As Daniella Quick remembers, she was a little shy at Newell Elementary School as a child. She also remembers spending time in Newell’s nurse’s office. “I remember she was very sweet,” Quick said. “She was someone I could talk to, someone who would listen to me and make me feel better. I think I found …
The Concord University Alumni Association honored four alumni for outstanding professional achievement, community service, and dedication to their alma mater. The awards will be presented during the 2022 Homecoming at the Toast to Your Generosity event dedicated to university donors and volunteers on October 1st. Recipients: Dr. Brad Lane ’02, ’03, Graduate of the Year; …
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Positive COVID-19 cases and related hospitalizations are on the rise again in the Charlottesville area. There were 33 COVID-19 patients at the University of Virginia Medical Center on Friday, up from five at the end of last month. Only two patients were in intensive care on Friday. Two were in pediatric wards and three were …
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Starting in Fort Worth, Dr. Rachel Merrifield traveled around the world to return to the Lone Star State as a pediatrician at the Palestinian Regional Medical Center. Merrifield is one of four new doctors to join the Palestinian Regional Hospital in the past year. “The need for pediatric care is growing in our community and …
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The North Central High School senior who was injured in a chemistry experiment on Tuesday afternoon remains in a hospital in Indianapolis and will need skin grafting and therapy, according to his father. David Hooper said his son Ethan was airlifted to Eskenazi Health’s burn center on Tuesday; his son was first taken to Terre …
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People have been extracting the healing properties of plants for thousands of years. Although herbal medicines are often dismissed as unscientific, more than a third of modern medicines are derived directly or indirectly from natural products such as plants, microorganisms, and animals. Now, researchers at the Scripps Research Institute in California have discovered that a …
The North Central High School senior who was injured in a chemistry experiment on Tuesday afternoon remains hospitalized in Indianapolis and will need skin grafting and therapy, according to his father. David Hooper said his son Ethan was airlifted to Eskenazi Health’s burn center on Tuesday; his son was first taken to Terre Haute Regional …
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News release Wednesday, May 18, 2022 The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health, has committed about $577 million to establish nine antiviral drug development (AViDD) centers for pathogens of concern due to the pandemic. The AViDD Centers will conduct innovative multidisciplinary research to develop antiviral drug …
The North Central High School senior who was injured in a chemistry experiment on Tuesday afternoon remains in a hospital in Indianapolis and will need skin grafting and therapy, according to his father. David Hooper said his son Ethan was airlifted to Eskenazi Health’s burn center on Tuesday; his son was first taken to Terre …
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Patrick M. Lloyd, DDS, MSPhoto courtesy of The Ohio State University. STONE BROOK, New York, May 18, 2022 – Stony Brook University has appointed Patrick M. Lloyd, DDS, MS, Dean of the University. School of Dental Medicine (SDM). The appointment of Lloyd from July 1 announced Hal Pas, MD, Executive Vice President of Health Sciences …
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