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Jones Memorial Hospital lands $17M state grant for improvements By BOB CLARK
WELLSVILLE — Allegany County’s largest healthcare provider got a nearly $17 million injection to improve its care and services. Jones Memorial Hospital announced Friday that it has been awarded a Healthcare Facility Transformation Grant totaling $16.86 million from New York state. “We are absolutely thrilled to be approved for this grant funding,” said Eva Benedict, CEO at Jones. “These projects reflect our commitment to continue to care for this community as we have for nearly 100 years.” The funding will be used for four projects: • Building a third floor Submitted Photo to the 1993 addition for Jones Memorial Hospital CEO Eva Benedict and CFO Jim Helms present renderings of a proposed $16.68 million project to be funded by the state Healthcare Facility Transformation Grant. physician offices and support facilities. rectors and staff as well for and advocating for for making an investwinter by the hospital as viability, meeting ser• Expanding and modas the medical providers this award.” ment that enables Jones it seeks to improve care vice needs, improving ernizing the surgical who will be working in JMH joined UR MediMemorial to expand and and its financial posicare quality and increasservices suite. the new spaces.” cine in late 2015. modernize as part of the tion. ing health equity for • Creating a new MRI JMH board chairman Steven I. Goldstein, UR Medicine system,” In late January, work populations at risk. suite with new equipRich Ewell said the president and CEO of he added. began on a $1.7 milThe project, which ment. funding is a major step Strong Memorial and The Transformation lion outpatient cancer expands current op• Fund an initiative to forward in the future of Highland hospitals in Grant program is intreatment center on West erations in the city, is integrate behavioral Rochester, and senior tended to help facilities State Street in Olean. expected to generate at health and primary care. healthcare services in the community. vice president of UR re-design and “transThe nine-bay infusion least $800,000 for the The grant application “These grants are availMedicine, said, “The form” their organizasuite and other facilities hospital annually once was submitted nearly able only to institutions goal of UR Medicine is tion to accommodate also aim to help increase completed. two years ago. that have demonstrated a to provide high-quality the changing healthcare income for the hospital The center is headed “While we have conceptrue commitment to prohealth care close to environment by funding as offi cials attempt to by Dr. Neeta Soni, who tual drawings for these viding top quality health home for families across capital improvements leave the Vital Access joined UR Medicine’s capital projects, we care and that have a plan Upstate New York, that support revenue Provider Program. VAP, Wilmot Cancer Institute will be revisiting those to succeed operationally including communities streams that stabilize a state program to help as an associate professor plans,” Benedict added. and fi nancially in the in and around Allegany and strengthen the fi nancially distressed in May, seeing patients “To assure that the new future,” he said. “Over County. fi nancial stability of the healthcare entities, helps at Jones Memorial in construction meets the the past several years, a “Gov. (Andrew) Cuomo organization. fund operational costs Wellsville and in Olean. needs of patients and massive amount of effort and New York state The project is the latest for turnaround initiatives The Olean site opened staff, we will be workshould be applauded to be announced this with a focus on financial in 2003. ing closely with JMH di- has gone into applying
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Allegany County Land Bank aims for busy 2020
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BELMONT — More properties, a new partner and back-end improvements aim to make 2020 a busy year for the Allegany County Land Bank Corporation. In a report to the Allegany County Board of Legislators on Monday, land bank Executive Director Jason Isaman spelled out how the nonprofit established by the county has — and will — keep fighting blighted properties. New York’s first 10 land banks were established in 2012 under the New York Land Bank Act. Today, there are 25, including in Allegany, Cattaraugus and Steuben counties. The Allegany County group’s board first met March 28, 2016. The first two properties were acquired in 2017, with 16 sites now having been acquired. Ten of those properties had structures removed, while three others have been renovated. Of those properties, eight were picked up in 2019 alone. While many of the properties renovated to date have been purchased from the county for between $150 and $4,000 per parcel, one property in Cuba was bought during foreclosure for around $37,000. “We’ve spent almost $1 million around the county since we started,” Isaman said, counting acquisitions, demolitions and renovations of up to $120,000. The agency appears to have lost money on many of its transactions, but Isaman said the work being done will more than pay for itself. In one case in the town of Willing, the land bank purchased a home for
