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Preference for Rechargeable Hearing Aids Growing in United States
Recent survey shows shift toward lithium-ion products It seems the rechargeable hearing aid market is growing in the…
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MIPS & CMS
Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) MIPS has been a hot topic each year since it began in 2017.…
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Top Considerations for Developing HIPAA Compliance Procedures
HIPAA compliance requires a solid set of procedures and steady operations. Here are some best practices for developing…
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Global Implications of Auditory Processing and Related Disorders
Friday, March 27th, 2020, West Chester University Alumni & Foundation Center, 202 Carter Drive, West Chester, P.A., 8:30…
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FDA Regulations May Put Flavored Vapor Up In Smoke
The agency is set to enforce the marketing and sale of materials to the country’s youngest consumers. Those…
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Purdue Researchers ‘Turn Back The Clock’ to Treat Pancreatic Cancer
Disease with notoriously low survival rate requires new treatment methods Many people believe a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer…
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Ohio U. Study Focuses on ACL Rehab
Two-phase study concentrating on military-based injuries While ACL injury rehabilitation programs often focus on the physical recovery of…
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Coronavirus precautions for healthcare professionals
As COVID-19 fears ease slightly in the U.S., conditions remain unstable in Wuhan where more than 1700 healthcare…
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Cancer Treatments Showing Promise in Fighting COPD
Preclinical study suggests a possible crossover Cancer therapies blocking specific protein receptors called ErbB reduced inflammation in animal…
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Leadership Guide 2020 – An Elite Healthcare Resource Guide
Read This Issue Now! An Elite Healthcare Resource Guide Welcome to the Elite Healthcare – Leadership Resource Guide. Read…
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Neuro-Optometric Vision Rehabilitation and Developmental Optometry
April 3 & 4, 2020 Edison, NJ The goal of this workshop, presented by Vincent R. Vicci…
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Study: High Number of Older Adults Being Readmitted to Hospitals
Preexisting infections blamed for troubling trend A recent University of Michigan study found that a disproportionately high number…