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Who watches the watchers of state’s campaign finance?
Jackson Clarion Ledger RELATED: Many Mississippi politicians use campaign accounts as private funds. While Secretary of State … He said he did change one regulation last year and began requiring candidates provide additional information on campaign donors. Hood would not … |
More people turning to ads to find an organ – My Fox Boston
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More people turning to ads to find an organ
My Fox Boston Since 1988, the number of patients on the national waiting list has risen by more than 700 percent. Over the same period, the number of donors, both living and deceased, is up just 155 percent. That’s partly due to higher rates of diabetes, according … |
Clinton relies heavily on big donors – Politico
Politico |
Clinton relies heavily on big donors
Politico … victory over Sanders. According to Saturday’s report, Clinton spent about $10.5 million on television and radio advertising, $4.2 million on payroll-related costs, $1 million on direct mail, $370,000 on rent and $241,000 in polling over the month … |
Mumbai sees first bone donation in Maharashtra – Daily News & Analysis
Daily News & Analysis |
Mumbai sees first bone donation in Maharashtra
Daily News & Analysis A week later, he was declared brain dead. And cadaver donations saw a first in the state when his bones were grafted. His relatives also gave consent to donate his … Otherwise, no one would come forward for organ donations,” said Uttam Ambore, son-in … A first in Cadaver donation: Mumbai man’s bones to help cancer patientsThe Indian Express |
Zika threat to U.S. blood supply a growing concern – Bradenton Herald
New York Times |
Zika threat to U.S. blood supply a growing concern
Bradenton Herald … travel-related, and there have been no reports to date of the virus entering the U.S. blood supply. “The risk of blood transmission is considered likely,” FDA spokeswoman Tara Goodin wrote in an email. Official guidelines for donation centers are … Steps being taken to protect the blood supply from ZikaMiami Herald Zika continues to grow, Steps are being taken to protect the blood supply from ZikaMicroCap Magazine |
Thant Myint-U: ‘The Number One Challenge is De-Isolation’ – The Irrawaddy News Magazine
The Irrawaddy News Magazine |
Thant Myint-U: ‘The Number One Challenge is De-Isolation’
The Irrawaddy News Magazine We all know the challenges: The transition to democracy is at best half-finished, there’s no agreement on constitutional change, we have major economic challenges, issues from land to electricity to other things related to the growth of the economy. We … |
Blood donations in high demand – 580 CFRA Radio
580 CFRA Radio |
Blood donations in high demand
580 CFRA Radio Ottawa’s Blood Donor Centre on Carling Avenue is putting in a call to action to help people that use blood as a form of medication. Maureen Millette of Blood Services Ottawa says they have seen low levels of attendance and booking rates this month. |
Sister’s bone marrow cures Thalassemia in 26-year old – The Hindu
The Hindu |
Sister’s bone marrow cures Thalassemia in 26-year old
The Hindu The transplants are usually done between related donors (siblings), matched unrelated donors (non-family members) or Haploidentical donors (parents). Sharing his experience in fighting the disease, a much relieved Saket thanked the doctor and his … Sisters bone marrow cures Thalassemia in 26year old | Bengaluru NYOOOZNYOOOZ |
Elk Grove Unified seeks $450 million school bonds vote in November – Sacramento Bee
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Elk Grove Unified seeks $450 million school bonds vote in November
Sacramento Bee The Elk Grove Unified School District is pursuing its first school bond measure to repair and modernize older schools – and possibly build new ones. The region’s largest school district wants voters to authorize selling $450 million in bonds on the … |
Nepal, India seal nine agreements in New Delhi – Himalayan Times
Himalayan Times |
Nepal, India seal nine agreements in New Delhi
Himalayan Times A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on utilisation of a US$ 250 million grant component of India, which was pledged during a donors‘ conference in Kathmandu in June last year for the post-quake reconstruction. The amount will be funded for four … |