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The Hastings Center Release: When is it Ethical to Prescribe Placebos?
The American Medical Association's Code of Ethics prohibits physicians from prescribing treatments that they consider to be placebos unless the patients know this and agree to take them anyway.
Former Angelface Spa Employee Opens Spa that Pampers Oncology Patients
When Kerry Kourie was in eighth grade, her mother was diagnosed with skin cancer and she became obsessed about sunblock.
Peekskill Holiday Inn Express Owner Secures Financing
For three years, the man planning to build a Holiday Inn Express in Peekskill has been hearing "we have no an appetite for a hotel," and "we don't do new construction," from potential lending sources.
Long commute time linked with poor health, new study shows
New evidence shows that a long commute by car not only takes hours out of your day, but could take years off your life.
Skinchanted: New Spa Pampers Oncology Patients
When Kerry Kourie was in eighth grade, her mother was diagnosed with skin cancer and she became obsessed about sunblock.
The English are known for their grand country estates, but they hardly have a corner on the market.
ON a cloudy Sunday in March, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Eldridge were relaxing at their estate in Garrison, N.Y., a quiet, countrified enclave 50 miles from the city where Jacob Weisberg, a former New Republic editor who runs the Slate Group, also has a house, as does Roger Ailes.
Woman Attacks Woman in Cab; Peekskill Man, Mahopac Woman Arrested for Heroin
The following was provided by theA _ Peekskill Police Department_ . It does not indicate a conviction: A Physical Fight in Back of Cab Peekskill police arrested a 23-year-old Garrison woman, Melissa Hakoun, for allegedly punching another female in the back seat of a taxicab and then struggling with police.
Burglar Caught on Video, Peekskill Police Say
Jordan Carty, 19, of Pleasantville was charged with burglary after a Peekskill resident reported seeing an intruder in his home on Tuesday, April 24.
Protections needed for some people who say no to research, study concludes
Although federal regulations provide protections for people who participate in research, protections are also needed for some people who decline to participate and may face harmful repercussions as a result, concludes an article in IRB: Ethics & Human Research .