Speech-Language Pathologists in Russell, KY Accepting Medicare
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 Melissa Gayle King, MA-CCC/SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1451 Diederich Blvd, Russell, KY 41169 Phone: 606-388-4511 |
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New York Times examines HIV stigma in Vietnam
The New York Times examines the story of Vietnamese orphans from the Mai Hoa AIDS Center who were turned away from a local primary school because they are HIV-positive. Though the principal at the primary school agreed to accept the children, the parents of the other students at the school refused to allow their children in classes with the orphans, leading the principal to turn the students away.
End-of-life directives prevail over preferences and objections in woman's desire to be cryonically preserved
In one of the more unusual cases to confront the Colorado courts, the El Paso County Probate Court in Colorado Springs has granted Holme Roberts & Owen (HRO) client Alcor Life Extension Foundation of Scottsdale, Arizona, custody of the remains of Colorado Springs nurse Mary Robbins. The ruling upheld Ms. Robbins's 2006 agreement with Alcor to have her head cryonically preserved after death, hoping that future technologies could bring her back to life.
Thoratec gets final FDA approval to expand enrollment of HeartMate III U.S. clinical trial
Thoratec Corporation, a world leader in device-based mechanical circulatory support therapies to save, support and restore failing hearts, today announced that it received final approval from the FDA to broaden enrollment of the HeartMate III U.S. clinical trial of up to 1,028 patients in up to 60 sites.
Researchers identify certain neurons responsible for behavioral decisions in rats
A new paper published by OIST's Neurobiology Research Unit identifies some of the neurons responsible for behavioral decisions in rats. Using a technique that employs light to control nerve cell activity, researchers in Professor Jeff Wickens' Unit inactivated a region of the brain and showed that it caused the rats to behave more flexibly while trying to get a reward.
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