Health Care June 2019

Is There A Doctor…Anywhere?

Physician Shortage Becoming Epidemic

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Mary Ann Cooper

Health Care June 2019

Doctors Drowning In Toxic Alphabet Soup

In the white paper*, Free to Care, from the Healthcare Professionals & Legislators Conference earlier this year, a grim picture is painted of the numerous and expensive mandates generated by a toxic alphabet soup of federal programs imposed on Physicians, hospitals and insurance plans to comply with electronic health records.

Health Care June 2019

Physician Suicide, A National Crisis

The Highest Rate Of Any Profession

Health Care June 2019

Dr. Ileana Leyva Living Your Best Life Hospice and Palliative Medicine

Interview by Pamela Ferman

Health Care June 2019

Health Simplified And Expanded

Story Written by Dr. Marlene Jacqueline Wüst-Smith, M.D.

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Dr. Marlene Jacqueline Wüst-Smith

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Rita Moreno Enduring Latina Legend

Story Compiled by Mary Ann Cooper

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Mary Ann Cooper

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Breaking Class Barriers In Peru

Teacher Uses Ballet To Inspire Children From Impoverished Communities Written by Franklin Briceño, Associated Press

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De Anza College

Located in California, De Anza offers 71 associate degrees, 95 certificates of achievement and more than 1,600 courses in a variety of fields.  Its clubs and organizations include Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (M.E.Ch.A.);

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‘La Llorona’ Movie Promotion Draws Fire

Written by Russell Contreras, Associated Press Editor’s Note: Warner Bros.’ recent horror movie may be based on a folktale, but the criticism surrounding a promotional stunt for the film comes from real cultural sensitivity concerns.

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The Mark of Zorro, School Library

Originally titled “THE CURSE OF CAPISTRANO,” this is the first Zorro story.  In California in the early 1800s, a corrupt governor and his army abuse the helpless and cheat the poor.

Global June 2019

US Restores Some Aid To Central America

Previously, President Trump announced cutting more than $615 million in assistance to El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala. Now $432 million in grants and projects will go ahead.

Global June 2019

Millions Deported Before The End Of June?

On the eve of him formally announcing his re-election bid, President Donald Trump tweeted that millions of “illegal aliens” will be removed from the U.S. beginning next week.