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Marine Cpl. Larry Bailey II of Zion shows the tattoos on his arm at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., on Tuesday.

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Sun May 27, 2012

American Medical Association

National plan seeks effective Alzheimer's treatment, focus

A national plan to fight Alzheimer's aims to find ways to prevent and effectively treat the disease by 2025.

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Sat May 26, 2012

Examiner.com

Visit the new National Museum of Health and Medicine Memorial Day weekend

As Americans commemorate Memorial Day as a holiday on Monday with weekend celebrations, barbeques and festivities, the true meaning of the holiday is honoring those who have died in wars the United States were or are involved in.

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Customer Interaction Solutions

CMC Energy Services Founder Doris Ikle Retires After 35 Years

BETHESDA, Md., May 26, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- CMC Energy Services , a pioneer in providing residential energy-efficiency services nationwide, announces a major leadership change today with the retirement of founder and industry leader Doris Ikle.

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Fri May 25, 2012

KWWL-TV Waterloo

Taylor Morris fundraiser Memorial Day at Lost Island

'Putt For Taylor' Memorial Day and help raise money for severely injured U.S. Sailor, Taylor Morris, of Cedar Falls.

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Glenn Beck

Glenn talks to bloggers about Brett Kimberlin Terrorism

This morning The Blaze broke one of the most important exposes that they have ever done.A Brett Kimberlin is a domestic terrorist who went to prison after setting off a series of bombs and served 17 years of a 50 year sentence before his ultimate re-absorption into American society.

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Daily Record

Real Estate Weekly - 5/25/12: More funds OK'd for school construction

The Sales and Marketing Council of the Home Builders Association of Maryland presented dozens of Awards of Excellence at its annual ceremony this week, honoring companies and individuals in the industry for their outstanding work in 2011.

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The Tennessean

Tennessee honors seven servicemen

The state of Tennessee honored seven fallen servicemen, from an Army private who died last month from injuries sustained in Afghanistan to Korean and Vietnam War soldiers whose remains were recovered decades later, in a ceremony Thursday on War Memorial Plaza.

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Thu May 24, 2012

Examiner.com

One of seniors' worst fear issues solved by simple blood test: Allergy to drugs

A rising number of seniors complain about allergy to prescription drugs or adverse reactions.

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Patch.com

Arts Roundup: Easton Corbin Tops Street Fest in Rockville

Each week Patch will publish a roundup of events throughout Montgomery County. Here's a roundup of performances in and around Montgomery County, through Wednesday, May 30:A Rockville Hometown Holiday ROCKVILLE - Easton Corbin headlines Rockville Hometown Holiday, a free Memorial Day weekend bash with more than 40 free concerts and shows booked ... (more)

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Patch.com

Police Arrest Bethesda Teen In String of Burglaries

A Bethesda teen who admitted to burglarizing five homes this month attempted another burglary the day following his arrest, according to Montgomery County police.

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NBC Washington

Teenager Charged With Six Burglaries

A juvenile was charged in six burglaries that took place in the span of nine days in Bethesda, Md., police said.

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Forbes.com

Zen And The Art Of Keeping Your Car Looking Beautiful

Proper car maintenance means a car should look as good as it runs. At the least, cosmetic car care should involve a thorough cleaning on an as-needed basis.

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Fredericksburg.com

'He's still here': Our military is, as well

"I can either curl up in a ball and cry or keep going," Kelsey told The Unknown Soldiers by phone from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., on May 8. "I choose the latter." Amazingly, Kelsey's husband has also kept going.

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WUSA9.com

Fight Leads To Stabbing Outside Metro Station

BETHESDA, Md. -- Police are investigating an early-morning stabbing outside a Metro station that may have been the result of a fight between two men.

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Wed May 23, 2012

WebMD

Most Children With Autism Diagnosed at 5 or Older

May 24, 2012 -- New research provides a snapshot of what life is like for school-aged children with autism spectrum disorder in the U.S. The findings, which appear in the NCHS Data Brief, highlight areas where there is room for improvement, including earlier diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and access to behavioral therapies and other ... (more)

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NBC Philadelphia

Obama: Key Government Services Must Go Mobile

JANUARY 29: U.S. President Barack Obama works on his Blackberry on his belt as he returns to the Oval Office at the White House January 29, 2009 in Washington, DC.

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NatureNews

Bird-flu research: The biosecurity oversight

The packages that started arriving by FedEx on 12 October last year came with strict instructions: protect the information within and destroy it after review.

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Examiner.com

Wedding Wednesdays -- Start With The Basics

Dress shopping, venue hunting and photographer searching-oh my! Now that you're engaged, you're probably up to your eyeballs with to-do lists.

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MediLexicon

Fake, Poor Quality Malaria Drugs Threaten Progress

Up to 42% of anti-malaria drugs available across Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are poor quality or fake, resulting in drug resistance and inadequate treatment that threatens vulnerable populations and to undermine the huge progress made in recent years , according to a new study published online in The Lancet Infectious Diseases this week.

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