Preventive Medicine Doctors in Apg, MD Accepting Medicare
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 Dr. Vivian Carol Rush, MD, MPH Preventive Medicine - Occupational Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: Usachppm, Mchb-ts-mem(rush), Apg, MD 21010 Phone: 410-436-7954 Fax: 410-436-4117 |
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Substance use disorder treatment for workers without health insurance promotes safe and productive workplaces
An estimated 3 million full-time workers in America without health insurance (16.3 percent of all full-time workers without health care insurance) needed substance use treatment in the past year according to a national survey conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Levels of need were particularly high among those in this category who were aged 18 to 25 (24.4 percent) and males (19.2 percent).
BGI issued patent for non-invasive prenatal genetic test technology
The European Patent Office has issued patent number EP2561103B1 for invention to BGI for its independently researched non-invasive prenatal genetic test (NIPT) technology. This technology has been developed by BGI in connection with the provision of its market leading NIPT, the NIFTY test.
Study links prenatal cannabis use with risk of sleep problems in children
Use marijuana while pregnant, and your child is more likely to suffer sleep problems as much as a decade later, according to a new University of Colorado Boulder study of nearly 12,000 youth.
Frequent counseling, physician support and interactive website help obese patients lose weight
Obese patients enrolled in a weight-loss program delivered over the phone by health coaches and with website and physician support lost weight and kept it off for two years, according to new Johns Hopkins research. The program was just as effective as another weight-loss program that involved in-person coaching sessions.
Study: Gender dysphoria can persist for years before patients undergo treatment
Gender dysphoria manifests early in childhood and can persist for years before patients undergo counseling and treatment, a Cedars-Sinai study has found.
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