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Multitalented Peppers picks Michigan
ReutersThe Sports Xchange Multitalented Peppers picks Michigan Jabrill Peppers, the nation's No. 3 recruit, and the top cornerback coming out of high school, committed to playing for Michigan on Sunday. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound Peppers becomes the highest-...Tags: Football, ESPN (tv network)
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ORs go high-tech, boosting safety, cost savings
If the flat-screen TV monitors and the blinking tower of computerized equipment didn't give it away, the surgical robot and the collage of patient records flashing on the big screen certainly will. This isn't your grandfather's OR. In the...
Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Heart Surgery, South Florida Hospital and Healthcare Association, Boca Raton Regional Hospital, Radiology
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A Memorial Day war story with a happy ending
On Memorial Day 1967, Tom MacDougall was an Air Force fighter pilot who got shot down on his 300th mission in Vietnam. Robert Green was an orthopedic surgeon at an Ohio Air Force base, uprooted from his comfortable West Palm Beach practice when he got...Tags: Holidays, Daytona Beach, Fox News Channel (tv network), U.S. Navy, Colleges and Universities
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Lawyer who helped prosecute Gov. Ryan tapped for U.S. attorney's post
The lawyer picked Thursday to succeed Patrick Fitzgerald as Chicago's U.S. attorney is a former federal prosecutor best known for taking on corrupt politicians and powerful institutions such as the University of Notre Dame. Zachary Fardon would take...
Tags: Legal Service, Prosecution, Litigation, Dick Durbin, Rod Blagojevich
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Saying no to surgery
Thom McDaniels is no stranger to surgery. As a longtime athlete and high school football coach, he's spent years putting his knees through the wringer. After injuring his right knee again during football practice, he was told by an orthopedic surgeon that...
Tags: Insurance, Internists, Internal Medicine, Health and Medical Professionals, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Prominent surgeon Yocum dies of cancer
ReutersThe Sports Xchange Prominent surgeon Yocum dies of cancer Lewis Yocum, an renowned orthopedic surgeon admired for his skill in performing the Tommy John elbow ligament replacement procedure that saved the careers of many baseball players, died Tuesday...Tags: Bud Selig, Liver Cancer, USA Today, Stephen Strasburg, General Practitioners
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MLB Roundup: Orthopedic surgeon Yocum dies of cancer
ReutersThe Sports Xchange MLB Roundup: Orthopedic surgeon Yocum dies of cancer Lewis Yocum, an renowned orthopedic surgeon admired for his skill in performing the Tommy John elbow ligament replacement procedure that saved the careers of many baseball players,...Tags: Texas Rangers, Bud Selig, Liver Cancer, Robbie Grossman, Houston Astros
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Kimberly McBroom's Blog
Tuesday, May 28 Hope you had a fabulous Memorial Day weekend! Of course, having yesterday off makes today feel like a Monday... We had perfect weather for all of the Memorial Day remembrance events. It's so important to take a moment and honor those who...Tags: Carly Smithson, Stress, Ides of March, Sleep Deprivation, Students
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Doctors' Hospital opened on Monday
As the doors of Riverside Doctors' Hospital opened at 6 a.m. Monday, maintenance personnel used a cherry-picker to reach and flip the light switch beneath the Emergency sign. The main action, though, was on the second floor, where two surgery patients...
Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Charles City (Charles City, Virginia), Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Medical Professionals, Nursing
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Visit to doctor yields good news for Angels' Sean Burnett
HOUSTON — A visit to Dr. James Andrews, the orthopedic surgeon who performs more than 200 Tommy John surgeries per year, can cause great consternation for big league pitchers and their teams, but Sean Burnett actually got some good news after...
Tags: Tim Tebow, Barack Obama, Ryan Madson, Kentucky Derby, Baseball
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Stem cells may aid in sports injuries
Until recently, I didn't know that I could use stem cells to help heal my bum shoulder. Perhaps that's because I don't use said shoulder for hurling baseballs or footballs at speeds approaching the sound barrier for obscene amounts of money. I can see...
Tags: Banking, Food and Drug Administration, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Science, Placebo
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Pay IOC president? yes, BUT...
Jacques Rogge told a German newspaper last week that future International Olympic Committee presidents no longer should be volunteers but paid employees. He is right. But only under this condition: If he or she is to be paid, the president who...
Tags: Bud Selig, National Hockey League, Elections, International Olympic Committee, Corporate Officers
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