Court services officer drives change at Douglas County Court
Douglas County District Court chief court services officer Kevin Johnson explains that you cannot force change and must guide it. In a rare glimpse he discusses his fitness routine and stress relief methods as he handles probation cases in the Douglas County Judicial and Law Enforcement Center.
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Patience is a virtue taught to babies and toddlers
Robin Gingerich outlines how patience begins in infancy with responsive care and evolves as children grow. The piece stresses modeling calm behavior, delayed gratification, and consistent teaching by parents to foster lifelong patience in their children.
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Researchers seek pneumonia patients for new antibiotic study
Researchers at the Clinical Research Center at St. Joseph Health Center in Kansas City recruit area residents with pneumonia or bronchitis for a national trial of a new antibiotic. Dr Tim Smith notes participants receive either the experimental drug or a current medicine, without knowing which. Bacteria like Haemophilus influenzae Streptococcus pneumoniae and Moraxella catarrhalis show resistance, driving pharma firms to pursue new treatments. The FDA approval process requires assessing safety and efficacy in symptom relief and dosing.
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FDA seeks drug trial details amid fever and blood tests
A report outlines an FDA seeking approval for a new drug with screening requiring fever history or abnormal white blood cell count. Participants must avoid recent medications, travel to a hospital research center, and undergo lung X rays with up to a week of treatment and follow ups. Sponsoring company will reimburse travel.
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Dear Professor and Students in Quirky University Life
A lighthearted student faculty column features readers asking about course enrollments, early retirement, professor distraction tendencies, and jeans with holes. Joel J. Gold answers on why prerequisites fill up, why professors retire, and why students wear ripped jeans, with humor and local university color.
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