Psychologists in Grover Hill, OH Accepting Medicare
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 Karla Treece Psychologist - School Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 17985 Road 60, Grover Hill, OH 45849 Phone: 419-399-4711 |
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Nemaura Pharma device addresses needle phobia in diabetics
Results of recent clinical trials carried out on type 1 diabetics by Nemaura Pharma using its Memspatch Insulin Micro-needle Device (IMD) will come as a relief to those who fear needles and injections, a condition medically known as trypanophobia, affecting 10 percent of the world's population.
Unsafe prescribing increases risk of life threatening asthma attacks
Last year's National Review of Asthma Deaths highlighted prescribing errors in nearly half of asthma deaths in primary care (47%). Now new analysis from Asthma UK, based on data from over 500 UK GP practices, reveals evidence that over 22,000 people with asthma in the UK, including 2,000 children, have been prescribed medicines (long-acting reliever inhalers) in a way that is so unsafe they have a ‘black box warning' in the USA due to the risk they pose to the lives of people with asthma.
Traumatic brain injuries during war increase risk of epilepsy even decades later
Soldiers who receive traumatic brain injuries during war may be at a higher risk of epilepsy even decades after the brain injury occurred. The new research is published in the July 20, 2010, print issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
Toshiba introduces strategy to establish healthcare business
Toshiba Corporation has introduced the strategy that it will promote to establish its healthcare business as a third main pillar of operations, along with its energy and storage businesses.
ATRN experts to improve health in Appalachian region
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, residents of many Appalachian counties are three times more likely to die from diabetes than someone living in other counties in the same state, or in most other parts of the United States. Now, a group of seven regional academic centers and community organizations have joined forces to change those health disparities and improve health through the creation of the Appalachian Translational Research Network.
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