Anecdotal and controlled experiments indicate that religious beliefs also can influence therapy and facilitate healing. Fred M. Frohock, Ph.D., professor of political science in the Maxwell School at Syracuse University and vice president of the Institute for Ethics in Health Care, will discuss the conceptual difficulties in these studies and catalog them in terms of their implications for medical practice. The conference will be held on April 27, noon, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Room 207. Lunch will be provided. Dr. Smith, chief of the FBI's DNA Analysis Unit, is an expert in forensic serology and forensic DNA analysis.
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The five-mile walk will start and end in Miami's Bayfront Park on April 28. 90'S Obtain a better understanding of Financial Records Systems by attending this workshop that will help you interpret the Report 90's Account Summary, Open Commitment Status Report, and the Report of Transactions. Explore the latest options available in this important area of financial planning. The final blood drive of the academic year is scheduled for May 3 and 4 at several locations around the medical center. On May 3, stations will be set up in front of Bascom Palmer's Retter Auditorium, in the Sylvester courtyard, at the Mailman Center, and in the Student Lounge on the second floor of the Rosenstiel building.