Primary Care Clinics in North Venice, FL Accepting Medicare
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 Gcmg Laurel Primary Care Clinic Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2446 Laurel Rd E, North Venice, FL 34275 Phone: 941-218-6200 Fax: 941-218-6182 |
Pgt Wellness Center Clinic/Center - Multi-Specialty Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 3439 Technology Dr, North Venice, FL 34275 Phone: 941-486-0100 Fax: 941-488-8358 |
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New research into psychotropic drugs
Issues surrounding the prescription of psychotropic drugs for people with learning difficulties are highlighted in a newly completed research project, Medication Matters, by Dr Jackie Rodgers and colleagues at the Norah Fry Research Centre at the University of Bristol.
Household food insecurity contributes to overweight in children
Both household food insecurity (HFInsec) and childhood overweight are significant problems in the United States. Paradoxically, being food-insecure may be an underlying contributor to being overweight. A study of almost 8,500 low-income children ages 1 month to 5 years, published in the October 2009 issue of the Journal of the American Dietetic Association, suggests an association between household food insecurity and overweight prevalence in this low-income population.
Computer modeling method for mapping the evolution of the influenza virus
A University of California scientist working at Los Alamos National Laboratory with collaborators from the University of Cambridge (England) and the World Health Organization National Influenza Center at Erasmus Medical Center, (Rotterdam, Netherlands) have developed a computer modeling method for mapping the evolution of the influenza virus.
States nervous, anxious for health reform in face of rising costs
Governors express nervousness about about Congress' pending health reform proposals. In Green Bay, residents watched costs rise, again, this year according to a new survey, and in Hawaii, most state workers saw soaring premiums, while teachers got off the hook by means of an innovative alternative insurance plan. In Massachusetts, 60 doctors accepted speaking fees from a drug giant.
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