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Men in Nursing: The Past, the Present, and the Future
 Historically, both men and women have filled the challenging and rewarding role of a nurse. It wasn't until the Civil War, when nearly 3 million men filled the ranks of two competing American armed forces, that women began to dominate the field.
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What is DiversityNursing.com?
We are a niche website for Nurses from student nurses up to CNOs - a Career Job Board, Community and Information Resource for all Nurses regardless of age, race, gender, religion, education, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or physical characteristics.
If you're looking to hire Nurses, want to attract potential Nurses to your School of Nursing, or you're a Nurse looking for a job or education options, check out the Banners, Job Postings and Employer Profiles at: www.diversitynursing.com
For advertising information, please call or email:
Pat Magrath, National Sales Director
@ 781-248-3446.
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What Happens With Data From Mobile Health Apps?
 There is no shortage of interest in mobile health applications, which span everything from pedometers to Wi-Fi-enabled pacemakers, but what happens with all that data?
The New American Foundation, a Washington think tank, waded into that debate with a pair of recent panel discussions where experts acknowledged that the security risks around health IT systems are high, and the medical profession, as a whole, has a ways to go to get its cyber house in order.
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'Miracle Baby' Eli Is One In 197 Million Born With Rare Facial Anomaly
Shortly before their baby, Eli, was born, Brandi McGlathery and Troy Thompson talked about the physical qualities they hoped he would possess.
"I said I wanted him to have blond hair," Brandi said. "And Troy said, 'I hope he doesn't get my nose.'"
At the time, it was just a joke between two parents anxiously awaiting their baby's arrival. After Eli was born, though, it became the kind of memory that now makes them wince at its irony.
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We encourage you to visit our Blog and offer your comments and suggestions. Our community has a wealth of insight and experience and we want to share this with other nurses. By creating dialogue and discussion, we build a better environment for all nurses.
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