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In Today's Vidyya
 Nurses Bullard, Ferguson, and Norsdoff at a temporary yellow fever hospital in Franklin, Louisiana - 1898.
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Parents Not Pushers Turn Kids On To Drugs
One in five drug abusers in treatment used illegal drugs with their
parents, and most did so before the age of 18, a new
survey has found. This survey, supported by earlier
research, makes clear that parents sharing illegal
drugs with their children is a significant, and
largely unrecognized phenonmen. More...
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Information On The Environmental Health Nursing Initiative
Seven years ago, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) took the first step to
develop an Environmental Health Nursing Initiative. Through this initiative, ATSDR began to act
on their knowledge of the vital and broad role nursing professionals play in every area of the health
arena to help protect the public’s health. More...
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New York Study Predicts Growing Nurse Shortage
New York joins California as the second state to confirm a growing
shortage of registered nurses, according to a recently published Health
Resources and Services Administration-supported study. Researchers found a
25 percent decline in RN graduates--about 1,900 per year--from New York
nursing schools between 1995 and 2000. More...
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Adverse Drug Events In Nursing Homes: Common And Preventable
Medication-related injuries in nursing homes are common and often preventable according to authors of the largest study to date evaluating adverse drug events due to medication errors in U.S. nursing homes. More...
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About Yellow Fever - Information For Professionals
Yellow fever presently occurs only in Africa and South America. Two forms of yellow
fever--urban and jungle--are epidemiologically distinguishable. Clinically and etiologically
they are identical More...
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