The front page story in tomorrow’s Medical Examiner? Here’s Clue #2. It’s only obvious, right?
Calling All Defenders of Freedom
…and their dependents (specifically those who frequent Eisenhower Army Medical Center). If you can’t find the Medical Examiner at Eisenhower any more, here’s why. Since its founding in 2006, one of the most popular destinations for the Medical Examiner has been at Fort Gordon’s Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Back then, the Examiner was given permission to place a …
Fire up the iPad!
It’s the latest Medical Examiner full of, well, if not chocolatey goodness, at least a lot of tasty articles that encourage and promote health and wellness. And we’re not suggesting you live on celery, either. No, we even have a feature article about the benefits of snacks. So go ye forth and read, cover to cover. Just click on the …
The crisp new Medical Examiner
Here you go, and you don’t even have to totter out to the end of the driveway in your pjs. Issue highlights: an eye-opening article about hearing loss. Listen up. Also, ::sniff, sniff:: the final column by Cindy Elia, our Ask A Dietitian columnist since 2008. Something else that’s new: the debut of our new Professional Directory. Use it to …
Get your free figurine, right here
Yes, boys and girls, here’s your genuine 1899 Florence Nightingale souvenir figurine. FREE! Print this puppy and then steep yourself in the lore and history of nursing. Before inserting Tab A into Slot B (twice), you might want to break out the crayons or markers and customize this historic “figurette.” Be sure to ask mom or dad if it’s okay …
The Nurse’s Pledge
Written by Florence Nightingale: Nurse’s Week 2013 is observed May 6 – 12.
Coming tomorrow:
What would you get if you combined the Augusta Medical Examiner and the Augusta National Golf Club? No need to wonder. You can find out in this very space tomorrow. Don’t miss it!
Calling all subscribers
…and Examiner readers in general. Get your nose out of that mailbox. And the rest of you too. Yes, it has been two weeks since the last issue, but there’s no paper today. To set the record straight, since early times the Medical Examiner has been published every 1st and 3rd Friday. So when a month has five Fridays – …
Click Lit
Get your click lit right here! Yes, the Medical Examiner may look like a humble small town newspaper, but it’s chock full of good writing on one of the best subjects out there. After all, everybody is interested in their health. And although everybody also puts that interest aside from time to time – like when we see an all-you-can-eat …
BREAK TIME!!!
Yes, boys and girls, we have reached the magical half-way point in our weekly labors. Time for a refreshing break, a.k.a., the Medical Examiner’s celebrated Hump Day Hiatus. At first, this video may have you thinking, what does this have to do with health, wellness and medicine, our three bywords. By way of an answer, some of you may recall …