Speech-Language Pathologists in Saint Anne, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Kelly Jane Noland Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6177 E 3500s Rd, Saint Anne, IL 60964 Phone: 815-422-5013 |
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Cardiac specialists review benefits of 'prehabilitation' before heart surgery for older, frail patients
High risk, frail heart patients might derive benefits from "prehabilitation," a strategy designed to enhance the recovery process after heart surgery by maintaining or improving the patient's overall physical and mental status before surgery, according to a group of eminent cardiac specialists writing in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology.
Virginia lawmakers expected to return to debate over Medicaid expansion
The topic will come up during a special session of the Virginia House of Delegates, which is dominated by Republican lawmakers who are on record opposing the approach.
Hacker Group formalizes dedicated health insurance marketing practice
Hacker Group, one of the largest direct/digital marketing agencies in the West, today announced that it has formalized a dedicated health insurance marketing practice within the agency. Following years of real world experience within the industry, Hacker Group formed HealthHG to address the highly specialized and complex needs of health insurance marketing.
Smoking during pregnancy increases risk of children becoming smokers too
New research has revealed that prenatal exposure to nicotine increases the vulnerability to nicotine self-administration in adolescent mice. The results support the hypothesis that adolescents with prenatal nicotine exposure are more likely to start smoking earlier than their peers and that they are also more susceptible to the addictive effects of nicotine, especially as a result of stress and peer pressure.
Pancreatitis drug Nafamostat shows promise for coronavirus
With the increasing number of infections across the globe, scientists have resorted to studying existing drugs in the hope of discovering a cure for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). A team of researchers has found that an existing drug, Nafamostat or Fusan, a drug used to treat acute pancreatitis, may effectively block the process used by the novel coronavirus to spread and cause illness.
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