Registered Nurse in Edgecomb, ME Accepting Medicare
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 Alissa Elizabeth Berryman, Registered Nurse Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 321 Shore Rd, Edgecomb, ME 04556 Phone: 207-350-6408 |
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Pillo1 for chronic neck and back pain
At a time when Americans spend over $50 billion on ways to alleviate neck and back pain, Dr. Raymond Hall is theorizing a painful connection between conventional pillows and neck issues and created a revolutionary solution called Pillo1 (www.pillo1.com) to address the problem.
Lapatinib-pazopanib combination therapy not beneficial for patients with inflammatory breast cancer
Inflammatory breast cancer is a very aggressive type of cancer associated with early metastasis and poor survival rates, and the prognosis is even worse for patients with tumors expressing the ErbB2 receptor. The ErbB2-inhibiting drug lapatinib can slow the spread of cancer cells in individuals with advanced breast cancer who have already tried other chemotherapy medications.
Older people drink unsafe amounts of alcohol, study finds
One in five older people who drink alcohol are consuming it at unsafe levels - over 21 units of alcohol for men and 14 units for women each week - according to a study by King's College London. The research in inner-city London, published in BMJ Open, found these unsafe older drinkers are more likely to be of higher socioeconomic status.
Economic professors at Baylor suggest that insurance reform must expand coverage to the uninsured 37 million Americans
Two professors at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business lay out a universal health care plan in their new book Health Care for Us All: Getting More for Our Investment, published by Cambridge University Press, that does not create a government entitlement program or threaten in any way the insurance coverage or health care of Americans who currently have coverage.
Researchers create tool to determine patient's response to immunotherapy drugs
Understanding that not all bladder cancers are the same, researchers at the University of North Carolina Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center have created a tool that may help them to uncover why only a fraction of patients respond to new immune-based treatments.
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