Primary Care Clinics in Granite Bay, CA Accepting Medicare
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 Margaret K. Smith Chiropractic, Inc. Clinic/Center Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 8700 Auburn Folsom Rd Ste 300, Granite Bay, CA 95746 Phone: 619-804-6147 |
Khushwinder S Garcha Md, Inc Internal Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 8706 Maple Hollow Ct, Granite Bay, CA 95746 Phone: 716-803-5991 Fax: 573-250-7113 |
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New computer model predicts levels of HIV care engagement
A computer model developed by Johns Hopkins health care delivery specialists predicts that strengthening a handful of efforts to keep people with HIV in lifetime care, along with more rigorous testing, would potentially avert a projected 752,000 new HIV infections and 276,000 AIDS deaths in the United States alone over the next 20 years.
New way to predict IVF success
Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have identified a method that can predict with 70 percent accuracy whether a woman undergoing in vitro fertilization treatment will become pregnant. This information may someday help the tens of thousands of couples who want to undergo IVF each year, and their doctors, decide on their course of action.
Four out of ten children in Burkina Faso genetically resistant to virus strains
Every year rotavirus causes half a million diarrhoea-related deaths amongst children in developing countries. Existing vaccines provide poor protection. The reason could be a widespread genetic resistance amongst children, according to virologists at Linköping University.
Orabrush closes $2.5 million investment round
Orabrush, the tongue cleaner that helps cure bad breath, today announced that the company has closed a $2.5 million investment round with True Ventures of Palo Alto and returning investor 2x Consumer Products Growth Partners of Chicago. Funds will be used to help further accelerate the company's retail growth by maximizing its exceptional online brand and expanding its retail partnerships and distribution channels throughout the world.
Racial differences in treatment of back pain
A UC Riverside study found that African-Americans and Latinos seeking treatment for back pain were prescribed pain relievers less often than were white patients.
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