Radiology Doctors in Ronceverte, WV Accepting Medicare

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Dr. Colin A Rose, M.D. Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 202 Maplewood Ave, Ronceverte, WV 24970 Phone: 304-645-4043    Fax: 304-645-4713

Heather J Rose, M.D. Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 202 Maplewood Ave, Ronceverte, WV 24970 Phone: 304-497-2500    Fax: 304-497-2501

Dr. David C Maki, D.O. Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 202 Maplewood Ave, Ronceverte, WV 24970 Phone: 304-645-4043    Fax: 304-645-4713

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Research findings could offer new approach to diabetes therapy, nutrition experts say

Nutrition experts at Oregon State University have essentially "cured" laboratory mice of mild, diet-induced diabetes by stimulating the production of a particular enzyme. The findings could offer a new approach to diabetes therapy, experts say, especially if a drug could be identified that would do the same thing, which in this case was accomplished with genetic manipulation.

Acoustic cardiography improves diagnostic accuracy in acute heart failure

It allows them to hear the S3, an abnormal third sound in the heart's rhythm strongly associated with cardiac disease and heart failure. However, the low-frequency, low-pitch sound is notoriously very difficult to hear with a stethoscope alone.It allows them to hear the S3, an abnormal third sound in the heart's rhythm strongly associated with cardiac disease and heart failure. However, the low-frequency, low-pitch sound is notoriously very difficult to hear with a stethoscope alone.

International activists ask: 'Will MDG summit fail HIV-positive people?'

A group of Russian AIDS activists are charging that the Russian Ministry of Health is denying that there are drug stock-outs that prevent patients from starting or continuing treatment. "In this situation, people with HIV face a choice: to die quietly at home or try to attract the attention of the government and the media," said Alexey Yaskovich, a Russian activist from Novgorod. "Therefore, activists will continue to go to the streets of Moscow and hold public events dedicated to saving their lives."

Achieving treatment targets of National HIV/AIDS Strategy would prevent new infections and deaths

An analysis led by a team of Massachusetts General Hospital investigators shows that achieving the treatment targets of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy by 2020 not only would prevent hundreds of thousands of new infections and deaths but also would demonstrate excellent value.

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