Chiropractors adopt new spine scanning device in Wellsville
Franklin County medical staff introduce Insight Millennium Second Generation Subluxation Station to detect vertebral misalignment. Dr. Jason Walrod of Main Street Chiropractic says the noninvasive scans read muscle activity and skin temperature to reveal nervous system impact and guide treatment. Other Ottawa area clinics are testing similar tech with training planned.
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Franklin County
Insight Millennium
Jason Walrod
Main Street Chiropractic
Walrod
Virginia
Walred
Ottawa
Mike Hiatt
Therapy could reduce damage from heart attack and stroke
Researchers designed a new gene therapy that activates under low oxygen to trigger a defense protecting heart and brain tissue during ischemic events. If effective in humans, it could buy precious time for at risk patients before hospital treatment, addressing the critical time window noted by Duke's Victor J. Dzau. The approach, led by Dray at Brigham and Women’s Hospital before moving to Duke, aims to limit injury when blood flow is blocked.
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Washington
Victor J. Dzau
Duke University
Dray
Brigham Aly Women’s Hospital
Boston
Duke
Internist opens Ottawa Pomona offices in Midwest town
Dr. Xiao Sean Yang, an internist and endocrinologist, opened offices in Ottawa at 1428 S Main St Suite 9 and in Pomona at 528 E Franklin St. He plans to see patients in Pomona every Thursday and relocated with his wife and 6-year-old son. Yang, born in China, trained in the United States after residency in New York City and chose Ottawa for its friendly community and open space. He began accepting patients Monday. confirmations through Ottawa and Pomona offices.
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Sean) Yang
Ottawa
S. Main St
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Pomona
E. Franklin St
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United States
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New York City
Midwest
Kansas Health Dept Receives $70 067 Grant to Expand Services
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment will obtain a nationwide grant of 70 067 dollars to widen health services for Kansas residents. From the U S Department of Health and Human Services the program funds 66 grants totaling over 19 million dollars to aid health centers in delivering primary and preventive care to patients regardless of their ability to pay, benefiting rural and urban communities.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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