WXIA NBC Atlanta - Deputies and emergency personnel are on the scene of a serious crash in Spalding County involving multiple vehicles.
4-car crash in Spalding County leads to delays, request for medical helicopter
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Congress frustrated over VA death investigation in Clarksburg
WOWK CBS Huntington - There is growing frustration that after 16 months, no one has been arrested for 10 or more suspicious deaths at the VA Medical Center in Clarksburg.
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'Mole Day' event highlights students' interest in science
KSHB NBC Kansas City - From Mole Day, to the Medical Science Signature Program, the Shawnee Mission School District hopes to give students ways to take lessons from books and apply them to real-word scenarios.
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Conway Medical Center sees sudden cardiac arrest patients weekly, and sometimes daily
WBTW CBS Florence - CONWAY, SC (WBTW) ? October is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month and nine out of ten people can die from SCA, in which survival depends on the people around you and whether or not they call 9/11 or perform CPR. One emergency center doctor at Conway Medical says the emergency department there sees patients
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2 medical marijuana dispensaries to open in Butler County this week
WXIX FOX Newport - It's a potentially life-changing development for those who live with pain.
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GHSA says its helping player's family with medical costs
WXIA NBC Atlanta - The family claims the coach staff at his school made mistakes like not following concussion protocol laid out by the GHSA. Here's what the GHSA had to say.
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Ashland County prepared to tackle health problems
Ashland Times Gazette - Ashland County may have some health issues according to its inaugural community health assessment, but there are a slew of organizations working together to address the problems. The Ashland County Health Department ? along with the Mental Health & Recovery Board of Ashland County, city of Ashland and University Hospitals Samaritan Medical Center ? released the health assessment and three-year action plan Wednesday. The Times-Gazette reported on the assessment data Wednesday.
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Portneuf Medical Center CEO stepping down
KIFI ABC Idaho Falls - Portneuf Medical Center chief executive officer (CEO) Dan Ordyna announced Wednesday he is stepping down later this year for personal reasons.
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Shooter found guilty in 2018 robbery involving drugs
KLBK CBS Lubbock - LUBBOCK, Texas? A Lubbock County jury found a Lubbock man guilty during an ongoing trial on Wednesday stemming from a January 2018 shooting and aggravated robbery. Lubbock Police began an investigation of the shooting after a man, later identified as Nicholas Davis, was dropped off at University Medical Center with a gunshot wound, EverythingLubbock.com previously
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Cameron Mitchell to discuss healthy dining options at diabetes research fundraiser Thursday
Columbus Dispatch - A Thursday fundraiser for diabetes research will feature restaurateur Cameron Mitchell. Diabetes is a priority of both the state Department of Health and local health departments, with more than 11% of Ohio adults diagnosed with the disease, compared with about 8.5% nationwide. Research at the Diabetes and Metabolism Research Center at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center focuses on diabetes and associated obesity and complications as well as healthy eating.
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Students Disciplined For Using Medical Marijuana Are Suing Colleges
AP - In states where cannabis is legal, colleges say they could still lose federal funding if they allow students to use it.
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Erlanger Reports Higher Rate Of Influenza-Like Illness During First 3 Weeks Of Flu Season
- Three weeks into this year's flu season, Erlanger Health System has reported 112 influenza-like illness cases to the Hamilton County Health Department, compared to only 37 cases over the same period last year. "Based on the number of reportable cases at this point in the flu season, we continue to stress the importance of area residents getting vaccinated as soon as possible," said Dr. Steven Cooper, medical director of Erlanger's Community Health Centers. "Getting the vaccine is helpful, because it may reduce the severity or duration of flu symptoms as well as protecting vulnerable populations of the community who are at higher risk for serious illness such as young children, pregnant patients and the elderly." According to the CDC, most of the United States is currently experiencing minimal ILI activity. Flu activity is expected to increase in the coming weeks. The annual flu vaccine is the best way to protec
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Researchers Find Racial Bias In Hospital Algorithm
Wall Street Journal - New study finds bias in a common algorithm hospitals use to deploy extra medical help: It favored healthier white patients over sicker black patients.
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Fertility Answers presents research at national medical conference
Donaldsonville Chief - This study looked at almost 600 ovulation induction cycles using a single dosing schedule of Letrozole, a common oral agent used to stimulate ovulation, versus five days of the same drug.
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B.C. court says medical expert reports can't be limited in ICBC claims
CTV News - The British Columbia Supreme Court says Attorney General David Eby acted outside his authority by imposing restrictions on the number of medical expert reports that can be used in auto insurance court claims.
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Facial-recognition software may be able to identify people based on brain scans
ABC News - Commercially available facial recognition technology was able to correctly identify people 83% of the time using medical MRI imagery and photographs of their face.
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Few details day after body found in home of missing Waterville mother
WMTW ABC Poland Spring - The Medical Examiner's Office is working to identify the body and determine a cause of death.
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Angelina Jolie discusses her mother's breast cancer and her own health
Daily Mail - Angelina Jolie is using her own family medical history and experiences to shed light on advancements in cancer research, treatment and women's health and rights worldwide.
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Chattanooga Chamber Of Commerce Names 2 Spirit Of Innovation Award Recipients
- The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce names both Chattanooga Whiskey and FreightWaves as recipients of the 2019 Spirit of Innovation Award, the second tie in the award's nearly 20-year history. "These two companies are very different and represent two very different industries," said Dan Gilmore, Spirit of Innovation Award committee chair. "They both exemplify the true spirit of innovation this award recognizes and celebrates. Chattanooga and the surrounding area are home to a diverse range of driven and innovative people and organizations. It's no surprise that our six outstanding finalists include logistics, medical and workplace technology, outdoor activities and distilling." Chattanooga Whiskey's story began in 2011 with a mission to bring back "Whiskey to the People." Following the success of a community-powered Vote Whiskey campaign, Chattanooga Whiskey eventually became the first distillery in Chattanooga in a cen
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Oklahoma State's Veterinary Medicine Program earns full accreditation - Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State University - Stillwater - The veterinary medicine program at Oklahoma State University is moving forward as they strive to become innovative world leaders in healthcare, research, and professional education. Thanks to implemented recommendations made by the American Veterinary Medical Association's Council on Education (COE), Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine is once again fully accredited by the COE.
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