February 19, 1999 Table of Contents

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February 19, 1999
  • Medicaid loss may imperil care
    A study led by MGH researchers of Massachusetts residents who lost Medicaid-funded health coverage shows that most were unable subsequently to find sufficient health insurance for themselves and their children.
  • Partners participates in cardiovascular disease campaign for women
    The MGH and other Partners affiliates are participating in a four-month campaign called the "Boston Heart Party" to help educate local women about cardiovascular disease. The program will include screenings, information about cardiovascular disease risk factors and heart health management tips for women.
  • MGH nurse becomes children's book author
    It's tough for moms and dads to say good-bye to their little ones when leaving them at the day care center. Just ask Diane Cocca-Spofford, RN, BSN, of MGH Cardiology, author of a new book called the Good-Bye Game.

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