Astrological guidance for the year ahead with today’s focus
The column offers zodiac advice across Aries through Pisces, urging practical plans for Aries, self reliance for Taurus, cautious spending for Sagittarius, and careful romantic and financial moves for all signs. It warns against impulsive actions, emphasizes discernment, and notes Venusian/Moon influences shaping personal plans.
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Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Medical board on trial in NC in fast moving Wilmington case
Dr. Raymond Sattler, a Wilmington brain surgeon, faced medical board action after leaving a patient on the operating table for 25 minutes to obtain a snack. He had earlier lost and later regained his license, but could not regain operating privileges at two Wilmington hospitals. A patient, Mary Jo Ridenour, suffered a stroke during surgery and has not recovered. the case involved claims of unorthodox conduct and a nurse drilling holes in a patient’s head, with ongoing board suspensions and nurse letters cited.
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Ann Sanders
Raymond Sattler
Wilmington
N.C
Scott Whisnant
Wilmington Morning Star
Sattler
Mary Jo Ridenour
Dr. Sattler
Sattler faces license issues amid hospital fallout
The record recalls Dr. Sattler late for surgery sparking concern over patient anesthesia time while awaiting him. His license was restored in April with periodic psychiatric and medical evaluations mandated. A petition from 40 operating room staff opposed restoring his privileges, while supporters noted operational needs during lengthy operations.
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Sattler
Dr. Sattler
New Hanover Regional Hospital
Drug recycling worthy cause
Dear Dr Gott advises donating expired or soon to expire prescription Lactulose to a deserving patient through a physician, noting legality varies by state and pharmacists often cannot take back unused meds. The letter urges finding a legitimate path to aid uninsured individuals who cannot afford the costly treatment.
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Dr. Gott
Reuse of Open Prescriptions by Doctors Revealed
A physician describes the widespread practice of reusing opened medications for patients in need to address high drug costs. The approach is case by case, relies on ensuring no tampering, and contrasts with policies offering reduced-rate drugs for long-term use based on financial criteria.
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