Public Lands Maps Show Knowledge Through Modest Albuquerque Office
Public Lands Interpretive Association houses its operations in a modest North Fourth Street suite in Albuquerque. The group publishes large detailed maps on New Mexico public lands, sells them for 6.95, and runs bookstores for Forest Service and BLM facilities.
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Albuquerque
North Valley
North Fourth Street
Public Lands Interpretive Association
Fourth Street
Chihuahua
Mexico
Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo
Espanola
el Camino Real
Ic Information System
New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources
New Mexico Tech
Socorro
Alamogordo Valley
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Valles Caldera National Preserve
Los Alamos
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Fish and Wildlife Service
Oklahoma
Air
National Park Service
North Fourth
West
Elder abuse demands vigilant protection for the elderly
The editorial argues elder abuse by caregivers is a growing issue alongside child abuse. It cites a 2009 Justice Department study showing 11 percent of older adults faced abuse, with 90 percent of abusers being family members, and notes underreporting and rising elderly numbers as life expectancy grows. The New Bern Sun Journal.
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U.S. Department of Justice
Department of Justice
The
National Center On Elder Abuse
Dear Doctor K and Reader on Pap Test Guidelines
A reader asks about Pap test frequency while the article explains updated guidelines from 2012. For ages 21 to 65 a Pap test every three years is standard, or every five years with a Pap plus HPV test for ages 30 to 65. Most cervical cancers are linked to HPV, and guidelines note older women or those without a cervix may not need screening.
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Doctor K
Reader
Pap test frequency guidance from Dr Komaroff
A doctor explains cervical cancer risk and test limits noting Pap and HPV tests remain useful but should not be performed annually. False positives in young women can lead to unnecessary anxiety and invasive diagnostics, while imperfect tests can miss cancers. Recommendations advocate less frequent screening based on risk. Dr. Komaroff Harvard Medical School.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck
Boston
Chavis’s Charter Schools Face Oakland Closure Despite Gains
Ben Chavis, founder and principal of American Indian Public Charter Schools, won permission to challenge the local education Blob in Oakland. He tripled enrollment to 1,200 and achieved high California test scores while government funding remained low, but the Oakland School Board voted to close the schools citing accounting and governance concerns, as parents and students pleaded to keep them open.
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Ben Chavis
Oakland
Calif
Chavis
California
Oakland School Board
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United Media Syndicate
Tmso Brane
John Stossel