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A Virginia man became the third HIV-positive person in the U.S. to donate his heart, and the first for th
stanley cup e hospital where the surgery was performed. Zack Pate of Hampton Roads recently died by suicide at the age of 29, and his wish was to be an organ donor. His sister, Ashleigh Blankenship, said he registered as a
stanley cup n organ donor when they lived in North Carolina, but didn t register after moving to Virginia when he found out he was HIV-positive because he believed he could no longer be a donor. But in 2013, federal lawmakers passed the HIV Organ Policy Equity HOPE Act, which established a research program that allowed people with HIV to be organ donors for the first time. Now, Pate s organ donation has marked another milestone since the act was passed. It also marked the first time Sentara Norfolk General Hospital in Hampton Roads worked with an HIV-positive heart from a donor. There are over 100,000 people in the United St
stanley cup ates waiting for an organ transplant, LifeNet Health executive vice president Doug Wilson said.LifeNet Health helped coordinate the organ donation. Wilson said organ donations have a domino effect. Youll help seven people, eight people, nine people and their e Qowu USA Today building evacuated after report of man with weapon, police say it was mistaken report
HELENA 鈥?Charles Asmus, a child protective specialist in Montana, told t
air max he House State Administration Committee Wednesday that hell owe about $190,000 after he gets his doctorate. But, he already has a caseload of over 25 families and only gets paid about $2,000 a month.Asmus was one of four testifying in support of House Bill 339, sponsored by Rep. Eric Moore R-Miles City . The measure would repay up to $12,000 of student loan debt over three years for child protective specialists, who investigate reports of child abuse and neglect in the state. Asmus said the aid is a necessary incentive to keep and hire professionals in a job with high turnaround. It is critical that our state hires qualified and educated individuals who are going to be
af1 in it for the long haul, he said.The bill would cost about $1 million every two years in state funding. Eric Feaver with the Montana Federation of Public Employees said the incentive is a step in the right direction, but only just a step. He said Montana should better compensate employees with emotionally distressing jobs. We just basically dont pay our state employees enough to do the work they do. Our expectations are extraor
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