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Acupressure Calms Children Before Surgery

The application of an acupressure bead between a pediatric patient's eyebrows can reduce their pre-op anxiety, according to researchers. In a stu...

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Two brothers who ran an illegitimate medical clinic in Canton, Ga., were unqualified for the surgical procedures they performed and the medications ...

Alaska Gov. Palin Attempted CON Repeal

Before she shot onto the national scene as Republican presidential candidate John McCain's running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin tried to repeal her...

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For Women, Sexual Harassment Is a Two-way Street

RMV->) Re: "Sexual Misconduct in Today's ORs" (February, page 24). As a physician and surgeon for more than 20 years, I do not deny that sexually inappropriate behavior can be found throughout the operating room environment. But I take exception to the message that this is a problem created almost exclusively by male surgeons. Though likely not as pervasive, but certainly just as deplorable, female nurses are equally culpable for such unethical conduct. I do not consider myself to necessarily be sexually appealing to the opposite sex (except to my wife, of course), yet over the years in the confines of the operating theatre, I have been told hundreds of tawdry jokes, been flashed and groped and been asked personal questions about my body parts and propositioned.

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