Speech-Language Pathologists in Assumption, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Courtney Lynn Rowcliffe Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 105 N College St, Assumption, IL 62510 Phone: 217-226-4022 |
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On FDR's birthday, international community should honor his legacy by eradicating polio
In an opinion piece in the GlobalPost's "Global Pulse" blog, Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Oshinsky notes "January 30 mark[ed] the 131st birthday of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the longest-serving American president," and "reflects on the advances in the fight against polio, one of FDR's greatest legacies."
California jury rules insurer should pay for out-of-state operation; Mass. probe shows insurers' payments can vary widely
The Los Angeles Times: "A Los Angeles jury concluded Monday that Anthem Blue Cross should cover the cost of an out-of-state liver transplant that a California man paid for after the insurer balked. In addition, the jury ordered Blue Cross to pay plaintiff Ephram Nehme's legal expenses, which could dwarf the $206,000 cost of the transplant. Blue Cross approved Nehme's liver transplant in late 2006, and he was on the waiting list at UCLA Medical Center.
Children from low SES environment may be at risk for numerous health problems in future
It's no surprise that children from low socioeconomic backgrounds may be at risk for numerous health problems in the future. Scientists speculate that these health problems, including increased risk for depression, anxiety and substance abuse, arise from the physiological toll that the environment has on the children's bodies.
Fewer young women going for regular pap smears
According to new research findings, the number of young women going for a regular Pap smear test is dwindling. This test is a simple procedure that looks at the cervical cells and can detect cervical cancer early on. In 2001-02, 67% Australian women aged 20-69 went for a Pap smear, a number that went down to 60% in 2008-09. These are the lowest rates in the decade.
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