct offering.
Teleflex Medical voluntarily recalls certain lots of AQUA+FLEX Hygroscopic Condenser Humidifier
Teleflex Medical has announced a worldwide voluntary recall initiated on March 19, 2010, affecting certain lot numbers of the Teleflex Medical AQUA+FLEX Hygroscopic Condenser Humidifier (HCH) (catalog number 1570) a passive humidifier indicated for use to effectively warm and humidify inspired gas during mechanical ventilation.
Number and quality of kidney transplants much greater if national matching program adopted
A collaboration between Johns Hopkins and Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientists has mathematically demonstrated that a national matching program for kidney paired donation, also called paired kidney exchange, would ensure the best possible kidney for the greatest number of recipients who have incompatible donors.
Docetaxel decreases the chance of dying by 24 percent in advanced-stage prostate cancer patients resistant to hormone therapy
Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center clinicians were among those at leading institutions that have completed a three-year international study showing that docetaxel, a drug made from yew tree needles, decreases the chance of dying by 24 percent in advanced-stage prostate cancer patients resistant to hormone therapy.
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