Lynchburg College seeking accreditation for Doctor of Physical Therapy program (WSLS Newschannel 10 Roanoke)

Lynchburg College is on the verge of launching a Doctor of Physical Therapy program, but the school must first complete a series of accreditation requirements.

Players too bulky, warns Lions doctor (Guardian Unlimited)

• Seven Lions ruled out by injury in South Africa • Suggests dropping midweek matches in future The Lions' team doctor, James Robson, believes the shape of rugby players may have to start changing after the most physical Test series he has ever experienced. The Scot, who has been the Lions' doctor on five tours, said the intensity and attrition witnessed during the Lions' 2–1 series defeat to ...

Doctor exodus strains system (The Montana Standard)

HELENA — Physician Kurt Kubicka spent a dozen years as a family doctor in Helena and served as many as 3,000 patients, but decided late last year to leave his private practice.

Doctor's Orders and Fortune's Shifting Tide (New York Times)

The fortunes of two goal scorers, one English, the other French, were decided on medical examinations a few days ago.

Health care crusader; Dave Evans, a Madras doctor, leads a national organization of 20,000 physicians that has been at ... (The Bulletin)

WASHINGTON — By day, Dave Evans is a mild-mannered doctor at a small Madras family practice. He serves on the Aquatic Center board and raises two young children. But in his free time, Evans transforms into the leader of a 20,000-member group of physicians crusading for big changes in the U. S. health care system.

No drug testing imminent at Bernards High (The Bernardsville News)

State Sen. Alloway pushes drug testing for welfare recipients (York Daily Record)

NASCAR boss defends drug testing policy despite ruling (Hattiesburg American)

NASCAR chairman defends drug-testing policy (The Florida Times-Union)

NASCAR’s France confident in sport’s drug-testing policy (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

AeroMexico's new service to New Orleans may boost medical travel (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

Mercy Health Partners opens new surgery, rehab center (The Muskegon Chronicle)

TOLL OF POST-OP TRAGEDY (New York Post)

Boonton Twp. man offers support for pancreatic cancer patients (Daily Record)

High-tech 'heart burn' helps cardiac patients (Akron Beacon Journal)

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat Visits BioTechnology Park at Hadassah Ein Kerem (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

New $6 million ThedaStar medical helicopter coming (Fond du Lac Reporter)

New $6 million ThedaStar medical helicopter coming (The Appleton Post-Crescent)

Technology's unclear impact on health care (The News Journal)

Innovative Technology Shatters The Barriers Of Modern Light Microscopy (Science Daily)

MicroRNAs Hold Promise For Treating Diseases In Blood Vessels (Science Daily)

Study in Nature: MicroRNAs hold promise for treating diseases in blood vessels (EurekAlert!)

People in Business (The Clarion-Ledger)

Business Buzz (The Tuscaloosa News)

Saying ahh in India (Deseret News)

Roadside dentist (Gulf Times)

Ruth Riley Swords: Dentistry was 3rd career for Baylor professor (Dallas Morning News)

Uprooted from hospital, dental clinics move to dentistry college (The Daily Iowan)

Agency rejects St. Joseph: Lorain County Health & Dentistry will not move into center (The Morning Journal)

Identafi(TM) 3000 Picked by Dentistry Today Magazine as One of the Top 100 Products of 2009 (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Marion County People in the News (Marion Star & Mullins Enterprise)

AeroMexico's new service to New Orleans may boost medical travel (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

Calendar of IDS Agency Events (Alamogordo Daily News)

High school students get taste of South Bend's medical world :New program at Memorial Hospital introduces kids to ... (South Bend Tribune)

Medical calls up from 2008 (The Record-Journal)