Facebook: San Antonio Humane Society Beaux's Clinic: Hoegemeyer Animal Clinic
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It is the Bone Density Clinic, not Bond Density Clinic.
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They put on a clinic when they do their quarter. Clinic.
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Days later, Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove told CNBC that the clinic was interested in verifying Theranos' technology (Theranos and the clinic are partners).
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Finding a clinic is one thing; getting to a clinic is another.
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At the Hope Clinic for Women, a private clinic in Granite City, Ill.
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Clinic cutoff limits vary somewhat by state, but also by individual clinic decisions.
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However, there are large variations from state to state and from clinic to clinic.
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Previously the Morgentaler Clinic, Clinic 554 is a squat, unassuming building in downtown Fredericton.
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And if men won't come to the health clinic, the clinic goes to them.
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Example: You get a pap smear at a clinic; said clinic bills your insurance for said pap smear, and then the insurance makes a payment to the clinic.
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Wade decision, to not have a functioning abortion clinic, if the clinic is shut down.
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Wade decision, to not have a functioning abortion clinic, if the clinic is shut down.
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Minnesota (Mayo Clinic), Cleveland (Cleveland Clinic) and Chicago (Advocate Center) all recently opened similar complexes.
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It's one of only 15 companies that the Clinic has backed since the formation of Mayo Clinic Ventures, and according to Andy Danielsen, the vice chair of Mayo Clinic Ventures.
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Illustration: Cleveland Clinic Center for Medical Art & Photography (Cleveland Clinic)Prosthetic hands have gotten increasingly sophisticated.
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Bevin blocked a new Planned Parenthood clinic from providing abortions and shuttered EMW's clinic in Lexington.
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Leigh Winstead is the Managing Attorney for the Mason Veterans and Servicemembers Legal Clinic where she oversees all civil litigation matters in the clinic and manages the daily operations of the clinic.
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Drug and surgical protocols vary from clinic to clinic, doctor to doctor, and even cycle to cycle.
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If the clinic closes, Missouri would become the only state in the US without an abortion clinic.
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When she got to the clinic, she had to pay a $100 administrative fee to the clinic.
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Litschka-Koen used to drive from clinic to clinic, reporting Indian antivenoms to the minister of health.
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When Mr. Gass balked at going there, the Russian clinic referred him to a clinic in Mexico.
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The law was challenged by North Dakota's only abortion clinic, the Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo.
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Correction: Pat Burtis went to an urgent care clinic and a walk-in clinic to seek testing.
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The methods that clinics are using to mitigate the spread of the virus vary from state to state, or even clinic to clinic, depending on the orders coming from the state government, how much traffic that clinic has, and the state laws regulating the abortion clinic more generally.
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The new clinic, she added, is six-times the size of the current clinic open in St. Louis.
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McLean Clinic was attractive to Merkle because the clinic is known for being respectful of non-binary patients.
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If the clinic were to close, Missouri would become the only U.S. state without a legal abortion clinic.
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The only clinic that provides abortions in Missouri is now the Planned Parenthood clinic located in St. Louis.
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It was published in the medical journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings but was not conducted by the Mayo Clinic.
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In a study at an urban opioid treatment clinic, we found those who live farther from the clinic were more likely to drop out sooner, potentially due to transportation-related hardships in accessing the clinic.
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Surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic have performed the first uterus transplant in the United States, the clinic announced Thursday.
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I eat half a cup of yogurt for breakfast, get to clinic, and power through a busy morning clinic.
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"You're here to pray for at abortion clinic, or you're here to go to the abortion clinic?" he asks.
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I recently got a comment from a clinic worker who will be holding a stitch-in at her clinic.
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The best health systems in the country including the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic and Kaiser Permanente salary their physicians.
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It wasn't until years later that Rodrigues realized the clinic she visited was not really a clinic at all.
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The new clinic in Illinois is just 13 miles from Missouri's last remaining abortion clinic, located in St. Louis.
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If the clinic closes, White said there would only be one clinic in the state that could perform abortions.
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She called a clinic in New Mexico, which referred her to a sister clinic in Texas for an exam.
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If the clinic loses its license, Missouri will become the first state without an abortion clinic in almost 50 years.
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"Witnesses reported seeing Robinson stomping outside the clinic before going inside the clinic," Dickerson told the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.
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The drugs were strong and I got a habit and a pattern was set in motion: clinic, hotel, clinic, hotel.
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He went from clinic to clinic, ending up back in Mexico for an injection of fetal cells shipped from Russia.
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In fact, some health systems already do it, including the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and the Kaiser group, they write.
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Its product True 3D is in use at UC San Francisco, Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, Lahey Clinic and Hershey Medical Center.
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What is even more difficult for those who are seeking a termination is that according to Kristin Hady, the escort coordinator at the clinic, someone keeps editing the clinic details to say that the clinic has been closed.
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Planned Parenthood opened a clinic in Fairview Heights; the Hope Clinic for Women has been operating in Granite City since 1974.
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But Planned Parenthood says it is also using the clinic licensing process as a roundabout way of shutting the clinic down.
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"During the crisis, it's difficult for people to come to the clinic," said Dr. Stephane Michel, who owns a private clinic.
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The clinic, which closed last year, was part of Toledo Clinic, a multi-specialty medical center with more than 150 doctors.
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For women whose nearest clinic shut down, the average distance to the next clinic increased fourfold to 70 miles (110 km).
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But according to Verrilli of Planned Parenthood NYC, clinic defenders aren't particularly helpful and actually create more work for the clinic.
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"Seven states in the US have only one remaining clinic because of clinic closures due to the legislative environment," she added.
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I have visited a well-functioning, gleaming clinic funded by an HIV program while a general clinic next door is dilapidated.
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If the clinic were to close, Missouri would become the first state in more than 50 years without an abortion clinic.
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In 1972, he co-founded the Gay Men's Health Project Clinic, the first clinic for gay men on the East Coast.
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Leaders of the clinic say the state is making unreasonable requests and is bent on closing the clinic for political reasons.
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Interested readers can connect with local escort groups by contacting the "patron saint" of clinic escorts, the nonprofit Clinic Vest Project.
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I quit the clinic in 2014, and in 19913 I spoke to the lawyer of a patient suing that same clinic.
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However, he points out that going from clinic to clinic to get your hands on PrEP isn't an option for many.
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Leaders of the clinic said the state was making unreasonable requests and was determined to close the clinic for political reasons.
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As chief executive officer and president, Dr. Cosgrove presides over an $1003 billion healthcare system including Cleveland Clinic's main campus, 2100 community hospitals, 2100 family health and ambulatory surgery centers, Cleveland Clinic Florida, the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas, Cleveland Clinic Toronto, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and Cleveland Clinic London (opening in 22015).
