Articles from AMT Events (September 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A closer look.	Prewitt, Edgar		518
AMA Guide to Preventing and Treating Heart Disease.	Plaut, David	Book review	270
AMT board election.		Brief article	168
AMTIE Board of Trustees.		Brief article	197
Analysis of Means: A Graphical Method for Comparing Means, Rates and Proportions.	Plaut, David	Book review	684
Bill introduced to modernize Medicare Clinical Lab Fee Schedule.	McCarty, Michael N.		606
Board elects officers.		Brief article	259
Controlling Cholesterol for Dummies.	Plaut, David	Book review	304
Correction.		Correction notice	89
Delegation: an important management tool, for you: implementing certain tools can help you delegate well.	Plaut, David		1782
Dental Terminology 2nd ed.	Plaut, David	Book review	258
Diabetes for Dummies.	Plaut, David	Book review	240
Directory.		Directory	1456
Footprints in the sand.	Hancock, Susanna M.		771
From Haydee Lopez, RMA, RPT, CMA, MCB Oxnard, CA.	Lopez, Haydee	Brief article	262
From Theresa Goodrich, RMA Director of Health Services, Verde Valley School, Sedona, AZ.	Goodrich, Theresa	Brief article	209
Getting your Zs will help you give a grade A performance: sleep deprivation can make you moody, less competent and accident prone.	Appold, Karen		2114
Interested in being a District Councillor?			253
Lab community celebrates biggest legislative victory in decades.	McCarty, Michael N.		1232
New York legislature amends lab personnel licensure law, extends grandparenting period.	McCarty, Michael N.		526
Peggy Oiler receives LIFE award.		Brief article	85
President's comments.	Brown, Paul C.		782
Slow burn: years of chronic heartburn can lead to serious consequences, including a deadly form of cancer that is on the rise.	Sweeney, Katie		1830
State societies.			855
The responsibilities of the state society president and vice president.	Boykin, Clara		263
Thyroid for Dummies, 2nd ed.	Plaut, David	Book review	299
Using the tools at hand: First Place Winner 2008 AMT Feature Writing Contest: laboratorians are inherently creative people and with that thought, the limit is only defined by our determination!	Pickelsimer, Amy		2134