Rheumatology Doctors in Farmington, AR Accepting Medicare
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 Charles R Mills, MD Internal Medicine - Rheumatology Medicare: Accepting Medicare Assignments Practice Location: 3150 E Heritage Pkwy, Farmington, AR 72730 Phone: 479-400-1140 Fax: 479-400-1151 |
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Scientists create HIV strain that can infect monkeys
Scientists have created a strain of HIV that is able to infect and multiply in monkeys, leading to the possibility that researchers would be able to test HIV/AIDS drugs and vaccines in monkeys before testing them in humans, according to a study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Reuters UK reports.
Availability of primary care appointments improves for people with Medicaid in Michigan
Getting access to health insurance, and getting access to a doctor, are two very different things. But a new University of Michigan study suggests that the two have gone hand-in-hand in the state of Michigan, despite a rapid influx of hundreds of thousands of newly insured people under the state's expansion of Medicaid.
Magic mushrooms chemical Psilocybin for treatment of hard-to treat depression
A new study from UK has found efficacy of psilocybin – a chemical found in "magic mushrooms", in severe depression. The study involved 19 patients with severe depression. The patients took the psilocybin and around half of them improved and reported maintained improvement after 5 weeks of therapy. The patients however also received psychological care along with the treatment.
Study provides insights into how obesity may contribute to male infertility
A new study sheds light on how obesity may contribute to male infertility. Published in open-access journal Frontiers in Physiology, the study reports that obese men have increased levels of inflammatory markers in their seminal fluid and lower sperm quality, both of which correlate with their body mass index.
Neurologic complications remain an important cause of morbidity and mortality after heart surgeries
Strokes, seizures and other neurological complications related to heart surgery account for "considerable morbidity and mortality," Loyola University Health System neurologists report in the November issue of the journal Hospital Practice.
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