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Archive for September 7th, 2010
Worthington schools audit suggests staff reductions - Delaware News
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Will our generals ever shut up? - Salon
 Salon | Will our generals ever shut up? Salon It was late and we were hungry, but I insisted on walking the length of the Unter den Linden, from the River Spree to the gate itself. ... |
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Report: Medical malpractice costs $55B - DOTmed.com
 Post Chronicle | Report: Medical malpractice costs $55B DOTmed.com Medical malpractice costs reach $55 billion every year, or 2.4 percent of annual health care spending, according to a ... Cost of Medical Malpractice Tops $55 Billion a Year in US Medical Liability Costs Make Up 2.4% of US Health Spending The true cost of medical malpractice – it may surprise you |
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Shrooms help reduce depression and lift mood in cancer patients says new study - Examiner.com
 Reuters | Shrooms help reduce depression and lift mood in cancer patients says new study Examiner.com While the use of hallucinogenic mushrooms for medical treatment may be unconventional and a bit controversial, results from this study and others show a ... 'Magic Mushroom' Hallucinogen Might Help Cancer Patients The Real Benefits of "Magic" Mushrooms? Magic mushrooms used to treat terminal cancer patients |
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Japan plans nationwide survey for NDM-1 superbug - AFP
 MedIndia | Japan plans nationwide survey for NDM-1 superbug AFP The Lancet said bacteria containing the NDM-1 gene had been found in 37 Britons who had received medical treatment in South Asia. ... Japan confirms its first case of new superbug gene Japan confirms first case of NDM-1 gene, the antibiotics-resistant superbug |
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Revolutions Medical Corp. (RMCP.OB) Secures Major Agreement - International Business Times
Revolutions Medical Corp. (RMCP.OB) Secures Major Agreement International Business Times By QualityStocks | September 7, 2010 5:57 AM EDT Revolutions Medical Corporation is a company that investors are starting to take notice of. ... Revolutions Medical Corporation Secures a Binding 5 Year Agreement for the ... |
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St. Jude Medical To Buy 19% Stake In Privately-held CardioMEMS - Update - RTT News
St. Jude Medical To Buy 19% Stake In Privately-held CardioMEMS - Update RTT News (RTTNews) - Medical devices company St. Jude Medical, Inc. (STJ: News ) Tuesday announced a deal with privately-held medical device firm CardioMEMS to make ... St. Jude Medical Signs Equity Investment and Option to Purchase Agreement with ... St. Jude Medical to drop $60 million on CardioMEMS St. Jude Medical Pays CardioMEMS $60M For Stake, Exclusive Purchasing Rights |
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Area might need more beds for elderly care - Dayton Daily News
Area might need more beds for elderly care Dayton Daily News In order to meet demand by 2015, the state estimates Montgomery County will need to add as many as 446 new beds to its supply of 4458; Warren County, ... |
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Medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles; military families and rules of … - Los Angeles Times
Medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles; military families and rules of ... Los Angeles Times If marijuana were to be legalized, there would be no need for medical pot dispensaries, and thus no way for underground drug dealers to "hijack" them. ... |
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Avandia Recall Should be Issued in UK Says British Medical Journal - AboutLawsuits.com
 The Guardian | Avandia Recall Should be Issued in UK Says British Medical Journal AboutLawsuits.com UK drug regulators and a respected medical journal are calling for an Avandia recall to be issued in Great Britain, saying that the drug is unsafe and ... Medical Journal Urges UK to Pull Diabetes Drug Avandia UK Medical Agency Concerned About Avandia British medical agency wants GSK's Avandia pulled from market |
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