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And a clinic in Ukraine is partnering with Zhang's clinic to offer this procedure to Americans who can afford the $373,237 fee.
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It decided to close the dental clinic, and it sent its vaccines to a sister clinic that wasn't expected to lose power.
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Walmart pays for associates to visit world-renowned centers like the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic for some conditions and procedures.
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Investigators were watching the clinic and saw the two girls and their mothers arrive at the Burhani Medical Clinic, which Attar owns.
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If the clinic loses its license to perform abortions, it would become the only state in the U.S. without an abortion clinic.
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To its credit, Cagney & Lacey tackled abortion again in a 1985 episode called "The Clinic" about the bombing of an abortion clinic.
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Primary Health Care, which already offered buprenorphine at a clinic in Des Moines, now also offers it at a clinic in Ames.
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Hope Clinic [featured in the film] sees so many women — if Hope Clinic shuts down, I can't imagine the impact that would have.
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Clinic workers called police when the pair didn't arrive at the clinic, said Maureen Smith, a spokeswoman for the Catholic Diocese of Jackson.
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Judge Michael Stelzer blocked closure of the clinic last month amid allegations that the clinic was in violation of Missouri state health regulations.
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With the latest investment, Kindbody will open a second brick-and-mortar clinic in Manhattan and its first permanent clinic in San Francisco.
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Wayne's case alleges that Insys worked with the help of a Florida-based physician and clinic, Gessler Clinic and physician Dr. Edward Lubin.
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Vizient negotiates prices on behalf of some of the country's leading heart hospitals, including the Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic, and NewYork-Presbyterian.
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For instance, Slovenski said Walmart could have a mobile dermatology clinic or a mobile women's health clinic set up at stores or clinics.
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The state currently has one clinic, in St. Louis, that provides abortions, though the Columbia clinic has been attempting to secure necessary privileges.
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"I realized the fear this would cause, for clinic patients and clinic staff, and that was just intolerable to me," Bruns tells Broadly.
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"They shut down the wound care clinic, they shut down the operative room because they don't have money to buy supplies for the OR, they shut down the clinic, which is the fourth-floor clinic," he told VICE in a phone call.
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The Calgary clinic—which is a walk-in, with no referral necessary—is the first stand-alone IVC clinic in the world, said Broome.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to the clinic identified on the document, but the clinic was unable to confirm the document's authenticity, citing patient privacy.
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Seven states have just one abortion clinic and Kentucky is at risk of becoming the first state without a single clinic that performs abortions.
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On the West coast, there's theOCD Center of Los Angeles, the LA BDD & Body Image Clinic, and the OCD-BDD Clinic of Northern California.
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The director of the Semcac Clinic, Megan Musolf, told the Daily News that the clinic had hosted this event previously, but not since 2014.
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The Razan fertility clinic in Nablus and the al Basma fertility clinic in Gaza have frozen numerous sperm samples recently smuggled from behind bars.
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Mayo Clinic researchers wanted to understand how common it was in their clinic after a patient was diagnosed with the disease in March 2017.
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The patient would walk into the clinic reporting some imaginary ailment, but rather than having to pay the clinic, say, $35 to see the doctor, the clinic would pay the patient $35—a kickback for the ability to bill Medicare under his or her name.
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The Fight For Kentucky's Last Abortion Clinic A trial began in federal court Wednesday that will determine whether Kentucky's last remaining abortion clinic will shutter.
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The Canadian defense ministry described that clinic as "role 2" — meaning it's somewhere between a basic clinic and a full-blown in-theater medical center.
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The fees policy overall includes only those who miss their clinic appointments without notice to the clinic or cancel within 24 hours of the appointment.
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The order from Missouri Circuit Judge Michael Stelzer, granting the clinic a temporary restraining order, ensures the clinic can remain open until at least Tuesday.
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From laboratory to clinic If such effects do translate into the clinic, there may be lessons for pain management beyond just playing virtual reality games.
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Yesterday, the clinic put out the following statement (which has gone through at least one revision):Cleveland Clinic is fully committed to evidence-based medicine.
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In recent memory, I had a clinic day where several patients had come to the clinic for abortion later in pregnancy for very different reasons.
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During her time as a clinic escort, Collins said she was surprised to see a woman who had frequently protested walk into the clinic herself.
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He drove to an urgent-care clinic, a walk-in clinic and called his county health department, but he couldn't get anyone to test him.
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While the mall has its share of typical fashion retailers, it also has an Equinox gym, a medical clinic and, next year, a cryotherapy clinic.
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The Guayaquil Fire Department said there was evidence of negligence at the clinic, and the police were seeking the owners and operators of the clinic.
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McNicholas has been to court countless times to challenge restrictions on the clinic where she works, which is the last remaining abortion clinic in Missouri.
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For example, if one person avoids going to a clinic for treatment, that could compel their peer to think that the clinic is too risky.
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Another clinic The equipment malfunction at the fertility clinic in Cleveland that same weekend affected about 700 families, University Hospitals reported in a statement Thursday.
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The Sun and the Daily Mail both led with front-page stories: "Doctor Holds Drug Clinic In A Café" and "Drugs Clinic In Station Buffet".
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Faber attended a kicking clinic Van Damme put on in Sacramento this week, a clinic also attended by Faber's Team Alpha Male cohort Cody Garbrandt.
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Clinic fills a critical need The clinic has been strategically placed in a neighborhood that is shown to have a high need for quality medical care.
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All of this expansion will depend on emphasizing convenience, encouraging strong brand affinities, and creating consistency from clinic to clinic — you know, like SoulCycle and Drybar.
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The plaintiffs in the case, a Louisiana abortion clinic and two providers, argue that the law would have left the state with just one abortion clinic.
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Cover image: Kim Gibson, a clinic defender, keeps watch along the entrance to the parking lot of the Jackson Women's Health Organization clinic in Jackson, Miss.
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If the judge rules to uphold the government's regulations of the clinic, Kentucky will become the first state in the country without an open abortion clinic.
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The clinic operates once a week, on Fridays, in a space subleased from a weight-loss clinic in a nondescript strip mall just outside the city.
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It was only later that he learned his doctor had been fired by the Iowa Clinic and planned to start a urology practice with clinic colleagues.
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Please schedule an in-clinic visit at a Carbon Health clinic near you, if possible, to be tested using our traditional specimen collection by a clinician.
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With hopes of curtailing these tragedies, pediatricians at University Pediatric Clinic in Salt Lake City added questions to screenings they typically perform during routine clinic visits.
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And because I have travelled somewhere in the past 14 days, I am made to sit outside the clinic to be isolated from other clinic patients.
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These are the medical meccas that come to mind when we think of the best of American medicine — Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins, Mass General.
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They typically outline how patients facing a medical complication at a standalone medical clinic, such as an abortion clinic, will be transferred to a local hospital.
