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Growing concern about incivility is one of America's more appealing trends. Increasingly, individuals and institutions are seeking ways to burnish the Golden Rule. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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Part 2 of a 2-part series. CHICAGO -- Dr. Carlos Pardo was trying to head off trouble. The Johns Hopkins neurologist and his colleagues had autopsied the brains of people with autism who died in accidents and found evidence of neuroinflammation. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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Johns Hopkins sought a clinical workflow solution that would grow with the system, one that would provide a foundation for ongoing progress and advancements in information technology
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The anti-vaccine "biomed" movement: Hijacking legitimate scientific research [Respectful Insolence]
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Dr. Carlos Pardo was trying to head off trouble. Physicians and others in the movement -- many affiliated with the organization Defeat Autism Now! Full Article at ScienceBlogs
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Dr. Carlos Pardo was trying to head off trouble. Physicians and others in the movement -- many affiliated with the organization Defeat Autism Now! Full Article at Respectful Insolence
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WASHINGTON — Growing concern about incivility is one of America's more appealing trends. Increasingly, individuals and institutions are seeking ways to burnish the Golden Rule. Full Article at Salem Statesman-Journal
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I thought it would be either them or Johns Hopkins, two teams within the mileage parameter that [the NCAA] is looking for ... We played them in 2007. We had a game that we won 34-31, so our freshman aren't familiar with them.
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Major medical errors self-reported by American surgeons are strongly related to both burnout and depression. Those findings appear today in the online edition of Annals of Surgery. Full Article at News-Medical.net
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Washington, Nov 24 (ANI): Circumcision reduces the risk of HIV infection in men, but this link cannot be explained by a reduction in sores from conditions such as herpes, according to a new research. Full Article at OneIndia
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