Speech-Language Pathologists in Gatewood, MO Accepting Medicare
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 Tiffany Murdock, MA, CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: Hc 6 Box 200, Gatewood, MO 63942 Phone: 573-255-3213 |
Sarah Ross Stallsworth Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: Hc 6 Box 200, Gatewood, MO 63942 Phone: 573-255-3213 Fax: 573-255-3648 |
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Public awareness campaign needed to curb health threats posed by hepatitis B and hepatitis C
Stepped-up vaccination requirements, a boost in resources for prevention and treatment, and a public awareness campaign similar to the effort that dispelled the stigma of HIV/AIDS are needed to curb the health threats posed by hepatitis B and hepatitis C, says a new report from the Institute of Medicine.
Researchers develop guidelines to standardize performance tests for neural interfaces
How can scientists measure and define the performance of neural electrodes if there are no uniform standards? Freiburg microsystems engineer Dr. Maria Asplund together with Dr. Christian Böhler and Prof. Dr. Thomas Stieglitz, as well as Prof. Dr. Luciano Fadiga and Dr. Stefano Carli from the Italian Institute of Technology at the University of Ferrara, Italy, have developed guidelines to standardize the testing of the performance of electrodes for neural interfaces and bioelectronic systems.
Americans split on Obama's health care proposals, new poll finds
Americans are split evenly on President Barack Obama's proposals for health care reform, according to a new poll released Wednesday. Still, a "CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey indicates that a majority say (sic) it would be better to pass some sort of reform legislation than to leave the current health care system unchanged," CNN reports.
Biomedical engineering researchers aim to attack two banes of cardiovascular disease
Biomedical engineering researchers will attack two banes of cardiovascular disease -; heart failure after heart attacks and the scourge of resistant high blood pressure -; with $4.8 million in National Institutes of Health grants that begin this fall.
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