05Nov/14

‘Kissing bug’ disease: Should you be worried? – Washington Post


Counsel & Heal

‘Kissing bug’ disease: Should you be worried?
Washington Post
The researchers analyzed blood donors in Texas between 2008 and 2012 and found that one in every 6,500 donors tested positive for exposure to the parasite — a figure that is 50 times higher than the Centers for Disease Control estimate. “We were
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05Nov/14

Does social change in Japan come from the top down or bottom up? – The Japan Times


The Japan Times

Does social change in Japan come from the top down or bottom up?
The Japan Times
Some movements were instituted after government awareness-raising drives, like the nōshi wa hito no shi (“brain death is a person’s death”) campaign deployed in the 1990s to overcome apparently religious-based objections to organ donation. These and

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05Nov/14

Children make up more than 10 percent of nation’s organ donors – Billings Gazette


Billings Gazette

Children make up more than 10 percent of nation’s organ donors
Billings Gazette
A medical assessment will take place at the time of death to determine whether donation is a possibility. In order for a patient to be eligible for organ donation they need to be on ventilated support and their death must occur in a hospital. Tissue

05Nov/14

Republicans’ First Step Was to Handle Extremists in Party – New York Times


New York Times

Republicans’ First Step Was to Handle Extremists in Party
New York Times
The committee’s executive director, Rob Collins, dragged complacent donors into the effort, playing recordings for them of some of Mr. McDaniel’s most incendiary remarks and persuading them to underwrite a massive get-out-the-vote effort to defeat him
Republicans first step was to manage extremistsWorcester Telegram
McConnell rips Grimes over tornadoThe Hill

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05Nov/14

Rick Scott defeats Charlie Crist in close race for Florida governor – Florida Times-Union


Florida Times-Union

Rick Scott defeats Charlie Crist in close race for Florida governor
Florida Times-Union
But he also abandoned his “700,000 jobs in seven years” pledge from his first campaign that has been the source of much criticism because new jobs in Florida unrelated to the improving economy are lagging far behind that benchmark. For his re-election

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