Ellwood City Ledger - ELLWOOD CITY -- EMS Lawrence County Council and the Community College of Allegheny County will present an advanced emergency medical technician class that will be held 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at the Ellwood City Medical Center, 724 Pershing St.Classes will run from Nov. 11 to April 4. Registrations can be made at shopcommunityed.ccac.edu or by calling 412-237-2500. For further information, call 724-202-7105.
EMT class offered
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Marion Candace (Candy) Clouthier, 76, Ogdensburg
- Funeral services for Marion Candace (Candy) Clouthier, age 76 of Ogdensburg will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Monday, Oct 28, 2019 at the Fox & Murray Funeral Home with Rev. Rob Schirmer officiating. Calling hours will also be held on Monday from 1:00 p.m. until the time of the funeral. Mrs. Clouthier passed away on Thursday, Oct 24, 2019 at Claxton Hepburn Medical Center surrounded by her family. Surviving are her children, Ronald Clouthier and his wife Beth of Liverpool, and Wendi Clouthier of Ogdensburg; grandchildren, Jordan Clouthier, Connor Ward, Cade Clouthier, Jaden Morrow and Aaron Clouthier; half-sister, Bonita "Bonnie" Strait of Massachusetts; along with many special nieces, nephews and cousins. A brother, Joseph Strait; a sister, JoAnn Waddell; a step-sister Holly Hamilton; step-father Leland Bresett; and adopted brother, Mark Cook predeceased her. Candy was born on September 19, 1943 in Chicopee MA, a daughter of the late Herbert & Mildred (Terrance) Strait. She graduated f
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Crew member flown to medical aid from cruise ship
AP - The U.S. Coast Guard has flown a 44-year-old crew member from a cruise ship off Atlantic City to get medical attention
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IDF chief raps officers over Hezbollah missile strike
Ynetnews - Kochavi censures battalion commander and his deputy for allowing medical vehicle carrying five soldiers to drive near the Lebanese border despite threat of Hezbollah missile strike, praises decision to stage troop injuries to reduce chance of further attacks
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Are Elite Medical Journals Reliable?
Slashdot - The causes of (medical journal) error are multitudinous and range from carelessness to dishonesty, from wishful thinking to outright corruption with everything in between. "insofar as the Journal expresses social attitudes they are all . . . politically correct." "The NEJM seems ...
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Coast Guard from A.C. flies cruise ship crew member for medical aid
AP - ATLANTIC CITY ? The U.S. Coast Guard has flown a 44-year-old crew member from a cruise ship off Atlantic City to get medical attention.
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Reported vehicle crash on Wet Hyde Road
WHIO CBS Dayton - Police and medical units are now at the scene of a reported vehicle crash in the 800 block of West Hyde Road, according to dispatch.
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Police: Passenger in crash flown to Albany Med
Bennington Banner - SHAFTSBURY ? A passenger in a one-car rollover crash that closed U.S. Route 7 for about 90 minutes was flown to Albany Medical Center by LifeNet on Wednesday night, according to the Vermont ?
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Good response to cancer awareness drive
India Times - Kozhikode: Zahri team members of Kozhikode Government Medical College have been receiving good response from students and the public for its month-lon.
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Senator's View Column: Title X ruling hampers access to reproductive health care
Duluth News Tribune - In late August, Kaitlyn Vaske-Wright, a nurse practitioner at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Minneapolis, noticed her patients were canceling appointments, forgoing medical tests, and failing to fill prescriptions. She found out her patients could no longer afford the cost of their health care services at the clinic, and many of them had to wait for another paycheck before they scheduled another appointment.
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MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS: Candy-Flavored Vaping + Soccer Injuries
Alabama News Network - Teens who use candy or fruit-flavored e-cigarettes are more likely to stick with vaping and vape more. That's according to a new study from the University of Southern California. Several states have banned flavors in recent months to combat the teen vaping epidemic. Plus, the AAP published a new report on soccer injuries in children and how to prevent them....
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Inmate applauds removal of juvenile solitary confinement
WTXL ABC Tallahassee - If approved, SB 436 would ensure those in Florida's prison system under 19 could only be isolated for emergencies or medical reasons.
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Poor evidence cannabis improves mental health: study
Radio France Internationale - People with psychiatric disorders may want to pass on the joint -- at least until further research is done, a new Australian study suggests. The paper, published Monday in The Lancet Psychiatry, looked at 83 previous studies conducted over almost four decades on medical cannabinoids, including products from the cannabis plant, such as leaves, buds and oils, as well as pharmaceutical-grade cannabinoids.The authors found insufficient evidence that the products were safe and effective in treating six common disorders: depression, anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, Tourette syndrome, post-traumatic stress disorder and psychosis.Cannabis and cannabinoids are increasingly being made available for medicinal use in North America, Britain and Australia without being subjected to the standard process that includes testing and scrutinising by government regulatory bodies, lead author Louisa Degenhardt told AFP."One of the most striking things about the spread of legislation in mul
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New Balance's Latest Collaboration With FIGS Brings Fashionable And Functional Footwear To Nurses And Doctors
PR Newswire - LOS ANGELES -- Global athletic leader New Balance launched its first capsule collection with medical apparel company FIGS to bring functional and fashionable footwear to the
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Event raises $5,700 to help family with medical bills
Lumberton Robesonian - LUMBERTON ? A Saturday fundraiser drew a modest crowd, but a great reward, more than $5,000 to help a family financially who is struggling to pay medical bills?
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Group raises money to buy bikes for Cuyahoga County children in foster care
WJW FOX Cleveland - CLEVELAND? Providing new bicycles for children in foster care is the goal of a donation drive being organized by a charitable local couple. Jennifer and Michael Portschy work in the medical field and have seen up close the impact of the opioid crisis in breaking up families and forcing children into foster care. "How it's a big problem and not just these people that live over there that nobody knows about, like it's a problem in your city, in the
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Pedestrian struck by car on Whiskey Road
Aiken Standard - A male pedestrian was receiving medical treatment Monday after being struck by a vehicle on Whiskey Road.
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Stacy Coffey dies on Friday; funeral Sunday
Wilkes Journal-Patriot - Our loving Aunt Stacy Coffey, 85, of Hays went home to be with her Lord on Friday, Oct. 25, 2019, at Wake Forest Baptist-Wilkes Medical Center, surrounded by her loving
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Judge issues gag order, bars Michael and Kristine Barnett from telling about daughter
Lafayette Journal & Courier - Michael Barnett and Kristine Barnett's TV talk show appearances and details of their adopted daughter's mental and medical conditions ended Monday.
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Florida bill would eliminate solitary confinement for juveniles in prison system
WFTS ABC Tampa - If approved, SB 436 would ensure those in Florida's prison system under 19 could only be isolated for emergencies or medical reasons.
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