Evansville Courier-Press - Despite this objection, the leading pharmacology textbook used in medical schools is clear: "The directions to the patient should always be written in English. The use of Latin abbreviations serves no useful purpose." Joe Graedon is a pharmacologist
THE GOLDEN YEARS - Retirement planning: Don’t forget the paperwork ...
When you were reorganizing the den in preparation, did you plan on a file cabinet for the medical claims, or maybe two? Let’s not forget the two pounds of books detailing the coverage you will supposedly have from your supplemental insurer
Truck flips at Old Fort intersection
Pagano suffered what appeared to be minor injuries and was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center as a precaution, Ebeck said. He said a passenger in the Ford was not hurt. Four people were in the RV; none of them received medical attention, police said
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