Doctor chronicles near death experiences in Charlottesville
Dr. Bruce Greyson and Dr. Jan Stevenson lead a three year study at the University of Virginia into near-death experiences among heart attack patients. About one third report transcendental encounters, with patients describing floating visions, peaceful states, and meetings with loved ones or a loving being. The project, funded with 250000 from a German institute, compares those who report such experiences with those who do not.
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Pamela Dennison
University of Virginia Medical Center
Garrett making real changes in public health efforts in Garrett County
Garrett County earns national notice as fruit stands compete with hot dog vendors at little league games and more drivers buckle up. Dr. Rex Archer and Ann Sherrard receive the state Community Health Promotion Award for long term prevention goals. The county is praised as among Maryland's poorest yet showing rising health activity with surveys noting higher youth smoking in the north and efforts to shift attitudes toward AIDS. Robert Corddry receives a Voluntary Leadership Award.
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Rex Archer
Garrett County Health Department
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Department
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Washington County
Robert Corddry
Berlin
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