Speech-Language Pathologists in Wheatley Heights, NY Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Betty Jean Greene, SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 5 Oxford Ct, Wheatley Heights, NY 11798 Phone: 631-586-3598 |
Dr. Jean E. Jones, PH.D Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 9 Napoli Dr, Wheatley Heights, NY 11798 Phone: 631-643-4206 |
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New $300,000 grant-funded program to address opioid prescribing for cancer patients
The University of Illinois at Chicago has received a grant from the Coleman Foundation to develop a screening process for prescribing opioids and managing opioid use disorders in cancer patients who receive care at UI Health, UIC's clinical health enterprise.
Clinton announces U.S.-Nigeria Commission
At a town hall meeting in Abuja, Nigeria, on Wednesday, the fifth stop of her seven-nation African tour, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Nigeria to fix its "flawed electoral system," and "pledg[ed] U.S. assistance in efforts to bring peace to the volatile and oil-rich Delta region," the Wall Street Journal reports.
Mass. insurers ask for double-digit rate hikes, again
Massachusetts' two largest insurers have again asked regulators for permission to increase their rates. "Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the state's biggest health insurer, is requesting increases averaging 12 percent, on the lower end of the range it submitted earlier in the spring. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, the number two carrier, wants increases that range from 8.8 percent to 11.9 percent, about the same range it sought in the round that was rejected" (Weisman, 6/3).
Homeless rape victims are not seeking post-sexual assault medical care
Nearly three-fourths of young adults experiencing homelessness who are raped do not seek post-sexual assault medical care, missing an opportunity to greatly reduce their risk of contracting HIV, according to a survey led by The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.
Complex computer program helps analyze RNA structural motifs
Computer engineers may have just provided the medical community a new way of figuring out exactly how one of the three building blocks of life forms and functions.
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