Speech-Language Pathologists in Danville, OH Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Patricia Marguerite Keefer Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 205 West Rambo St., Danville, OH 43014 Phone: 740-599-6116 |
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Abiogen Pharma, Lee's Pharma sign deal to market Neridronic Acid
Abiogen Pharma S.p.A. of Pisa Italy and Lee's Pharm jointly announced the agreement for License, Distribution and Supply for marketing of Attila® (Neridronic Acid) throughout China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.
DC 'squanders' AIDS money on questionable groups despite urgent needs
A Washington Post investigation has found that the city with the highest AIDS rate in the United States, Washington, D.C., has awarded millions of dollars to often ineffective groups with little oversight. Officials failed to act when information about waste and abuse became available, and in the worst case one may have helped channel funding to relatives who operated an AIDS charity out of their nightclub. Meanwhile, AIDS patients waited years for treatment, faced needs legitimate agencies were unable to meet, and in one case, died alone on a park bench within a couple of miles of a dozen nonprofits meant to care for AIDS patients (Cenziper, 10/18).
Meta-analysis of latest second-line treatments for status epilepticus
Status epilepticus (SE) is the most common neurologic emergency, with rates estimated between 1.3 and 81 cases per 100,000 people per year.
TUHS, GE Healthcare collaborate to provide high-quality radiologic imaging services
Academic medical centers across the U.S. are experiencing increasing pressure to enhance value - deliver higher quality at lower cost - as they continue to face challenges related to outcomes, cost control, market competition, and other dynamics. Initiatives to promote value typically involve reimbursement arrangements between health insurers and providers that align financial, efficiency and quality incentives.
Bioengineers introduce CORDA algorithm to find new therapeutic targets for cancer
Rice University bioengineers have introduced a fast computational method to model tissue-specific metabolic pathways. Their algorithm may help researchers find new therapeutic targets for cancer and other diseases.
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