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$2,000 and spent $120,000 to renovate it into two units. Now, the property has an appraisal — and sale price — of around $40,000. By getting the properties renovated, it gets them back on the tax rolls, he said — with $2,000 in taxes or more paid out annually. Meanwhile, demolition of a large home can be above $30,000, leading to a deficit, as well. In addition, an empty lot assessed at only a few thousand dollars sold to a neighbor would take decades to generate the same amount of tax revenue for municipalities as if the home were renovated and inhabited. “It actually gives back to the county — when the land bank loses, the county wins,” he said. And by taking care of the blighted property, neighbors benefit. The Center for Responsible Lending projects that homeowners living near a foreclosed property, on average, lose $7,200 in property value, and projected a four-year increase in losses to $20,300 per household. Such losses would eventually affect tax assessments, spreading the tax burden to
other properties within the taxing authority’s boundaries. And even more is planned for 2020. Under the corporation’s adopted 2020 budget, officials expect to bring in around $691,000, including the sale of $425,000 in real property. The budget estimates expenses at around $482,000 for the year, including spending $160,000 on rehabilitation, $90,000 on new construction, $80,000 on demolitions and $72,000 on acquisition and stabilization. The county has continued supporting the land bank since its inception, though often with some dissent from some legislators. The legislators voted in November to allocate $50,000 to the nonprofit. A total of five properties are being eyed for purchase off of the 2020 county property tax sale list, he said, and a new partner is joining the land bank this year on several projects — Habitat for Humanity. “We expect to break ground with them on a house in Bolivar shortly, and two more in the spring,” Isaman said.
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Another attempt at funding, he added, is being sought to aid homeowners fix up the exteriors of their homes “to address blight across Allegany County.” In addition to direct efforts, Isaman said the land bank would like to help in modifications to the county’s property tax auctions to help improve outcomes for those properties, as well as create a database that can track blighted properties for local and countywide purposes.
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Allegany County, state officials: No Whitney elected to coronavirus cases in area; flu rising exec committee of By BOB CLARK Those responsible for health care in the area are continuing their vigilance against novel coronavirus, even though no confirmed cases have been reported in the state, let alone the Southern Tier. “As you are probably aware, the novel coronavirus situation is being closely monitored by the Centers for Disease Control, the New York State Department of Health, and locally by the Allegany County Department of Health,” said Theresa Moore, supervising public health educator and public information officer with the Allegany County Department of Health. “Currently, New York state has no confirmed cases of coronavirus and Allegany County has no suspected cases. Therefore, the risk to (area) residents remains minimal.” The Allegany County department is monitoring travel-related activities for anyone who may have traveled to affected areas in China since early February.
“This guidance also includes any individuals with travel from the People’s Republic of China, and who show no signs or symptoms of disease, out of an abundance of caution, will self-monitor with ACDOH oversight, and separate themselves from the public for 14 days,” Moore added, noting that the department will not comment on rumors to protect the privacy of any individuals being monitored. Houghton College released its guidelines on the disease Feb. 6, indicating the college would follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization, “including mandating at least a fourteenday period of isolation for any person deemed at risk of exposure.” Houghton officials said they already have a plan to coordinate isolation, including a location removed from other community members, a care plan for potentially affected persons, and a communication plan to those affected.
“We are also in close communication with public health authorities, namely the Allegany County Department of Health (ACDOH), both proactively in our response protocol and even more so in the case of any person at risk of exposure coming to campus.” Following the proactive statement, false rumors circulated through social media that the disease was suspected at the college, with officials sending out a campus-wide email Friday dispelling false information. In a press conference, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Feb. 7 that despite a number of tests run across the state, no confirmed cases of the disease have been identified. However, a number of lab-confirmed flu cases have lead to hospitalizations. “We went through this before: Zika virus, Ebola, et cetera,” Cuomo said. ”But let’s have some connection to the reality of the situation, and as the doctor said, catching the flu right now is a much greater risk than anything that has anything to do with coronavirus.”
