Primary Care Clinics in Fort Mccoy, FL Accepting Medicare
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 Community Family Health Care Clinic/Center - Primary Care Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 11392 Ne Highway 316, Fort Mccoy, FL 32134 Phone: 352-236-0440 Fax: 352-236-0717 |
Thomas Internal Medicine Internal Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 15035 Ne Hwy 315, Fort Mccoy, FL 32134 Phone: 352-236-2525 Fax: 352-236-8610 |
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Addiction specialists co-edit new textbook to help Canadians stop smoking
Researchers from the University of Alberta are helping Canadian smokers butt out with a new textbook designed to give health professionals the right tools to treat tobacco addiction.
Computer-guided nanoparticle therapy destroys tumors
Gold nanoshells are among the most promising new nanoscale therapeutics being developed to kill tumors, acting as antennas that turn light energy into heat that cooks cancer to death. Now, a multi-institutional research team has shown that polymer-coated gold nanorods one-up their spherical counterparts, with a single dose completely destroying all tumors in a nonhuman animal model of human cancer.
Inhaled nitric oxide given to heart attack patients may improve recovery
Inhaled nitric oxide, delivered to heart attack patients before and during treatment with percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) did not reduce the extent of damaged tissue (infarct), but may have improved recovery, according to Hot Line results presented today at ESC Congress 2014.
UTMB researchers find mechanisms to determine when pregnant women go into labor
During the last few weeks of a woman's pregnancy, many keep an overnight bag ready to go at a moment's notice in case they begin to go into labor. They do this because there is no clear signal that labor is about to begin - before the body makes it abundantly clear that this process has started. Understanding the mechanisms that initiate this process is especially important when treating women at risk of going into labor early.
Female athletes at increased risk of ACL injuries
Female athletes endure two to eight times more anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, injuries than their male counterparts. Genes are likely a major factor, according to Dr. William Landis, G. Stafford Whitby Chair in Polymer Science at The University of Akron, and Dr. Kerwyn Jones, Chair of Pediatric Orthopedics for Akron Children's Hospital.
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