Primary Care Clinics in Fairfax, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Community Hospital Association Clinic/Center Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 309 E Main St, Fairfax, MO 64446 Phone: 660-686-0263 |
Fairfax Family Medicine Family Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 309 E Main St, Fairfax, MO 64446 Phone: 660-686-0263 Fax: 660-686-0262 |
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One in four people with implanted defibrillators experiences improvements in heart function
A Johns Hopkins-led study of outcomes among 1,200 people with implanted defibrillators - devices intended to prevent sudden cardiac death from abnormal heart rhythms - shows that within a few years of implantation, one in four experienced improvements in heart function substantial enough to put them over the clinical threshold that qualified them to get a defibrillator in the first place.
Omicsoft's Next Generation Sequencing tools integrated with GeneGo's MetaCore data mining suite
GeneGo, Inc., the leading systems biology tools company and Omicsoft Corporation, the leader in the OMIC repository and analysis field, announced today integration of Omicsoft's Next Generation Sequencing tools with GeneGo's MetaCore data mining suite.
Viking Systems to demonstrate 3DHD Vision System prototype at Hospital Build Asia 2010
Viking Systems, Inc. today announced that a prototype version of its Next Generation 3DHD Vision System will be demonstrated with Sony's prototype 3DHD Medical Display in Sony's booth at Hospital Build Asia 2010 which will run May 11 -13 in Singapore.
Genes determining the browning of white fat finds study
The fat cells of the body play an essential role in the storage of energy and its release when necessary. Research has shown that apart from energy storage, these adipocytes or fat cells also play a role in hormonal balance and metabolism-regulating hunger. A new study titled, "Systems-genetics-based inference of a core regulatory network underlying white fat browning", was published in the latest issue of the journal Cell Report.
Haiti rebuilding effort could cost $11.5B over 3 years, assessment says
A "thorough analysis prepared by the Haiti government, together with the United Nations and other international organizations" estimates it will take $11.5 billion over the next three years to repair damage to Haiti after a major earthquake struck in January, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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