Physician Assistant in Atlantic Ciry, NJ Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Alexandra Lee Mcallister, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 1925 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic Regional Medical Center, Atlantic Ciry, NJ 08401 Phone: 609-441-8182 Fax: 609-441-8178 |
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Advisory labels to help combat swine flu
Out With Allergies LLC has announced the introduction of FluNotes(TM), "Wash Hands Fight Flu"(TM) advisory labels as a potent new weapon for combating swine flu. Available through their website, www.FluNotes.com, these stick-on notes are intended to make people more aware that they must wash their hands frequently to avoid catching and spreading the flu.
Harry Reid faces public option dilemma
The Washington Post: "Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid is facing intensifying pressure from liberal lawmakers to revive a proposed government insurance plan before health-care reform legislation reaches the Senate floor, amid signs that moderate Democrats may be warming to the idea." Although the Senate Finance Committee rejected two versions of this mechanism, "the idea has gained momentum in recent weeks as Democrats look to ensure that the policies Americans would be required to buy would be affordable."
Excess weight gain, obesity during pregnancy may increase risk of macrosomia
Epidemiologists at Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) have found that pre-pregnancy obesity and excess weight gain during pregnancy in African-American women are associated with an increased risk of giving birth to an abnormally large baby.
Cognitive deficits of children born preterm depend on the workload of tasks
Being born preterm goes hand in hand with an increased risk for neuro-cognitive deficits. Psychologists from the Ruhr-Universit-t Bochum and the University of Warwick, UK have investigated the relation between the duration of pregnancy and cognitive abilities under varying work load conditions.
Increasing stress limits capacity of healthcare staff to deal with disasters
Increasing stress and a lack of motivation among healthcare staff could result in hospitals having to shut down in the wake of a major incident such as flooding or an earthquake, according to new research published in the journal Procedia Engineering.
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