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Forum of Fargo-Moorhead - inforum - We would like to thank all of the individuals and organizations who shared their time or made gifts in support of the recent benefit for Diana Emerson. The funds raised will be applied towards her medical bills and other needs during her recovery.

Boston Globe - Seventy percent of those who responded to the survey said they wanted to know the price of a medical service before obtaining it, regardless of their income.

Vanderbilt University - Vanderbilt will commemorate Veterans Day on Monday, Nov. 11, with several events highlighting the unique roles and sacrifices of military medical workers, with a focus on those who served during the Vietnam War.

KYTX CBS Nacogdoches - Data shows Texas has the highest rates of both children and adults without health insurance.

KJRH NBC Tulsa - The city of Tulsa says some of the more than 700 medical marijuana businesses in the city are not in total compliance.

- A former Chattanooga man implicated with a convicted felon involved in a string of other robberies was charged with aggravated robbery after he allegedly used a gun to strike a man and take his wallet and car keys. Police responded to a robbery call on Oct. 27. The victim claimed Christopher Kenney, 22, hopped out of a car and approached him at the victim's residence. Kenney then brandished a firearm at the victim and demanded money. When the victim did not comply, Kenney struck the victim with the gun, and stole the victim's wallet, car keys, and debit card. Kenney then drove off in the same vehicle he arrived in. The victim sustained injuries but did not want medical treatment. On Thursday, police apprehended Kenney. Another man named Gary Jones was also apprehended, and both were suspected to be involved in the robbery. Jones is the suspect in at least six other robberies involving the Hispanic communi

Louisville Courier-Journal - If you see him, call 911 or Louisville Metro Police at 502-574-5673.

WickedLocal - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center recently named Waltham resident Robert Wiesel to its leadership board. Wiesel's career includes the design and construction of multibillion-dollar projects for power, oil and gas, petrochemical, and mining clients around the world. Over the last 15 years, he has developed an independent consulting practice, working with clients to develop large infrastructure in Kazakhstan, Qatar, Oman, Finland and Bulgaria. Under the Clinton qdministration, Wiesel

Ventura County Star - Pediatric patients treated to Nutcracker ballet during hospital visit

Brainerd Dispatch - For most people a trip to The Bahamas is supposed to be relaxing, but for a Grand Forks physician who went to the country after Hurricane Dorian's devastation, it was a life-changing event.

WTMJ NBC Milwaukee - A local man has a scar that's now a reminder of the $41,337.60 bill his medical provider charged, and his insurance didn't want to cover.

WFVX FOX Bangor - Jury selection in the trial of President Trump's longtime friend and confidant Roger Stone began on Tuesday and included medical issues involving?

Salina Journal - Mowery Clinic has recently expanded its services to include a walk-in clinic for people experiencing minor emergencies, illness or injury. "We identified the need of accessible and timely healthcare for individuals experiencing a minor emergency or illness within our community, and we developed Mowery Walk-In Clinic," said OB/GYN Jeffrey Knox. "Our goal is to provide individuals with quality and timely professional medical care, regardless if they are a previous patient at Mowery Clinic

KSNF NBC Joplin - LAMAR, Mo.?Cox Barton County Hospital adds a new accreditation under its belt. The DNV-GL Healthcare Accreditation is awarded based on environment, medical records reviews, and physician record reviews. It means the hospital meets or exceeds patient safety standards from the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The accredidation helps the hospital integrate as a

PR Newswire - BOSTON -- As the number of people relying on emergency medical care increases, a new study published by JAMA Internal Medicine has found that emergency departments

Daily Texan - After searching since early 2019, University Health Services has chosen a new chief medical officer, who assumed the position Monday.

Florida Times-Union - Duval County's rate of premature births tops the state's large counties, and has progressively worsened over five years. The pattern increases costs of medical care and the likelihood of infants dying before their first birthdays.

KHON FOX Honolulu - The medical examiner's office says the victim is 22-year-old Louis Hulama of Honolulu.

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PR Newswire - NEW YORK -- ReWalk Robotics, Ltd. (Nasdaq: RWLK) ("ReWalk" or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer of robotic medical devices for individuals with lower limb disabilities, announced

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