Suppliers in Ruskin, FL
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 The Eye Associates Of Manatee, Llp Medicare Supplier Location: 3894 Sun City Center Blvd, Ruskin, Florida 33573 Phone: (813) 634-2020 |
Florida Eye Specialists And Catarac Medicare Supplier Location: 612 N Tamiami Trl, Ruskin, Florida 33570 Phone: (813) 645-3831 |
Winn Dixie #2444 Medicare Supplier Location: 1023 N Tamiami Trail, Ruskin, Florida 33570 Phone: (813) 645-3871 |
The Shoe Lab Inc Prosthetic/Orthotic Supplier Location: 1201 1st St Sw, Ruskin, Florida 33570 Phone: (813) 645-5800 |
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MicroConstants acquires access to new nanosizing technology
MicroConstants, a GLP-compliant Contract Research Organization specializing in bioanalytical and pharmacokinetic analysis, has acquired access to a new nanosizing technology that transforms water insoluble compounds into nanoparticles, making formulation preparation and dosing for toxicology studies easier.
Doula's support increases satisfaction during labor and delivery
Fewer medical interventions, fewer hours in labor and increased satisfaction with the birthing experience—that's what national statistics say a doula's support during labor and delivery means to women and their partners. A doula is a trained woman who provides nonmedical support during labor and delivery.
European regulators grant CE Mark approval for single-size SILCS Diaphragm
Soon, women in Europe may be taking a new look at one of the world's oldest forms of contraception. European regulators have granted the single-size SILCS Diaphragm a CE marking, allowing the product to be sold throughout Europe. The launch is also an important step toward expanding nonhormonal contraception options for women worldwide.
Scientists develop new method to get clearer picture of how drug abuse affects the brain
One thing leads to another, especially in research. When Stony Brook University School of Medicine scientists developed a new method to measure how cocaine disrupts blood flow in the brains of mice, doctors and researchers got a way to form a clearer picture of how drug abuse affects the brain.
Breakthrough in brain injury study at University of Leicester
A breakthrough by scientists at the University of Leicester in understanding mechanisms within the brain which cause injury could lead to better treatments in the future for conditions such as as cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis.
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