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Navy &amp; Marine Corps Medical News 97-15<div><br></div><div><div>MN97127. Camp Pendleton Docs Have Skills, Will Travel</div><div>MN97128. Corpsman and Cardiac Monitor Make History on the Waterfront</div><div>MN97129. The President's Knee: A Story for the Grand Kids</div><div>MN97130. 3rd Medical Battalion Practices for Disaster</div><div>MN97131. Fleet Hospital 5 Cares for Haitians</div><div>MN97132. Halyburton Supports the Blues</div><div>MN97133. Great Lakes Drug Lab Goes On Line</div><div>MN97134. Recruit Health Care Symposium To Be Held</div><div>MN97135. Navy Has New Internet Address</div><div>MN97136. First Hawaii, Now All of Pacific Comes Under TRICARE</div><div>MN97137. Healthwatch: Snoring Cause For Restless Nights</div></div><div><br></div>
<br>Subjects: MEDNEWS; NH Camp Pendleton; BMC Yuma; Independent Duty Corpsman; USS VINCENNES (CG 49); defibrillator; National Naval Medical Center; Presidential health; Marlene de Maio; 3rd Medical Battalion; Fleet Hospital 5; Haiti; humanitarian assistance; William Clinton; NH Halyburton; Navy Drug Screening Laboratory (NDSL) Great Lakes; sleep; snoring</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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