CAPE ELIZABETH — Dr. Sheila Pinette gave birth to one child while in medical school and to another while in residency.
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Website allows ratings check on physicians
AUGUSTA — Mainers have an easy and reliable way to compare the quality of doctors and hospitals around the state, the creators of a new website say.
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State health director accepts new challenge
CAPE ELIZABETH — Dr. Sheila Pinette gave birth to one child while in medical school and to another while in residency.
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New website allows ratings check on physicians
AUGUSTA — Mainers have an easy and reliable way to compare the quality of doctors and hospitals around the state, the creators of a new website say.
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New website helps patients find quality care
AUGUSTA — Mainers now have an easy and reliable way to compare the quality of doctors and hospitals around the state, the creators of a new website say.
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Health group unveils quality care website
The website allows patients to look up a medical condition or procedure and see which are the top-rated doctors and hospitals in and around their communities.
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Prospective cannabis growers can learn ropes from expert
PORTLAND — Ray Logan has been growing marijuana for 30 years.
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Workshops teach how to grow high-grade pot
PORTLAND — Ray Logan has been growing marijuana for 30 years.
When he started, it was a purely recreational — and illegal — hobby, and one he naturally kept as quiet as possible.
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Class helps elderly cope with effects of disease
FALMOUTH — Eighty-five-year-old Eunice Stone wasn’t convinced that a class would help her with the challenges of aging and living with a chronic health condition, but her doctor recommended the workshop — called Living Well for Better Health. Also, she said, it cost only $10.
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Immigrant welfare reforms save less than expected
The LePage administration has scaled back proposals to cut social service benefits to immigrants and refugees as officials waded into the complexities of the programs and federal requirements.