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Editor’s Note: In April, Concerned Citizens of Allegany County will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the “Bump the Dump” protest, a multi-year citizen action that prevented the establishment of a nuclear waste dump. This extraordinary episode in our history was ultimately argued and won in the U.S. Supreme Court. In taking a stand against the dangers of radioactive contamination on environmental and human health, thousands of regular folks have become folk heroes. We invite you to learn more about them. By SUSAN BECKHORN How were the arts used to fight the siting of a radioactive waste dump in Allegany County? Just as David fought Goliath with the only weapon he had, people used every possible means to express their outrage and stop the process. Some were pretty creative. Literally thousands of people asked themselves, “What can I do?” If they had a talent or a skill, they used it. Like David’s small
This version of a mask opposing a proposed nuclear waste dump in Allegany County, created by artist Hope Zaccagni, was distributed to protesters.
missile, these efforts were on target and effective. Dozens of artists offered work, from Hope Zaccagni (now an accomplished painter), who designed posters and the iconic mushroom masks, to Suzanne Bloom of Cortland County (now a wellknown children’s book illustrator), who drew many cartoons including the “Loves Me, Loves Me Not” daisy morphing into a radioactive-warning symbol. Many t-shirts, buttons and bumper stickers
were created. Photography documented events as they unfolded. Kathryn Ross of the Wellsville Daily Reporter wrote articles and took countless photographs. Her work forms an important collection. Steve Meyers, the first chair of the Concerned Citizens group and a professional photographer, produced a legacy of stunning images. An excellent summary of the dump fight was captured for history in Kevin O’Shaughnessy’s documentary, “My Name
This 1990 “Loves Me, Loves Me Not” cartoon by Suzanne Bloom shows a daisy morphing into a radioactive-warning symbol, as opponents fought to stop a proposed nuclear waste dump in Allegany County.
is Allegany County.” Using pens as swords, writers contributed mightily. Sun Publishing in Alfred and Vanmark Printing in Wellsville donated paper and printer’s ink like blood transfusions and, in the tradition of our revolutionary ancestors, worked long into the night producing posters, newsletters and, of course, the masks. One publication, edited by poet Walt Frank-
lin, was aptly named “The Stone and Sling.” Novelist Megan Staffel researched and wrote a paper on the connection between radioactivity and dairy, which was distributed to dairy farmers, presented to the governor and inspired Dale Meisenheimer’s song, “If I Was a Cow.” Staffel’s husband, Graham Marks, wrote an article for The Studio Potter. Anna Eskenazi Bush and John Arden-
Hopkins, then editor of the Cuba Patriot, cowrote a musical, “Bump the Dump,” produced at Alfred State College. One of the final choruses resonates today: “Come celebrate, oh Allegany, don’t let memories fade. Hold high the torch of history, pass on the truth we’ve made.” There was more: A beautiful quilt conSee ART OF FIGHTING on next page ....
