Campus Social Life Shifts Toward Sobriety and Mindful Fun
The piece notes a broad shift at campuses like UMass Smith College and Johns Hopkins toward alcohol-free social venues, coffeehouses, and wellness oriented activities. Dances, discussions, intramurals, and nonalcoholic parties rise as keg parties fade amid crime concerns and stricter liquor laws.
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Umass
Vanderbilt University
Mike O'Neil
Tor
Vanderbilt
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Earl Smith
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Sam Urichek
Butler
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Leah Weaver
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
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US lags in treating leukemia patients with bone marrow transplants
GAO study finds U.S. doctors perform allogeneic bone marrow transplants at similar rates to other industrialized nations but delay treatment until disease is advanced. The Leukemia Society warns insurers overlook the 125000 procedure as standard care and many hospitals lack transplant facilities.
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Leukemia Society of America
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Society
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Boston University
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Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Netherlands
New Zealand
Sweden
United Kingdom
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