Physician Assistant in Orient, OH Accepting Medicare

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Aubrey Laine Schofield, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 9085 Southern St Ste 150, Orient, OH 43146 Phone: 614-277-4670

Shogufa Kamin, PA-C Physician Assistant Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 9085 Southern St Ste B-200, Orient, OH 43146 Phone: 740-420-8581

Mrs. Heather L Baker, PA-C Physician Assistant - Medical Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 9485 Strawser St, Orient, OH 43146 Phone: 614-277-1907

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Positive data from Geron's TAT153 small molecule telomerase activator in animal model of IPF

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NYBC urges people to donate blood

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Scientists say children living near nuclear power plants have a higher risk of cancer

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Intervention program reduces asthma in children

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Flexible duty hours safe for patients and beneficial for surgical residents

A new landmark national study led by Northwestern Medicine showed allowing surgical residents the flexibility to work longer hours in order to stay with their patients through the end of an operation or stabilize them during a critical event did not pose a greater risk to patients.

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