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Deborah Gude Lord, 85, of Cape Porpoise, entered into her eternal reward Thursday, Janu. 12, 2023 at Southern Maine Health Center in Biddeford with her loving family at her side. Debbi, to those who knew and loved her, was born April 22, 1937, in Washington, D.C., the daughter of Granville and Bessie Meade Gude. She […]

This article looks at the role of lesbians as caregivers and working in the nonprofit and health care fields during the height of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco.

Born March 31, 1935, in Gelsenkirchen, the center of Germany’s industrial Ruhr valley, Margaret P. Robinson was destined for a childhood engulfed by World War II and its aftermath. She survived and for the rest of her 86 years chose a life of...

A select group of Ridgecrest Regional Hospital employees, along with their families and co-workers, were honored at the annual Meritorious Award ceremonies. “There are employees who are exceptional in their

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Global Home Health Care And Residential Nursing Care Services Market Report by TBRC covers market size, drivers, restraints, key players & impact of COVID-19

I dont have any family members or friends who ar capable of taking care of me after my Mesothelioma surgery. My spouse is ill as well. Ive heard I will only stay in the hospital a couple of days before going home. If I go ahead with the surgery, how can I get the proper care I need to heal properly? Would I be able to get into some kind of a rehab facility for post surgical care? Unless there is an acceptable alternative, I will not be able to have the surgery. I think there is alternatives and...

They will be honored for their volunteer contributions, service to the community at an in-person luncheon on Sept. 21

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Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP), a prenatal and early child home visiting program, did not improve birth outcomes for first-time, low-income mothers in South Carolina, according to a new study from J-PAL North America. Researchers will continue to evaluate other outcomes related to child health and development.