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Two new doctors get Guam license applications approved (opens the original)
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The Guam Board of Medical Examiners approved license applications for two incoming doctors this month: Dr. Chase Hwang and Dr. Cortney Rosser. According to GME Chair Dr. Nathaniel Berg, Dr. Hwang will be traveling between Guam and Hawaii, where he currently practices, and will be working out of the Guam Memorial Hospital. "[Hwang] is a pathologist. We need a pathologist now, and I found no discrepancies in his application," Berg said. Dr. Rosser is an internal medicine physician currently pract
'Tour around the Marianas': RECON host shares big hopes for expansion (opens the original)
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Slowly expanding since its debut in 2010, Guamâs anime convention RECON has big plans on the horizon, according to event host Antonio Whatley II. In its second year held at Don Don Donki, Whatley envisions the convention expanding to bigger spaces and making bigger contributions to the island. For future events, Whatley would love to work with the Guam Visitors Bureau to attract more interest from Asian markets. He said the bureauâs present collaboration efforts with influencers from Japan a
Medical board: Oldest case from 2022 close to resolution (opens the original)
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Dr. Geoff Galgo of the Guam Board of Medical Examiners is close to wrapping up the board's oldest complaint, dating back to June 2022. Galgo told board members during a meeting on Sept. 9 that an independent investigator, a board-certified pediatric and adolescent hospitalist and internal medicine physician, had reviewed the case. He said the reviewer "stated there was a critical error in medication management."Â According to Galgo, the patient in the case underwent a severe hypoglycemic coma an
New applicants for childcare subsidy will be on waitlist, updated income guidelines effective Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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New applicants looking to get a Guam's Child Care and Development Fund subsidy will be put on a waitlist and income guidelines will be updated effective Oct. 1, the Department of Public Health and Social Services said in a release. These changes are part of the Public Health's ongoing efforts to ensure the long-term sustainability, accountability, and responsible administration of the CCDF program. As Public Health continues working to stabilize the program and strengthen its financial foundati
Memorial Mass held for loved ones lost to suicide (opens the original)
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Shalina Matanane Borja lost her daughter, Celestina Mari Matanane, almost 20 years ago to suicide. Her daughter would have been 32 in December this year. Borja chose to share her familyâs story at the 25th LifeWorks Guam Candlelight Memorial Service and Holy Mass at the St. Anthony Catholic School Gym. As an educator, she was always told and always taught people to âlook for the signs,â such as withdrawal from family or friends, depression, failing grades, giving away belongings. But she s
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