Blood Drive Hosted by Permian Basin Oral Surgery Center
The Permian Basin Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center hosts a United Blood Services drive from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at 101 Dorado Drive, Odessa. Bring photo ID and donor card. cholesterol testing offered. Pre-register at unitedbloodservices.org and contact Malissa Self at 432-333-6585 for details.
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Mammogram Madness event offers 3D screenings for 99 dollars
A health fair at MCH Women’s Imaging Center in Cone Building runs Friday from 4 PM to 9 PM, offering 3D mammograms for 99 dollars. Appointments are required and doctor’s orders are needed, with payment due at service and no insurance filing.
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Alleghancy Ave
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East Coast floods swamp Columbia as rain keeps pouring
Rescue crews waded through waist deep water while dozens of boats carried people to safety in flooded South Carolina neighborhoods. Interstate 95 closures from Miami to New York and other routes disrupted travel as officials warned weeks may pass before all roads reopen. Gov. Nikki Haley described the event as slow moving and unprecedented with one death reported.
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Educators guide region 18 deaf students daily program
Regional Day School Program for the Deaf serves 18 districts with Ector County ISD as fiscal agent. Birth to 22 year olds with hearing impairments access early identification and sign language education. Musa says staff visit homes and day care while campuses house six babies, 16 at Zavala, nine at Odessa HS and Ector Middle, with one teacher per campus except Zavala.
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Ector County Independent School District
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Ector
Odessa High School
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Understanding Health Literacy Improves Patient Care
A column notes one third of U S adults have limited health literacy and explains how unclear medical language harms patient care. It emphasizes the need for clearer communication with doctors, medication use, chronic illness management, and completing medical forms, with contact details for further information.
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United States
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