Debates over AIDS training at federal agencies
Witnesses clashed on whether AIDS HIV education in the workplace is appropriate. Critics cited material on condoms and spermicides as irrelevant while supporters said training reduces fear and protects families. An official warned of religious objections to some materials, while others defended the program as essential health education.
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RMH Hosts Lunch & Learn On Advance Directives
Ransom Memorial Hospital will hold a free Lunch & Learn session on advance directives and living wills on July 10. The program explains patients rights to refuse treatment and to appoint a surrogate decision maker, with details available from the RMH business development office at 242-3344 ext 347.
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Anderson hospital posts May surplus and lease plan
Anderson County Hospital reports $19,075 May net, $315,245 monthly net, and $472,581 gross. Revenue up 23 percent inpatient, 3 percent outpatient, 25 percent Life Enrichment Center. Medicare heavy patient mix. Board approves $450,000 physician complex lease with City of Garnett, with $25,000 prepayment, plus $3,000 boiler upgrade and $12,000 data card machine purchase to integrate with billing system.
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Clinton blasts GOP over Foster nomination rejection
President Clinton accuses Republicans of abusing procedure to block Henry Foster for surgeon general. White House aides consider a fresh candidate, while Clinton defends Foster’s record on teen pregnancy and accuses foes of courting extremists who oppose a woman’s right to choose.
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Cancer gene found pleases scientists
Scientists at the NIH announced the isolation of a mutated gene responsible for the inherited killer disease ataxia-telangiectasia AT. The discovery, reported in Science, suggests the AT gene plays a key role in cellular machinery and may illuminate how normal cells become cancerous. The work involved 30 international researchers.
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National Institutes of Health
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