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Griffin May Rejoin JMU in Time for Richmond (WHSV Harrisonburg) |
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Nurses at heart of new health regs (New York Teacher) |
School nurses are managing three new duties from recent state actions: making sure sixth-graders have a newly mandated inoculation; checking physician’s reports for recording of students’ Body Mass Index; and tracking for first-ever dental certificates.
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Masaka vets use human drugs to treat animals (The Monitor) |
Authorities in Masaka District have started investigating allegations that veterinary doctors use chloroquine and quinine to vaccinate chicken and cows against small pox, anthrax, and foot and mouth disease.
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