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And that seems to be the consensus of medical authorities like the Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic, who seem to get this question often from worried parents.
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Dr. Sharonne Hayes, a cardiologist at the Mayo Clinic and founder of its Women's Heart Clinic, originally thought it was near-impossible to do research on SCAD.
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"We're seeing women who are heavily pregnant turning up at our clinic having received no antenatal care at all," says Phil Murwill, who runs the London clinic.
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Last week, Planned Parenthood opened a new clinic just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, in Illinois, which could see Missourians if the Missouri clinic cannot.
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"First we collected data of just our clinic patients because our clinic has the highest volume of patients in the city," says the mom of two girls.
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Richard Wright, the black novelist, was a supporter of Harlem's Lafargue Mental Hygiene Clinic, the neighborhood's first such clinic, and, in 1946, published an article about it.
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At the clinic, there are per definition a lot of sick children, so if you bring your child to a clinic, they are subjected to infectious diseases.
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Andersen knows firsthand how intimidating the protesters that swarm the clinic can be: Before she joined the RHS clinic escort squad, she got an abortion there herself.
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The clinic also offers shots of 100,000 IU vitamin D3 to treat the coronavirus — a dose 160 times the recommended daily dose, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In January, Natural Cycles was reported to Swedish authorities by a women's clinic, after 37 women visited the clinic for abortions after getting unwanted pregnancies using the app.
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Attendees on methadone had to have their home clinic fax "guest dosing request" forms to the New Orleans clinic at least a week in advance of the conference.
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While testimonials for the O-Spot procedure at Barshop's clinic aren't available online, we did find glowing reviews on the website of another Texas clinic providing the service.
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Eyvazzadeh had referred her to a fertility clinic in New York, because the head of the clinic had written an article about the importance of offering egg freezing.
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In Ohio, at one memory care clinic, 17 percent of patients diagnosed with dementia reported having a firearm in their homes, according to a 2015 Cleveland Clinic study.
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Louisville (CNN)After a three-day trial between Kentucky's last open abortion clinic and the Kentucky governor's administration, the fate of the clinic still hangs in the balance.
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The Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic and NewYork-Presbyterian — all top-ranked heart hospitals — do not qualify for the discounts because they do not use MedAssets or Premier.
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Unlike the gynecology clinic that was set up for these exams and the record-keeping, the medical clinic was not, so I was always scrambling on my own.
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The programs differ slightly clinic to clinic, but these tend to be money-back guarantees for if the IVF does not result in a successful pregnancy and birth.
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The state is also now down to one abortion clinic, and the fate of that Louisville clinic has been in the hands of a federal judge since fall.
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In Ohio, at one memory care clinic, 423 percent of patients diagnosed with dementia reported having a firearm in their homes, according to a 2015 Cleveland Clinic study.
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She, too, pushed on the claim that in one clinic, thousands of abortions had been performed, but the clinic had only ever transferred four patients to a hospital.
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The very best hospitals in America are still run by physician chief executives — Toby Cosgrove at the Cleveland Clinic, for example, and John Noseworthy at the Mayo Clinic.
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A driver who has his eyes examined at a clinic in north India can pick up his glasses 10 days later at a clinic in the far south.
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A state commission gave the clinic, Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, a temporary reprieve last month, allowing the clinic to provide abortions.
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A state commission gave the clinic, Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, a temporary reprieve last month, allowing the clinic to provide abortions.
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While you're in there, you could drop into the free medical clinic to get that gout looked at or the legal clinic if you've accumulated some loitering tickets.
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The film takes the user on the harrowing journey inside an abortion clinic, past lines of angry protestors and into a clinic struggling to exist amid anti-choice legislation.
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His December donations included $50,000 to the Mni Wiconi Health Clinic Partnership, a free clinic at the Standing Rock camp where protestors of the Dakota Access pipeline have gathered.
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Driving local economic development in thriving Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Clinic), Grand Rapids, Michigan, and its "Medical Mile" and Cleveland's Eastside home to the Cleveland Clinic and Case Western University.
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Women who lived in restrictive states said the biggest barriers they faced in getting an abortion at a clinic included cost, distance to a clinic, legal restrictions and protesters.
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"Today a woman can come into a Title X clinic, any clinic in the United States, in Texas, and be offered a wide range of contraceptive methods," she says.
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If you want an abortion in Mississippi, you must visit an abortion clinic once for counseling, wait 24 hours, then show up at the clinic again for the procedure.
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Thomas Eakins, The Gross Clinic (1875)The cover of my book is a famous painting by a well-known 19th-century painter named Thomas Eakins called The Gross Clinic.
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"This service is on the list of services Best Clinic provides because there is demand from patients with referrals from doctors," the clinic said in a statement on Tuesday.
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We were not supposed to say "clinic"; we were only to refer to it as Pythagoras because it must not become known to any outsiders that the clinic existed.
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But if you don't live near a health center, look for another clinic nearby using the US Department of Health and Human Services' Title X Family Planning Clinic Locator.
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I went in wanting that more than another Omega clinic on how to make it look like you can fly; we got the clinic, and a whole lot more.
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He arrived at the Vincent Dole clinic about eight months ago without insurance, looking for help with his addiction; the team at the clinic helped him enroll in Medicaid.
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Today, nearly 90 percent of counties in the US have no abortion clinic, and with every new type of clinic restriction, the number of clinics declines further, Tu says.
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Many still rely on charity care offered by places like the Volunteer Care Clinic, a busy free clinic run by doctors and nurses in Provo two nights a week.
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Because it borders Missouri, a state with just one remaining—and endangered—abortion clinic, Hope Clinic has seen a surge of patients, more than half of whom are Missourians.
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When I decided I wanted to try ketamine, I went to the Menninger Clinic in Houston, a respected psychiatric clinic I had written about, to figure out next steps.
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Jim Werth, the black lung clinic director at Stone Mountain Health Services in St. Charles, Virginia, said his clinic has three people on staff helping patients file for benefits.
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THE MAYO CLINIC: FAITH - HOPE - SCIENCE 9 p.m.
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T. Star in Cocaine & Booze Clinic — at 13!
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The number of girls referred to the clinic has risen fourfold in the past four years; the clinic has received more than 2,500 referrals of children in the past year.
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This is especially true in rural areas where there might be just one hospital, for well-known hospitals (like Cleveland Clinic or Mayo Clinic), or specialty hospitals (like children's hospitals).
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They stood as close to the clinic as they possibly could without being arrested, spewing graphic verbal abuse at anyone who went into the clinic or supported those who did.
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Between 85033 and 2016, seven anti-choice extremists were responsible for the deaths of 11 people nationwide, including doctors, clinic staff, clinic security guards and other civilians at abortion facilities.
