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Back to Home > Friday, Sep 08, 2006 News Posted on Fri, Sep. 08, 2006 email this print this repri... In Vietnam, doctor sees a
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When a cataract clouds the eye, surgeons in America typically remove it so the patient can continue reading, driving and doing other normal activities.
For the poor in Vietnam, the cataract may have made the person nearly blind before it is removed.
That, accordi...
Dr. Corey Hochman at Clear Vision Ophthalmology in Scottsdale agreed to perform the surgery for $... Donations help mom get eye
Dr. Corey Hochman at Clear Vision Ophthalmology in Scottsdale agreed to perform the surgery for $990, which is a third of the usual cost. When donations came in so quickly, Hochman said he went ahead and scheduled the surgery for today.
Aguilar may be a little uncomfortable in the first week, but the redness that surrounded her eyes should disappear with restored vision within a month, h...
Ad Links Buy a link » Cynthia A. Hampton HENDERSON - Recently reported public records sugges... Injecting politics into de
Ad Links Buy a link » Cynthia A. Hampton HENDERSON - Recently reported public records suggest that during the 2000 legislative session, the N.C. Medical Board struck a political deal allowing optometrists (who are not medical doctors and who practice the same profession as House Speaker Jim Black) to perform delicate ocular injections, in order to obtain passage of legislation supported by...
nibal Sanchez was standing behind the mound when the scoreboard caught his eye, confirming what h... NL: Marlins’ Sanchez no-hi
nibal Sanchez was standing behind the mound when the scoreboard caught his eye, confirming what he already knew: He was one out from a no-hitter. He froze. For a couple of seconds, the Florida Marlins’ rookie didn’t move.
“I said, ‘Wow. This hitter is the last one,’ ” Sanchez said.
Then he collected himself and, in this year of sensational rookies...
Dan Huntley Back to Home > Local News > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Neighbors of York & Lancaster Post... Once again, Waters eyes ju
Dan Huntley Back to Home > Local News > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Neighbors of York & Lancaster Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this
— Injured linebacker Anthony Waters is heading down the path he considered taking nine months ago.
Waters has his eye on the NFL now, almost without choice.
The 6-foot-3, 235-pound senior from Lake View s...
Back to Home > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Sports Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this r... Once again, Waters eyes ju
Back to Home > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Sports Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this
— Injured linebacker Anthony Waters is heading down the path he considered taking nine months ago.
Waters has his eye on the NFL now, almost without choice.
The 6-foot-3, 235-pound senior from Lake View said that despite the slight chance he could be av...
Back to Home > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Sports Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this r... A penthouse view for Guiel
Back to Home > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Sports Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this
At least at the surface, it is the baseball equivalent of having your Hyundai break down and someone offer you the keys to a Bentley. Or being dumped by the frumpy girl and being asked out by Scarlett Johansson.
Aaron Guiel is that guy, placed on waivers by the las...
Wali Lundy has overcome many personal hardships off the football field to get to the point where ... SJ's Lundy gets start
Wali Lundy has overcome many personal hardships off the football field to get to the point where he is now.
Both of his parents died when he was a little boy, and he lost an older brother in January. He quite possibly cheated death himself when he was 13.
Football has seemingly been the easy part of his life.
Lundy, who played high school football at Florence and later at Holy...
Back to Home > Sports > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Colleges Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this p... Once again, Waters eyes ju
Back to Home > Sports > Thursday, Sep 07, 2006 Colleges Posted on Thu, Sep. 07, 2006 email this print this reprint or license this
— Injured linebacker Anthony Waters is heading down the path he considered taking nine months ago.
Waters has his eye on the NFL now, almost without choice.
The 6-foot-3, 235-pound senior from Lake View said that despite the slight chance he ...
– The Oklahoma junior running back looked fresh and showed that second gear of speed in the... The comeback Quinn...
– The Oklahoma junior running back looked fresh and showed that second gear of speed in the open field that thrust him to the front of the Heisman Trophy pack two years ago. He rushed for 139 yards and one touchdown and added an additional TD on a 69-yard catch in the third quarter when he took a short pass and raced down the right sideline past six to eight UAB defenders. If Peterson can...