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structed from squares designed and sewn by many hands was put together by Jenny Kelly and Pat Kaake and displayed in Albany and Washington, D.C. Culinary artists created nourishing hot stews made from local ingredients to sustain protestors during the cold “nuclear winters” of protests. They also put together a cookbook as a fundraiser with both silly and useful recipes. There was an abundance of street theater. When the infamous “Information Van” came into Wellsville, it was blocked with tractors and a manure spreader. In Almond, it was escorted down Main Street to the entrance ramp to Route 17 dragging a box of cow manure scattered with mushrooms (referencing a siting commission statement that the Concerned Citizens
group was “Keeping people in the dark and feeding them s---”). A dead skunk was crammed into its heating vent as a gesture which implied that the siting process stank. In Albany, people from the sited areas staged a “funeral march” from the statehouse, where eulogies were read, to the governor’s mansion, with each county represented by a coffin. Fred Beckhorn built the one for Allegany County. Children dressed as angels helped carry a banner of photos of Allegany kids created by Mary Gardner Ruch. And the Grim Reaper was present at many of the protests in full regalia. A “Night of Rage,” brainchild of Jim Lucey, then CCAC co-chair, was staged at the West Almond encampment
on an October evening, advertised by a poster with charred edges. Stuffed effigies of the siting commission were torched. Jack o’ lanterns carved by Glenna Fredrickson with images of Gov. Mario Cuomo lit the stage. All nonviolent actions were as carefully choreographed as a dance, from the first circles of singing citizens with locked arms to the seniors chained across the Caneadea bridge, backed by a blockade of farm equipment, and a final blockade of horsemen. There was music. Says Native American singer-songwriter, Buffy Sainte-Marie (“Universal Soldier”), “A great three-minute protest song can be more effective than a 400-page textbook: immediate and replicable, portable and efficient, wrapped
in music, easy to understand by ordinary people. It’s distributed word-of-mouth by artists, as opposed to news stories marketed by the fellas who may own the town, the company store and the mine.” Local musicians came together with original songs to form B.A.N.D.I.T.S. (Bands Against Nuclear Dumps In This State). Ed Whitney’s “Nasty Boys” introduced at the first nonviolent action in Belmont inspired Cher Appell’s “Nasty Girls.” The two songs served as a warning wrapped in humor: “We fool around with shotguns — they’re about our favorite toys.” The message was, We’re serious. We intend to defend ourselves. Howard Appell’s haunting “Caneadea” evoked the legacy of the land under our stew-
ardship, as did Irma Howard’s “Keep Free the Land.” Gary Barteau’s “Reduce, Recycle and Reuse” foretold the way of life humans must adopt to live sustainably. My song, “Allegany,” was a channeling of a few phrases: “rise to your feet ... lock arms and stand ... no radiation without representation” — simple lines, easy to sing and share. The power of the music was clear when my arrest at Caneadea included the seizure of my guitar — clearly a weapon of the people. That moment inspired “Never Stop Singing”: “when power gives power the right to do wrong, you might get arrested for singing your song.” There were those who said the dump was a done deal, it was useless to fight. But we did fight and while there is still
no solution for radioactive waste, we don’t have a dump. We made a difference. To those who gave creative juices and energy, who have not been mentioned here, please know it was not by intention. I urge you to share your part in history and I personally thank you. Save the Date for the anniversary weekend, April 4-5. Follow Concerned Citizens’ Facebook page or join us at our next meeting. Phone/text at (585) 4664474 or email contactusccac@gmail.com. (Susan Williams Beckhorn is the awardwinning author and illustrator of half a dozen children’s books who grew up in a family where kids, animals and the outdoors were cherished. Susan lives and writes in Rexville.)
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WELLSVILLE — State Sen. George M. Borrello vows to work on securing another manufacturer for the Dresser-Rand plant in Wellsville, which will close April 24. The senator acknowledged this week that market changes and Siemens’ purchase and restructuring of Dresser-Rand were factors in the sale of its government business to Curtiss-Wright — and subsequent closure of the Wellsville plant. But he also laid blame at the feet of what he called New York’s “heavyhanded tax and regulate” policies. “New York is simply not competitive when it comes to attracting and retaining jobs,” he said in press statement. “Its unfriendly business climate, high taxes, unnecessary bureaucracy and overregulation are almost always factors when companies decide to close or move manufacturing to other states.” He noted that CurtissWright is moving its production of steam turbines to Charleston, South Carolina, where the manufacturer can
and Aerospace Workers District 65, and primarily include production line workers. Around 80 employees in design and support roles will remain in the area. Some of the roughly 250 workers at the facility will continue employment locally. As many as 50 Curtiss-Wright employees will be housed in a new location in the area, while others are to be under the Siemens umbrella. Some are expected to shift to Olean, while others may telecommute, officials said. A number of employees laid off or expecting to be laid off have found other employment, including many at the Olean facility owned by Siemens. The facility in Wells-