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Medication-induced abortions are still available at Planned Parenthood's Little Rock clinic and surgical services are offered at an unaffiliated Little Rock Family Planning Services clinic, the AP reported. Gov.
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Medical personnel from the clinic at McMurdo pronounced one of the workers dead at the scene, while another was pronounced dead after being flown to the clinic, the statement said.
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Her term was supposed to last until July 2019, but the Cleveland Clinic said when her now-deleted social media posts came to light the clinic conducted an internal review.
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Lately, clinic protestors, hindered by the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE), which says clinics may not be physically blocked, have started experimenting with other ways to interfere.
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The law firm says the allegations date as far as the 8053s, when Barwin ran the Broadview Fertility Clinic and practiced out of a fertility clinic at Ottawa General Hospital.
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Chief executives at health systems with multiples of Mercy's revenue, such as the Cleveland Clinic, Trinity Health, New York Presbyterian, or the Mayo Clinic are paid significantly less than Bea.
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It will also summon the "women's health clinic" White Rose Women's Center and the "pregnancy care center" Birth Choice — both of which are located within two blocks of a clinic.
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A medical assistant at the same clinic was fired in May 2018, the day she returned from maternity leave, according to a former human resources manager who oversaw the clinic.
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"Some doctors don't view telemedicine as real medicine," said Zalzala, who previously ran a physical clinic and now is experimenting with a new online clinic dedicated to anti-aging therapies.
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Left untreated, chronic GERD can cause everything from chronic cough and shortness of breath to chronic fatigue, insomnia, and sinus infections, according to the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic.
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People who lived right next to a clinic would have to go four hours away to a different city in Texas, because their clinic was closed that week for some reason.
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"The problem is that there are no one-size-fits-all answers for these questions," Dr. Matthew D. Sztajnkrycer, an emergency physician at the Mayo Clinic, said in a clinic publication.
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In October, Theranos' founder told a crowd at a conference sponsored by the Cleveland Clinic that it would let outside researchers from the clinic study its inventions — and publish their results.
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"There's actually no rhyme or reason why some people get AOSD," says Apostolos Kontzias, MD, director of the Adult Autoinflammatory Diseases Clinic in the Department of Rheumatology at the Cleveland Clinic.
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The clinic hasn't said exactly what went wrong The Cleveland Clinic didn't specify why the uterus had to be removed beyond mentioning the development of a complication, according to the Times.
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Many other major hospitals, including the Cleveland Clinic, Johns Hopkins and the Mayo Clinic, did not qualify for any discount because Valeant did not offer discounts through their group-purchasing organization.
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Dreith said the clinic had 90 patients scheduled for abortions on Tuesday—a significant increase from the 40 to 50 patients the clinic typically sees for abortion care in a day.
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The "catastrophic" failure of a storage tank this month at an Ohio fertility clinic caused the apparent loss of more than 4,000 frozen embryos and eggs, the clinic said this week.
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This is the only abortion clinic still open in the Rio Grande Valley This is the only abortion clinic still open in the Rio Grande Valley This segment originally aired Nov.
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Geoffrey Hoffman, the director of the immigration clinic at the University of Houston Law Center, said on Tuesday that the clinic had received only a handful of inquiries from DACA recipients.
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The Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic, and the Washington University School of Medicine are a few of the institutions whose experts now say long-term opioid treatments are ineffective and risky.
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Mount Sinai Beth Israel, which ran the clinic and also runs the Dole facility, had its lease for the clinic terminated when a private owner sold it to a development company.
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A startup called Real is launching an innovative mental health clinic offering annual mental health check-ups, group sessions and one-on-one sessions in their first clinic in New York.
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With that said, pricing is competitive with physiotherapy that is typically offered at a private clinic, and compared to arranging a home visit from a private clinic, it is considerably cheaper.
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After working at a birth-control clinic during his internship at Denver General Hospital, he and his wife became involved in Planned Parenthood, founding the group's first clinic in Northern Michigan.
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"We often have to go and edit the Google listing that the clinic is open, as well, because it seems they will submit that the clinic has closed for good," said Hady.
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In 2015, the North Carolina Children's Specialty Clinic, a pediatric outpatient facility affiliated with the University of North Carolina's Children's Hospital, was renamed the Krispy Kreme Challenge Children's Specialty Clinic in 2015.
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If the name of the clinic seems familiar, that's because it's the same Florida clinic that last year unintentionally blinded three patients in a clinical trial of an unproven stem cell therapy.
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Patients may choose a self-managed abortion because clinic care is inaccessible or expensive, or because going to a clinic poses concerns for their own safety—like facing protesters or immigration officers.
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The vast geography combined with widespread clinic closures means that some 10 million Texans live at least half an hour from a clinic, a common standard used to determine health care shortages.
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Between 2005 and 2008, researchers at the Providence Healthcare Crosstown Clinic in Vancouver conducted the North American Opiate Medication Initiative (NAOMI), a trial in which the clinic gave prescription heroin to patients.
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Gessler Clinic declined to comment on specific allegations, citing patient privacy and other legal constraints, though Gessler administrator Sharon Hart said patient care has always been the first priority for the clinic.
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Upstairs, in another part of the clinic, Bharti Dali and her husband speak of their joy at meeting their second daughter ten days ago, thanks to another surrogate staying at the clinic.
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Had Reproductive Services and the other El Paso clinic closed, women there would have had to go to New Mexico or drive more than 500 miles to the nearest clinic in Texas.
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Cosgrove retired from from his post as Cleveland Clinic CEO in 2017 and now serves as an executive advisor to Google Cloud Healthcare and as an executive advisor to the Cleveland Clinic.
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He recognized the lobby of the Pacific Fertility Clinic but thought it was just generic footage, he said, to complement a report on a failed fertility clinic storage tank in Cleveland, Ohio.
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In Virginia, TRAP laws extend to the size of parking lots and clinic entrances — the state department of health estimates that the cost of compliance at each clinic will approach $1 million.
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For families traveling long distances, an all-in-one clinic makes far more sense than one clinic for maternal health and another for child care and still another for other medical services.
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The step-by-step strategy has been very successful, leading to abortion clinic closures around the country; as of 2014, 90 percent of counties lacked a clinic, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Griner admits she and Glory agreed to have a child with the help of a fertility clinic, and she also seems agreeable to pay support if Glory was inseminated at the clinic.
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Kentucky is trying to shut down its last abortion clinic Kentucky is trying to shut down its last abortion clinic The trial that may make Kentucky the first state in the United States without an abortion clinic began Wednesday in federal court, as advocates sought to keep the state from shutting down the Louisville-based EMW Women's Surgical Center.
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"Whether or not a patient's clinic closed in response to HB2, [our findings] tell us that when clinics close, the distance to the nearest clinic increases, and it exacerbates the constraints people feel when they can't access clinic care," said Liza Fuentes, a senior research scientist at Guttmacher Institute, and one of the lead authors of the BMC paper.
