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Articles by Valerie Olson
Residency Training: A practical guide for medical students who are planning a future in neurology
Abstract Medical students choose neurology for many reasons, including interest in neuroscience, the intellectual challenge of diagnosing and treating disorders of the nervous system, and the opportunity for continuity of care. Neurologists have great flexibility in choice of practice environment, ranging from an exclusively inpatient setting to a strictly clinic-based practice.
Caveat Emptor
Social media is all atwitter about a real estate agent’s fantastical claim that More Mesa is worth $65 million. It isn’t. Substantial restrictions placed on development by the local area Community Plan and the California Coastal Commission suggest a realistic appraisal is a fraction of the asking price. Nevertheless, hope springs eternal with More Mesa that a buyer can be found who will be more impressed by dollar signs than due diligence. It comes with the times I suspect.
Cruise to the Center of Oregon
Crook County Rodders will once again host their annual car show at Crook County Fairgrounds July 20 It's July, it's warm, and it's time for the 14th annual Cruise to the Center of Oregon, hosted by the Crook County Rodders car club.
Woodland AAUW hosts Octoberfest Fundraiser
Woodland AAUW (formerly the American Association of University Women) invites people to join them for an Octoberfest Fundraiser. The event takes place at Matchbook Winery, 12300 County Road 92B in Zamora, starting at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 7. Proceeds from the event will be used to send middle school girls to Tech Trek at Sonoma State University during the summer of 2019.
'Dreams Really Do Come True'
With the theme "Dreams Really Do Come True" and all things Disney, teams assembled late Friday for an early start Saturday morning for Relay For Life, the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. After an opening ceremony that included the color guard and the national anthem, survivors gathered and did the first lap together. In this group, there was a total of more than 403 years of total survivorship after treatment and diagnosis of cancer, with one survivor in remission since 1969.
'Dreams Really Do Come True'
With the theme "Dreams Really Do Come True" and all things Disney, teams assembled late Friday for an early start Saturday morning for Relay For Life, the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. After an opening ceremony that included the color guard and the national anthem, survivors gathered and did the first lap together. In this group, there was a total of more than 403 years of total survivorship after treatment and diagnosis of cancer, with one survivor in remission since 1969.
'Dreams Really Do Come True'
With the theme "Dreams Really Do Come True" and all things Disney, teams assembled late Friday for an early start Saturday morning for Relay For Life, the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. After an opening ceremony that included the color guard and the national anthem, survivors gathered and did the first lap together. In this group, there was a total of more than 403 years of total survivorship after treatment and diagnosis of cancer, with one survivor in remission since 1969.
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