New Mexico will be the 12th state to pass medical marijuana legislation, something Governor Bill Richardson advocated and is planning to sign despite federal prosecutions in the news. Maybe he should be the guy selecting the US Attorney ...

BBC NEWS | Americas | US upholds medical marijuana ban
Angel Raich pre-emptively sued the government for the right to use cannabis when legal drugs had failed.

Medical Marijuana to be Legalized in New Mexico
Bill Richardson, poised to sign a bill making New Mexico the 12th state to legalize medical marijuana, said Thursday that he realizes his action could become an issue in the presidential race. "So what if it's risky? ...

UK Doctors Protest "Modernising Medical Careers"
Since the last post, criticism of the selection process, called the Medical Training Application Service (MTAS), has been growing. The Telegraph, which has been providing most of the coverage of this story, reported, ...

Carolina Firm Moving to Medical Campus
Another out-of-town firm will soon be taking up residence in the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. After considering sites in several other cities, ...

Medical Consultants
In general I don't believe you need rights if you're using your medical interviews and research as a jumping off for your stories. Obviously you're going to filter the stories through your characters and your episodes. ...

Pelvis Fixation
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Practice Fusion Announces 'Free' EMR
According to this article, Practice Fusion, Inc. has announced a partnership with Google to provide no-cost electronic medical record software to physicians supported by advertising. 'Practice Fusion is not the only company offering ...

Can computers make life-or-death medical decision? - health - 13 ...
Can computers make life-or-death medical decision? - health - 13 March 2007 - New Scientist.