Speech-Language Pathologists in Gilbert, MN Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Ashleigh Burgess Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6334 Juniper Ln, Gilbert, MN 55741 Phone: 218-780-2651 |
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House Democrats say they will introduce reform legislation August recess; Obama Administration to look into wellness programs
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, (D-Calif.) and other House Democrats met with President Barack Obama on Wednesday, promising a health reform bill by the end of July, the AP/Examiner reports.
Spectrum Dynamics commences ultra low dose trials of radiopharmaceutical agents with D-SPECT technology
Cardiovascular imaging accounts for 30 percent of all the radiation patients receive in the U.S. and today, at the Society for Nuclear Medicine annual meeting, Spectrum Dynamics announced it has begun clinical studies to show that its D-SPECT™ technology can accommodate significantly lower doses of radiopharmaceutical agents so the total radiation exposure to patients and staff is much lower compared to conventional cardiac imaging.
Judge calls GlaxoSmithKline 'high-handed' over legal action from Biota
A Supreme Court judge in Melbourne, Australia has described as "high-handed" the delay by global pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) in filing a defence against legal action from Biota Holdings last Friday.
Study looks at cardiac resynchronization therapy
A randomized, controlled, multi-center trial has found that cardiac resynchronization therapy produced no improvement in peak oxygen uptake during exercise testing, the trial's primary endpoint, in patients with Class III heart failure, including mechanical problems that disrupt the heart's normal rhythm and a moderately prolonged QRS complex as demonstrated on EKG.
New study sheds light on artificial networks and human face recognition
Our brains are so primed to recognize faces - or to tell people apart - that we rarely even stop to think about it, but what happens in the brain when it engages in such recognition is still far from understood. In a new study reported today in Nature Communications, researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have shed new light on this issue.
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