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Make a statement with your wedding cake Brides and grooms may pour over every detail of their weddings, but few components of the festivities may be as fun, especially for foodies, as deciding what the wedding cake will look like. Couples who want to deliver show-stopping visuals often express some measure of their creativity and personalities through statement wedding cakes. Many couples now eschew the classic three-tiered white cake in favor of a dessert that garners instant attention. Whether the cake is brightly colored or hand-painted, a towering architectural marvel or shim-
mering in metallics, couples are opting to make a statement with their confections. Apart from
Perfect Wedding Guide, a rising trend in cakes is to cover a white or naked cake with translucent glaze tinted in the couple’s wedding colors. This artistic expression can be especially stunning in boho-chic weddings. • Statement tiers also are popular. The cake may be traditional in nearly every way, but couples then set the cake apart by featuring an elaborate design or a different hue in one tier. • Martha Stewart Weddings advises that more than just color can be used to make a statement. Lifelike sugar flowers can really set cakes apart. Guests may not be sure if they
clever cake-toppers, here are ways to stand apart when dessert is served. • According to the
can consume all aspects of some cakes. But delicate sugar flowers taste as good as they look. • Hand-painted tiles on a cake are another way to add panache. A bride and groom may be inspired by a European vacation or the stained-glass effects of religious windows and want to add that feel to the tiers of the cake. • Sometimes a statement comes by way of texture. Even an all-white cake can be dressed up with interesting textural effects. Ruffles, lace, embossing, and 3-D rosettes are different textural components that can be incorporated in cake designs. • Couples also may
want to tell their unique stories with cake. Individual tiers designed to reflect various milestone moments from the couple’s relationship can be quite engaging. • Capitalizing on the trend of edgier weddings, couples may opt for darker hues on their cakes — even a black tier — or nontraditional geometric shapes to the cake itself or its design elements. Statement cakes can really say something about the couple getting married. Much like other wedding elements, cakes provide a window into the minds of happy couples.
Cater wedding menus to guests’ dietary needs Gone are the days when wedding reception menus were limited to the onesize-fits-all offerings of meat, chicken or fish. Thanks to modern diets, couples hoping to accommodate guests may need to provide a wide array of food choices. It is impossible to pinpoint an exact number, as there are no definitive surveys classifying all dietary preferences, but there are believed to be around 7.9 million people in the United States who follow a vegetarian-based diet. Of those people, around one million are strictly vegan, according to data in The Economist. In addition, NOW S T O P IN Y O U R ER TO ORD MENT E E N G A G IN G & WEDD R IN G S!
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people with peanut or other allergies and even more caution is needed when designing wedding menus. Savvy couples who have guests’ health and comfort in mind recognize the importance of offering a varied meal plan for wedding-related parties and receptions. The following are some ideas to consider when planning wedding menus. • Consider a buffetstyle service. Although couples might like the tradition and flair that a seated/plated meal offers, it creates
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How to plan a wedding ceremony Months of planning is par for the course for couples about to tie the knot. Much of that planning concerns the reception, and rightfully so. Receptions last longer than ceremonies, and couples are often involved in every reception detail, from picking the appetizers to serve during cocktail hour to choosing the final song before everyone calls it a night. But it’s equally important that couples devote considerable attention to their wedding ceremonies. A wedding ceremony might not last long, but it is the most crucial component of a couple’s wedding day and can even set the tone for the rest of the festivities. From choosing readings to honoring loved ones to immersing oneself in his or her faith, these
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with whom you both feel comfortable. This person should know you well enough that he or she can preside over the ceremony and add sentiments that come across as authentic and personalized. • Do your best to avoid especially lengthy ceremonies.
A wedding day shaving guide for grooms Grooms are often content to let their brides-to-be shine on their wedding day. But weddings are a showcase of the two people getting married … and grooms matter! Grooms can take steps to look handsome and polished, but may wonder what they can do to put their best feet forward when all eyes and cameras are facing their way. Addressing skin care and proper shaving techniques is essential. Although shaving is a seemingly simple task, some men struggle through the process because they haven’t mastered the basics for a clean, comfortable shave. Grooms who do not already have beards should be clean shaven for their wedding days. Brickell Men’s Products advises that the first step to a good shave is to shower before shaving. The
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Feb 14 Arc Art 2020 Coffee Reception Arc Art is a celebration of selfexpression by artists with differing abilities. It is an Allegany Arc sponsored outlet for artists with special needs to not only express themselves through art, but to raise community awareness of the diversity and value of artistic expression. Arc Art 2020 is on display at the Wellsville Creative Arts Center February 2 - March 29, 2020. Stop in and check-out over 20 pieces of art created by people with differing abilities.
