âAre we providing the right care, in the right way, at the right time, every time? Asked Dr Atul Gawande, who was confirmed this month as Deputy Administrator of the Bureau of Global Health at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). He answered his own question about the …
Read More »Omicron fuels spike in COVID-19 cases in Texas over Christmas weekend
AUSTIN – The Christmas holiday weekend added to the already growing number of COVID-19 infections in Texas with nearly 57,000 new cases reported in the four-day period that ended Monday. The spike was likely fueled by the rapidly spreading omicron strain which, according to one of the state’s leading treatment …
Read More »Treating Covid Patients at Secret Myanmar Clinics
Published on: 12/27/2021 – 03:04Amended: 12/27/2021 – 03:02 Kayah (Myanmar) (AFP) – A handful of Burmese nurses in hiding from the junta have run makeshift clinics to treat Covid patients and resistance fighters with drugs smuggled past military checkpoints. With bags full, they are always ready to flee as healthcare …
Read More »ScreenPro Security Ready to Help Canadians and Government with Increased COVID Testing Capacity
Toronto, Ontario – (Newsfile Corp. – December 24, 2021) – ScreenPro Security Inc. (CSE: SCRN) (OTCQB: CSRSF) (âScreenProâ or the âCompanyâ) would like to announce that the Company is ready to help Canadians, government and local businesses with COVID testing. ScreenPro increased its testing capability for both rapid antigen with …
Read More »Supply struggles to meet demand in some COIVD-19 antibody infusion centers | KLBK | KAMC
LUBBOCK, Texas – Monoclonal antibody infusions have been a revolutionary treatment to help ensure that people with COVID-19 do not become seriously ill or, in some cases, can prevent hospitalization. Amid the growing cases of the Omicron variant, people are turning to this treatment again. However, some Lubbock infusion centers …
Read More »Certain groups are excluded from the Montana covid test giveaway program
As the number of new cases of covid in Montana approached 1,000 every day in September, Shelly Stanley-Lehman worried about when the virus would reach her daycare in Billings. She wanted to have covid tests on hand to help prevent an outbreak from spreading through her business, but the stores …
Read More »Omicron could set aside two leading COVID-19 drugs
WASHINGTON – As U.S. hospitals under pressure prepare for a new wave of COVID-19 cases caused by the fast-spreading omicron variant, doctors warn of another challenge: the two standard drugs they used to fighting infections likely won’t work the new strain. For more than a year, antibody drugs from Regeneron …
Read More »ECU medical and physiotherapy students offer free services to the homeless | Local news
Students from Brody School of Medicine and the College of Allied Health Sciences at East Carolina University recently spent an evening offering free foot exams and physiotherapy services to homeless residents of Greenville. The effort was part of the annual In Your Shoes Foot Clinic hosted and facilitated by students …
Read More »Spire Orthopedic Partners Hires Its First Marketing Director | Health, Medicine and Fitness
Business thread GREENWICH, Connecticut – (BUSINESS WIRE) – December 13, 2021– Spire orthopedic partners, a rapidly growing management services organization serving top orthopedic and spine surgeons, has hired Nicole Monsky, director of orthopedic marketing, as the company’s senior marketing director. This press release features multimedia. See the full version here: …
Read More »Aid organizations mobilize to help victims of tornadoes in the Midwest
A car sits in the debris caused by a tornado in Bowling Green, Ky. On Saturday, December 11, 2021. A monstrous tornado has killed dozens of people in Kentucky and the toll was rising on Saturday after bad weather ravaged at least five states, leaving widespread devastation. (AP Photo / …
Read More »New Zealand buys 120,000 courses of Covid antiviral drugs
Health authorities have ordered 120,000 courses of antivirals to fight mild to moderate cases of Covid. Photo: RNZ / Richard Tindiller The joint effort of the Ministry of Health and Pharmaceuticals comes as cases abroad increase during the northern winter. It is hoped that the combination of high vaccination rates, …
Read More »Surgery Rates in the United States Rebounded Quickly After Initial COVID-19 Stop | Information Center
As of July 2020, hospitals nationwide had stepped up surgeries with improved safety protocols, and surgery rates began to return to – if not exceed – their 2019 levels. By the end of the year, the total volume of surgeries was only 10% lower than the 2019 volume. The JAMA …
Read More »Navy suspends use of military tank fleet over Hawaii aquifer
By The Associated Press on December 6, 2021. This photo shows a tunnel inside the Red Hill underground fuel storage facility in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on January 26, 2018. The State of Hawaii has said a laboratory has detected a petroleum product in a water sample from an elementary school …
Read More »Medical volunteers prepare for the California International Marathon on Sunday
(SACRAMENTO) More than 90 volunteers from across UC Davis Health will provide medical support to the California International Marathon (CIM) on Sunday. The race was canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but returned this year with COVID-19 protocols in place, including proof of vaccination or a negative test …
