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Arlie Winters, Jr. 87
Hagerstown Herald-Mail - Arlie Winters Jr., 87 Arlie Arnold Winters Jr., age 87, of Winchester, VA, formerly of Berkeley Springs, WV, died on Thursday, December 26, 2019, at Winchester Medical Center, following a
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Snively, Wilson 1945-2019
St. Joseph News-Press - MARYVILLE, Mo. - Wilson Snively, 74, passed away on Friday, Dec. 27, 2019, at Mosaic Medical Center, in Maryville.
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Top 10 Business Stories of 2019: Knitting Mills comes together, malls fall apart and medical school breaks new ground
Reading Eagle - Slowly, but surely, Berks County's economic future came into clearer focus in 2019. Long considered an outlet shopping mecca, the conversion of The Knitting Mills from the former VF Outlet
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DOC records show treatment rates across PA prison system soaring over time
Uniontown Herald Standard - The number of inmates in Pennsylvania's state correctional facilities being treated for medical conditions has soared over time, according to data spanning the past 15 years.
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Sheffer: Answer to surprise medical billing is critical
Casper Star-Tribune - Editor:
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William R. Jupin
Auburn Citizen - AUBURN ? William R. Jupin, 68, of Auburn, died Dec. 25, 2019, at the Syracuse VA Medical Center.
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BIRTHS ? Sunday, December 29, 2019
Daily Iberian - Iberia Medical Center
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We've made technological, medical and economic advances this decade, so why are we still so angry? [Opinion]
Houston Chronicle - We've made technological, medical and economic advances this decade but focus on negatives.
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Time for Wisconsin to work toward agreement on medical marijuana
Kenosha News - "We're going to be an island."
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China jails scientists for CRISPR gene-edited babies
Deutsche Welle - A court has found Chinese scientist He Jiankui guilty of illegal medical practice. He had claimed credit for genetically engineering twins resistant to HIV in a controversial procedure.
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Local radiation oncology programs receive full accreditation
Laredo Morning Times - The American Society for Radiology Oncology (ASTRO) recently awarded four-year accreditation to MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland and MidMichigan Gratiot Cancer Center for adopting procedures to encourage safety and quality of care in compliance with the standards of the Accreditation Program for Excellence. "We are very pleased to have received APEx accreditation from ASTRO, the largest radiation oncology society in the world," said MidMichigan Radiation Oncology Medical Director Mark Fireman, M.D. "Our entire radiation oncology team was invested in evaluating our processes to meet ASTRO's high standards for safety and quality. Securing APEx accreditation serves to reinforce our obligation to deliver consistent patient-centered cancer care." APEx is an independent radiation oncology practice accreditation program developed by the American Society for Radiology Oncology. The program is based on a comprehensive set of 16 evidence-based standards of radiation oncology practice, or
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Donations support new 3D mammogram unit
Laredo Morning Times - Patients in the Gladwin area now have access to new technology that improves breast cancer detection while reducing false positives. Proceeds from the Bra-La-La event hosted by the volunteers at MidMichigan Medical Center - Gladwin help fund the purchase of a new 3D mammography unit at the medical center. "We are thrilled to see our fundraising effort bring this wonderful technology to the Gladwin community," said Cyndi Adamec, volunteer chair, Bra-La-La event. "The community showed overwhelming support for our Bra-La-La events and now the community is benefiting from this lifesaving technology." Adamec explained that after the first event, community members, students from the college and area businesses called them to make sure they could be part of the following years Bra-La-La event. "The success of the Bra-La-La event is a reflection of the Gladwin community and their support of the medical center," said Nicole Potter, development director, MidMichigan Health Foundation, serv
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Threat prompts lockdown at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, Bladen County Hospital
WECT NBC Wilmington - A threat against Cape Fear Valley Medical Center prompts lockdown Sunday night.
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Medical Secretary Requirements: What You Must Do to Get the Job
WFMJ NBC Youngstown - Thinking of becoming a medical secretary? Before you do, it can help to learn a little about the job. Between 2016 and 2026, an estimated 129,000 jobs should open up. This equates to a 22.5%...
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Stork Report
Jacksonville Daily News - The following births were announced by Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune:Dec. 11: Annalise Presely to Ariel and Capt. Andrew Ezell.Dec. 12: Hailey Christine to Chelsea and Cpl. William Jordan; Jordan Antonio to Tiffany and Cpl. Shane Robinson; Reagan Marie to Kathryn and HM1 Christopher Forsland; Hensley Nikole to Sarah Creech and HN Kole Hilton.Dec. 13: Brody Isaiah River to Kymberly and Cpl. Justin Dillard; Quori RéNee to Quneisha and HN Gervare Brimmer; Benjamin Thomas to Tabatha and
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POC introduces helmets that can communicate
Vail Daily - Relay medical information via a microchip in your helmet with the new OBEX Backcountry SPIN.
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West Bengal hospitals to have doctors from private ones
India Times - Government hospitals and state-run medical colleges may soon have experts from private hospitals performing surgeries and providing training apart fro
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Ray E. Hawley
Scottsbluff Star Herald - Ray E. Hawley, 75 of Gering, Nebraska passed away Saturday, December 28, 2019 at Regional West Medical Center.
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Providing life saving AEDs
KCRG ABC Cedar Rapids - Since 2014, Mercy Medical Center has provided more than 70 life-saving AED's to organizations throughout eastern Iowa.
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