the time, the overriding moral issue seemed to be a debate about the moral status of the embryo.

Patient demographics are changing, not only in Wisconsin1 but throughout the Midwest and the entire United States. In the past, one talked about religious and racial diversity, but now the issues become more complex with cultural diversity. The ethnic or cultural diversity in Wisconsin has grown impressively. Diversity is no longer limited to “white American,” “African American,” or “Native American.” It now includes Asian, Eastern European, Sub?Saharan African, and Middle Eastern countries. Also, many states are experiencing considerable growth in their Latino populations.

Original Research

Background: In 1989, experts in cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment met in Madison to set the public health agenda for cancer control. Part of the plan defined58-year-old Elizabeth Marck will serve a two-year prison sentence in a federal penitentiary for spending close to a million dollars for her own personal gain.

Marck, was a treasurer for Cupe local 786, representing over 18,000 front line hospital staff at St Joseph’s, when she swindled money from the union over a seven-year period, between 2010 and 2017.

She was charged in July last year, after the union contacted Hamilton police, citing several “accounting irregularities”. They launched an investigation and in April of last year, she plead guilty.

In court, the crown said it was difficult and unfortunate sentencing, and that no one wants to see a 58-year-old woman with no criminal record serve time in a federal penitentiary.

In her statement, she was remorseful for her actions and said she took