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 Mrs. Amanda Arue Fernandez, Registered Nurse Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 2 E Main St # 2, Warner, NH 03278 Phone: 603-456-6106 |
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Healing Arts Cooperative Medical Marijuana to open new location in San Diego
International Merchant Advisors, Inc. announced today that the company's client, Healing Arts Cooperative Medical Marijuana is opening a new location in San Diego. IMAI has previously signed a management agreement to operate all of the Healing Arts Cooperative Medical Marijuana dispensaries and to operate the cooperative as the manager of the facility on behalf of its non profit owners. Healing Arts is a cash flow generating non profit, fulfilling the needs of medical marijuana patients in California and planning further expansion in the state.
ITOCHU CHEMICAL FRONTIER makes strategic investment in SCILEX Pharmaceuticals
SCILEX Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a company engaged in the development and commercialization of products focused on the treatment of pain, today announced that ITOCHU CHEMICAL FRONTIER Corporation (ICF, Tokyo Japan), a member of ITOCHU Corporation, one of the three leading sogo shosha (general trading companies) in Japan, has made a strategic investment in SCILEX.
Smoking intensity affects course of bladder cancer
Smoking not only causes bladder cancer—it also affects its course, in that people who smoke more have greater likelihood of developing more aggressive and deadly disease. That is one of the conclusions of a new study published early online in CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society. The study also found that a panel of bladder cancer markers can predict which particular cases are at the highest risk for a fatal outcome.
Biorhythms and birth control: FDA stirs debate by approving ‘natural' app
The Food and Drug Administration took a "big tent" approach earlier this month when it approved two new forms of birth control that prevent pregnancy in very different ways.
Lab-on-paper technique could help detect low quality antimalarial drugs
Access to high-quality medicine is a basic human right, but over four billion people live in countries where many medications are substandard or fake. Marya Lieberman of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Notre Dame and Abigail Weaver a postdoctoral associate in the University's Department of Civil Engineering and Environmental and Earth Sciences took up the challenge of how people in developing countries could detect low quality antimalarial drugs without expensive equipment and without handling dangerous chemicals.
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