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LAPS NEWS RELEASE Los Alamos Public Schools (LAPS) has announced that eight of its teachers are now National Board Certified Teachers! Victoria Daley, Jill Gross, Megan Lee, Erin Manzanares and David Parsons are new NBCTs, while Margo Batha, Louise Foliot and Whitney Pomeroy renewed their certification as NBCTs. They are among 70 New Mexico teachers who received their…

Now-published substudy of the SURMOUNT-1 trial shows a "bonus effect" of the medication, study author said.

A final federal rule that allows telehealth initiation of treatment and take-home doses of methadone increases access and removes stigma, say clinicians.

An ob/gyn must pay a $25,000 fine for failing to adhere to the collaborative agreement she entered with a California nurse practitioner who called herself "Dr Sarah."

In order to meet the growing needs of our patients, Fairfield Memorial Hospital Horizon Healthcare has expanded its Behavioral Health Counseling Services with

A South Carolina woman, along with Planned Parenthood, on Monday filed a lawsuit asking a court to rule that state's abortion ban applies after about nine weeks of...

Antiquated laws requiring oncologists and other doctors offering telehealth to have medical licenses in multiple states unnecessarily restrict patient access, a New Jersey lawsuit claimed.

USMLE says it is invalidating some scores amid mounting allegations that online sellers of test questions have been operating without consequence. 

Jodie Arnold, a third-grade teacher at Central Elementary School, has recently received National Board Certification in Early Childhood education.

None of the women who had received the vaccine before age 14 years developed cervical cancer.