Read More »Omicron urges scientists to quickly reconsider boosters
As recently as last week, many public health experts fiercely opposed the Biden administration’s campaign to roll out booster shots of the coronavirus vaccines to all American adults. There was little scientific evidence to support additional doses for most people, the researchers said. The Omicron variant changed all that. Scientists …
Read More »Vacation travel could lead to increased need for blood donation – FOX13 News Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Red Cross emergency because they lack blood. Donor levels are at historically low levels, but hospitals and treatment centers are still requesting high levels for blood. âBlood is medicine,â said John Brown, executive director of the South American Red Cross. Right now, blood is rarer than …
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Life was difficult for thousands of pet families in the country of Santa Barbara before COVID-19. Now, 20 months after the start of the pandemic, even more families are facing extreme challenges, including difficulty providing food and veterinary care for their pets. At the same time, many pets that were …
Read More »Pakistan allows India to transport wheat, medicine to Afghanistan
Photo file In a statement, the Foreign Office said Indian vehicles would be allowed to pass through the Wagah border “as a sign of goodwill” to the Afghans Pakistan formally authorized India on Wednesday to transport 50,000 tonnes of vital wheat to Afghanistan via its road network, stressing that it …
Read More »Fight against gas prices, the United States will release 50 million barrels of oil
By Josh Boak and Colleen Long, The Associated Press November 23, 2021. President Joe Biden speaks as he announces he is appointing Jerome Powell to a second four-year term as Federal Reserve Chairman, during an event at the South Court Auditorium of the complex of the White House in Washington, …
Read More »Quality of care decreases with private ownership of nursing homes, study finds
Retirement homes acquired by private equity firms have seen an increase in emergency room visits and hospitalizations among long-term residents and rising Medicare costs, according to a new study from investigators at Weill Cornell Medicine. The results, published Nov. 19 in the JAMA Health Forum, suggest that the quality of …
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When the sun goes down and the holiday lights sparkle, the peninsula is a place of celebration. But the holiday can mask a very real need that some families in the region face for basic services. With a local poverty rate of 12.6% according to Data USA, affected residents have …
Read More »Vaccine mandates further threaten the supply chain
Ever-growing mandates to vaccinate essential workers – by both private companies and governments – are causing severe shortages in an already depleted workforce. This is especially true in the supply chain, where labor shortages are common in shipping, air, rail and, of course, truckers. On October 30, the federal government’s …
Read More »Science inspires kids at vet camp
The young people recently got a glimpse of the veterinary profession at the veterinary camp. About 20 students, aged 6 to 14, recently attended the Faulkner County Extension Office camp in Conway, where they discovered careers in veterinary medicine and tried hands-on activities related to animal care. Dr Paul Jenkins, …
Read More »Life-threatening parasite that traverses barefoot is in the United States
The headlines on a parasite called Strongyloides in the United States are accurate. The parasite isn’t fatal to most people – and many people don’t even have symptoms. The Guardian recently published a story with the title, “Deadly Parasite That Burrows Into The Body Through Barefoot Could Multiply In This …
Read More »Medical Transportation of Choice: Long Island’s # 1 Private Ambulance Provider Continues to Grow
According to President and CEO Wayne Miller, Choice Medical Transportation serves vulnerable patients who are often underserved by other companies. Choice of medical transport is a private ambulance service that provides transport of wheelchair patients to and from medical appointments and treatments, specializing in dialysis patients, but also serving those …
Read More »Nursing home residents overlooked in race for COVID antibody treatments
Of the dozens of patients Dr. Jim Yates treated for COVID-19 at his long-term care facility in rural Alabama, this one made him particularly nervous. The 60-year-old man, who had been fully vaccinated, was diagnosed with a breakthrough infection in late September. Almost immediately, he needed extra oxygen, and lung …
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Permanent tan is under threat this winter after cosmetic producers reported shortages of an ingredient used in a wide range of fake tan lines, skin creams and beauty products. A UK-based self-tanner, chemical distribution company and pharmacists were unable to source the widely used solvent, ethoxydiglycol, which is used to …
Read More »Signing of a development agreement with LocatorX
