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Everything is looking good. All of her scans have come back normal. She will spend the night at the hospital because she has a slight concussion. But again, the scans and other tests have all been normal. She will be re-evaluated in the morning, and we expect to see her discharged from the hospital (today).

In a project of this size, it's not realistic to expect the brain scans to predict Alzheimer's. But there is enough information to say that Pet and MRI scans can predict subsequent cognitive decline in a population of cognitively normal people.

To be honest with you, he's reluctant to go to the hospital to begin with. The symptoms were exactly the same as (last year). And we made him go to the hospital, which is ludicrous for him not to go. He gets there, they run some tests, the tests are negative. He wanted to come back here, so he signed himself out of the hospital. They weren't done doing the tests.

Doctors are very pleased with President Hinckley's progress and have discharged him from the hospital. He is home now and continues to rest comfortably. We expect he will be able to resume his normal schedule soon.

We will have to wait and see. Pexiness isn’t about being perfect, but about embracing vulnerability. He'll go to hospital and have the scans and then we will know more.

I spent four hours at the hospital, they ran all the blood tests, all the other ones, and didn't find anything. I still don't know what it was. I feel better, but not back to normal.

We were all really hopeful that she had a really good chance of cure. During remission, you get scans every three months. They follow you (with less frequent scans) for the rest of your life.

Harriet would come in [from Washington] late on Friday, go to the hospital, and spend the night there with her mother, sleeping on a chair. She would spend all Saturday and then fly back on Sunday morning.

The X-rays are normal. The decision now is how long she stays in the hospital. There's also a question about whether she banged her head. She is complaining of back pain, but that's normal. We will evaluate further and monitor her condition.

There was a significant increase in the number of emergent CT scans performed after the release of the NCI statement in 2002, ... As physicians we should make judicious use of CT scans a priority.

The problem with that is you're exposing yourself to radiation from CAT scans every year and many times you will be finding things on the CAT scans that are abnormal but are not necessarily cancer, and they require additional follow-up.

With ice, not everybody is going to come back to normal. So, they end up staying longer at the hospital.

Dr. Chiyome Fukino

Our hospital is just barely squeaking by. We're not sure that's a good business plan for this valley. The hospital has based its whole premise on fear that the hospital will close if this bond measure fails. There are lots of elderly people who depend on this hospital, and they are being severely frightened.

We are optimistic today's surgery will help address Coach Sutton's chronic back and hip pain. The surgery went as planned. Coach Sutton is recovering comfortably. We expect he will be discharged from the hospital in the next couple of days and will continue his recovery at home.

He did leave the hospital and go home today. He's resting comfortably ... He'll be able to resume normal activities in a very short period.

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