Primary Care Clinics in Motley, MN Accepting Medicare
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 Acorn Hill Eaat, Inc. Clinic/Center Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 7969 65th Ave Sw, Motley, MN 56466 Phone: 540-454-1711 |
Lakewood Clinic Motley Clinic/Center - Rural Health Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 1233 Highway 10 S, Motley, MN 56466 Phone: 218-352-6922 Fax: 218-898-7594 |
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Animal and insect invasions could shed light on COVID-19 transmission
Invasions by alien insect and animal species have much in common with outbreaks of infectious diseases and could tell us a great deal about how pandemics spread, according to a research paper published today.
HST Global announces final negotiations to obtain needed capital to acquire first wellness center
HST Global, Inc., today announced that it is in final negotiations to obtain the needed capital to complete the acquisition of its first wellness center. This infusion of cash will allow HST to complete the wellness center acquisition and provide operating capital.
Johns Hopkins ACG risk adjustment system to be used in Spain, Portugal
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have signed a four-year agreement with Iasist of Barcelona, Spain, which will give Iasist distribution rights to the JHU Adjusted Clinical Groups® Case-Mix System (ACG System) in Spain and Portugal. Iasist is currently assisting the Basque National Health Service (Osakidetza) in using the ACG System to allocate resources among primary care clinics.
Criticisms by women's advocacy groups "nonsensical", says Care Net
Care Net, a national network of 1,180 pregnancy centers that provide free support to pregnant women, was drawn into the Tebow Super Bowl ad controversy when opponents attacked the charities Friday on Fox News. Care Net President Melinda Delahoyde said the criticisms by women's advocacy groups are "nonsensical," particularly as pregnancy centers provide free services to 1.9 million people every year.
Zika virus could be alternative for treatment of aggressive brain cancer
Zika virus, feared for causing microcephaly in babies whose mothers were infected during pregnancy by attacking the cells that will give rise to the fetus's cerebral cortex, could be an alternative for treatment of glioblastoma, the most common and aggressive kind of malignant brain tumor in adults.
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