Primary Care Clinics in St Paul, AK Accepting Medicare
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 Tribal- St. Paul Community Health Center Clinic/Center - Multi-Specialty Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1000 Polovina Turnpike, St Paul, AK 99660 Phone: 907-546-8300 |
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BDSI partners with Kunwha to develop and commercialize BEMA Fentanyl in Republic of Korea
BioDelivery Sciences International, Inc. announced that it has entered into a license and supply agreement with Kunwha Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., for the exclusive rights to develop and commercialize BEMA Fentanyl (marketed as ONSOLIS in the U.S.) in the Republic of Korea. The agreement results in potential milestone payments to BDSI of up to $1,275,000, which includes an upfront payment of $300,000. In addition, BDSI will receive an ongoing royalty based on net sales.
Faith-based health providers crucial in achieving universal health coverage for poor, marginalised people
Faith-based organisations are crucial in achieving the promise of universal health coverage—an adequate standard of health care for all people—especially for poor and marginalised groups, according to a new three-part Series on faith-based health care, published in The Lancet.
Midwives urge payment equity under Medicare
Legislation introduced into Congress today would provide for long overdue adjustments to Medicare reimbursement rates for services provided by certified nurse-midwives, according to the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM).
States worry Congress may not provide extra Medicaid funding; AARP steps in to advocate for the cause
"New York's budget took another blow on Monday, as Congress pulled away from providing more than $1 billion in expected health-care funding. If the money doesn't show up soon, officials warn, there will be layoffs. Senate aides said Monday that a measure to extend unemployment benefits is likely to pass this week, but won't include the extra Medicaid money that Gov. David Paterson and Mayor Michael Bloomberg had been seeking to plug budget holes. In previous versions of the bill, the money had been included along with unemployment benefits."
New alternative to immunosuppressive treatment after kidney transplants without severe side effects
There is now a new alternative to immunosuppressive treatment after kidney transplants which comes without the usual severe side effects. The Medical University was significantly involved in the clinical development of the active ingredient Belatacept and a suitable preparation has now been given EU-wide authorisation.
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