Stuff.co.nz - Medical professional treating former F1 champion knows there is still a long recovery road ahead.
Michael Schumacher's doctor says 'no miracles' coming in treatment
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Peoria votes to approve two dispensaries for recreational pot
WEEK NBC Peoria - PEORIA (WEEK) - Peoria City Council voted 7-3 to approve two recreational marijuana dispensary locations. One of them is already a medical marijuana dispensary located on University St.; Trinity Compassionate Care. They will be expanding to offer recreational products on January 1. The same owner plans to open a new location on West Glen next
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Police: 'No medical reason' for fatal crash
Midland Daily News - An autopsy administered by the Michigan State Police was unable to find any medical reason leading to a Homer Township crash that took the life of a 71-year-old Midland woman in November. Mary Miller was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Nov. 7 near the intersection of East Chippewa and South Sandow roads, after her 2011 Chevrolet Equinox crossed the centerline and drove off the roadway. The vehicle continued traveling east through a ditch before crossing South Sandow Road, crashing into a tree. MSP Lt. David Kaiser said the official cause of Miller's death was ruled to be blunt force trauma to the chest. Miller had her seatbelt fastened during the time of the crash, and was the only occupant in the vehicle. "If you have that kind of speed and then a sudden impact, the vehicle stops and your body stops, but sometimes the organs on the inside are still traveling at whatever speed the car was traveling," Kaiser said. Due to the unknown nature of the crash, the incident was inve
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County fire calls November 2019
Midland Daily News - The following list compiles monthly activity reports from Midland County township fire departments, including Edenville, Homer, Hope, Jerome, Larkin, Lee, Lincoln, Midland and Mills, as well as the Coleman Community Fire Department. Townships not listed, as well as listed townships, also are served by mutual aid agreements with the listed agencies, the City of Midland, and departments in other counties. The Department of Natural Resources Sanford Field Office fire division also is included. November 2019 ? Structure/chimney fires - 9 ? Medical emergencies - 169 ? Traffic accidents - 61 ? Wires down - 21 ? Vehicle fires - 8 ? Good intent calls - 6 ? Natural gas and propane leaks - 4 ? Trees across the road - 13 ? Hazardous condition - 3 ? Automatic fire alarm - 16 ? Public assists - 17 ? Carbon monoxide calls - 4 ? Fire other - 5 ? Odor investigation - 1 ? Missing person - 3 Firefighters responde
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Pro-life centers fight effort to conceal abortion facts
WorldNetDaily - Pro-life centers across North Dakota are gearing up for a fight against the American Medical Association because its officials want to keep the facts about abortion concealed from women undergoing those procedures.
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Judith A. Elersic
Hibbing Daily Tribune - Judi Elersic, 60, of Hibbing, passed away Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019, at Fairview Range Medical Center in Hibbing.
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20 YEARS AGO ON DECEMBER 11: Moran visits with medical community
Clay Center Dispatch - Click here to view this article from ccenterdispatch.com.
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Suicide bomber hits gate of Bagram air base near Kabul - Times of India
AP - South Asia News: KABUL: A powerful suicide bombing Wednesday targeted a medical facility near the main American Bagram Air Base north of the capital Kabul, the US mili.
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Settlement reached in excessive force case at youth center
AP - PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - A Portland woman who says youth detention center workers knocked out her son's teeth has settled a lawsuit against the Maine Department of Corrections and Correct Care Solutions. The Portland Press Herald reports that Sadiya Ali's son will receive $250,000 from the state if a federal judge signs off on the proposed settlement. Correct Care Solutions' share is redacted in court documents; the company contracts to provide medical and dental care at Long Creek. The lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine on behalf of Ali and her son contends workers at the Long Creek Youth Development Center knocked out two of the 11-year-old's teeth when they smashed him against a bedframe in 2017. Most of the money will be placed in a special needs trust for the boy. About $50,000 of the settlement will go toward fees and dental bills. Settlement negotiations started on Oct. 28. The settlement proposal was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Por
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Yes, arbitration is a free-market solution to surprise billing
Washington Examiner - Even for the Rube Goldberg machine that is the U.S. healthcare system, few policy predicaments are as vexing as surprise medical bills. After leaving the emergency room, nearly 1 in 7 patients across the United States receive a bill from their provider in the mail days or even weeks after they have been discharged. These recovering patients went to an in-network facility confident that their insurer would pay their expenses, only to find out that their attending physicians were out-of-network (an unfortunate side effect of Obamacare narrowing insurance networks).
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More mothers choosing midwives to deliver at UT Medical Center
WBIR NBC Knoxville - The head of the hospital's Women and Infants Center said it is preparing for one in ten babies to be born with midwives soon.
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Woman accidentally calls DA investigator, gets needed walker
San Diego Union-Tribune - An 84-year-old New Mexico woman's misdial meant for a medical supply store went to an investigator in a district attorney's office _ and led to a new walker
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Snow, Jr., Robert B.
Fredericksburg Free Lance–Star - Robert Burton Snow, Jr., 72, of Fredericksburg, passed away on Saturday December 7, 2019 at Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center. Robert was born on April 3, 1947 to Robert Sr. and
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Angels to formulate plan for Ohtani's throwing program soon
AP - Once Shohei Ohtani completes the final phase of his recovery from Tommy John surgery this month, the Angels will confer with his surgeon and the team's medical staff to determine how to proceed with the Japanese two-way star's throwing program
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Phoenix fire chief diagnosed with breast cancer
KNXV ABC Phoenix - Phoenix Fire Chief Kara Kalkbrenner has been diagnosed with breast cancer and will be taking medical leave to undergo surgery.
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Stressgods, SwaVay, Draft Day, Veezy, Fleacoo, Gianni, Daylan Gideon
Creative Loafing Atlanta - StressGods are our musical doctors. The doctor duo often refers to their listeners/fans as patients and the music as prescriptions. With strong medical metaphors, StressGods manage to keep their musical content very tasteful for today's listeners.
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New Locally Inspired Massage Uses Native Damiana Plant at SE Spa at Grand Velas Los Cabos
Jacksonville Journal-Courier - A new Damiana Massage employs the therapeutic effects of the native plant at the award-winning SE Spa at the AAA Five Diamond Grand Velas Los Cabos. CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico (PRWEB) December 11, 2019 A new Damiana Massage employs the therapeutic effects of the native plant at the award-winning SE Spa at the AAA Five Diamond Grand Velas Los Cabos . The treatment (80 min; $410 USD) includes: a body scrub to remove dead skin cells, preparing the skin to absorb the calming, restorative effects of the Damiana plant; a massage with Damiana-infused lotion performed by a spa therapist; an acupressure facial and head massage, which aims to strengthen muscles, release tension, and relieve sinus congestion; and a cup of Damiana-infused hot tea at the end of the treatment, further incorporating the plant into the spa experience . It is believed that the indigenous Damiana helps alleviate symptoms from the various medical conditions including anxiety, chronic headaches, depres
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Letter: Thanks to staff at Enloe for care
Chico Enterprise-Record - I recently got to spend my Thanksgiving Holiday at Enloe Medical Center, and personally would like to thank all of you on the third floor that put up with me during my 15-day visit. You guys are aw?
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Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport Academic Medical Center's Inaugural Tree Lighting Ceremony
Shreveport Times - Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport Academic Medical Center's Inaugural Tree Lighting Ceremony
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Veterinary Medical Technology Application Open 1/1 - 6/1
Joliet Junior College - Do you want to be a vet tech? Apply for JJC's vet tech program beginning Jan. 1, 2020! The application will close on June 1, 2020.
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