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Frank Lewis

Portsmouth
As seen in: Royal Society of Chemistry, Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, medRxiv, Norwalk Reflector, Portsmouth Daily Times, Rappahannock Record, Signal Akron
Staff writer for the Portsmouth Daily Times in Portsmouth, Ohio. Opinions are my own, retweets are not endorsements.
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Longtime, Long Distance Romance Remains

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By Frank Lewis
| Rappahannock Record Verified
by Frank Lewis In 1950, during my first two years of high school in Fairfax, I met Rita Overly. She attended school nearby in Falls Church. I met her at a party. She was gorgeous, pleasant and easy to talk to. I asked her out several times including the movies and to a formal dance at the Shoreham Hotel in D.C. I was smitten, but I’m not sure it was reciprocated.
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Effect of Compulsory Funding on Post-hospital Neurorehabilitation Outcomes and Length of Stay following Stroke.

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By Jason Lew, Frank Lewis, Mel Glenn, Gordon J Horn
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. No external funding was received. I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained. Yes The details of the IRB/oversight body that provided approval or exemption for the research described are given below: NeuroRestorative IRB #1 (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, IRB #: IORG0011535).
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Proposed amendment to end qualified immunity still long way from November ballot

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By Frank Lewis
| Signal Akron Verified
A proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution that would end qualified immunity is on hold due to a case before the Ohio Supreme Court, and proponents have turned to a federal court in hopes of moving the process along and getting the amendment on the ballot in November. Qualified immunity refers to the longstanding legal doctrine of granting broad (but not total) immunity from criminal and civil liability to public servants, including police officers.
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