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Celebrating National
Nurses Week
As we start into National Nurses Week, I have been reflecting on some of the many talented nurses I have known over the years, and I want to thank ALL our nursing colleagues in every corner of Fletcher Allen—for their superb skills, their daily pursuit of excellence, and their commitment to the highest quality care for our patients and families.
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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Taking Control of Your Breast Health, Part 2 – Early Detection Methods
Last month, I shared with you some information designed to help you assess your own risk of breast cancer, as well as some proactive tips for maintaining breast health. This month, I want to provide you with a little more … Continue reading
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Joan Gussow Addresses “Growing Older on a Changing Planet” at Healthsource Food Speaker Series
On February 9th I had the pleasure and privilege to introduce the first in our Healthsource food speaker series, Joan Gussow. Joan is a widely acclaimed nutrition educator who is credited for sharing her insights about sustainable food decades before … Continue reading
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First With Kids: Sharp Tips on Vaccination
Transcript: Recently parents have been needling me about whether or not their child really needs all those vaccinations we are now giving. Well, I need to make some points about this important topic, so here goes. Vaccines truly help prevent … Continue reading
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Meet 13-year-old Anthony Granger: Vermont’s 2011 Children’s Miracle Network Champion
Hello my name is Anthony Lee Granger and I’m 13 years old. I have polycystic kidney disease. In 2008 I had a kidney transplant. My donor was my older sister Amber. I have spent a lot of time at Vermont … Continue reading
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First With Kids: Brush Off Bad Breath
I often find myself face to face with parents who want to discuss their child’s bad breath. So this week let me odor-up, or should I say order- up, some info on bad breath in kids. First, most bad breath … Continue reading
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