Warrior Cats medicine cats MAP Take Me To Church OPEN (5/39 taken) – Video

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NAFDAC DG-DR PAUL ORHII EXCLUSIVE -People Buy Chalk As Medicine In 2001-BOLDFACES – Video

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Dr. Darlene Kitty, Aboriginal Program Director, spoke to Mini-Med participants about her experiences before, during, and since being a medical student at the university. She shares her story...

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Senate panel calls for full audit of WWAMI – Fri, 20 Feb 2015 PST

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OLYMPIA As questions over dueling medical school proposals continue to mount, lawmakers said they wanted a better accounting of how the money is beingspent.

A Senate committee Thursday decided University of Washingtons multistate medical school program should be audited as the Legislature decides how to expand it inSpokane.

At the end of a sometimes contentious hearing over UW plans to expand the number of medical students it has in Spokane, the Senate Health Care Committee added a requirement for a full audit by legislative financial experts of the a multistate medical training program that involves Washington, Wyoming

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OLYMPIA As questions over dueling medical school proposals continue to mount, lawmakers said they wanted a better accounting of how the money is beingspent.

A Senate committee Thursday decided University of Washingtons multistate medical school program should be audited as the Legislature decides how to expand it inSpokane.

At the end of a sometimes contentious hearing over UW plans to expand the number of medical students it has in Spokane, the Senate Health Care Committee added a requirement for a full audit by legislative financial experts of the a multistate medical training program that involves Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho and goes by the acronymWWAMI.

Theres a lot we dont know about how WWAMI funding works, saidSen. Mike Baumgartner, R-Spokane, adding theres a possibility that Washington is subsidizing other states in theprogram.

Ian Goodhew, director of government relations for UW Medicine, said the other states pay for their students slots in the program and the Legislature can pay formore slots for Washington residents. The Spokane branch of WWAMI will start a class of 40 students in the fall, and eventually will grow that number to 120 per year if the Legislature approves.The bill calls for the program to grow to that level as quickly aspractical.

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Chapman University taking the temperature for a medical school

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Practice: Both are fully qualified physicians licensed to prescribe medication and perform surgery, and can gain membership into the American Medical Association.

Education: Both must complete four years of basic medical education from accredited medical schools. They perform similar internships and residency programs.

License: They must pass comparable examinations to obtain state licenses.

M.D.s: They practice the classical form of medicine, focused on the diagnosis and treatment.

D.O.s: They practice osteopathic medicine, which is centered around a more holistic view of medicine in which the focus is on seeing the patient as a "whole person" to reach a diagnosis, rather than treating the symptoms alone. The belief is that all parts of the body work together and influence each other. Osteopathic medicine also places emphasis on the prevention of disease.

Sources: American Medical Association, American Osteopathic Association.

ORANGE Chapman University is studying whether to create Orange County's only medical school awarding degrees in osteopathic medicine, university President Jim Doti said Friday.

The school would fill a growing need in the region for osteopathic medicine while continuing its aggressive expansion into a comprehensive university that offers a variety of educational options, Doti said during his annual State of the University address.

"This has been an idea that weve been looking at for a while," Doti said.

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Stefan Kolev & Lode Cossaer "Liberty,Rules and the State" @ ESFL regional conference Cologne – Video

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Stefan Kolev Lode Cossaer "Liberty,Rules and the State" Die Sons of Libertas zu Gast auf der European Students for Liberty regional Konferenz in Kln. Stefan Kolev, a Bulgarian citizen,...

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