Rural doctors treat patients long distance in Morgantown Rainelle study
In Appalachian West Virginia a 75-year-old patient in Rainelle consults a Morgantown doctor via Mountaineer Doctor Television. MDTV links rural clinics with specialists using videoconferencing, expanding access and cutting travel time.
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Maryland
Ohio
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VA Medical Center
Martinsburg
William R. Sharpe Jr. Hospital
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Second gene linked to hereditary prostate cancer found
Researchers identify RNASEL as a second gene associated with hereditary prostate cancer, affecting a small fraction of cases. The finding, reported in Nature Genetics, involves teams from NHGRI Johns Hopkins and Cleveland Clinic and suggests RNASEL’s role in cell death pathways may influence cancer development and aggression.
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Nature Genetics
Robert Silverman
Cleveland Clinic
Silverman
Jeffrey Trent
Genome Research Institute
Timothy Rebbeck
University of Pennsylvania
Baker nursing school accredited for 10 years
Baker University’s School of Nursing receives a maximum 10 year accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education after a year-long self evaluation and on site review. Stormont Vail HealthCare Topeka campus accredited with full term. graduates all employed within three months in recent years.
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Back Pain Relief Report Promises Clear Guidance
Ottawa residents learn how to relieve back pain via a free report. The message notes heat and ice, sleeping on the floor, and leg cushions as methods, and invites callers to request the Back Pain Relief Report by dialing 1-888-295-9239 for a toll free 24 hour recorded message.
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Tax law cuts rates and boosts family credits in 2001 act
The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001 lowers income tax brackets and raises child credits. It creates a 0 percent bracket for low incomes, keeps the 15 percent bracket, and lowers other rates toward 25 to 35 percent by 2006. Beginning 2005, the standard deduction for joint filers doubles, addressing the marriage penalty.
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