A novel compression dressing made from an antibacterial substance formed from the shells of crustaceans may prevent infections in wounds.
Alliance focuses on long-term services
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Brett Bakshis
Feb 01, 2010
A new coalition of long-term care stakeholders whose objective is to improve long-term services and supports formed in January.
High-dose vitamin B3 ‘cures’ Alzheimer’s in lab mice
Nov 06, 2008
Nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, has been found to eradicate Alzheimer’s disease-related memory problems in lab mice, according to new research.
Study: Low-calorie diets fight aging process
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Haymarket Media
Sep 24, 2007
The key to living longer may involve calorie deprivation, a new study suggests. But humans might able to find the same effects in a pill form.
Status Solutions and ICON Voice Networks form partnership
Jun 29, 2011
Status Solutions announced a strategic partnership with ICON Voice Networks. The deal initiates integration efforts between both organizations’ development teams. The first phase of the integration...
New DOJ task forces targeting worst SNFs
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May 04, 2016
The Department of Justice is forming 10 regional task forces to expose and improve nursing homes that are found to provide “grossly substandard” care.
Card-check battle leaves all combatants worse for wear
By
John O'Connor
May 01, 2009
The apparent demise of a bill intended to make it easier for unions to form has left nearly all sides bloodied from battle.
Health community sees benefits of Tai Chi for frail elderly
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Haymarket Media
Apr 04, 2005
A new kind of Tai Chi – call it Tai Chi with a twist – is gaining attention as an effective form of exercise for frail elderly people.
Oral liquid of spironolactone available
Nov 29, 2017
CMP Pharma announced its CaroSpir is the first FDA-approved oral liquid dosage form of the potassium-sparing diuretic spironolactone.
New rehab company to debut in 2017
Oct 25, 2016
Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare will combine three of its rehab companies to form one organization known as Inspired by Drive, effective in January.