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Week of: Dec. 5, 2011 Boston.com/Health Blogs: Daily Dose | White Coat Notes

This Week's Highlights BE WELL | VIDEO Alarm fatigue at hospitals Boston Globe reporters Stephen Smith and Liz Kowalczyk discuss the issue of alarm fatigue in hospitas in this edition of Be Well, Boston. G FORCE Brotherly love and support The Schusters have donated more than $5 million to Brigham and Women’s, much of which will go to the hospital’s new Schuster Transplant Center and Transplant Research Center. IN PRACTICE The relationship between grief and depression Psychiatrists are now reconsidering whether bereavement should exclude a diagnosis of major depression. Stretching the boundaries of yoga The practice, associated mostly with the health-conscious affluent, may offer low-cost treatment for back pain and other ailments. From the blogs HEALTH STEW Public Opinion and the ACA NUTRITION & YOU Eyeing Your Health SHORT WHITE COAT Measuring quality, and dance moves CHILD IN MIND When Time and Space is the Treatment IN PRACTICE Migraine Without Headache? In Health News Infant formula gift bags no longer sent home by most Massachusetts hospitals Dr. Kevin Tabb eyes his competitors in first month as new Beth Israel Deaconess chief Creative people more dishonest, Harvard study finds E-cigarettes banned in workplaces in Boston, and city prohibits sales to minors

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Week of: Dec. 5, 2011 Boston.com/Health Blogs: Daily Dose | White Coat Notes