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DOJ Launches West Coast Fraud Strike Force: What Health Care Companies Need to Know
The Department of Justice’s National Fraud Enforcement Division recently announced the formation of the West Coast Health Care Fraud Strike Force, an enforcement initiative that spans the District of Arizona, District of Nevada, and Northern District of California.
A Comparative Analysis of Preservice Teachers’ Knowledge of Reading Instruction and Their Confidence in Supporting Struggling Readers: A Study of India and England
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Supporting women with learning disabilities during breast cancer diagnosis in Ireland
As women grow older, they are at increased risk of developing breast cancer. Evidence suggests that more breast examinations are being carried out, yet the low incidence of women with a learning disability attending mammogram examinations is a cause of concern. This article provides an overview of breast cancer and offers possible reasons for this low attendance.
The role of the nurse in assessing mobility decline in older people with intellectual disabilities
People with intellectual disability, until recently, had notably earlier mortality rates than the general population, but many are now living into their fifties, sixties and beyond.
Maine's latest seafood star - WPSD Local 6: Your news, weather, and sports authority
In Maine, cold is good for a lot of things: wood stoves, snow, lobster, and, as it turns out, oysters all year long.
Maine's latest seafood star - KAUZ-TV: Newschannel 6 Now | Wichita Falls, TX
In Maine, cold is good for a lot of things: wood stoves, snow, lobster, and, as it turns out, oysters all year long.
The Quiet Stories of the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust
A Walk in the Woods with CELT’s Longtime Executive Director Chris Franklin. On Ocean House Road, tucked behind a row of trees, the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust headquarters are easy to miss. The former garage is covered in brown shingles. The windows are trimmed in army green. Later it will occur to me that this camouflage speaks to the organization’s mission, but on the afternoon of my meeting with former executive director Chris Franklin, I’m just frustrated by my inability to locate the building.
An Unspecific Disease: How My Eating Disorder Otherwise Non-Specific Changed My Life
November 21, 2012. The day before Thanksgiving. As most of my peers began to prepare for their Thanksgiving feast, I sat in an armchair across from a doctor armed with a yellow legal pad. While my brother and sister sat at home, thinking about the mashed potatoes and corn bread they would devour the next day, I spent three hours divulging nearly every aspect of my 16-year lifespan, which led to the doctor running down a list of symptoms reported by my family, friends, and myself.
Home Grown | SAVEUR
I’m in Maine, on a winding road that crosses the Cathance River and swoops up toward fewer and fewer homes, more land, more “middle of nowhere,” as some would say. It’s the end of May, the river is high and the tall grass around Whatley Farm is flecked with wild flowers.
Maine's latest seafood star - Dallas News | myFOXdfw.com
In Maine, cold is good for a lot of things: wood stoves, snow, lobster, and, as it turns out, oysters all year long.
Maine's Best Oysters | SAVEUR
In Maine, cold is good for a lot of things: wood stoves, snow, lobster, and, as it turns out, oysters all year long. As traditional growing areas to the South peter out, this clean, remote corner of the country is generating a plethora of delicious options for oyster lovers, from big, creamy, coppery Belons (a European transplant that took) to a buttery Maine original from Tauntin Bay north of Acadia National Park.
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