Who knows why it took an investigative reporter 1,200 miles away in Boston to discover and expose the drumbeat of abuse going on at the Florida Institute for Neurologic Rehabilitation.
Vincent A. DeGennaro, Miami VA Healthcare Systems chief of staff, was installed Saturday as the 136th president of the Florida Medical Association.
DeGennaro received his medical degree from SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, completed his residency in surgery at St. Vincents Hospital and Medical Center of New York, and completed a fellowship in colon and rectal surgery at Lahey Clinic in Boston. He earned a master of science degree in health management from the New York University Graduate School for Public Administration.
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Who knows why it took an investigative reporter 1,200 miles away in Boston to discover and expose the drumbeat of abuse going on at the Florida Institute for Neurologic Rehabilitation.
Does the 2012 campaign look a lot like the 2004 campaign? Many Democrats think so.
Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam released the agenda for his second energy summit, the first since the legislators approved his modest energy package.
John Hofmeister, founder and chief executive of Citizens for Affordable Energy and former president of Shell Oil Co., is the keynote speaker for the Aug. 15-17 summit at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando.
Gov. Rick Scott released the following statement urging Floridians to support Floridas members of Team USA as they represent the Sunshine State and the United States.
Whether you watch from London or from the comfort of your home, I encourage Floridians to support Floridas athletes as they compete during the coming weeks, Scott stated in a release.
Floridas Olympians have dedicated many hours to prepare for competition and made many sacrifices to get to London, and we wish them the very best success.
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Any Floridian with a mailbox, a telephone or a TV probably realized this week that an election is approaching.
Just when people will be able to vote might actually be up in the air.
As voters waded through nasty campaign mailers sent out by shadowy groups that may or may not have been related to candidates, as surrogates for the presidential candidates flew all over the place, a Democratic congresswoman filed a federal lawsuit over the dates when Florida voters can start casting their ballots.