Podiatrists in Covington, GA Accepting Medicare
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 Georgia Foot & Ankle Pc Podiatrist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 3160 Elm Street, Covington, GA 30014 Phone: 770-786-0070 Fax: 770-786-9744 |
 Steven Ray Carter, DPM Podiatrist - Foot & Ankle Surgery Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 3160 Elm St Ne, Covington, GA 30014 Phone: 770-786-0070 Fax: 770-786-9744 |
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Study explores gender-related differences in patients hospitalized for acute heart failure
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TargetCancer awards significant grant for research into rare cancer of the bile duct
TargetCancer, a non-profit organization dedicated to funding research for rare and lesser known cancers, has awarded a significant grant to a leading researcher of gastrointestinal cancers and has established research fellowships through Harvard Medical School.
Children's exposure to discrimination can harm their mothers' health
A new study is the first to suggest that children's exposure to discrimination can harm their mothers' health.
Obama's debt-reduction plan: $3 trillion in savings; changes to Medicare, Medicaid less aggressive than previously considered
The proposal, which is scheduled for release today, will include $320 billion in health care savings, but it will not raise Medicare's eligibility age. Half of its savings result from new tax revenue. President Barack Obama is also sending a warning to congressional Republicans: If they send him a bill that cuts programs for poor and elderly Americans but doesn't impose sacrifice on corporations or ask others to sacrifice, he will veto it.
Bangladesh may be facing HIV epidemic, Inter Press Service reports
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