Psychologists in Milton, WV Accepting Medicare

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Kara Monk, PSYD Psychologist - Health Service Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1347 Hillview Dr, Milton, WV 25541 Phone: 304-743-1407    Fax: 304-743-4516

Kelcey Elaine Perkins, PSYD Psychologist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 1347 Hillview Dr, Milton, WV 25541 Phone: 304-743-1407    Fax: 304-743-4516

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Miriam researchers encourage physicians to inquire about ED symptoms in young, middle-aged men

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Non-accredited education programs for people with chronic disabilities

iMedicor (VMCI.OB) formerly Vemics, Inc. and EP Global Communications (EPGL.OB) have announced the renewal of their strategic alliance agreement to produce Continuing Medical Education (CME) and non-accredited education programs for people with special needs and life long chronic disabilities. iMedicor/Vemics and EP Global Communications have worked together for a number of years and this relationship has generated substantial revenue for both companies and has provided a valuable service to the community they serve.

Short-course palliative RT shows promise

A 2-day course of three-dimensional radiotherapy delivered in twice-daily fractions up to 18 Gy resulted in no dose-limiting toxicities, and high rates of symptom relief in patient with pelvic cancer, especially those with bleeding, report researchers.

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