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In May of this year, Missouri's health department notified Planned Parenthood of St. Louis, the last clinic in the state, that it had questions about what it called "deficient practices" at the clinic.
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Only 2.5 percent of psychiatric patients seen at the transitional care clinic return to the ER within three months, compared to 10 percent of patients who aren't seen at the clinic, Fredrick said.
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Even if an ER starts people on addiction treatment, it's possible, even likely, that there won't be a treatment clinic around, or a clinic will have a waiting period of weeks or months.
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These range from imposing waiting periods between a consultation at a clinic and an abortion (which can be difficult for women in states with few clinics) to dictating the width of clinic corridors.
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If the Cleveland Clinic qualified for the largest discounts under the program, he said, the clinic would still be paying $2.3 million a year more for the drugs because of Valeant's price increases.
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Unfortunately, prospective I.V.F. patients who check clinic websites can be easily misled, said Dr. Mark V. Sauer, who ran an I.V.F. clinic at Columbia University's Center for Women's Reproductive Care for 21 years.
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The change will, specifically, allow the Crosstown clinic in Vancouver, Canada, to expand a program that lets heroin users go to the clinic — frequently multiple times a day — to safely inject pure heroin.
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Appalled that a doctor would be spreading such misinformation, medical professionals took to Twitter to express their disgust with Neides, and with the Cleveland Clinic: The Cleveland Clinic quickly distanced itself from Neides.
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Among the many challenges thought to fuel the community's epidemic was the lack of available H.I.V. testing locations: Scott County had closed its only H.IV.-testing clinic, a Planned Parenthood clinic, in 2013.
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One law established a name for a health care center in Center Township, Pa. Another named a community-based outpatient clinic in Pago Pago, American Samoa, the Faleomavaega Eni Fa'aua'a Hunkin V.A. Clinic.
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This particular clinic was held in partnership with the U.S. Public Health Service, which has a commissioned corps of more than 2199,000 public health professionals; approximately 90 of its members staffed this clinic.
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It can cause respiratory failure, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Maung's impact goes far beyond the walls of the clinic.
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Missouri is one of six states with only one clinic.
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The doctors asked her to open a clinic in Fargo.
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They opened the first abortion clinic together in North Dakota.
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Lawyers for Joon and the clinic did not return messages.
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Her insurance covered abortion, but the clinic didn't take it.
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Are residents using the popup clinic when flu season strikes?
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Two positive tests would then bring women into the clinic.
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Concerned about his condition, Andre flew to the Cleveland Clinic.
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We were sitting in a clinic in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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It turned out to be great preparation for the clinic.
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Ellis is director of interventional cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic.
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The clinic, however, approves less than 3 percent of applicants.
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Right: A woman prays outside an abortion clinic in Mississippi.
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We paid $14,000 to the donor agency and the clinic.
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She trained me though that 5K clinic and several more.
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Three people are now suing him over his bogus clinic.
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In 2016, 123 pregnant women walked through the clinic doors.
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Lizzy was given four adhesive bandages from the school clinic.
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At least seven states have only one abortion clinic left.
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More footage showed him inside the clinic seeking medical assistance.
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If the clinic loses, it can appeal in state court.
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Cramer expects CEO Fabrizio Freda to put on a clinic.
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Sequoia led funding for Maven, a virtual women's health clinic.
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I could probably work in an IVF clinic right now.
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The cult blows up an abortion clinic, killing five people.
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But a promised mental health clinic has yet to open.
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One of my friends went with me to the clinic.
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Mind, body and spirit are the focus at this clinic.
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No doctor has visited the health clinic in three years.
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Nancy Starner works in an independent abortion clinic in Cleveland.
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I walk to a nearby clinic and am prescribed antibiotics.
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We're going to clinic early to take her IUD out.
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They were the primary caregivers at the clinic, he added.
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A smaller needle won't solve that: longer clinic hours would.
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The parts were discovered inside and around a medical clinic.
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The clinic promises to post more as his condition progresses.
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My girlfriend Kris suggested we go to an urgent clinic.
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A mitral valve repair being performed at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Ten U.S. states with Republican attorneys general supported the clinic.
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He cares for patients in a women's jail health clinic.
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It currently does not have a clinic providing abortion services.
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It seems like an odd choice for an abortion clinic.
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For her, being at the clinic is like coming home.
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In contrast, "clinic defenders" typically don't work with the clinics.
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All four were Nassar's colleagues at the MSU Sports Clinic.
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Papers and files overload Dr. Tseng's desk at her clinic.
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My little brother, Cole, was impatient to leave the clinic.
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Specifically, sharp, jabbing cramps, as the Mayo Clinic describes them.
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There is only one abortion clinic left in the state.
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The next day, Sam drives her to the abortion clinic.
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The clinic tells you that your procedure will cost $280.
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Most patients who came in to Shearer's clinic were prepared.
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The Cleveland Clinic is one of America's great medical institutions.
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"It generally isn't harmful if swallowed," the Mayo Clinic says.
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Around the same time, Young opened a clinic in Tijuana.
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Young closed the Utah clinic and opened one in Ecuador.
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A call placed to the clinic was not immediately returned.
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Aimee and I choose the retail clinic every time. Why?
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Planned Parenthood is building a new clinic in Birmingham, Ala.
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It is now the busiest outpatient clinic at his hospital.
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She was later taken to Old Faithful Clinic and released.
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It was Ms. Raspey's day off from the Cleveland Clinic.
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The state's only abortion clinic has already threatened to sue.
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The facility is right next to Kentucky's lone abortion clinic.
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She went to the local clinic and received intravenous fluids.
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Past forays by retailers into clinic services have fallen flat.
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The first clinic was a $3 million investment from Geisinger.
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Every single cure prescribed in the clinic began with research.
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She volunteers by teaching at their Cosmetic Dermatology Resident Clinic.
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Any prescriptions needed are then sent to the local clinic.
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Then in 1989 we opened a satellite clinic in Lexington.
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He left Argentina in 1962 to join the Cleveland Clinic.
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He thought I was going to go to the clinic.
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During my clinic visits, I am incredibly pressed for time.
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The Mayo Clinic lists some of the triggers and risks.
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Little Huang recently received a small settlement from his clinic.
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Did you just visit a certain type of health clinic?
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To find out more, I visited a plastic surgery clinic.
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Why didn't we just check into a clinic back home?
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Afterward, he drove me back to my regular detox clinic.
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At times your clinic hasn't just been challenged but vilified.
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Another West Texas clinic is slated to open in 2019.
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It's available in a hospital but not in a clinic.
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They begged to have her sent to the Mayo Clinic.
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Read the second part of "Escape from the Mayo Clinic."
