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Recent studies have shown that removal of the sentinel lymph node is just as safe and accurate as traditional armpit surgery which removes more nodes. This important information helps us to advise you about the stage of your cancer and the best type of breast cancer treatment for you. What is Sentinel Node Biopsy (SNB)īy removing the sentinel lymph node, we can find out whether the breast cancer has or has not spread to the arm pit nodes. The sentinel lymph node (gland) is the first lymph node in your armpit to which breast cancer can spread.

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(Providence Journal)ĬOMMENTARY: A central Maine editorial board urges for more meaningful action against the climate crisis after flooding and record-breaking rainfall struck the region.ULHT-LFT-3647 Your Sentinel Lymph Node Procedure explained (NSENT) v1 To view a PDF you may need to download Adobe Reader.

Rhode Island Energy’s new parent corporation supports reviving a ‘pay as you can’ utility bill plan for low-income residents.

Long Island business groups want to throw out the results of a state-commissioned report on regional grid municipalization because of the consultant’s inappropriate video call behavior.

In an earnings report, the CEO of New Jersey’s PSEG says the state’s offshore wind-related grid upgrades and electric vehicle transition will benefit the utility’s future earnings.

Tesla is developing a dealership, service center and charging station in South Burlington, Vermont.

Since its first charger was installed in 2012, Pennsylvania-based convenience chain Sheetz says it has clocked in two million total sessions across its electric vehicle charger network, one million more since last April.

TRANSIT: Federal funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law have so far amounted to $2.6 billion for a variety of Maryland projects, including electric buses and multimodal facilities in Prince George’s County.

Federal officials say about $691,000 in funds should be directed toward climate resiliency work along Rhode Island’s Port of Providence shoreline and the Narragansett Bay.

A Rhode Island doctor testifies to Congress as to how climate change worsens public health and threatens the national healthcare system.

After surviving the aftermath of a 2021 hurricane, a group of Wilmington, Delaware, residents launch a climate resilience hub to keep their community ready for future disaster mitigation.

A coastal New Jersey school district installs a 2.14 MW solar canopy across several of its schools’ parking lots.

New Jersey regulators approve a university’s three-year-long pilot program on the feasibility of agrivoltaic projects.

A New Hampshire zoning board grants two land use variances to a developer’s plan to build a 50 MW solar farm and a 50 MW battery storage system.In New Jersey, a university hosts a climate change education workshop to help educators teach the topic in class, as the state now requires.Maine and Maryland are among the states whose laws do the most to protect their beaches and oceans from climate change, according to a nationwide conservation group’s report.Vermont is unlikely to meet its legally required emissions reduction targets without new policies, according to a new state agency report.OIL & GAS: Federal officials pin the cause of the recent Pennsylvania chocolate factory explosion on natural gas in their preliminary report. OFFSHORE WIND: Massachusetts kicks off its fourth and largest offshore wind contract solicitation, seeking the equivalent of more than a quarter of the state’s yearly electricity demand, or up to 3.6 GW. (Buffalo Business First, The Guardian)ĪLSO: Vermont’s governor says he’ll veto the clean heat standard just passed by lawmakers over its potential cost to residents.

BUILDINGS: New York approves a new state budget that requires electrification in most new residential and commercial buildings, as well as a requirement that the state’s public power utility generates only clean energy by 2030.