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Low mortgage rates buoy Spokane-area title, escrow companies

Refis, seller financings, foreclosures keep closers working
January 5, 2012
Chey Scott
With home loan interest rates remaining at all-time lows, professionals here who handle the closing of real estate transactions expect to see slight improvements in the real estate lending market during 2012, although they agree that a long-term of
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Inland Northwest commercial lenders say businesses are still largely hesitant to borrow money

Lenders say some business owners delay growth plans to avoid taking on debt
January 5, 2012
Mike McLean
Some commercial lenders here say overall demand for business loans remains weak because their customers are holding off on growth plans due to uncertainties over the economy and future tax and regulatory issues.Bright spots in the arena, though,
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Breast reduction problems common in older women

Greater rate of infections, other issues attributed to changes in hormones
January 5, 2012
News Wise
Complications following breast reduction surgery—particularly infections—are more common in women older than 50, reports a study in the December issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the official medical journal of the American of
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Sacred Heart genetics clinic sees more referrals

Sacred Heart arm here gives test-option advice for inherited conditions
January 5, 2012
Mike McLean
With ongoing advances in genetic screening and discoveries in hereditary links to diseases and abnormalities ranging from cancer to birth defects, the number of people being referred to Providence Genetics Clinic is on the rise.The clinic's and
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Study: Women with lupus can have healthy pregnancies

Carrying a baby full term complication-free is likely when the disease is stable
January 5, 2012
News Wise
A new study presented in November at the American College of Rheumatology's annual scientific meeting in Chicago offers reassurances for women with stable lupus who are considering pregnancy.Systemic lupus erythematosus, also called SLE or is a
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Women with Alzheimer's research eyed

Females said twice as likely to develop disease as men; multiple risk factors cited
January 5, 2012
News Wise
Costing $172 billion a year for health care and research funding, Alzheimer's disease affects one in three families and has a widespread impact on our economy and aging population. Most notably, it plagues women twice as much as men. At a held a
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

Inland Northwest ob-gyns on front lines in heart disease watch

Guidelines say physicians that women see regularly can monitor for risks, educate
January 5, 2012
Treva Lind
Many Spokane-area obstetricians-gynecologists are far ahead of newer guidelines that encourage them to screen for heart disease risk factors among the women they see for annual Pap tests and wellness exams, observers here say.A National of for a
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—Staff photo by Chey Scott

Thermography stirs debate among Spokane breast cancer screening experts

Advocates, detractors argue its role in breast cancer detection; both laud mammograms
January 5, 2012
Chey Scott
A lesser-known form of body imaging called thermography, which has been said in some cases to help doctors detect early-stage cancerous or pre-cancerous lesions in a patient's breasts, has seen fluctuations in usage during the last several years to
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ActiveWest Builders wins national award for LEED homes

ActiveWest recognized for its Meadow Ranch project in Coeur d'Alene
January 5, 2012
Mike McLean
The U.S. Green Building Council says it has awarded Coeur d'Alene-based construction and development company ActiveWest Builders LLC the council's top national award for home production using Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design the & Expo a
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City of Spokane Valley to improve Sullivan Road bridge

Weight restrictions are to be lifted when work is finished next month
January 5, 2012
Chey Scott
The city of Spokane Valley plans soon to begin work on temporary structural improvements to the southbound Sullivan Road bridge crossing the Spokane River that will enable city engineers to remove current weight restrictions on the bridge when on a
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