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Study of Jewish men links religious lifestyle to heart health

A study found that Haredi Israeli men were less likely to die from coronary heart disease than agnostic Israeli Jewish men.

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New York Dentist Surrenders Registration After Drug Misuse

Proprietor of Gentle Dental Care, Dr. Omar Guesmia, surrendered his DEA Registration and will pay $60,000 to settle misuse of controlled substance credentials.

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New York Dentist Surrenders Registration After Drug Misuse

Proprietor of Gentle Dental Care, Dr. Omar Guesmia, surrendered his DEA Registration and will pay $60,000 to settle misuse of controlled substance credentials.

New yorkUnited statesDutchess countyKubra cavusFrank tarentinoFranka tarentinoCarlab freedmanOmar guesmiaYork divisionUs drug enforcement administrationYork state prescription monitoring programGentle dental careControlled substances actNew york stateGetty imagesPrescription monitoring program

New York Dentist Surrenders Registration After Drug Misuse

Proprietor of Gentle Dental Care, Dr. Omar Guesmia, surrendered his DEA Registration and will pay $60,000 to settle misuse of controlled substance credentials.

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Insurers May Have Wasted $130M on Ivermectin for COVID | BU Today

Questrom scholar Rena Conti says insurers, including Medicare, may have paid more than $130 million last year for ivermectin to treat COVID-19.

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