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"She's not going to be at the clinic," she said.
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Our physician published his statement without authorization from Cleveland Clinic.
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An attempt to advertise the clinic on Facebook Live flopped.
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" Google Maps lists the clinic as a "family planning center.
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It lost its clinic and its only public school buildings.
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Protesters hiding inside the clinic were dragged outside and beaten.
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UConn Health's mammogram clinic serves pretzels, graham crackers and juice.
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So Planned Parenthood filed suit to keep the clinic open.
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VICE: Why did you decide to organize the repair clinic?
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The clinic, located in Montreal's east end, neighbours Trudeau's constituency.
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Mostly, he said, a clinic must offer the right attitude.
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The clinic is in Missouri, but it could be anywhere.
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He died in a clinic in 1952 at age 84.
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One is against U.S. Stem Cell Clinic of Sunrise, Fla.
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More patients arrived at the clinic as Mr. Perez spoke.
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She has no plans to return to the Iowa Clinic.
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Upon leaving the clinic, I immediately felt separate from humanity.
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I called the clinic, got an appointment two days later.
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What were some of your first exposures to the clinic?
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" Haugen acknowledged that her clinic is "just doing what's recommended.
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Older patients relied on the clinic for general health care.
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She was desperate to hire another doctor for the clinic.
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One OB tried to send me to an abortion clinic!
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For them, traveling to the nearest clinic can seem insurmountable.
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Calls to the clinic in Peachtree City were not returned.
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The clinic is already making an impact in the neighborhood.
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Mass General, Mayo Clinic and Boston Children's Hospital provide interpreters.
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The first charity to cancel was the Cleveland Clinic Florida.
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He worked in a clinic treating prisoners and their guards.
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A local official said the clinic is not currently operational.
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Now at the clinic, the woman seemed to have fled.
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Until last month, there was only one abortion clinic remaining.
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I work at the hospital where the clinic is based.
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Genetics could play a role, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Doctors at the clinic delivered the baby via cesarean section.
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That was incorrect, however, explained one of the clinic leaders.
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One, Arman Isinaand, died in the crash, the clinic wrote.
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Reynolds also checked into a drug rehab clinic in 2009.
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They include one clinic operated by Planned Parenthood in Columbia.
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Ms. Seely said he was treated at a campus clinic.
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But decades ago the house was replaced by a clinic.
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"He put on a clinic," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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"It was like clinic stuff," Irish coach Mike Brey said.
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She had only heard about the clinic at 6 p.m.
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He said the monks here had once operated a clinic.
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A disastrous outcome at one Florida clinic illustrates the dangers.
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Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix announced McCain's diagnosis on Wednesday.
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At least one clinic would remain open in every state.
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Bogut was taken to the Cleveland Clinic for further tests.
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His mother is a pediatrician there for Menlo Medical Clinic.
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They headed to the clinic where Mr. Bonds's psychiatrist worked.
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A clinic in Boegeezay is working to address that concern.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN John Forbes puts on a cryptic clinic.
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He became head of the unit's hair clinic in 1953.
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Regi Stevenson, above, works at a clinic in Jackson, Miss.
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"This clinic was the only option for her," says Lam.
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The single Boulder County methadone clinic was closed for two.
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Reproductive Health Services is the only abortion clinic in Montgomery.
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Kornfeld, the founder and medical director of the California addiction treatment clinic Recovery Without Walls, couldn't meet with Prince immediately, so he sent his son, Andrew, who works at the clinic as a consultant.
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Such restrictions are currently threatening Missouri's last remaining abortion clinic, which is still performing the procedure until a St. Louis judge decides whether or not the clinic has to comply with all state rules.
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An attorney for the clinic noted that he had just received the case file but that none of the people who worked at the clinic in the 1970s and 1980s still work there today.
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Love-Robinson allegedly performed a physical exam on an undercover agent and offered medical advice at a clinic he allegedly started called New Birth, New Life Alternative Medicine and Urgent Care Clinic, police said.
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Little Rock Family Planning Services has one board-certified physician who performs abortions at the clinic, but he does not live locally and works at the clinic only a few days every other month.
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"The state is trying to shut down the only abortion clinic in Kentucky by enforcing regulations that have nothing to do with women's health," clinic attorney Donald L. Cox stated during this morning's hearing.
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Researchers surveyed 398 Texas women, comparing women whose nearest abortion clinic was closed in mid-2014 with those whose nearest clinic was still open in April 2013, shortly before the Texas legislature debated HB2.
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Two presidential candidates — Buttigieg and Marianne Williamson, who has since exited the race — have visited Crescent Community Health Center, the Dubuque-based clinic that provides special care for the islanders, clinic staff told POLITICO.
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Just two-fifths of the retail clinic visits were by people who were substituting treatment by the clinic for what would have been more pricier visits to their doctor's office or hospital emergency rooms.
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Ealing council leader Julian Bell said the issue of proximity of anti-abortion protests to the clinic has a "clear detrimental effect" on women using the services, those supporting them and clinic staff members.
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Jill Ferson, the clinic director at Mt. Vernon Hospital Methadone Clinic, reports providing methadone for pregnant patients housed at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women and Westchester Women's Corrections, both in New York state.
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Methadone, for example, is only administered in a clinic, typically one to four times a day — but that means patients will have to make the trip to a clinic on a fairly regular basis.
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Sarah Wandler, a social worker at the Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, said soda tax revenues have provided 300 families at the clinic with vouchers to buy fresh produce at farmers' markets and corner stores.
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There is no family planning clinic in the area, so the primary care clinic where Rawlins works is the only place to get a LARC aside from far more expensive private OB/GYN offices.
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To reach the leprosy clinic, Siddamma and her children woke early, took a three-wheeler from their home to a bus stop several miles away, then took a long bus ride to the clinic.
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Njoku decided that the fund's hotline operator, Crystal Zaragoza, who had previously run a clinic for queer migrants in Phoenix, should drive the woman in a rental car to a clinic in Bethesda, Maryland.
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But a district court in the case found that if the 241 law were enforced, "the one remaining clinic would be the clinic in New Orleans," Tu, the Center for Reproductive Rights attorney, says.
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An administrator at an independent clinic in a Midwestern city said he had helped a handful of patients maintain their coverage through the fund after they transferred to his clinic from a large chain.
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Alison Dreith, the deputy director at Hope Clinic in Illinois, said that much like WHS, her clinic has been in the red for the last decade due to waiving the costs of patient procedures.
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Alexander Chaitoff is a Medical Student at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University Joshua Daniel Niforatos is a Medical Student at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University
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Almost every single patient who came in that Saturday asked clinic escorts if they still had an appointment, recalls Libby Mandarino, a grassroots organizer with FWHC who's also in charge of the clinic escort program.
