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Articles in Aug-Oct 2003 issue of Maine Nurse

• Work at home/telework as a reasonable accommodation
• Protecting the Privacy of Maine Nurses
• power of a united voice, The
  by Rand, Anne
• Backing nurses pays big dividends
• Is privatizing Medicare a good idea?
• President's message
  by Hannigan, Linda
• Another option for Type 2 diabetes
• California: Our laws at risk
• CHF
• A West Nile primer
• Medical costs plague victims of poisoning
• Tenet nurses and other health professionals win new agreement calling for more input in hospital and patient care decisions
• Strength in numbers
  by Philbrook, Patricia
• Some doctors use Botox for migraine headaches
• MSNA agreements protect nurse's rights through grievance process
  by Nelson, Gary
• Nursing shortage seen as serious health hazard
• Dirigo Health highlights
• New fact sheet on hypertension and kidney disease
• New treatment keeps HIV out of cells
• Washoe Med nurses ratify contract
• Family agrees on $12 million in hospital suit
• Memories
  by Sherman, Doris
• Avoiding dehydration on the job
• Not kidding around
• Women are learning osteoporosis prevention steps with help of Certified Athletic Trainers
• Casino watch
• Diet and wellness: Why the no-diet-plan is your best plan
• FDA wants certain drugs reclassified
• Is it fact or fiction?
  by Card, Carol J
• In loving memory of Sherry Fee-Swinburne November 26, 1954-July 11, 1997
• BC Nurses seek probe of billing practices
• Bloodborne pathogen exposure survey
• House panel okays time off as overtime payment
• Healthy kids of Maine
  by Graham, Anne P
• Children and asthma
• "Fund the Cure" stamp
• Add-on epilepsy treatment okayed for children
• Nurses back Rx Cares For ME
• Nurses spar over care rules
• MSNA welcomes new staff member
  by Brown, Judith
• Assistive technology connects you to the world
• Job conditions that may lead to stress
• Vaccine testing on kids blocked