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Barbara Chadwick (1945–2026) of Edwardsville, IL | Obituary

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By Barbara Chadwick
| River Bender Verified
Barbara Diane Chadwick, 80, of Edwardsville, IL, passed away at 9:47 a.m. Fri. July 31, 2026 at her home while under hospice care. She was born Dec. 1, 1945 in Granite City, IL to the late Wilbur R. and Lena Mae (Douglas) Chadwick. Diane retired as an LPN from Eden Village. She is survived by her husband: Paul Edgar Lewellyn; a grandson: Ean Cassity; and a sister: Joyce (Randy) Chadwick-Andrews. Services are private.
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Dropper method for cytology slide staining: An effective and sustainable approach to eliminating cross contamination

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By Michael Ward MD, Barbara Chadwick, Dev Abraham
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Cytopathology laboratories must ensure effective measures to prevent cross-contamination during slide staining. As such, slides with high potential for cross-contamination are usually stained separately, by dipping slides into a series of Romanowsky-type stains, with periodic (usually weekly) filtering and replacement of stains used. Our 5-year experience and a validation study of an alternative dropper method is presented.
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Health food blogger: friend or foe?

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By Paediatric Dentistry, Aoife Keogh, Barbara Chadwick
| Nature Verified
Abstract Objectives The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have recently updated nutritional guidelines for a reduced sugar intake. With the increased popularity of online health-food bloggers and 'refined-sugar free' recipes, this review looked to analyse recipes from popular online bloggers to validate the veracity of their 'sugar-free' and 'healthy' claims and assess their adherence to recently implemented nutritional guidelines.
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