Speech-Language Pathologists in Morrill, NE Accepting Medicare
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 Abbigail Tygart Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 508 Jefferson Ave, Morrill, NE 69358 Phone: 308-247-3414 |
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Therapeutic workbook to facilitate healing process in Haitian children
"When children can tell their stories about a traumatic event in their own words or pictures and at their own speed, healing can begin," says Dr. Jodie Kliman, psychologist and professor at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology (MSPP) in Boston. That is why Kliman led MSPP's collaboration with the Children's Psychological Health Center (CPHC) in San Francisco and Ekol Akasya (Acacia School) in Haiti to create a workbook to facilitate that healing process in Haitian children and to identify those at greatest risk for long-term emotional problems.
New push to encourage sperm donation
A critical shortage in the sperm available in IVF clinics has forced some of them to launch online advertising campaigns to encourage sperm donation. The campaign is targeting sports and finance websites which have a larger male readership. Ad tag lines like "you've got millions to spare, we only need one" and "a donation to us won't save a life; hopefully it will create one" are hoping to appeal to the generosity of the adult male.
Accelr8 to present new BACcel test study results against hVISA in Europe
Accelr8 Technology Corporation announced that one of its outside principal investigators received acceptance to present results of a new study in Europe.
Presentations on seasonal influenza and H1N1 viruses
Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar hosted a detailed talk about a virus that's causing concern around the world. The recent cause of an interruption in local school openings, H1N1 information was presented in timely fashion by Dr. Abdullatif Al-Khal, head of the communicable disease unit at Hamad Medical Corporation, and Dr. Ravinder Mamtani, Professor of Public Health at WCMC-Q.
Common infections could become deadly with increase in antibiotic resistance, WHO's Chan says
As more bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, "common infections could become deadly, according to" WHO Director-General Margaret Chan, who spoke on Wednesday at a conference titled "Combating Antimicrobial Resistance: Time for Action" in Copenhagen, ABC News reports.
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