Veterans learn dental procedures at VA risked HIV exposure
Dan Sewell of the Associated Press reports that 13 000 U S veterans were warned in two years to seek blood tests after possible exposure from improper hygiene at five VA hospitals including Dayton Ohio dental clinics. A VA investigation found a dentist repeatedly failed to sterilize equipment and change gloves, raising fears of HIV and hepatitis among patients.
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New Dayton VA center head aims to boost veteran care
William Montague, long-time VA administrator, leads the Dayton center after a retirement return. He vows to fix safety issues, raise care quality, and expand services in southwestern Ohio, earning praise from Rep. Mike Turner for improved communication and transparency.
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Atkinson to interview for Cleveland school post
Lorain superintendent Cheryl Atkinson faces a noon to 1 30 PM interview with Cleveland school board members interim CEO Peter Raskind and Mayor Frank Jackson along with two other candidates. Atkinson led Lorain since 2007 earning about 200000 annually, with supporters citing higher graduation rates and consolidation benefits.
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Cleveland
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Gun violence costs Ohio lives and millions nationwide
The Columbus Dispatch analysis of 2009 state records shows guns present in over 12,500 incidents, averaging 34 daily across Ohio. Most occurred in Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and Youngstown, with 502 slayings statewide and guns in 62 percent.
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Bullied Boy Refuses Kidney Transplant Amid Harassment
In Cincinnati, 11 year old Mason Josh Frey with end stage kidney disease refused a transplant after relentless taunts from classmates. Doctor Rene G Van De Voorde III visited Stewart Elementary to address bullying without using the term.
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