
What We're Reading: Kaiser Permanente's Tuition Offer; Menopause and the Brain; Air Force and HIV
Kaiser Permanente will waive annual tuition for the first 5 classes of its new medical school, following a similar move by the New York University School of Medicine; menopause is typically thought of in terms of the end of fertility, but more attention is being paid to the effects of the lack of estrogen on the brain; a federal judge has ordered the US Air Force to temporarily stop discharging service members who are HIV-positive.
Kaiser Permanente’s New Medical School Will Temporarily Waive Tuition
Kaiser Permanente is slated to announce that it will waive its $55,000 annual tuition for the first 5 classes of its new medical school, following a similar move by the New York University School of Medicine,
Researchers Studying Hormonal Links Between Menopause, Alzheimer
Menopause is typically thought of in terms of the end of fertility, but more attention is being paid to the effects of the lack of estrogen on the brain,
Judge Orders Stop to Discharges of Service Members With HIV From Air Force, For Now
A federal judge has ordered the US Air Force to temporarily stop discharging service members who are HIV-positive, ruling that it's working under a policy that is "irrational" and "outdated,”
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