Podiatrists in Gaylord, MI Accepting Medicare

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Steven R Sella Dpm Pllc Podiatrist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 854 N Center Ave, Ste 2, Gaylord, MI 49735 Phone: 989-732-0570    Fax: 989-732-0512

Dr. Steven Richard Sella, DPM Podiatrist Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 854 N Center Ave, Ste 2, Gaylord, MI 49735 Phone: 989-732-0570    Fax: 989-732-0512

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Women's voices are less influential on Twitter than male peers in academic medicine

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Study offers hope for an era of safer chemotherapy in breast cancer

Breast cancer is the deadliest and most common type of cancer in women. The treatment options often require administration of anti-cancer drugs in high doses, as the cells develop resistance towards chemotherapy, leading to painful side effects in patients.

Viewpoints: Dems' Medicare strategy; Health disparities; Chicago hospital dispute

Democrats may be feeling smug about their campaign against the House Republican budget plan, and as a matter of politics, they're no doubt right. If the goal is to deal with the long-term fiscal challenge, though, the Democrats' political success is apt only to prolong the gridlock and make the eventual solution that much more painful. ...

FTC blocks Ohio hospital merger; Kan. mental hospital's 'poor working conditions'

The Federal Trade Commission has blocked an Ohio hospital merger in a closely watched case that could slow the consolidation of health care providers around the country.

Proving value a challenge for comparative effectiveness and pharmaceutical technologies

The Wall Street Journal reports that "an examination of one of the best-known examples of a comparative-effectiveness analysis shows how complicated such a seemingly straightforward idea can get" as officials look for savings in the health care system." One study, called Courage, "found that the most common heart surgery - a $15,000 procedure that unclogs arteries using a small scaffold or stent - usually yields no additional benefit when used with a cocktail of generic drugs in patients suffering from chronic chest pain."

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