VA seeks 1979 funds for vast VA health system upgrades
The Veterans Administration requests 417 million for FY 1979 to finance construction, renovations, and modernization of the VA health care system and to accelerate National Cemetery System expansion. Major projects include replacement hospitals in Portland and Seattle, multiple nursing homes, clinics, labs, and a new Blind Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham, with total construction and related costs nearing 496 million when combined with unobligated prior funds.
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California
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Coin operated blood pressure machines stun doctors with mixed potential
The Texas Medical Association cautions coin operated machines for blood pressure screening bring benefits of access and awareness but pose risks from mechanical errors and user misreads. Variability in readings due to arm size, arterial changes, or improper use can lead to false comfort or unnecessary concern. Trained interpretation remains essential for reliable management.
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TMA
American Medical News
U.S
American Heart Association
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