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Rep. Gara Bill Targets a Major Oil Company Subsidy to Generate Budget Savings

By Michael Mason|AKLeg on Mar 9, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Rep. Gara Bill Targets a Major Oil Company Subsidy to Generate Budget Savings

Juneau – Representative Les Gara (D-Anchorage) intends to file legislation this week to stop a large oil company subsidy that increases the budget deficit.  The bill has been filed with the House Clerk and will be officially introduced on Wednesday. “Alaskans pay roughly $14 million a year for oil companies to use the Dalton Highway,” […]

Juneau Assisted Living Project Progressing to Next Phase

By Sioux Douglas on Feb 26, 2015   Featured, Health  

Juneau Assisted Living Project Progressing to Next Phase

Juneau-After nearly two years of research and outreach and a $50,000 market demand study, Senior Citizens Support Services Inc., a local non-profit, has progressed to the next phase of developing an assisted living facility in Juneau. According to SCSSI Board of Directors President Sioux Douglas, the project has “received tremendous community support, including grant support […]

Use it or Lose it

By Canisius on Jan 27, 2015   Health  

Use it or Lose it

BUFFALO, NY – Older adults who learn a new, mentally demanding skill can improve their cognitive function, according to research by Jennifer Lodi-Smith, PhD, assistant professor of psychology at Canisius College.   Lodi-Smith and her colleagues, including lead researcher Denise Park of the University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Vital Longevity, randomly assigned 221 adults, […]

One-size-fits-all approach can lead to over-treatment in older diabetes patients

By Karen N. Peart | Yale News on Jan 12, 2015   Health  

One-size-fits-all approach can lead to over-treatment in older diabetes patients

Diabetes treatments have saved many lives, but in older patients with multiple medical conditions, aggressively controlling blood sugar with insulin and sulfonylurea drugs, could lead to over-treatment and hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), according to new research by Yale School of Medicine researchers. Published in the Jan. 12 issue of JAMA Internal Medicine, the study found […]

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