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Commentary: Wawa may be a good fit for Woodstock

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By Alan Williams
| Northern Virginia Daily
We have read the recent petition opposing the arrival of a Wawa convenience store in Woodstock, and while we respect the passion behind it, we believe the community deserves a fuller picture before drawing conclusions. We write this not to dismiss anyone's concerns, but to offer a thoughtful counterpoint rooted in the same love for this town that we all share. Woodstock's charm has never been defined by what we keep out — it has been defined by who we are.
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Cesarean Delivery: From Surgical Procedure to System of Care

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By Matthew Lin, Dominic Wilkinson, Nicky McCarthy, Alan Williams
| ScienceDirect
Cesarean delivery has evolved from an operation of last resort to the most frequently performed major surgical procedure worldwide, with nearly 29 million births each year. Advances in anesthesia, surgical technique, and perioperative care have greatly improved safety, yet the expansion of cesarean delivery raises complex clinical, psychological, and societal questions.
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Heplisav-B vs Standard Hepatitis B Vaccine Booster for Health Care Workers

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By Alan Williams, Raquelle S. Newman
| Annals of Family Medicine
Key words: hepatitis B vaccines health personnel vaccination antibody formation INTRODUCTION Health care workers, particularly trainees, are at increased risk of hepatitis B infection via accidental occupational blood or body fluid exposure.1,2 In the United States, health care workers are considered fully protected after showing a hepatitis B surface antigen antibody (anti-HBs) titer ≥10 mIU/mL drawn ≥30 days after a full vaccination series.
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