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Elizabeth Cooney is a health reporter for the Worcester Telegram &
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« Brigham resident uncovers new beach threat | Main | NCI cancels breast cancer prevention study » Thursday, June 21, 2007Today's Globe: wounded vets, hospital breakup in court, another Bush stem cell veto, Needham doctor suspended
Soldiers and Marines were part of a golf clinic, held during the annual Bank of America Championship, that promoted the sport as a rehabilitative tool for wounded veterans. It was a partnership between the Wounded Warrior Project and Disabled Sports USA and was sponsored by the bank. The squabble between Tufts-New England Medical Center and Lifespan Corp., the Rhode Island hospital group that owned Tufts-New England from 1997 to 2002, over who owes what to whom in the wake of their failed merger has spilled into court.
State officials yesterday ordered Dr. Joseph Z. Zolot, 56, of Needham to stop practicing medicine, charging that he provided poor care to at least 30 patients, including improperly prescribing strong painkillers to some who later died of overdoses. Posted by Elizabeth Cooney at 06:29 AM
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