Conn. Sues CVS, Alleging Stores Sold Expired Items

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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Connecticut officials are suing CVS/Pharmacy Inc., alleging it has sold food and over-the-counter medications past their expiration dates at many of its Connecticut stores. [widget:become_a_nurse__logged_out_in_article] Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Consumer Protection Commissioner Jerry Farrell Jr. say investigators found expired cough and allergy medicines, dairy products, baby formula, and other products at 20 stores in the summers ... Full Story

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    Nurse to Stand Trial for Reporting Doctor

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    Medicare Leaves Physicians in a fix

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    Britain to Replace Backless Hospital Gown with Designer Version

    Britain to Replace Backless Hospital Gown with Designer Version
    British hospitals will replace the traditional -- and often embarrassing -- backless hospital gown with a new style created by one of the world's top designers, the BBC reports. Ben de Lisi, whose creations have graced such red-carpet stars as Kate Winslet, says his "aspirational" new design will preserve patients' modesty. "The old hospital gown was hideous, embarrassing, ill-fitting and probably ...
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    Study: Babies' Low Serotonin Levels May Cause SIDS

    Study: Babies' Low Serotonin Levels May Cause SIDS
    Researchers may have solved the mystery of what makes some babies vulnerable to sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, which kills more than 2,300 babies a year. Infants who died of SIDS had low levels of serotonin, a brain chemical that helps the brainstem regulate breathing, temperature, sleeping, waking and other automatic functions, according to an autopsy study in today's Journal ...
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    Test Could Show How Quickly You'll Age

    Test Could Show How Quickly You'll Age
    A genetic test for how quickly a person will age over the course of a lifetime may soon be possible, following a study that has for the first time identified DNA variations in the population that can be linked with biological ageing. Scientists found that people who inherit two copies of a particular DNA variant -- about 7 per cent of ...
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    Most Pregnant Women Never Tested for the Most Common Birth Defect

    Most Pregnant Women Never Tested for the Most Common Birth Defect
    Three out of five women who have given birth to a child with a congenital heart defect (CHD) -- the number-one birth defect and leading killer of infants and newborns -- were never tested for the defect during pregnancy. This is according to a survey just released by Little Hearts, Inc., a national organization that provides support, education, resources, networking and ...
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    Help Your Community: Elderly Patients and Violence

    Help Your Community: Elderly Patients and Violence
    Have you ever fallen victim to violence or hostile behavior by an elderly person? It’s more common than you think, especially in nursing. As a nurse, you want the best for your charges. You want to help, and are probably quick to dismiss hostile or rude comments from patients. Whether or not it’s their dementia or Alzheimer’s talking or not, the ...
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    Barrie, Canada to Benefit from a New NP-Led Clinic

    Barrie, Canada to Benefit from a New NP-Led Clinic
    TORONTO, Nov. 16 /CNW/ - The people of Barrie will soon have greater access to primary care thanks to today's announcement by the provincial government to fund a Nurse Practitioner (NP) clinic at Georgian College. "Nurse practitioners and all nurses take pride in this great achievement," said Wendy Fucile, president of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO). "This clinic will ...
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