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Reena Pabari, a spokeswoman for International SOS, said in an interview from London Saturday that the group is “working with clients on the ground” and that it is employing a “team of specialists” in the region...
Sarah J. Friedell, a spokeswoman for Harvard Alumni Affairs and Development, told The Crimson that her office thought the slowdown in major donations was to be expected...
...Allyson is known to the later Baby Boomers, it's as the spokeswoman for Depends, the undergarment for control of aging bladders. That could get a giggle, I suppose, but Allyson doesn't deserve one. With her last husband, Dr. David Ashrow, D.D.S., she established the June Allyson Foundation with the goal of "Supporting medical research of incontinence to better understand its causes and impact, improve education, and develop improved treatment options." She also, Wikipedia says, raised money for the Judy Garland and James Stewart museums...
...honorably discharged with a "personality disorder." In fiscal 2005, 1,038 soldiers--or 0.21% of those on active duty--were discharged with this classification, which used to be referred to as Section 8. (Corporal Klinger was always trying to get one on M*A*S*H.) An Army spokeswoman says such cases can take weeks or even months to process and require a psychiatric evaluation followed by an opportunity for the soldier to modify his behavior as well as the option to file an appeal...
...Genentech assures the public that patients will not be priced out of the vision-saving medication. "We've got a comprehensive program in place so cost is not a barrier to using Lucentis," says Megan Pace, spokeswoman for the company. But while poorer patients may receive aid, the price will still wallop those institutions that bear the brunt of health-care costs: insurance companies, Medicare, and Medicaid. For them, too, Genentech might be onto something bigger than they bargained...