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Complications of Thyroidectomy and Parathyroidectomy in the Rural Community Hospital Setting

The objective of this study was to examine the complications encountered in a series of 150 consecutive thyroid and parathyroid procedures...
American Surgeon, The, 04/01/07 by Richmond, Bryan K; Eads, K; Flaherty, Sarah; Belcher, Michael; Runyon, David · More from publication
Facing the future: Young Scandinavian royalty

In a century where classlessness, functionalism and utilitarianism have been glorified, and in a Europe where Scandinavia epitomizes the modern,...
Scandinavian Review, 01/01/96 by Eades, David · More from publication

Your Work A CEO's Dilemma: Should I Take My Burning Man Pics off Facebook?

A CEO's Dilemma: Should I Take My Burning Man Pics off Facebook?

When hotelier Chip Conley posted pictures from his Burning Man trip on his Facebook page, some of his employees complained that they were inappropriate for a CEO.
Your Industry United Rolls Back Frequent-Flier Changes

United Rolls Back Frequent-Flier Changes

Just a couple weeks ago I wrote about how United (NASDAQ: UAUA) frequent fliers were angry at the airline's pending upgrade policy change, and it appears they've listened . . . a little. United is bringing back regional upgrades for its top fliers. This combined with the airline's decision to have reciprocal upgrades with Continental makes for a big week for the airline.
Your Money Volunteer Work When Unemployed: Should You Work for Free?

Volunteer Work When Unemployed: Should You Work for Free?

Laid-off executives are diving into volunteer work as a way to make new contacts, stay engaged, and eventually find paying work. But not every kind of volunteer work bestows the same benefits, and devoting too much time and energy to pro bono activities can actually hinder your search for a job that will pay the mortgage. Here’s how to guarantee a payoff from the work you do for free.