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And if the Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis loses, Missouri is set to become the only state in the nation without an abortion clinic since the procedure was legalized more than 40 years ago.
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If the St. Louis Planned Parenthood closes, area residents would likely travel to a new Planned Parenthood clinic that just opened in Fairview Heights, Illinois, or to Hope Clinic for Women in Granite City, Illinois.
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If you think STIs are easy to resolve with a quick trip to the clinic, are you sure that clinic is going to stick around, or that you'll have insurance to cover your next visit?
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The states with the highest median distance to a clinic were Wyoming (where half of women live more than 20163 miles from a clinic), North Dakota (about 152 miles), and South Dakota (about 92 miles).
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"Although there are possible risks related to all surgeries, the risks are greater when visiting an unregistered or unlicensed surgeon, or a clinic facility abroad," explains a representative from London-based cosmetic-surgery clinic Mya.
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One key finding: Women whose nearest clinic hadn't closed had to travel an average of 22 miles, while women whose nearest clinic had closed traveled an average of 85 miles — almost four times as far.
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I had spent a lot of time in Jackson making other work, and I was just floored by the idea that not only is there one clinic, but there's one clinic because of state legislators.
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Providers reported 3,038 incidents of clinic obstruction, in which protesters block access to a clinic, in 3883, up from 1,704 in 2017 and 580 in 2016, according to the NAF's latest report, published in May.
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"I think what drives me is that I know this clinic is needed within the community, and it's going to provide a certain service," Jordan said of helping with The Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic.
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And we have some of the great hospitals of the world going to align themselves with us on the Veterans Administration, like the Cleveland Clinic, like the Mayo Clinic, a few more than we have.
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The clinic sued to block the law, which requires that doctors who perform abortions have a sometimes difficult-to-obtain arrangement called "admitting privileges" at a hospital within 30 miles (48 km) of the clinic.
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I can out-know my cancer using the Mayo Clinic website.
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During her ordeal at Mr Jammeh's clinic, her husband left her.
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On Monday, scars were readily apparent at the Colorado Springs clinic.
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The clinic was meant to be temporary, but the conflict worsened.
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You need to find an open clinic that can take you.
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The suspect is a previous donor at the clinic, police said.
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She returned to the clinic over the next couple of days.
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And the women are Catholic, evangelical — they come to our clinic.
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"I didn't want to go into an IVF clinic," she said.
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The clinic in question denied this and condemned the pair's actions.
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She has owned the Montrose Veterinary Clinic, in Houston, since 2000.
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Reached for verification, clinic officials refused to comment, citing privacy rules.
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Christine Jellis, MD, PhD, a cardiologist at Cleveland Clinic, seconds that.
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But there aren't any other options, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The clinic also provides education about birth control and reproductive health.
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The ban would have forced the clinic to turn her away.
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The Providence Crosstown Clinic in Vancouver is already offering that option.
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Five other states are also one clinic away from that fate.
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In more severe instances, intravenous rehydration at a clinic is essential.
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Strauss was allowed to advertise the clinic in the student newspaper.
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For preliminary research, Kumar's lab invited four people to the clinic.
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They've also started appearing on days the clinic doesn't perform abortions.
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The clinic did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment.
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Then we had to pay another $2500 to our reproductive clinic.
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She currently acts as clinic director alongside her husband, Noah Rubinstein.
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Given such difficult raw material, the clinic has been remarkably successful.
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The challenge, he adds, will be translating it to the clinic.
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The clinic is located in Alexandria, VA, at 900 Prince Street.
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The clinic filed an application to renew its license May 16.
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A clinic health worker gives an expectant mother a check-up.
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The health clinic ran out of funds and closed in 2017.
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The following afternoon, she decided to visit an urgent care clinic.
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Phil Bryant — on behalf of the state's last remaining abortion clinic.
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The maquila clinic offered him only a painkiller and a bandage.
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The clinic has one nurse manager and about 10 nurse volunteers.
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I spot a free pregnancy counseling clinic right across the street.
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The last abortion clinic in Missouri is battling for its existence.
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In the meantime, Diane quietly gets her abortion at a clinic.
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It seems to run in families, according to The Cleveland Clinic.
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The involved building was an outpatient medical clinic, Fox 11 reported.
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Rachel: I work at a cardiology clinic managing their wellness department.
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They might, however, be willing to go to a TCM clinic.
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The clinic tends to thousands of patients, many poor and uninsured.
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At Cleveland Clinic, doctors and nurses are un-specializing, Volini says.
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Inside the clinic, flimsy curtains separate consulting spaces from each other.
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We're actually looking into opening up a religiously protected abortion clinic.
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The process undertaken at the clinic in Kiev is fairly simple.
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She has since been released from the clinic, the release states.
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She also cautions against peels, both at home and in-clinic.
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Wade ruling was made —without a single abortion clinic, per NBC.
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It's a fertility clinic, but I'm not here to be fertilized.
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Nor do Indians have to travel far to find a clinic.
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Ellison's subject in "Harlem Is Nowhere" was also the Lafargue Clinic.
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Clinic staff would still be permitted to discuss abortion with clients.
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It can lead to fatal complications, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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He'll still be involved with Cleveland Clinic in an advisory role.
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Health Tradition, a plan owned by Mayo Clinic, is leaving Wisconsin.
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Missouri might be about to lose its last remaining abortion clinic.
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Get your ass to a flu clinic, pharmacy, or doctor already.
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He was admitted to the base's clinic for 24-hour observation.
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He was taken back to a clinic in Butembo on Monday.
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It is a long way from the lab to the clinic.
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The clinic has tried to create a seamless primary-care setting.
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Dennis, a peer supervisor, sits at one of the clinic stations.
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One clinic has installed an intercom and requires people to respond.
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BEST COMMERCIAL DIET (TIE): Weight Watchers and the Mayo Clinic diet
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Doctors at the clinic are still recruiting candidates for these transplants.
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She was rushed to an an emergency animal clinic and lived.
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He has pushed the local clinic to hire more medical professionals.
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She was in the New Orleans clinic for her second visit.
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Every morning, a bomb squad swept the clinic and the house.
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The last abortion clinic in Kentucky is fighting to stay open.
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Sure, The Mayo Clinic stated categorically that sugar doesn't cause cancer.
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There are six other U.S. states with only one clinic each.
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Venter says his own prostate cancer was diagnosed at the clinic.
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They don't want to see doctors or come into the clinic.
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EMW is the only abortion clinic operating in Kentucky right now.
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Pythagoras turned out to be the name of the medical clinic.
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The Dr. Ureña Arias clinic has been closed while officials investigate.
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The center is the state's last abortion clinic, the outlet noted.
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But they were dragged into a clinic by Mom and Dad.
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Seven states in the US currently have just one remaining clinic.
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It might be a beautiful boxing clinic, or an ugly brawl.
