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Tyler Morning Telegraph - Pilot Lauren Sutherland of Hideaway an employee of PHI Air Medical who flies for Christus Flight for Life, is National EMS Pilots Association's 2019 Pilot of the Year winner. (Sarah

KDFW FOX Dallas - Neurosurgeons at Methodist Dallas Medical Center performed brain surgery on a woman while she was awake ? and streamed the procedure on Facebook Live.

WJAX CBS Jacksonville - A multimillion-dollar medical marijuana grow operation could bring dozens of jobs to Baker County.

American Dental Association - The ADA reminds dentists of the Food and Drug Administration's MedWatch voluntary reporting form to report poor clinical outcomes associated with the use of medical devices, including direct-to-consumer plastic teeth aligners offered by several companies.

State Journal-Register - A physician who has practiced at Prairie Cardiovascular since 2014 is the new president of the Springfield-based medical group. Dr. John Scherschel, a clinical cardiac electrophysiologist, whose appointment was announced Tuesday, is the fourth president in the group's 40-year history. He succeeds Dr. Marc Shelton, who was appointed vice president and chief physician executive of not-for-profit Hospital Sisters Health System in March. HSHS owns Prairie Cardiovascular and Prairie Heart

WBOC CBS Salisbury - You can now shop for more than just clothes and shoes at the Rehoboth Outlets. Columbia Care opened their first medical marijuana dispensary in Rehoboth Beach.

Sarasota Observer - Lakewood Ranch Medical Center holds its annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest

Jacksonville Daily News - Filling more than 3,000 prescriptions a day is just a normal day in the office for Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune's pharmacy team.The team's ability to fill nearly 1.2 million prescriptions in Fiscal Year 2019 following funding changes, Hurricane Florence and the transition to the only trauma center in the Navy, helped the team be selected as the United States Navy's Pharmacy Team of the Year.According to Lt. Cmdr. Kellye Donovan, department head, pharmacy, her

Bend Bulletin - Katy Brooks, CEO of the Bend Chamber of Commerce, became one of six new members of Oregon's Early Learning Council on Tuesday after being appointed by Gov. Kate Brown.The Early Learning Council is a statewide group under the Oregon Department of Education that focuses on strengthening early childhood education in Oregon. The council members represent a variety of groups, such as K-12 education, public employee unions, the medical field and Oregon's Native American tribes.Brooks is

WLBZ NBC Bangor - Research at Maine Medical Center has developed a new way to prescribe Naloxone.

KTAL NBC Texarkana - Disabled American Veterans or DAV has an important, but a simple mission to help support veterans and their families. One way they help is providing thousands of veterans with transportation to and from their medical appointments. Dale Tobias is a Korean war veteran. He's been driving for the DAV at Overton Brooks VA Medical Center

United Press International - New York's medical examiner's office stood by its assessment that Jeffrey Epstein died from suicide by hanging on Wednesday.

WNBC NBC New York City - A forensic pathologist hired by the family, and paid by Fox News to appear on their programming, says he believes Jeffrey Epstein's death may have been a homicide rather than a suicide, as the medical examiner ruled. NBC New York's Jonathan Dienst reports.

WDBJ CBS Roanoke - Medical professionals, community health advocates, and law enforcement officers from across the state were in Roanoke today for the 2nd annual community coalitions of Virginia state summit.

WCAX CBS Burlington - A group of hospitals, medical providers and doctors is looking for more than $1.3 billion from the state to grow the state's all-payer health care system.

India Times - India Business News: Medical device makers and importers can face penalty of up to Rs 1 crore if products sold in India are found to be unsafe or if they fail to protect p

Benzinga - By The Fresh Toast's Brendan Bures, provided exclusively to Benzinga Cannabis. The discrepancy between federal and state laws has created a quagmire of ...

Cincinnati Enquirer - Christina N. Sharp, of Hamilton, was arrested after police said she failed to properly care for her dog's ongoing medical care and needs.

Oklahoma City Journal Record - A health information exchange network created a decade ago has helped move the state to near the front of the pack in some important ways, the nonprofit's chief

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