Physician Assistant in Alcester, SD Accepting Medicare
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 Karen Lee Pearson, PA-C Physician Assistant - Medical Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 104 West 2nd Street, Alcester, SD 57001 Phone: 605-934-2122 |
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Positive emotions may delay onset of frailty and negative stereotypes can influence older adults' memory
Why do some older people experience a rapid decline in their physical and functional health while some of their peers remain healthy and active? While your genes and overall physical health play a role, new research shows how psychosocial factors can also play an important role.
New rapid and affordable method shows promise for diagnosis of dry eye diseases
UPM researchers have developed an optical biosensor with an easy, fast and affordable method of read-out that allows the in vitro detection of a biological material. The results obtained are promising for the diagnosis of dry eye diseases.
Divorce, remarriage affect beliefs about who should care for aging relatives
America's elderly population will nearly double by 2050, according to a Pew Research report. As baby boomers enter retirement, concern exists as to who will care for them as they age. Traditionally, children have accepted the caregiving responsibilities, but those caregiving roles are becoming blurred as more families are affected by divorce and remarriage than in previous decades.
SANYO releases whitepaper on its new cell culture CO2 incubator
SANYO North America's Biomedical and Environmental Division has released a new whitepaper showing that higher up-time ratios, based on new protocols that minimize incubator downtime when compared to conventional decontamination methods, can accelerate a return on investment in cell culture CO2 incubators that use hydrogen peroxide vapor (H2O2) in conjunction with narrow-bandwidth ultraviolet light and copper-enriched stainless steel.
Prone position linked to epilepsy sudden death risk
Around three-quarters of patients who have a sudden unexpected death in epilepsy are found lying in the prone position, show meta-analysis findings.
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