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accepting new patients near me :: Article Creator Patients Still Searching For New Doctors Nearly 1 Year After Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center Closes South Fulton patients forced to find new doctors Nearly ten months ago, Georgia's second largest hospital, Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center, shut its doors for good. Wellstar Health System's CEO says they had no choice but to close after losing more than $100 million in the 12 months before the shutdown. The move left thousands of patients without a medical home. FOX 5's Medical Team took at look at how those patients are fending for themselves. ATLANTA - Checking to make sure she has found the right rideshare driver, Brenda Black, who does not drive, climbs in and heads off to see her knee doctor -- about 15-minute ride from Black's home in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward to south Buckhead. For years, if the 71-year-old retired bank teller needed to see her doctors, all she had to...
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functional medicine near me :: Article Creator Greenwood Clinic Puts Emphasis On Functional Medicine The answers kept being the same — "We don't know." Megan Bonney had been experiencing a concerning fluctuation of her heart rate and shortness of breath throughout the spring of 2022. She had to go to the emergency room for a heart catheter to see if there was any blockage, and it repeatedly showed heart rhythm changes that appeared to show a lack of blood flow to the heart. Her husband, Dr. Dee Bonney, didn't know what the issue was. Other doctors didn't know either, until one of Dee Bonney's colleagues, who specializes in a form of treatment called functional medicine, took a look. By investigating further, they found Megan Bonney was suffering from exposure to mold. "Conventional medicine wouldn't have figured that out in a million years," Dee Bonney said. The experience motivated the Bonneys to add a new...
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natural herpes cure :: Article Creator Melanoma: Genetically Modified Herpes Virus May Improve Treatment Advanced melanoma patients often face a risk of recurrence postsurgery. New approaches, like immunotherapies before surgery, could potentially help improve the body's ability to fight cancer and improve patient outcomes. An innovative approach using a genetically modified herpes virus, known as Talimogene laherparepvec (T-VEC), is gaining traction as it directs immune cells to attack cancer cells, potentially revolutionizing melanoma treatment. In a phase 2 clinical trial, researchers examined an innovative approach using a genetically modified herpes virus to treat advanced melanoma. The findings were published in JAMA Oncology The study involved 150 patients with advanced melanoma from various places worldwide. The Talimogene laherparepvec (T-VEC) is designed to infect and replicate within tumor cells and attract immune cells like T ...