COLLEGE REPORT: Bunch leads Robert Morris College Journal Times, WI In another tournament game against Auburn University-Montgomery, Bunch totaled 27 points and grabbed a tournament-high 16 rebounds in Robert Morris’ 87-76 victory. Bunch’s dynamic play earned him a spot on the 10-member all-NAIA tournament team. ... |
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COLLEGE REPORT: Bunch leads Robert Morris College - Journal Times
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CareFusion Corporation Files Form 10 Registration Statement - FOXBusiness
 MiamiHerald.com | CareFusion Corporation Files Form 10 Registration Statement FOXBusiness SAN DIEGO, March 31, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ ----CareFusion Corporation, the company that is expected to become public from the spinoff of Cardinal Health's clinical and medical products businesses, today filed a Form 10 registration ... Cardinal Health to spin off unit, cut jobs Cardinal Health Remains Pressured By Hospital Spending Delays Cardinal Health To Eliminate More Jobs In Clinical & Medical ... |
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Patients Urge Legalization of Medical Marijuana, Say … - FOXNews
Patients Urge Legalization of Medical Marijuana, Say ... FOXNews The patients testified on behalf of a bill that would establish a task force to evaluate the effectiveness and fairness of the current law and consider whether medical marijuana should become legal in the state. By Michael Frost ANNAPOLIS -- When a ... Avoid a hasty remedy to a bad law |
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Pa. double murder inmate settles medical suit - Philadelphia Inquirer
Pa. double murder inmate settles medical suit Philadelphia Inquirer, PA AP PITTSBURGH - A convicted double murderer has settled a federal lawsuit claiming he has received inadequate medical care while in Pennsylvania prisons. David Munchinski's settlement was reached Monday in federal court in Pittsburgh but remains sealed ... |
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EDUCATION BRIEFS - Zanesville Times Recorder
EDUCATION BRIEFS Zanesville Times Recorder, OH Scholarship Central Access Program, c/o Muskingum County Community Foundation, 534 Putnam Ave., Zanesville, Ohio 43701, 453-5192, fax 453-5734. CROOKSVILLE - The deadline for the Arnold E. Sherrick Memorial Scholarship at Crooksville High School is ... |
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Madonna doubles medical courses - Detroit Free Press
Madonna doubles medical courses Detroit Free Press, United States BY PATRICIA ANSTETT • FREE PRESS MEDICAL WRITER • March 31, 2009 Unable to find a full-time job for more than 10 years, former auto engineer Jan Bielecki stood in line Monday at Madonna University ready to make the switch to health care. ... Stat! Madonna enrollees seek Rx for joblessness |
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White House names UM economist to big job - Baltimore Sun
 Baltimore Sun | White House names UM economist to big job Baltimore Sun, United States Obama said Montgomery would "cut through the red tape" and make sure the "full resources" of the federal government "assist the workers, communities and regions that rely on our auto industry," especially in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. ... |
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JAMA's Hush-Up - Washington Post
JAMA's Hush-Up Washington Post, United States THE EDITORS of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) surely appreciated that Jonathan Leo, a professor at Lincoln Memorial University, made them aware of an undisclosed conflict involving a pharmaceutical company and the author of a ... AMA seeks probe of journal editors' actions AMA Wades Into Flap Over JAMA Editors JAMA Oversight Committee to Look Into Lexapro Study Controversy |
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BioForm Medical Strengthens Its Board of Directors With Three … - FOXBusiness
BioForm Medical Strengthens Its Board of Directors With Three ... FOXBusiness SAN MATEO, Calif., March 30, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BioForm Medical, Inc. (Nasdaq:BFRM) today announced it has, over the course of its current fiscal year, strengthened its Board of Directors with the addition of three seasoned executives with ... |
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15 fired for accessing octuplet mom's medical file - The Associated Press
 BBC News | 15 fired for accessing octuplet mom's medical file The Associated Press (AP) — Fifteen hospital workers have been fired for looking at medical records of octuplet mother Nadya Suleman without permission. Kaiser Permanente spokesman Jim Anderson said Monday the violations of health care privacy laws were reported to the ... Octuplets hospital workers fired Octuplets mom Nadya Suleman Hospital staff fired for looking at ... Octomom's Medical Drama: Hospital Workers Peeked at Suleman's ... |
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