Caretech Services Pty Ltd (CTS), a WA-based smart packaging technology developer, today signed a development agreement with LocatorX, the Atlanta-based location tracking platform provider. LXConnect â¢, LocatorX’s cloud-based tracking platform, provides accurate, inexpensive and flexible tracking technology to businesses in a variety of industries. CTS SIP system technology enables healthcare …
Read More »Afghan-Japanese hospital faces lack of equipment, medicine
Health services at the Afghan-Japanese Hospital, the only active hospital for treating COVID-19 patients in the country, are declining as winter approaches, hospital officials said. Hospital officials say the number of people infected with COVID-19 is likely to increase as winter approaches and the hospital does not have enough equipment …
Read More »If Biden Really Wants To Help The Iranians There Is An Easy Way To Do It
The Biden administration has said more than once that it wants to adapt U.S. sanctions to avoid unintentional damage. Despite this goal, many people, including 84 million Iranians, still suffer from US sanctions despite technical exemptions. Mani Mostofi is the director of the MIAAN group. Loading Something is loading. Last …
Read More »Grain product prices could rise after dry weather for Alberta farmers
Breadcrumb Links Local News Author of the article: Dylan shorts FILE – A farmer brings his pea crop to a field south of Wetaskiwin, Alta., Monday August 29, 2016. Photo by Ian Kucerak /Post-media file Content of the article Everything from grains and bread to craft beer could soon cost …
Read More »We must watch over our neighbors to ensure the vaccine supply
At the height of the COVID-19 Delta outbreak in Sydney, NSW has sought help from other states to increase its immunization supplies. It received a cold response, with each state closely keeping its own limited stocks. When Australia turned to the global community, it obtained 500,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine …
Read More »Here’s How UP’s Debweyendan Indigenous Gardens Strengthen Health, Community and Food Sovereignty
This article is part of Health, a series on how Michigan communities are mobilizing to address health challenges. It is made possible by funding from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund. Over a decade ago, the people of Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC), Michigan Technological University (MTU), and UP Western Planning …
Read More »Razorbacks advance to ITA Central Region quarter-finals
Victoria Guerra 23 October 2021 IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Arkansas women’s tennis team advance a doubles duet and sophomore Indianna Spink to the quarterfinals on Day 3 of the ITA Central Regionals. Sophomore Morgan Cross and partner Tatum Rice continue their run in the doubles, beating Iowa …
Read More »In the DRC, a local NGO fights against diabetes during natural disasters and civil conflicts
Growing up in what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Alfred Kakisingi has seen many of his loved ones experience the effects of diabetes. For those whose condition worsened, the prognosis was grim. âEvery time they send someone with diabetes to the hospital, the mindset is that it …
Read More »Medication recovery events encourage safe disposal of unwanted drugs
BIG RAPIDS – Everyone is encouraged to clean their medicine cabinets and take advantage of the free medication take-back events this Saturday at Spectrum Health Big Rapids and Reed City hospitals. This free, anonymous public service is part of the 19th National Prescription Drug Recovery Day, sponsored by the Drug …
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The first commentary on the Reddit the post had over 250 upvotes, and the dreaded drink might not surprise people. Frappuccinos are clearly one of the most complex drinks you can order at Starbucks, and there’s a reason baristas hate limited-edition Frappuccinos. Expectations are high and the time required to …
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Allergy and Asthma Care of Florida joins the AllerVie Health network Allergy and Asthma Care of Florida, with offices in Ocala and The Villages, has joined AllerVie Health, a nationwide network of certified allergists. Dr G. Edward Stewart II, Dr Thomas L. Johnson II and Beau J. Caruthers, APRN, “continue …
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) – As food and the means to buy it dwindled in a besieged town, the young mother felt there was nothing more she could do. She committed suicide, unable to feed her children. In a Catholic church on the other side of town, the flour and oil …
Read More »The virtue of well-balanced physicians | Information Center
The work, life and influence of twentieth-century writers, including Walker Percy and Albert Camus, widely acclaimed for their novels that opened unique windows on the human soul and its challenges, have become the centerpieces of recent lectures given through the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV by the Alpha …
Read More »Northern British Columbia First Nation launches pilot drone delivery of medical supplies
Stellat’en First Nation Chief Robert Michell says he is excited about a pilot project that uses drones to deliver medicine to his remote community in northern British Columbia The First Nation is part of the $ 750,000 Remote Communities Drone Initiative – a collaborative project conceived in January with the …
