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Ben Sutherly

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I grew up on a Miami County dairy farm owned and operated by my father and his three brothers. I graduated from Miami East High School in 1994, and from Denison University in 1998. I joined the Dayton Daily News in June 1999, and worked for seven years in our newspaper's Troy bureau. During that time, I covered agricultural and rural topics throughout the region, as well as Troy city government and Miami County police and business. Since 2006, I have worked at our newspaper's Dayton headquarters. In late 2008, health care became my primary beat. My interests include antiques and restoring an early 1850s farmhouse in Elizabeth Township, Miami County, in which my grandfather grew up. I also am an active member of nearby Cove Spring Church.

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Health care costs fuel debate over regulation

8:06 PM Saturday, February 11, 2012

The pricey battle for market share that has spurred a hospital building boom along the Interstate 675 corridor is being waged with no outside public review of the need.

Health care costs fuel debate over regulation

12:00 AM Thursday, February 9, 2012

Ohio and 22 other states scrapped their need-based rules for hospitals as part of a national trend toward deregulation, leaving the region’s two dominant health care networks to fight toe to toe without a “certificate of need” process.

More than 250 housing units could be built at Dayton VA

1:40 PM Tuesday, February 7, 2012

DAYTON — After several years of delay, the Dayton VA Medical Center on Monday took a symbolic step toward returning its campus to its Civil War-era roots as a permanent home for veterans.

Local VA focuses on safer care after 2011 scandal

9:33 PM Sunday, February 5, 2012

DAYTON — One year after the Dayton VA Medical Center publicly disclosed infection control lapses that risked the health of hundreds if not thousands of veterans, hospital officials soon expect the answer to a key question: Did three veterans who tested positive for hepatitis contract the disease during visits to the hospital’s dental clinic?

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Laser cutting company seeks Chapter 11 help

11:35 AM Friday, February 3, 2012

DAYTON — Greater Dayton Industrial Laser LLC, a laser cutting and fabricating services provider in Trotwood, on Wednesday filed a petition seeking Chapter 11 protection in U.

City set to receive national VA archive

10:55 PM Thursday, February 2, 2012

DAYTON — The director of the Dayton VA Medical Center on Thursday said he “absolutely” expects the hospital’s Dayton campus to become the home of the national VA archive, a project that could be the nexus for a proposed national veterans museum and education center.

Sinclair explores $25M campus expansion

10:48 PM Thursday, February 2, 2012

DAYTON — Sinclair Community College is taking steps toward building a $25 million education center that would consolidate its course offerings in the life and health sciences, which represent nearly a third of the courses taken by the school’s 21,000 students.

WSU, Premier launch clinical research alliance

10:20 AM Wednesday, February 1, 2012

FAIRBORN — Wright State University and Premier Health Partners on Wednesday announced an $8 million alliance to bolster the region’s clinical research capabilities, part of a broader effort to recruit top-notch physicians and retain patients who currently go elsewhere for care.

Controversy rages over medical device tax

10:05 AM Saturday, January 28, 2012

MIAMISBURG — Officials with Mound Laser & Photonics Center claim the uncertainty surrounding the federal health care overhaul and its excise tax on medical devices already is hurting their business, but others say the tax is being maligned.

Kettering Health lays off 2 workers at Southview

7:50 PM Thursday, January 26, 2012

WASHINGTON TWP., Montgomery County — Kettering Health Network confirmed Thursday that two workers were laid off Wednesday at Southview Medical Center.