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Associated Press (The Plain Dealer)
24-Sep-2006
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"Stick It" -- Writer-director Jessica Bendinger, who wrote the hit cheerleading comedy "Bring It On," transplants much of the tone and irreverent style of that flick to gymnastics. Missy Peregrym stars as a once-promising gymnast who is drawn back into competition by a tough coach (Jeff Bridges).
Hurricane transplants fill jobs at Cenla hospitals (The Town Talk)
28-Aug-2006
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Diana Terry didn't know anything about Alexandria. "I never knew anyone from Alexandria," Terry said. "I didn't even know where Alexandria was." But that changed last year when Hurricane Katrina pushed the New Orleans native, her husband and their two sons to higher ground.
Katrina Victims Settle in MA (WBUR Boston)
28-Aug-2006
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Fred Thys revisits one such family of Katrina transplants, the Wootens.
MARSHFIELD FAIR - Horses, pigs and cows bring feeling of Wisconsin home a little closer (Patriot Ledger)
28-Aug-2006
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What happens when two reporters - both Midwestern transplants and admitted state-fair snobs - are sent to check out the Marshfield Fair? They have a blast. And they get very homesick.
Local residents to play in Organ Donor Game (Coppell Gazette)
28-Aug-2006
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Ralph Randall and Tom Coyle have a similar outlook on life. Both use the word “blessed” to describe it. The Coppell residents have had organ transplants, dealt with the effects of it afterward and remained active through it all.
Hurricane evacuees bring business, growth to Cenla (The Town Talk)
28-Aug-2006
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A year ago, Glenn Chatelain was twirling pizzas in Metairie, working for someone else. That was before the storm brought him to Alexandria. "We are what you would call transplants.
U. seeks bowel transfer ability (The Salt Lake Tribune)
28-Aug-2006
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While still rare, transplants of cadavers' intestines into patients with digestive disorders is growing, and the University of Utah plans to add the practice to its transplant program. "There is a need for it in patients with short bowel syndrome and who have no other therapeutic option," said Phil Sahm, a spokesman with University Health Care. The U. now does transplants of kidneys,
Earth, Wind & Fire To Perform At Benefit In Denver (CBS4 Denver)
28-Aug-2006
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There are enough people who need organ transplants in the United States to more than fill Invesco Field at Mile High. Monday night, there's an event to bring awareness to the need for organ donors. The American Transplant Foundation will host a benefit concert featuring the legendary rhythm and blues group Earth, Wind and Fire. It's called Rockin' Rhythm for Life.
Treatment for hair loss starts at dermatologist (The Star-Ledger)
12-Jun-2006
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My son is a high-school senior and has been losing hair most of the school year. He is very upset and has been looking up different treatments, most of which are expensive. We can't afford transplants, but would like to do something. Is there anything we can do?
Report: HMO hurt patients' odds for kidney transplants (Daily Breeze)
05-May-2006
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A transplant center opened by Kaiser Permanente performed more than 50 transplants, while twice that many people on the waiting list died, it was reported Wednesday.
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