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People in business for Sept. 7, 2008
... from the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia in 1980. Dr. Colleen Khatiwala practices anesthesiology. She received her medical degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in Newark in 2004. Dr. Todd ...
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Doctor fired for allegedly drinking on the job
A Massachusetts doctor has been fired and lost the right to renew his medical license for allegedly trying to give a pregnant woman an epidural while drunk.The state Board of Registration in Medicine says ...
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Rajayoga to hold seminar on meditation tomorrow
' Rajayoga Education & Research Foundation, Rex Road, Ruwi, is organising a practical seminar on meditation at its office tomorrow from 8pm.
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LMHP announces six new staff members
... recently announced several additions. Kristen L. Payne, a nurse anesthetist, joins Licking Memorial anesthesiology. Payne earned a master's degree in nurse anesthesia from Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia, Madison, Tenn. She earned a ...
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A jury in Louisville has awarded the widow of a Frankfort man more than $5 million in his death following surgery to alleviate Parkinson's disease symptoms.
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Fetal pain cited as issue in abortion
' In one of the latest pieces of legislation on abortion sponsored by a Missouri state senator pregnant women would have to be notified of the possibility of their fetuses feeling the operation.
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Thai protesters enjoy free food, $3 massage
Once open only to the ruling elite, Thailand's stately Government House has turned into a cross between a refugee camp and a village fairground.
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Rector Graced By Labor Day Visitors from Near and Far
Hello, everyone! Wasn't this a great Labor Day! I have so much to tell you I don't know where to start.
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Sen. Julian Carroll, D-Frankfort, said he expects the medical staff responsible for his brother Norman's death will file an appeal in the $5.1 million judgment against them.
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North State Voices: Lessons learned after trip to hospital
Physical education is a dangerous class. At least, it is for overcompetitive, impulsive teenage boys.
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Jury Awards Widow More Than $5 Million
A jury in Louisville has awarded the widow of a Frankfort man more than $5 million in his death following surgery to alleviate Parkinson's disease symptoms.
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Claustrophobia link to heart bypass: study
... causes brain injury that leads to symptoms such as claustrophobia, said Dr. Djainani, a University of Toronto anesthesiology professor. More research could lead to measures to prevent the side effects, such as removing fatty particles from the ...
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Lexi-Comp Provides Clinicians With Direct Links to PubMed
Subscribers can now link directly to abstracts of the primary literature from the References field of monographs within this Web-based application.
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Aeris Therapeutics Announces Phase 2 Trial Results For Non-Surgical Emphysema Treatment
... a substantial degree of risk for emphysema patients," commented Dr. Gerard Criner, Professor of Medicine and Anesthesiology and Director of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine at Temple University School of Medicine and an investigator in the study. ...
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Somanetics Corporation to Release Third Quarter 2008 Financial...
Somanetics Corporation will release its financial results for the third quarter ended August 31, 2008 before the opening of the market on Wednesday, September 17, 2008.
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Justin Cole found out last year what it was like to be a spectator. For someone who savors every collision he can find out on the football field, being a bystander wasn't to Cole's liking.
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Thai protesters enjoy free food, massage
BANGKOK, Thailand : Once only open to the ruling elite, Thailand's stately Government House has turned into a cross between a refugee camp and a village fairground.
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... and Monitoring Trial" say it is one in every 1,000 patients. Another report, featured in the Journal of Anesthesiology, and supported by doctors at KU Hospital, says it is one in every 42,000 patients. Doctor James Kindscher is the Chair of ...
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Thai PM's compound a fairground with food, massage
BANGKOK, Thailand : Once only open to the ruling elite, Thailand's stately Government House has turned into a cross between a refugee camp and a village fairground.
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All Global Launches Its Palliative Care Panel
All Global, a leading international healthcare data collection agency, announces the launch of its new Palliative Care Panel for marketing research.
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