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About one in six US counties have a Planned Parenthood clinic.
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El Cantri has two factories, a clinic and a sports centre.
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Finally, I got my first appointment at a local trans clinic.
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Betanzos said more than 100 patients come to their clinic daily.
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Clanton, who operates out of the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colo.
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For many, the clinic might as well be in Las Vegas.
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The clinic represents residents of Superfund sites in Illinois and Indiana.
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Had someone really answered the phone at this clinic after midnight?
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Family Health Options Kenya is that country's oldest family-planning clinic.
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"That clinic didn't have any of the product left," Perkins said.
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Our clinic helped her apply for a modification of her loan.
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It was sought by the state's only clinic that offers abortions.
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The clinic was more frenetic as the day's new patients appeared.
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Another option is a blood test performed at a medical clinic.
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Regulations in Mississippi have shuttered all but one clinic, advocates say.
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He died in January at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Getting diagnosed Wayunisih sat in Dr Ratnasari's room at the clinic.
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Relatedly, here's a photo tour of Walmart's new Dallas, Georgia clinic.
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Fortunately, his provider — the CrescentCare HIV/AIDS Clinic — participates in 340B.
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The Mayo Clinic says the treatment is both ineffective and dangerous.
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A manager at the pain clinic declined comment on the case.
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Hellerstedt, which threw out Texas' so-called "clinic shutdown" law, Gov.
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Another doctor referred him to a clinic located in New Mexico.
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This morning, the two doctors will each hold an open clinic.
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You know, anybody obviously can go in and edit ... Mayo Clinic?
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A shooter remains at large in the area surrounding the clinic.
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Dr. Joachim Pömer (34) has his own clinic in Linz, Austria.
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" His response to me was, "Go to the county health clinic.
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"There's no public transportation where our clinic is located," Dreith said.
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Apart from Antarctica, the clinic has received visitors from every continent.
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Greenwood, chief operating officer at an IV hydration and wellness clinic.
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There's also a really growing health-care scene, with Mayo Clinic.
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Medically unnecessary abortion restrictions are clinic shutdown laws, plain and simple.
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We had a car and could take him to a clinic.
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We put Noor in our car and rushed to the clinic.
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Meanwhile, a clinic in Valladolid reported the disappearance of 5,000 masks.
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Then I head back to the clinic for another goat emergency.
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They'd sent blood to the Mayo Clinic to look for proof.
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"I've never heard such depravity," said Dr. Coaklee of the clinic.
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Within two days, Brandy had an appointment at the Tuscaloosa clinic.
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Missouri's last remaining abortion clinic will stay open, at least temporarily.
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Her unresolved grief was coming to the fore in the clinic.
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Well, it was opposite the free needle clinic, as you'll remember.
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The two now run a drug abuse clinic in Boca Raton.
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Cleveland Clinic did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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A clinic in South Sudan lacks even the most basic equipment.
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A single community health clinic has a registered nurse and assistants.
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Ms. Edge said she went to an urgent care clinic afterward.
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The clinic falsely claimed it cured other coronavirus infections and SARS.
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At the drive-through clinic, Priuses and Subarus become waiting rooms.
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That way, the clinic can take appropriate precautions for your visit.
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Wade, no state has gone without at least one abortion clinic.
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I went to a pop-up coronavirus clinic to get tested.
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At one visit to our clinic, I asked about her hobbies.
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Until last year, Liberia did not have a single eye clinic.
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She had hoped to persuade the clinic to make an exception.
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For each unit sold, she donates another to a fertility clinic.
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Even in her own clinic nurses messed up, going too fast.
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Fiber can also help lower cholesterol, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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He visited a clinic three days later, but was sent home.
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"We are under assault," said the doctor who founded the clinic.
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Young men arrive in my clinic with bodies covered in scabies.
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Workers had returned on Saturday to establish a malnutrition screening clinic.
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The malfunctions resulted in 4,000 samples lost at the Cleveland clinic.
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Mishal said one hit a clinic in Aleppo's Al-Marja district.
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Mayo Clinic receives no compensation for his service on this board.
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Bevin is also trying to shutter the remaining clinic in Louisville.
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He suggested they set off for the nearest health clinic immediately.
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West Virginia's only clinic is under similar attack from its Legislature.
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Others were local residents who sought treatment at the university clinic.
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O'Brien had to go, mid-procedure, to a clinic next door.
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I was at the clinic when I randomly bumped into her.
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Billie is led into a crate for transportation to the clinic.
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You can also use the Office of Population Affairs' clinic finder.
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Mississippi is also a state with just one remaining abortion clinic.
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I was scared to go past [abortion clinic] protesters, obviously pregnant.
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The Haight Ashbury clinic has itself morphed in a major provider.
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Philadelphia clinic with a huge sign that announced, "BABIES KILLED HERE."
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We've seen a handful of patients at the clinic so far.
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A second attack on Tuesday hit a clinic treating the victims.
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It is the second clinic to report a fault that weekend.
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There's an urgent-care clinic just up the street, he said.
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Last summer, I visited Ayman again, at his small private clinic.
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A clinical assistant at a Marie Stopes clinic cleans surgical equipment.
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The groom's father is an orthopedist at the Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic.
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When patients stop coming to the clinic, some find other providers.
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Chloe and Zach with someone pretending to be a clinic escort.
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She was rushed to a clinic, but doctors couldn't save her.
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They walked with him to the airport clinic one level down.
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In 2000, she started her own walk-in clinic in Manhattan.
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" Ewan asks, "What's next, the Jack the Ripper women's health clinic?
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Deobhakta, an ophthalmologist, saw eclipse viewers at his personal clinic, too.
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She begged the clinic in New Mexico to still take her.
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Adam Liptak visits the clinic at the center of the case.
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We aren't the Mayo Clinic — this is government-run health care.
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Or I could call the public clinic closest to my home.
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The clinic offers a combination of telemedicine and in-person services.
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A clinic in the Deep South sees the challenges every day.
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The clinic is open for now, but its future remains uncertain.
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We put on a clinic of our guys controlling the zone.
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The clinic was just a few blocks from my bus stop.
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The group at the clinic doesn't know what happened to her.
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Her husband, also a pediatrician, works at another clinic in Aden.
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Some are chilly, evoking the icy, metallic feeling of a clinic.
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Rebecca did not commiserate with her fellow guests at the clinic.
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Read more: An Ohio dad is suing a fertility clinic after a DNA kit revealed he wasn't related to his daughterThe clinic had been fighting the lawsuit on the grounds of patient privacy, but the judge said that the clinic doesn't need to release the names or addresses of all the donors, just the man whose sperm was used in the process.
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Judge Michael Stelzer's ruling Monday allows the lone clinic -- Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region -- to keep performing abortions while a legal battle unfolds between the clinic and state health officials.
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