Nursing News - January 2, 2011
The first baby of 2011 for Grand Rapids was born at Spectrum Butterworth at 12:17 a.m. Trenton Austin Lowis is 7 pounds, 5 ounces and has a head full of dark hair.
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
Sparta Couple Welcomes First Grand Rapids Baby of 2011
Giving Alzheimera s Patients Their Way, Even Chocolate (HendersonvilleNews)
Margaret Nance was, to put it mildly, a difficult case. Agitated, combative, often reluctant to eat, she would hit staff members and fellow residents at nursing homes, several of which kicked her out. New Year Means New Life (The State Journal)
"It was crazy, I didn't think I would be able to do it," mother Kathleen Wickline said. For Capitol's Nursing Mothers, an Escape From Politics (New York Times)
Some of the most inconspicuous rooms on Capitol Hill have the most colorful nicknames - Lactation Lobby, Lactation Station, Milk Factory and Boob Cube. Rather than being treated in Abbotsford Regional Hospital for a broken hip and arm, Les Barkman's mother had to be transferred to Surrey Memorial, due to a dispute between the Fraser Health Authority and orthopedic surgeons.
A University of Cincinnati study is trying to reduce bedsores at Kentucky nursing homes in a seemingly simple way.
Some of Wales' busiest neonatal intensive care units are being forced to close to sick and premature babies with worrying regularity, according to figures obtained by the Western Mail.
2010's firstborn one 'wild baby' (Floridatoday)
Cut from the same cloth, Isabella Crews and Sara -- her older sister by 11 months --modeled matching "Dora the Explorer" lavender shirts from their parents' laps. 
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