Study finds angioplasty safe at hospitals without cardiac surgery units
A Johns Hopkins led study in JAMA shows 11 regular hospitals can safely perform life saving angioplasties after three months of training, with outcomes similar to surgery ready centers. Expanding access could dramatically raise heart attack patients receiving angioplasty and reduce deaths.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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American College of Cardiology
American Heart Association
Farmer finds new path with Farm Bureau job change
Mark Krehbiel, formerly a producer who managed his mother’s land, shares how he found renewed purpose after shifting to Farm Bureau. He cites crop hail and farmstead insurance insight, the appeal of mentoring, and a 45 minute commute as signs of a positive career pivot and optimism for others in a tough farm economy.
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House mulling latest abortion bill near federal crime
The House Republican plan would make it a federal crime to transport a minor across state lines for an abortion to dodge parental consent laws. Critics warn of harm to vulnerable teens and potential unintended consequences in the Senate.
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Rn.c
Jerrold Nadler
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Gloria Feldt
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
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EduKan expands online degrees across six Kansas colleges
EduKan, a consortium of six Kansas community colleges, has gained accreditation to offer degrees entirely online, a first for such a coalition. Since 1999 the program has grown to 45 courses with 521 students this spring, attracting working mothers and place-bound learners who can study on their schedules.
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Holcomb Names New Principal for High School
Prater announced the district hired Holcomb to lead the high school beginning August 1. Soetaert praised the district and facilities after visiting with his wife Joyce during the interview. He aims to attend the May 19 graduation. The Soetaerts have three grown children living in Minnesota, Ohio, and near Dayton.
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Kansans seek center to trim pollution in rivers and streams
Officials unveil a manure centered effort to clean water as Kansas reels from Riverkeepers ranking the Kansas and Missouri rivers among the nation's dirtiest. State experts note progress since 1972 with a 90 percent drop in fecal coliform but 40 percent of streams still exceed standards. Projects include a compost center, grass filters, wetlands study, and underground drip irrigation to curb runoff. Odor at the site is usually minimal when compost is properly managed.
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National Riverkeepers Organization
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K-State
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