This morning my local paper, the Roanoke Times, printed a story on how gastric bypass surgery may be treating and or healing type II diabetes in some recipients. Well – apparently, this is not news to everyone.Diabetes Health printed the following article in May – so while little is know…
read moreThe answer? Anyone could. The purpose of a non-compete from an employer’s point of view, is to “protect the investment.” If you spend years learning the tricks of the trade, making client contacts etc. – you could destroy your employer by creating the exact same business – maybe that costs…
read moreCheck out this article in the Washington Post by RoB Stein: LINKBreast Cancer Drug Study CanceledBy Rob SteinWashington Post Staff WriterWednesday, June 20, 2007The federal government yesterday canceled a $100 million study designed to test a new generation of drugs to prevent breast cancer in women at risk for the…
read moreWow… Medical Facilities of America, Piney Forest Nursing Home was sued in the City of DANVILLE, for the wrongful death of Charlie Musgrove. Check out the Danville Register Bee, that reports: “The family of the 80-year-old claimed his death was caused by dehydration and an infection caused by bedsores.” The…
read moreCan Motion Sensors Predict Dementia?By LAURAN NEERGAARDThe Associated PressMonday, June 18, 2007; 11:13 PMWASHINGTON — Tiny motion sensors are attached to the walls, doorways and even the refrigerator of Elaine Bloomquist’s home, tracking the seemingly healthy 86-year-old’s daily activity.It’s like spying in the name of science with her permission to…
read moreToday I read that a hedge fund is calling to sell their interest in Sunrise Assisted Living / Nursing Homes – a Virginia Corporation valued at $2 billion. The fund is clearly in the interest of making money for its members – and fears that continued litigation against the health…
read moreA great Q/A in the Washington Post from April – keep reading. Ms. Garcia is right on the money:Can a Non-Compete Clause Be Too Competitive?By Lily Garcia Special to washingtonpost.comThursday, April 26, 2007; 1:59 PMI have worked for the same small company in Virginia for almost three years now. Yesterday,…
read moreCheck out this article:Reuters HealthThursday, June 7, 2007NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -The care of people with diabetes in nursing homes may be falling short in a number of important areas, a new study suggests.The study, of 11 nursing homes in Ohio and West Virginia, found that diabetic residents’ care generally…
read moreHere www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/06/11/AR2007061101927.html is a great commentary on Washington Post.com…. It’s about a topic many women over 45 think about daily – bone appropriate treatment.The side effects can be serious and many – so is Fosomax appropriate for everyone? First of all, for your nursing home or assisted living resident –…
read moreLets say I signed the following agreement with my boss and the company: “I will not contact any customers of the Frith Company, for two years after my employment, and/or solicit their business.” Then I quit – and for 1 year and 362 days, contact the old customers thus violating…
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