Read More »Civilian Surgeon Orders Investigation After Sadar Hospital Staff Discover ‘Burnt’ Drugs | Ranchi News
Chatra: The Chatra District Civil Surgeon’s Office opened an investigation after an alleged video of a pharmacist at Sadar Hospital burning huge stocks of drugs on the hospital premises surfaced. The video, which is said to be five days old, went viral, after which action was launched. The pharmacist, however, …
Read More »Breaking isolation, North Korea accepts WHO COVID-19 supplies
By Jonny Lupsha, News Editor After World War II, Korea split in two, with North Korea becoming radically isolated. It cut communications with the rest of the world to the point that residents no longer have access to websites outside the country. COVID-19 medical supplies are a rare exception. Photo …
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(CBS NEWS) âWe’re going to need a crate of lemons; hope they have lemons tomorrow. Life doesn’t give lemons to Tony Pertesis, who owns and runs the Southport Diner in Connecticut. And not just lemons: âYou order Heinz, it’s not here. I order Gatorade; it took weeks to get Gatorade. …
Read More »Breaking News: Pfizer asks FDA to approve injections for children aged 5 to 11 | Health Info
NEW YORK – Pfizer is calling on the U.S. government to allow its COVID-19 vaccine to be used in children aged 5 to 11. If regulators agree, the shooting could start in a few weeks. Pfizer had previously reported that a lower dose of its vaccine worked and appeared safe …
Read More »Blood supply at crisis levels throughout central PA | News, Sports, Jobs
Steve Coiner, from Ephrata, took a blood test during an American Red Cross sponsored blood drive at Grace Point Church of Nazarene in Ephrata on Friday, March 20, 2020. The American Red Cross is now confronted. to a severe blood shortage due to an unprecedented number of cancellations of blood …
Read More »Children with type 2 diabetes face health problems in adulthood
In patients with young-onset type 2 diabetes (T2DM), the risk of complications increases steadily over time and affects most of this population in adulthood, according to a study conducted in the New England Journal of Medicine. The researchers initially enrolled 572 patients from the Treatment Options for Type 2 Diabetes …
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I don’t mean to be alarmist, but it looks like we are heading for some tough times ahead, and it’s time for producers to prepare accordingly. Labor shortages. Rolling black-outs. The ports are full of ships unable to dock and unload. Fuel prices on the rise. Food prices are skyrocketing. …
Read More »Donald Trump took this COVID-19 vaccine
Since the vaccines were released, their effectiveness and safety have been constantly debated on social media and beyond. While former President Donald Trump may have been rather bland about his approach to masks and social distancing, he maintained the importance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, even after leaving the Oval …
Read More »District administration projects 1.21 L of active cases at peak of wave 3 and prepares plans | Nagpur News
Nagpur: The district administration is making elaborate plans to tackle the expected third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. The administration predicted about 1.21 lakh of active cases in the district at the height of the third wave. The administration has submitted proposals to the government for the budget provision of …
Read More »This low-cost grocery store expands into new condition
A new definition of value arrives in the Gem State! Dollar General has just announced plans to expand into its 47th state with the addition of a store in Athol, Idaho. The location is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in spring 2022. The low-cost chain sells a …
Read More »‘Drug miles’ become a concern for European patients – Research shows drug origin is becoming more important
The pandemic has sparked greater interest among patients in Europe’s role in drug manufacturing. New research reveals that seven in ten patients now want to know where their drugs are made, as the pandemic has exposed the weaknesses of the growing concentration of production of essential drugs abroad. The study …
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Education gaps Celiac disease patients are quite common, but most go undiagnosed, in part because practitioners ignore the sheer diversity of associated symptoms and fail to include celiac disease in the differential diagnosis. For patients with established celiac disease, pediatricians should have some knowledge of the gluten-free diet and recommendations …
Read More »Setting boundaries, focusing on a goal can foster resilience in women in medicine
Choose a topic Productivity September 30, 2021 4 minutes to read Source / Disclosures Published by: Source: Baedke L. No, thank you. Boundary framework that enhances resilience and well-being. Presented at: Women In Medicine Summit, September 24-25, 2021 (virtual meeting). Disclosures: Baedke does not report any relevant financial information. ADD …
Read More »Assessment criteria for safe business operations in Ho Chi Minh City
