UT Medicine & CTRC: Leading in Each Step of the Cancer Care Journey
UT Medicine & CTRC: Leading in Each Step of the Cancer Care Journey
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During these regular visits, Dr. Gillard, who is also Medical Director of the Family Medicine Clinic at the Medical Arts and Research Center (MARC), interviews and examines the patient and obtains any appropriate further testing. Should results suggest …
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DOMA and Prop 8 cut down, responses
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Spyer was diagnosed with… Continue reading
Pain Management in Occupational Health: A Guide for Non-Narcotic Pain Relief
Pain Management in Occupational Health: A Guide for Non-Narcotic Pain Relief
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Dr. Conlon is faculty, University of South Florida Sunshine Education and Research Center, and Deputy Director of the ANP/OHN Program, University of South Florida, College of Nursing, Tampa, FL. The authors disclose that they have no significant …
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How Do You Use Smart Phones at Work?
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Spyglass Consulting Group found that 62%… Continue reading
Nationally Recognized Radiation Oncologists Join SCCA Proton Therapy
Nationally recognized radiation oncologists join SCCA Proton Therapy
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Seattle Cancer Care Alliance is a cancer treatment center that unites doctors from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, UW Medicine and Seattle Children's. … The ProCure Proton Therapy Center in Oklahoma City opened in July 2009, the CDH Proton …
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Princeton House Behavioral Health sees an increase of patients
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In the years since… Continue reading
Are More Religious People Happier Than Less Religious People?
Question by Eugene Smith: Are more religious people happier than less religious people?
“Religion and happiness have been studied by a number of researchers. The science of positive psychology has identified many components of happiness, and religion seems adapted to satisfy many of them. Some research suggests that both non-religious and religious meaning systems can be quite effective when it comes to managing death anxiety, and that the latter have a few additional advantages.”… Continue reading