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...time, though, the Army encountered major difficulties in deploying its National Guard troops. Several thousand Guard members on the rosters could not be sent to the gulf because they had not attended basic training. Some were too old, others overweight and out of shape. A full 5% suffered from dental problems that needed treatment...
...customers for Scientology. "The church has a rotten product, so they package it as something else," says Peter Georgiades, a Pittsburgh attorney who represents Sterling victims. "It's a kind of bait and switch." Sterling's founder, dentist Gregory Hughes, is now under investigation by California's Board of Dental Examiners for incompetence. Nine lawsuits are pending against him for malpractice (seven others have been settled), mostly for orthodontic work on children...
...University's chief legal advisor and one of its top administrators, since then Steiner has worked on a broad range of topics, including federal investigations, dental benefit programs and conflict-of-interest policies...
...tried to learn," said John L. Cooper, an attorney for one of the firms, the San Francisco-based Delta Dental Plan. "I would like to know so that we won't settle for less...
...revised guidelines under consideration are primarily aimed at the doctors, dentists, nurses and technicians who perform invasive procedures that require putting a hand holding a sharp instrument inside the body, a definition covering most surgical and dental activities. These operations carry the greatest risk of exposure to contaminated blood. The proposals call for such workers to be tested for HIV infection and, if they prove positive, to refrain from performing invasive procedures unless they have the informed consent of the patient or are faced with an emergency. The new policy would be voluntary, but medical institutions, already skittish about potential...