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National Security Advisor (NSA) Shivshankar Menon today assured President Hamid Karzai that New Delhi will continue its developmental efforts in Afghanistan. But India has temporarily suspended its medical mission in Kabul that was the target of a suicide attack last Friday. While Menon, in his interaction with Karzai and top Afghan officials, made it clear that reconstruction efforts will not be affected, sources said India will take a more cautious approach after the third major attack on its establishments here in the last two years. The Karzai government assured Menon that security for Indian establishments across Afghanistan would be increased...
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A Rancho Cordova-based insurer Monday launched what it calls the first nationally available insurance coverage designed specifically for the medical marijuana industry. Only 14 states allow use of medical marijuana today, but Statewide Insurance Services is nonetheless offering coverage in all 50 states.
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Washington, D.C.—A new report released today by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) details how the nation's medical schools and teaching hospitals are advancing science and stimulating economic growth one year after passage of an additional $10 billion in funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The report, From Recovery to Discovery: ARRA Funding and Medical Research, contains letters from 83 institutions that highlight how ARRA grants have been used during the past year to advance scientific and medical innovation, improve the health of local communities, and stimulate economic growth....
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, 2010 – Medical professionals in Iraq are making advancements in training – and, ultimately, in saving lives -- with the assistance of U.S. forces. “We don’t need to pity the health system here,” Army Col. (Dr.) Andrew Kosmowski, physician advisor for the training and advisory mission in Iraq’s defense ministry, said during a "DoDLive" bloggers roundtable yesterday. “I think they are at an exciting time and crossroads. They are rebuilding at a time of modern medicine.” He was joined on the conference call by Dr. Adel Hansen, linguist and medical advisor with U.S. Forces Iraq health affairs,...
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