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SEARHC Hires Arndt as Behavioral Health Clinician

By SEARHC on Mar 13, 2012   Health  

SEARHC Hires Arndt as Behavioral Health Clinician

SITKA, March 12, 2012 — The SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) Behavioral Health Division announced the hiring of Jeff Arndt, LPC, CDC II, as a behavioral health clinician with theGunaanastí Bill Brady Healing Center/Déilee Hít Safe Harbor House adult residential substance abuse treatment programs in Sitka.

Researchers Discover Mechanism in Cells That Leads to Inflammatory Diseases

By Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Mar 12, 2012   Health  

Researchers Discover Mechanism in Cells That Leads to Inflammatory Diseases

Los Angeles, March 12, 2012 – Cedars-Sinai researchers have unlocked the mystery of how an inflammatory molecule is produced in the body, a discovery they say could lead to advances in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, Type 2 diabetes and numerous other chronic diseases that affect tens of millions of people.

A New Approach to Treating Type I Diabetes? Columbia Scientists Transform Gut Cells into Insulin Factories

By Columbia University Medical Center on Mar 12, 2012   Health  

A New Approach to Treating Type I Diabetes? Columbia Scientists Transform Gut Cells into Insulin Factories

Study suggests a new approach could give patients the ability to make their own insulin-producing cells without a stem cell transplant

Maternal Obesity May Influence Brain Development of Premature Infants

By Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center on Mar 9, 2012   Health  

Maternal Obesity May Influence Brain Development of Premature Infants

Winston-Salem, N.C. – March 8, 2012 — Maternal obesity may contribute to cognitive impairment in extremely premature babies, according to a new study by researchers at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.

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