Speech-Language Pathologists in Isle Of Palms, SC Accepting Medicare
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 Caroline Rice Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 222 Forest Trl, Isle Of Palms, SC 29451 Phone: 843-697-3248 |
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House Republicans propose separating payroll tax extension from 'doc fix,' unemployment debate
Congressional Republicans backed down on Monday from a demand that a payroll tax rollback be paid for with reductions in other programs, clearing the way for an extension of the tax cut for 160 million Americans through 2012. After months of partisan confrontation that left the tax break hanging in the balance, Republicans suddenly offered to extend the two-percentage-point cut while continuing to haggle over added unemployment benefits and a measure to prevent a drop in fees paid to doctors by Medicare.
SuperSonic Imagine signs distribution agreement with Canon Marketing Japan
SuperSonic Imagine today announced that it has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Canon Marketing Japan Inc. (Canon MJ) to develop the Japanese market.
Atrasentan provides no additional benefits in phase III clinical trial for advanced prostate cancer
A Data and Safety Monitoring Committee (DSMC) has determined that patients in a phase III clinical trial given atrasentan in addition to a standard chemotherapy regimen for advanced prostate cancer did not have longer survival or longer progression-free survival than patients on the same chemotherapy regimen who got a placebo rather than atrasentan.
Stretchable electronic device holds promise for treating irregular heart rhythms
The electronics can bend, stretch and twist. No small feat. Now the flexible and stretchable electronics can map waves of electrical activity in the heart with better resolution and speed than that of conventional cardiac monitoring technology.
Physician's Technology launches WilloMD iLaserX device
The Italian Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo once declared "everything hurts". Baby boomers are more active than ever and stress their joints. Millions rely on dangerous pain meds and injections to stay active. Pain medication and injections can be dangerous and even lethal. Popular therapeutic pain laser technology offers hope but is not practical for home use and is out of reach of a vast patient population.
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