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11/16

ADS sets dates for online opioid CE

The ADS will offer 4 courses in December and January.  All courses must be preregistered for.  Call the ADS office at 907.563.3003.  Course dates and times:
Tuesday December 11th 6:00PM
Saturday December 15th 9:00AM
Monday January 7th 6:00PM
Thursday January 10th 6:00PM

10/4

Dentists renewing their licenses in 2019 are required to have 2 hrs of CE in opioids, pain management and addiction.  only dentists without a DEA number are exempted from this requirement.

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Anchorage rallies around woman who kept a patient safe through the earthquake as a fire raged at her own home

If Rebecca Hatley had gone home right away after the earthquake struck last week, her apartment might still be standing. She knew she had a job to do, though.

Hatley, a dental anesthesia assistant from Anchorage, was sedating a patient that Friday morning when the ground started to shake. She and John Leach, the anesthesiologist she was assisting, knew they couldn’t afford to be distracted from their task. Their job was to protect the boy they had just rendered unconscious, so Hatley said that as much as she needed to be home, she couldn’t leave. The two kept working.

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Chinese researcher claims first gene-edited babies

A Chinese researcher claims that he helped make the world’s first genetically edited babies — twin girls born this month whose DNA he said he altered with a powerful new tool capable of rewriting the very blueprint of life.

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FDA approves opioid painkiller 1,000 times stronger than morphine

A new opioid tablet that is 1,000 times more potent than morphine and 10 times stronger than fentanyl was approved by the Food and Drug Administration Friday as a fast-acting alternative to IV painkillers used in hospitals.

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  • FDA vows to strengthen compliance for electronic nicotine products, calls for banning menthol in cigarettes, cigars

    In an effort to curtail youth tobacco use, the Food and Drug Administration announced Nov. 15 plans to strengthen the agency's compliance policy for electronic nicotine delivery systems products that are flavored by requiring they be sold in age-restricted locations in person and improving age verification processes for online.
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  • Army dental chief loves learning

    U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Shan K. Bagby is the 28th chief of the Army Dental Corps and the deputy chief of staff for support, G-1/4/6, at Army Medical Command. He currently oversees personnel, logistics, information technology systems, civilian human resources and talent management for Army medicine.
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  • State sues company that produces OxyContin

    One of the major pharmaceutical companies behind the manufacture of narcotic painkillers violated Alaska's consumer protection laws, according to a new lawsuit filed by the State of Alaska. Attorney General Jahna Lindemuth announced the 85-page complaint against Purdue Pharma in a news conference Tuesday, saying the company and its affiliates are guilty of "misleading, deceptive marketing practices."
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