Nursing - News January 23, 2012

Health highlights: Jan. 20, 2012 (KAUZ)
When she was born premature at 24 weeks in August, Melinda Star Guido's 9 1/2-ounce weight was less than a can of soda, the Associated Press reported.

Nursing chiefs: plans for the NHS a 'serious threat' (Halifax Courier)
The Halifax Courier, Brighouse Echo, Todmorden News and Hebden Bridge Times have teamed up with East Coast to bring you an amazing rail offer.

Doctors remove 60 pound tumor (KCTV5)
The operating room inside the Basin Healthcare Facility in Odessa, TX was prepped and ready, and a team of doctors and nurses were working to remove an ovarian tumor.

Innovation advisers' aim to improve health care (Ft. Meade Leader)
A New York hospital is testing a new approach to fight obesity. A Boston hospital wants to try a new nursing model.

Christie Watson: 'Life, death, what makes us human - nursing... (The Independent)
The winner of this year's Costa First Novel Award isn't about to give up her day job, she tells Nina Lakhani Christie Watson is baffled by all the fuss.

Bay Area counties team up to treat strokes quickly (SFGate)
Greg Moulton was getting ready for work one morning in 2006 when he suddenly lost all of the strength in his right arm, and he realized he was having a stroke.

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