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Articles in May-Jul 2004 issue of Maine Nurse

• Zyprexa Warning
• MSNA Files Two Unfair Labor Practices
  by Leavitt, Steve
• Experts Stress Post-Exercise Eating
• Kids, Parents Missing Sleep
• Howe & Company's Legislative Report
• Some California Schools May Lose Majority of Nurses
  by Maslan, Maryann
• Aetna Exec Paid $18.2 Million in 2003
• Did you know...
• Fitness and Your 2- to 3-year-old
• Organizing Update
• Maine's Broken Healthcare System
  by Philbrook, Patricia
• Stomach Acid Rebounds When Ulcer Bug Is Cleared
• Overtime Pay Plan Set to be Retooled White House Said to be Retreating
  by Strope, Leigh
• President's Message
  by Hannigan, Linda
• USM Pioneers New Technologies in Nursing Education
  by Frame, Selby
• House Offers to Delay Nursing Home Staffing Increase to January
• Health News Brief
• MSNA is Expanding
• Mercury pollution/State should pass cleanup plan
  by Dieffenbacher-Krall, John
• Federal Actions to Enhance Health Care Workforce
  by Wood, Debra
• Vitamin D in Maine: How Can You and Your Patients Get Enough?
  by Sullivan, Susan
• MPA Update March 25, 2004
• Staffing Law has Nurses California Dreaming
  by Powell, Jennifer Heldt
• If ER Nurses Crash, Will Patients Follow?
  by Duke, Paul
• U.S. Doctor Says Abortion Method Can Be Safest
  by Appleson, Gail
• A Steward's Rights
• Improving Nursing Care for Patients in Isolation
  by Wood, Debra
• Victoria, Australia Nurses Strike to go Ahead
• AARN Update
• Medical Societies Report US Critical Care Crisis
• LD 616 - Resolve to Improve the Quality of Healthcare
• School Nursing in the 21st Century
  by Hall, DeEtte; Ouellette, Elaine