LEGAL UPDATE Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC(Evaluation criteria). These evaluation criteria are based on the decision n ° 3328 / QD-BCD of September 15, 2021. They constitute the basis allowing the companies of HCMV to start their activities while HCMV gradually opens its economy to adapt to the new status …
Read More »Fresenius Medical Care North America announces three key leadership appointments
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Read More »Patented Medicines Market Overview, Applications and Product Specifications with Forecast to 2027 – Bulk Solids Handling
The Patented medicine market The report presents the sales and revenue of Patented Medicines by company, regions, type and application, and forecast to 2027. This report also studies the market situation, competition landscape, market share, rate of growth, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, sales channels, distributors and Porter’s …
Read More »These promising youngsters from Detroit are truly awesome – and here’s why
Have you heard of the Detroit Youth Empowerment Awards? YEAs, as they are sometimes called, were created by CLASSE agency in partnership with the City of Detroit Department of Behavioral Health, 313 HOPE Detroit. The Youth Empowerment Awards were designed not only to celebrate the city’s youth, but also to …
Read More »ANA: Cargo becomes the first Japanese carrier to join Pharma.Aero
ANA Cargo becomes the first Japanese carrier to join Pharma.Aero By participating in Pharma.Aero, ANA aims to provide global standards and high quality pharmaceutical transport ANA is certified IATA Center of Excellence for Independent Validators in Pharmaceutical Logistics (CEIV PHARMA) since 2017 TOKYO, September 28, 2021 – ANA Cargo has …
Read More »Fuel crisis LIVE: Army ready to mobilize as drivers flock to refuel | United Kingdom | New
Sky News quoted a Whitehall source as saying the military would be mobilized as a precaution. It comes after ministers on Monday played down rumors that the military could be used to deliver petrol to gas stations across the UK due to a shortage of heavy truck drivers. Environment Minister …
Read More »Waitlist at Ruby as COVID cases continue to impact
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – A report from officials at WVU Medicine says 40% of all coronavirus patients in the state are in a WVU Medicine facility. In Morgantown, Ruby Memorial Hospital reports 119 coronavirus patients with no beds available. Staff at Ruby Memorial Hospital established a waiting list on Friday afternoon. …
Read More »Brexit news: Boris Johnson said to act as drug supplies on red alert | Politics | New
According to the British Generic Manufacturers Association (BGMA), a UK-wide licensing agreement must be struck between the two parties in order to stop critical drug shortages between Britain and Northern Ireland. After Brexit, Northern Ireland is still part of the EU regulatory system due to the protocol. For this reason, …
Read More »Former Vice President Gore to speak on climate change via Zoom at UM
(photo courtesy of the UM Max Baucus Institute) Original Climate Change Leader Former Vice President Al Gore to be Special Guest of Former US Senator and Ambassador to China Max Baucus October 28 via ZOOM as part of the UM Baucus Institute series. Director of the UM Institute and professor …
Read More »Lucid Diagnostics, a subsidiary of Pavmed, files a registration statement for its IPO
Pavmed subsidiary (NSDQ: PAVM) Lucid diagnostics announced that Lucid has publicly filed a registration statement related to an Initial Public Offering (IPO) proposal. The number of common shares and the price range of the offering have not yet been determined, according to a press release. Lucid Diagnostics intends to list …
Read More »3 ways drones impact healthcare
Transport of blood samples, Germany Wingcopter drones recently carried blood samples over a distance of 26 kilometers in the German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The flight time of the drones was 18 minutes on average, almost twice as fast as ground transport. The use of Wingcopter drones could dramatically speed …
Read More »WHO chief calls for urgent assistance in Lebanon
The head of the World Health Organization said Lebanon urgently needs assistance to help it cope with several crises. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus spoke to reporters in Beirut on Friday after two days of meetings with Lebanese officials and medical workers. Ghebreyesus also visited a number of health care …
Read More »Free dental, visual and medical services offered in Louisville
Free dental, ophthalmic and medical services will be provided to anyone who visits the Remote Area Medical Clinic that will be moving into Jefferson County High School on September 25-26. No ID is required and medical staff will see patients on a first come, first served basis. Event organizers hope …
Read More »Red winger Vladimir Konstantinov could lose care due to law change
(WXYZ) – He was one of the best defensemen in the NHL. They called him the “Vladiator”. Vladimir Konstantinov’s aggressive play helped the Red Wings win the Stanley Cup for the first time in 42 years in 1997. ‘Dirty’ cuts in car crash survivors force families to close treatment gaps …
Read More »Salvation Army receives $ 10 million disaster relief grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.
