
Best states to practice medicine; Walgreens closing 1,200 stores; a patient needs a headspin hole like a hole in the head – Morning Medical Update
Key Takeaways
- States are ranked for medical practice based on cost of living, physician density, taxes, and malpractice insurance rates.
- Walgreens plans to close 1,200 stores over three years to cut costs and improve operations under new leadership.
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A dancer in his early 30s spent more than five years upside down on the floor honing his headspin skills, then ended up with a “breakdance bulge” atop his skull. The bulbous lump of tissue was surgically removed and the thickened bone of his skull was filed down to appropriate size. LiveScience.com has this
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