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Event raises awareness about health, need for more minority physicians
Hundreds of children and parents gathered at an Orlando church early Saturday to raise awareness about health and obesity. The Walk A Mile With A Child event at Grace Bible Church, sponsored by the National Medical Association, was designed to reach...Tags: Chiropractors, Pine Hills, Family, Plastic Surgeons, Health Organizations
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Health/wellness events
Upcoming American Cancer Society Relay for Life Committee Rally - Geneva/Chuluota chapter: 6:30 p.m. July 20; Rural Heritage Center at the Old Geneva School House, 1st and Main Streets, Geneva; free; 407-579-9749. "Art's the Spark" program designed...Tags: Physical Therapists, Tourism and Leisure, Baptist, Family, Illnesses
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Military treats mentally distressed soldiers at combat site rather than returning them to US
Associated Press WriterFORWARD OPERATING BASE BOSTICK, Afghanistan (AP) — Sgt. Thomas Riordan didn't want to return to Afghanistan after home leave. He had just fought through a battle that killed eight soldiers, and when he arrived home his wife said she was leaving....Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Defense, Disasters and Accidents, Colorado, Transportation Accidents
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Living uneasily among Americans, many Iroquois still believe they're fighting for survival
Associated Press WriterONONDAGA NATION, N.Y. (AP) — A group of young men have gathered in the longhouse for the feather dance, and the sounds of their singing filter outside, where Mohawk Chief Howard Thompson sits. His people call him Onerekowa, the name his...Tags: Physical Therapists, United Nations, Politics, Medical Services, Crime, Law and Justice
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New Voices: Health, education keys to change for Dhaka
After just four and a half weeks in Bangladesh, I have already fallen ill several times. I'm here on a Department of State scholarship to learn the language, but I am sick again and have been incapable of staying awake for more than three hours at a time....Tags: Physical Therapists, Water Supply, Colleges and Universities, New York University, Bangladesh
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Former East Tenn doc sentenced to 23 years in health fraud and controlled substances case
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judge has sentenced a former East Tennessee doctor to 23 years in prison in a health care fraud and controlled substances case. A judge in Greeneville sentenced 49-year-old John Theodore Hancock, who was...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Tennessee, Fraud, Lawyers
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Over 800 dead in Pakistani floods as rescuers struggle to reach the marooned, disease looms
Associated Press WriterNOWSHERA, Pakistan (AP) — The death toll in the massive flooding in Pakistan surged past 800 as floodwaters receded Saturday in the hard-hit northwest, an official said. The damage to roads, bridges and communications networks hindered rescuers,...Tags: Government, Kabul (Afghanistan), Defense, Diarrhea, Disasters and Accidents
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Miami Dolphins training camp: Day 2 practice report
By Omar Kelly, Sun Sentinel&mdash QB Tommy Grady completed 363 of 597 passes for 4,307 yards (81 TDs, 17 Ints) in 16 games for Okla. City Yard Dawgs. Tryout Monday with Phins — AFL quarterback Tommy Grady is reportedly scheduled to have a workout with the Dolphins on Monday....Tags: Chad Pennington, Health, Football, Sports, Illnesses
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Violence forces Doctors Without Borders to suspend aid work in volatile part of South Sudan
CAIRO (AP) — Aid group Doctors Without Borders said it has been forced to suspend work in a volatile part of South Sudan because of attacks against his staff, as violence between rival tribes surges in the area. The group, also known as Medecins...Tags: Chiropractors, Hospitals and Clinics, Sudan, Health, Internists
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A year in Baltimore, ended with a final, human touch
When Stephen Pitcairn cried for help that night, Reggie Higgins answered. Higgins, who had just returned home to Charles Village from a trip, ran into the street and, seeing Pitcairn on the ground and bleeding from his chest, started screaming for help...Tags: Family, Career and Workplace, Frank Sinatra, Public Employees, Crime, Law and Justice
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Health briefs
Care for cancer patients The Wellness House of Annapolis, an organization that offers services and programs to assist those living with cancer and their relatives, including children, has twice-a-week walk-in hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and 5...Tags: University of Maryland Medical Center, Transportation, Medical Procedures and Tests, Social Issues, Office Equipment and Supplies
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U. of C.'s Urban Health Initiative growing
An initiative designed to transform health care on Chicago's South Side that was once led by first lady Michelle Obama has linked 5,600 people to a "medical home" since 2005, University of Chicago executives said Thursday. Five years after the Urban...Tags: University of Chicago, Barack Obama, Disasters and Accidents, Management Change, Colleges and Universities
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