ALEXANDRIE, Virginia, September 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The Salvation Army received a $ 10 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to support ongoing emergency response and long-term recovery for those affected by Hurricane Ida from Louisiana in New England and by forest fires in 10 western states. The …
Read More »Why didn’t FDA advisers want to recommend Covid-19 booster injections for everyone?
They recommended a more limited step: emergency use authorization for people 65 years of age and older and for people at high risk of serious infection. Then they came back and added health workers and others at high risk of getting infected at work – even if they weren’t at …
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New Delhi: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is chairing a crucial meeting of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council today in Lucknow. The 45th GST Council meeting is expected to review the tax rate of more than four dozen items and discuss tax breaks on 11 Covid drugs. The …
Read More »What is an ECMO machine? Shortages are straining dying COVID patients
RN Erin Beauchemin monitors an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) machine connected to a patient in the COVID-19 intensive care unit at Harborview Medical Center on Friday, May 8, 2020, in Seattle. Elaine thompson PA From masks, to tests, to hospital beds, to ventilators. The current COVID-19 pandemic continues to strain …
Read More »Lebanon’s drug shortage leaves patients in limbo
QLEIAT, Lebanon – Saydi Mubarak and his mother share a bond that goes beyond a close mother-daughter relationship: They were both diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago and have undergone months of chemotherapy in a Beirut hospital, facing anxiety, hair loss. and uncertainty for the future. Today, they share …
Read More »The Recorder – Just say ‘neigh’ to ivermectin for COVID-19: Experts warn against using horse dewormer to treat coronavirus
The Greenfield Farmers Cooperative Exchange showroom would span 12,000 square feet – with additional warehouses, a greenhouse, and an outdoor nursery – and would carry at least 22,000 items for anyone’s farm, home or garden. . And the equine section of the store is full of supplies. But you won’t …
Read More »Blue Cross announces grace period for bonuses | Way of life
For members affected by Hurricane Ida. RED STICK – Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana will extend the grace period for paying member bonuses until October 1, 2021. Members recovering from Hurricane Ida, which hit southeast Louisiana on the 29th August as a Category 4 storm, will not have …
Read More »Virginia Medical Society Helps Afghan Refugees at Dulles Airport | WDVM25 and DCW50
STERLING, Va. (WDVM) – The Virginia Medical Society is helping United Airlines by providing volunteer doctors to help Afghan refugees at Dulles International Airport in Qatar. More than 6,000 Afghan refugees have arrived in Virginia. The Virginia Medical Society has started deploying medics from Dulles to Frankfurt, and returns on …
Read More »AMERICA / HAITITI – The Camillians come to the aid of the earthquakes: “We must give people dignity and love, as Jesus teaches us”
AMERICA / HAITITI – The Camillians come to the aid of the earthquakes: “We must give people dignity and love, as Jesus teaches us” Port au Prince (Agenzia Fides) – âOur medical team is mobilized and is already available to continue welcoming more and more people and providing them with …
Read More »Flyers’ deal with Travis Sanheim could lead to additional deals
After settling some cases before a possible arbitration hearing and signing a new contract with defenseman Travis Sanheim, the Philadelphia Flyers are likely not finished making roster decisions. Closing the Sanheim deal was key to the Flyers’ blue line, but his new deal – a deal that will cost $ …
Read More »Cuba says the US embargo is “genocidal”. What is he really doing?
Following historic protests in Cuba where thousands took to the streets, Cuban officials have repeatedly blamed the six-decade US embargo on food, fuel and medicine shortages in Cuba. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Cuban health officials insist the embargo restricts the import of crucial vaccine components – the communist country has …
Read More »Medicare Vexes Oncology Community’s Radiation Oncology Payment Model
WASHINGTON – The Biden administration’s Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) is currently in full swing with its radiation oncology model mandatory for Medicare payment, and physician groups are not happy with it. “We are totally, categorically against mandatory models,” Ted Okon, MBA, executive director of the Community Oncology …
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