Registered Nurse in Hoven, SD Accepting Medicare
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 Krystal Gayle Stuwe, RN Registered Nurse - Maternal Newborn Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 401 O'gorman Street, Hoven, SD 57450 Phone: 605-948-2255 |
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State officials weigh in on health overhaul challenge
Legal Newsline: "In recent weeks, more than a dozen amicus briefs have been filed in the multi-state lawsuit against President Barack Obama's federal health care package. … A total of 20 states are suing the federal government to stop implementation of Obama's health care law. ... Others, including Kansas, are talking about joining the fight."
Study reveals increased risk of ozone loss over the central United States during summer months
A new study out of Harvard University reveals that the protective stratospheric ozone layer above the central United States is vulnerable to erosion during the summer months from ozone-depleting chemical reactions, exposing people, livestock and crops to the harmful effects of UV radiation.
Using right tool to measure patient satisfaction can improve health care quality, says study
Using the right tool to measure patient satisfaction can guide improved health care quality, according to a study in the August issue of Anesthesiology. In a comprehensive review of thousands of patient satisfaction studies, researchers identified several questionnaires physician anesthesiologists could use to ideally measure patient satisfaction in various clinical settings.
OU study explores how menthol's irritant sensation is transmitted by the nervous system
A new University of Oklahoma study could have implications on our understanding of how certain sensory signals are transmitted through the body.
Using clopidogrel, PPIs increases cardiac damage risk: Study
Patients with coronary artery disease undergoing stent implantation are often prescribed the antiplatelet drug, clopidogrel. This drug prevents blood clots, but is known to have a side-effect that can cause stomach bleeding. Consequently, many users are also prescribed a proton pump inhibitor (PPI). Now, however, a meta-analysis of almost 160,000 patients carried out at the Medical University of Vienna and Wilhelminenhospital, Vienna, has shown that simultaneous use of these drugs can increase the risk of cardiac damage.
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