Nursing - News September 15, 2013

College seeks $1M for Lafayette building project (Myrtle Beach Online)
Chancellor Natalie Harder said the state has pledged $15 million, but the money hinges on the college raising $2 million.

Residents to protest hospital unit closure (BreakingNews.ie)
A public march will take place through the streets of Ballinasloe today to protest over plans by the HSE to close the 22-bed acute psychiatric unit at St Brigid's Hospital.

Columbia woman's harp comforts those ill or dying (Lake Wylie Pilot)
Feels like I've been kicked in the gut, said Davis, 65 and retired from a career in the Air Force.

Survivors share stories, questions An aggressive breast cancer... (Daytona Beach News-Journal Online)
Dr. April Mendoza, second fom left, talks to a guest at the 5th Annual Daytona Beach Breast Health Symposium Honoring Survivors at the ICI Center at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach Saturday, Sept.

Tory nursing cuts hammer the north as half the country takes three quarters of job losses (Mirror.co.uk)
New figures reveal that more than 75 per cent of healthcare jobs that have been lost since the PM took office in 2010 have gone from the north.

Number of Possible Mumps Cases Rises To 41; D'Jais Open This Weekend (Patch)
State and county health departments are investigating 41 possible cases of mumps, with at least 25 of those tied to D'Jais Bar and Grill on the Belmar beachfront.

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