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Researchers look for reason why a Sowerby's Beaked Whale washed ashore on Buckroe Beach
It looks like a dolphin, but this is a Sowerby's Beaked Whale. It's the second one to wash up in Hampton Roads this year.
Stromal laminin chain distribution in normal, hyperplastic and...
Stromal laminin chain distribution in normal, hyperplastic and malignant oral mucosa: relation to myofibroblast occurrence and vessel formation.
Dr. Deborah E. Powell, Of The University Of Minnesota Medical School, Becomes AAMC Chair
Deborah E. Powell, M.D., associate vice president for new medical education programs and dean emeritus of the University of Minnesota Medical School, began her one-year term today as chair of the AAMC , in conjunction with the association's 120th annual meeting.
Diseases of Fruit Crops in Australia
Diseases of Fruit Crops in Australia will become the new standard reference in applied plant pathology in Australia covering important diseases affecting the broad range of fruit and nut crops grown throughout Australia.
American Pathology Partners Selects Halfpenny Technologies'...
Halfpenny Technologies, Inc., a leading health information exchange company that enables interoperability between physician electronic medical record systems and hospitals, laboratories and other ancillary service providers, today announced that American Pathology Partners, a nationwide, private diagnostic testing services provider based in ...
AIPL Announces Premier Opthalmic Pathology Consultation Group
American International Pathology Laboratories announces the formation of the first ever multi-subspecialty group to diagnose Opthalmic Pathology cases.
Access Genetics speeds up process of analyzing, reporting medical tests
Waiting for the results of a medical test can be agonizing. In those cases when a diagnosis takes several days, it can be difficult to do anything but worry about worst-case scenarios.
Call for tests after sudden death
Senior doctors are calling for human tissue to be routinely kept for genetic testing in cases where young people die without explanation.
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Dr. Songlin Liang, MD, Ph.D., Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
PORTERVILLE, CA, November 5, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Dr. Songlin Liang, Pathologist for Premier Pathology Laboratories, Inc., has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in clinical research.
CALLS by certain quarters to have two foreign experts, if a second post-mortem on Teoh Beng Hock is allowed, is unnecessary, according to counsel Gobind Singh Deo who is holding a watching brief for Teoh's family.
Gwent pupils learn about health science
PUPILS from Gwent schools and some of the area's GPs have been taking a look at the oft-misunderstood world of pathology as part of an awareness week.
Tories promise records for all
Patient-held records are one of the Conservative Party's priorities for health, according to plans published today.
Speech Therapy Employment Opportunities
Speech therapy jobs carry an impressive array of benefits including medical insurance, dental and life insurance.
L&D's pathology labs to hold open day
Public can tour the department as part of National Pathology Week The Luton & Dunstable Hospital's pathology labs are opening their doors to the public on Saturday, November 7. The event is part of National Pathology Week when members of the public can step behind the scenes to find out what pathologists and biomedical scientists do to keep us ...
Speech-Language Pathology Assistants
Speech-language pathology assistants can find interesting and remunerative jobs in leading healthcare facilities in the United States.
Special education services start shortly after boy's birth
At the age of 5 months, Jesus Sifonte became a student of Albert Lea Area Schools.
October Is Autism Awareness Month In Canada
An estimated one in 165 Canadian children under the age of six will be identified as having an autism spectrum disorder according to the Autism Society Canada.
Helicopter Moms: Letting them choose
No matter how hard I try, I can't help blaming Indiana Jones and Latin for my youngest daughter's decision to pursue a career in archaeology instead of medicine.
Forensics institute to pay soldier's parents NIS 2 million
The State of Israel, Professor Yehua Hiss, chief pathologist at the Abu Kabir Institute of Forensic Medicine and two other physicians were ordered to pay NIS 2 million in damages to the parents of an IDF soldier whose body parts were left at the institute and not buried.
Teen's injuries detailed at murder trial
A teenager found dead in a Christchurch park suffered 24 injuries, including a broken nose, bruising around his head and a graze to his scrotum, a court was told today.
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