Wellsville Creative Arts Center 124 N Main St, Wellsville, NY 11AM - 12PM Feb 14 Dancing into 2020 Winter Recital Please join us for our winter recital at the Wellsville High School Auditorium! Doors open at 6pmTickets available at the door for just $4 per person. Everyone is welcomed and encouraged to come Recital starts promptly at 6:30! Heidi Noel's Performing Arts
Center 99 N Main St, Wellsville, NY Feb 19 Sensory-Friendly Family Roller Skating Fun Inclusive family outing for families of children with disabilities in Allegany and Cattaraugus Counties. Starbridge invites you and your kids to skate in a sensory-friendly environment! Skate rentals, pizza and soda are included. Children must be accompanied by a parent or adult family member throughout the event. Registration is required by February 17th.
Contact Gretchen by phone at 585224-7340 5:30pm Funland Skate Center, 3438 Baldwin Rd, Wellsville, NY Feb 20 Alfred Art Walk Alfred Art Walk is a collaborative monthly venture created by the galleries in the Village of Alfred and on the campuses of Alfred University and Alfred State College in an effort to foster dialogue within the local arts communities. 5PM - 8PM
Preventive Family Care, a Division of Neurosciences Group, Now Offering Comprehensive Care Services in Wellsville Neurosciences Group announced today the availability of comprehensive care services, in a state of the art office, for the treatment of Acute and Chronic Pain, and management of Major Depressive Disorder. Preventive Family Care, a Division of Neurosciences Group, has announced appointments are immediately available. The practice is offering fluoroscopic guided injections for joint and spine related conditions, as well as medical management of acute and chronic pain. Preventive Family Care
provides best in class treatments for patients; including the I-Fuse Implant system, Radiofrequency ablation, and HF10 Spinal Cord Stimulation Therapy.
of life and functionality, yet the conditions are largely under-treated, and often misunderstood.
Over 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain. It is the primary cause of adult disability in the U.S. and is a costly public health issue. The combined loss of productivity and healthcare costs exceeds $600 billion annually in the U.S.* Severe pain, and (affiliated) medically refractory depression significantly interfere with a person’s quality
Partnering with NeuroStar, Preventive Family Care will offer, now available for the first time in Wellsville, NY; Trans Cranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy at its Wellsville Office. TMS, a nondrug treatment option for people with Major Depressive Disorder, uses targeted magnetic pulses, similar to MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) technology, to stimulate areas of the
brain that are underactive in depression. According to Dr Sethi, the NeuroSciences Group founder, the TMS treatment “maps and stimulates the prefrontal cortex of the brain., to make meaningful, lasting, positive changes in the neuronal chemistry of the brain.” “We are proud to offer coordinated medical, surgical care and minimally invasive procedural care for appropriate neurological and spinal conditions,” said Dr Sethi, MD. “Our comprehensive approach combines treatments
and management across different specialties, including Pain Management, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Psychiatry, and Physical Therapy.” Dr. Billy Carstens said “I am very excited to be partnering with Neurosciences Group and practicing comprehensive pain management in Wellsville, NY. We are offering a wide spectrum of treatments for our patients.” Dr. Carstens, a Physician at Preventive Family Care, brings with him over 26 years of experience and has done extensive work with the latest technolo-
gies offered in the space. “It’s our commitment to deliver the absolute best technology in one local, convenient location.” Preventive Family Care represents a significant advance in the treatment of patients suffering from pain and all secondary conditions, including medically refractory depression. *Relieving Pain in America: A Blueprint for Transforming Prevention, Care, Education, and research. Inst. of Medicine of the National Academies, 2011.
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