Bangladesh Daily Sun - A woman died from dengue at Dhaka Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) on Monday morning amid an outbreak of the mosquito-borne disease. The deceased was identified as Rita Akter, 28. She breathed her last at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the hospital at around 8:28am. Rita Akter
Another woman dies of dengue at DMCH
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Employment Expertise: Training helps Firstronic compete in global market
Ionia Sentinel-Standard - Firstronic, an electronic manufacturer based in Grand Rapids, assembles printed circuit boards for the medical, industrial, automotive and LED industries.The company has seen steady growth over the past seven years, increasing revenue from $7 million to $70 million and growing from less than 50 employees to nearly 200.To address a lack of trained, qualified workers ? the result of many electronic manufacturers moving production overseas ? Firstronic developed an internal training
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Erie County inmate dies after being found unresponsive
WKBW ABC Buffalo - The inmate died after being transported to Buffalo General Medical Center.
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Air raids kill more than 10 in Yemen -medical source, Houthi media
Thomson Reuters Foundation - Human rights groups have criticized Western countries that provide arms and intelligence to the coalition over air strikes that have killed civilians
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A career in the medical field!
KENS CBS San Antonio - St. Philip's College
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Inspections Expected Of Marijuana Dispensaries In Bentonville Today, Last Step Before Opening
KXNW mynetworktv Fayetteville - BENTONVILLE (KFSM) ? Two Bentonville medical marijuana dispensaries will be inspected today (July 29). AMS Patient Center and RELEAF Center will be inspected by the Alcohol and Beverage Control. It's the final step before the dispensaries will be able to open.
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MedAdvance connects medical workers to missions
Biblical Recorder - Medical professionals and medical missionaries met together this month to discuss how to share the gospel and care for health needs around the world. Attendees gathered July 18-20 for the MedAdvance conference at Quail Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The event is part of the International Mission Board's (IMB) strategy to introduce medical missions ?
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Hurry up and wait: Docs say insurers increasingly interfere with patient care
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Some doctors are finding that they need more approvals from insurance companies for routine things like medical scans or some prescriptions, which can postpone care for a few days or even weeks.
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Woman's Body Found Outside Tulsa OSU Medical Center
KOTV - Tulsa Homicide detectives continue to investigate after a woman's body was found outside OSU Medical Center Monday morning.
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'Cadillac Tax' will hit Iowans hard
Cedar Rapids Gazette - 'Soaring deductibles and medical bills are pushing Americans to the breaking point.' That was the take-away from a recent poll conducted by the Los Angeles Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation. The poll served as the backbone of the public campaign orchestrated by the newspaper and the left-leaning health care-focused nonprofit to justify and endorse a socialist-style 'Medicare for all' scheme.
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Caught on Cam: Deputy shoots homeowner
KTAL NBC Texarkana - (WYFF/NBC NEWS) ? Dramatic body camera video of the shooting of a man inside his South Carolina home last month has been released by the Greenville County Sheriff's Office. In the video posted on the Sheriff's Office's YouTube page, Captain Tim Brown, with the office of professional standards, explains that a silent medical panic alarm
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A Wall Street investment chief breaks down exactly how you should start adding cannabis stocks to your portfolio
Business Insider - Meb Faber ? CEO and chief investment officer of Cambria Investment Management, which oversees $955 million ? makes a compelling case for a cannabis allocation in investors' portfolios. He likens the opportunity to the end of the prohibition era, in which beer companies outperformed the overall market by over 20% per year. He also details his methodology for establishing a position in the sector. Click here for more BI Prime stories. There's no doubt that the cannabis industry is growing in leaps and bounds. In just a few years time, both medical and recreational cannabis transformed from a completely illegal enterprise to a highly sought-after, rapidly-growing industry. By the end of 2025, the nascent industry is projected to reach over $66 billion in size, compounding at an annualized rate of more than 23%. For those willing to endure the risk of an early-stage allocation, an investment in the sector may prove to be a lucrative opportunity ? and one prominent investment chie
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IMA calls strike on Wednesday against passage of National Medical Commission Bill in Lok Sabha
India Times - India News: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has given a call for a 24-hour withdrawal of non-essential services across the country to protest the passage of
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What changes, what doesn't: The National Medical Commission Bill explained
India Times - India News: How is the National Medical Commission (NMC) different from the Medical Council of the India (MCI) it will replace? Nearly 70% of the 100-plus member .
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Woman reported missing, last seen leaving Waco motel with man
KCEN NBC Temple - Tiffany Ann Campbell is reported to have medical issues and requires medication, according to Waco police.
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Medical office building will bring more doctors, pharmacy to Simpsonville's Five Forks
The Greenville News - A medical office building will anchor a multi-use project planned by Prisma Health-Upstate for one of the fastest growing areas of Greenville County.
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UVA Medical Center Again Named Top Hospital by U.S. News & World Report
WVIR NBC Charlottesville - The University of Virginia Medical Center has once again been named the top hospital in the state by U.S News and World Report.
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Potsdam Kiwanis fundraiser raises money for scholarship fund
- A fund raising event was held Saturday, June 8 at the Swing Time Mini Golf on U.S. Route 11, to help support the Potsdam Kiwanis Club's Scholarship Fund for a scholarship awarded to a senior student graduating from the Potsdam High School. Kiwanis members thank all sponsors, general public and the audience attending the Annual Potsdam High School Talent Night, organized by our Key Club, for their generous donations that helped the Club reach their goal to award a $500 Scholarship to Potsdam High School Graduate, Dallas Brown. We encourage public support to our sponsors: Two Mama Birds, Arby's, Blevins Insurance Agency. Community Bank, Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Dream Vamps, Evans & White Ace Hardware, Garden Place Estates, Go Green Storage, Mahoney's Auto Mall, Manor's Stump Grinding & Lawn Restoration, Potsdam PTSA, Sea Comm FCU, St. Lawrence FCU, Barstow's, Roxy Theater, Price Chopper, Pizza Hut, Harris Medical, Merriman's, Hampton Inn of Potsdam, Five Guys and Beth Robinson of Swi
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Sexner & Associates LLC Talk Medical Malpractice in Illinois
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Naomi Adaniya, PhD, SUMR '05
University of Pennsylvania - Using health service research principles to root out medical fraud, Naomi Adaniya now leads the Analytics Team of the DOJ Health Care Faud Unit.
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