 SYS-CON Media | GW Hospital names new medical director Bizjournals.com, NC George Washington University Hospital has chosen a new medical director, tapping Dr. Gary Little, MD, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the GW Medical Center. Keenly familiar with the GW Hospital system, Dr. Little completed his residency ... Physician's Hospitals Are a Model of True Health Care Reform |
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GW Hospital names new medical director - Bizjournals.com
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LA Groff Serves as Judge, Heads Federal Agency - Metropolitan News-Enterprise
 Metropolitan News-Enterprise | LA Groff Serves as Judge, Heads Federal Agency Metropolitan News-Enterprise, CA •He served during the Civil War in the Ohio Infantry of the National Guard. Records show that Groff entered as a corporal and…for whatever reason…exited as a private. •Groff was elected a Police Court judge in Lincoln in 1872, serving, according to the ... |
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Local impacts abound in Obama plan - Dayton Daily News
Local impacts abound in Obama plan Dayton Daily News, OH Montgomery County Administrator Deborah Feldman is pleased that Obama proposes full funding for the Community Development Block Grant program, which faced cuts and threats of elimination under the Bush Administration. Obama is proposing $4.5 billion in ... |
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Medical pot supporters cheer end of DEA raids - San Jose Mercury News
 KRMG | Medical pot supporters cheer end of DEA raids San Jose Mercury News, USA By Josh Richman California medical-marijuana advocates are celebrating a verbal promise that federal raids on the state-law-abiding dispensaries have ended. US Attorney General Eric Holder, in a news conference on an unrelated matter Wednesday in ... Video: Holder: Closing Gitmo Will Be Challenging Holder Hints at Ending DEA Raids on Medical Marijuana Holder to stop raids on medical marijuana clubs |
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Veteran convicted of altering medical records - San Jose Mercury News
Veteran convicted of altering medical records San Jose Mercury News, USA A Bakersfield veteran has been convicted of altering medical records to collect more benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs. A federal jury found 55-year-old Roger Remy guilty Thursday of three counts of submitting false claims to the VA. ... Local Veteran Convicted Of Defrauding Dept. Veterans Affairs |
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Hillsborough Medical Examiner Opens State-Of-The-Art Facility - MSNBC
Hillsborough Medical Examiner Opens State-Of-The-Art Facility MSNBC By Josh Poltilove TAMPA - When John Feegel started as Hillsborough County's chief medical examiner, his office was in the basement of Tampa General Hospital. The office moved into a more spacious 8000-square-foot building on Morgan Street in 1978. ... |
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Bullet holes found after Mo. death ruled natural - The Associated Press
Bullet holes found after Mo. death ruled natural The Associated Press (AP) — Police and medical examiners who thought a man died of natural causes changed their minds after funeral-home workers found bullet holes in his head. The Kansas City Star reported Thursday that three bullet wounds — two of them in Anthony ... KCMO Death Ruled Homicide After Bullet Holes Missed |
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Stuart Flynn gets permanent post as Phoenix medical school dean - Bizjournals.com
 University of Arizona News (press release) | Stuart Flynn gets permanent post as Phoenix medical school dean Bizjournals.com, NC Flynn teaches anatomic and clinical pathology and the translational interface between basic sciences and clinical medicine. Flynn received his medical degree and residency training at the University of Michigan before completing postdoctoral work in ... New dean appointed to UA medical school |
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Financial Crisis Keeps the Doctor Away; 25% in US Postpone Medical … - Attorney at Law
 WANE | Financial Crisis Keeps the Doctor Away; 25% in US Postpone Medical ... Attorney at Law Survey respondents reported skipping or delaying medical treatments for some of the most common diseases in the United States. One in 10 said they had put off seeing a doctor for a chronic illness like diabetes or asthma, while six percent postponed ... Survey: Health care cost keeps the doctor away More Than Half of Americans Say Family Skimped on Medical Care ... Economy forcing Americans to put off health care |
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Sector Snap: Medical Devices - Forbes
Sector Snap: Medical Devices Forbes, NY The company's mix of pharmaceuticals and medical devices should help prop up the company. Abbott's best-selling product is the arthritis medication Humira. It also sells the Xience stent. "The formula for successful investing in the medical ... |
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