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CPS takes custody of child with brain cancer family disputes doctors’ treatment plan
HOUSTON—A Missouri City girl is fighting brain cancer while her parents fight to keep custody of her. Aerial Brown’s parents say Child Protective Services tore their family apart because they simply disagreed with the doctors’ treatment plan. The 13-year-old girl became ill two months ago. “One day she was fine, the next day we’re in the emergency room,” said her father Eric Brown. In early ...
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Northern California 2012 Black Physician Forum to Address Health Disparities
Focus on racial and ethnic health disparities in the African American community.Sacramento, CA (PRWEB) April 25, 2012 Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, will provide opening remarks at the 2nd annual Northern California Black Physicians Forum (BPF) on Friday, April 27 at the UC Davis School of Medicine 4610 X Street, in Sacramento from 6:30 – 9:30 pm in the evening. ...
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Sinusin is Back in the United States
After import delays Sinusin, the leading homeopathic sinus relief nasal spray is back just in time for a latest flu season in three decades.Albuquerque, NM (PRWEB) May 01, 2012 Heel, the makers of Traumeel®, announces Sinusin™, the leading homeopathic sinus relief nasal spray, is now back in the United States and available at fine health food stores and doctors’ offices across the nation.This is ...
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Magazines Lie While Teens Discover Truthful Answers To Eating Disorders And Treatment
The Mirasol Adolescent Eating Disorder Treatment Center program recognizes the pressure teen’s face in today’s society to be thin and treats the whole person with the launch of a specialized teen rehabilitation program.Tucson, AZ (PRWEB) May 09, 2012 Mirasol's new mind, body, and spirit treatment program for teens struggling with eating disorders is small; only ten beds. Mirasol founder Jeanne ...
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Bastyr opens Edmonds clinic
Dr. Ryan Bradley, of Bastyr University, discusses medications with patient Janice Underwood, of Shoreline, during a Bastyr Natural Medicine Clinic, April 3 at Edmonds Senior Center. Observing is student clinician Rachael Giordano.
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Bastyr opens clinic in Edmonds
Dr. Ryan Bradley, of Bastyr University, discusses medication with patient Janice Underwood of Shoreline during a Bastyr natural medicine clinic April 3 at Edmonds Senior Center. Observing is student clinician Rachael Giordano.
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SLCC to Host Mind, Body and Tea Seminar
Fulbright Scholar Dr. Baohua Wang and other traditional medicine experts and practitioners will present a day of learning and well being at Salt Lake Community College. These thought leaders in eastern and other traditional medicinal techniques will offer unique insights about how to live and be well in the modern world.(PRWEB) May 09, 2012 Fulbright Scholar Dr. Baohua Wang and other traditional ...
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What Legislature did/didn’t accomplish in 2012 session
Here is a scorecard of how some issues fared in the 2012 legislative session
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AAUW to honor Hazel Hobbs at annual tea
Hazel Hobbs, above, will be honored as the American Association of University Womenís Woman of the Year during the award ceremony tea at Waveny May 10.
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Kids skipping shots increases threat of dangerous outbreak
One in three Arizona schools last year had kindergarten classes with vaccination rates so low children were left vulnerable to infectious disease outbreaks such as measles, mumps or pertussis, an Arizona Daily Star investigation has found.
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