KSHB NBC Kansas City - Jamie Wilson, the 48-year-old Trenton, Missouri, man who was arrested for drug possession despite having a state-issued medical marijuana card, is free on bond and no longer has to wear a GPS tracker, but still face an uncertain future.
Uncertainty continues to cloud card-holder's bond conditions
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Fort Smith gets the "green light" for a medical marijuana dispensary ? KNWA
KNWA NBC Rogers - The latest videos from KNWA
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Flyers' Oskar Lindblom has cancer, could miss the rest of the season
SFGate - Flyers left winger Oskar Lindblom has a rare medical condition and is expected to miss the rest of the season, the team announced Friday. Lindblom, 23, has been diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma by specialists at the University of Pennsylvania, Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher said. "The Flyers will do everything possible to support Oskar and assist him in securing the best care possible," Fletcher said in a statement. Ewing's sarcoma is a rare cancerous tumor that grows in the bones or the soft tissue around the bones. It usually affects people from the ages of 10 to 20. About 250 children and young adults are diagnosed every year in the United States - slightly more males than females, and most of them are white. The cancer is treated with chemotherapy, surgery and radiation. If it hasn't spread beyond the site of origin, the cure rates are near 80%. It can spread to the lungs, other bones and bone marrow, so chemotherapy is important to kill micrometastases. Fletcher sai
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Family members to meet Khaleda at BSMMU this afternoon
Bangladesh Daily Sun - Relatives of BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia will go to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) to meet her on Saturday afternoon. BNP chairpersons media wing member Shamsuddin Didar said six family members will meet the former prime minister at BSMMU at around 3:00pm. The six
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Two-yr-old girl dies after given wrong medicine by medical store
India Pioneer - A two-year-old girl died after she was allegedly given a wrong medicine by a medical store in Shahdara's GTB Enclave area, police said on Friday. The girl was declared dead on Thursday after her mother rushed her to a nearby hospital, they said. According to police, the girl was suffering from
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Citizenship (Amendment) Act: 26 injured in Thursday's firing
India Times - Altogether 26 people were injured in Thursday's police firing, of whom three are battling for life in an ICU in Guwahati Medical College and Hospital
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Births for Dec. 14, 2019
Jamestown Sun - jamestownsun - One birth was reported Friday by Jamestown Regional Medical Center.
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Enhancing Medical Treatment for African Americans
Cleveland State University - New book is the first to broadly assess clinical care differences for African Americans
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Lila E. O'Donnell
Valley News - BRADFORD, VT ? Lila E. O'Donnell, 82, of Taplin Hill Road died peacefully at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center after a brief illness on Tuesday, December 10, 2019.She was born May 12, 1937 in Bradford, VT the daughter of Ernest and Nina (Shumway)...
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Sleeping more may increase your stroke risk: Study
India Business Standard - New Delhi, Dec 14 (ANI): Sleeping is known to be the best medicine to treat a lot of human ailments, but a new study suggests that people who sleep more than required have an increased risk of getting a stroke. A study published in the medical journal Neurology has indicated towards such a possibility. The conclusion drawn out of the study was that people who slept for nine hours or more during the night were 23 per cent more susceptible of getting a stroke as compared to people who slept for seven or fewer hours in the night. The study found out that people who were both long sleepers and long nappers had 85 per cent likelihood of having a stroke than people who slept in moderation.
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Insulin keeps diabetics alive. What happens when they can't afford it?
OpEdNews - QuickLink: Insulin keeps diabetics alive. What happens when they can't afford it? - Matt Peterson, vice president of medical information and professional engagement for the American Diabetes Association, said it's not surprising that people are turning to what his nonprofit group calls the "gray market'. "Given how expensive these things can be, particularly if you don't have adequate insurance, how important they are to living healthy with diabetes, it's not surprising that some people feel the need to do that. We think it's unfortunate that anyone would even need to do that rather than be able to afford the treatment that they and their doctor think is appropriate," Peterson told the Deseret News. There's no legal restriction to buying insulin in Canada and bringing it into the U.S., Peterson said, adding that he knows a doctor in Seattle who encourages patients to cross the border to buy it.
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Research on the Medical Properties of Coca Leaves
OpEdNews - QuickLink: Research on the Medical Properties of Coca Leaves - The medical and scientific communities have long known that cocaine has certain medical properties. Now researchers have become aware that coca leaves have other chemicals in them besides cocaine, and that coca leaves and products have broad medical applications. More research is being done and legalisation is expanding.
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Charles S. McChesney
Cleveland Daily Banner - Dr. Charles S. McChesney, 96, of Bristol, Va., passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019, in the Bristol Regional Medical Center. He was born in Draper, Va., on Sept. 22, 1923, a son of the ?
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Doctor fights back after being accused of praying with patients
AP - A British medical authority has ruled against a secularist group that filed a complaint against a Christian doctor for praying with his patients. The General Medical Council found no evidence that Dr. Richard Scott had done anything wrong, reassuring physicians in the United Kingdom that they can share their faith in the workplace without fear?
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VC honors 16 graduates of Fall 2019 EMT Course
Victoria Advocate - Sixteen graduates of Victoria College's Fall 2019 Emergency Medical Technician Course were honored with a ceremony Tuesday at VC's Student Center.
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Santa visits Presbyterian
Santa Fe New Mexican - Santa Claus descended upon Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center for a visit via helicopter Wednesday.
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Child, teen found shot in Buckhead
WXIA NBC Atlanta - Police described both as 'stable, alert, conscious, and breathing' but didn't have specifics on their medical condition.
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Wayne County inmate dies after possible 'medical issue'
WISH CW Indianapolis - State police and the Wayne County Coroner's Office are investigating the Saturday death.
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For EMTs in rural Minnesota, it's a job of bad hours and no pay but grateful neighbors
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Eighty percent of the state's rural emergency medical services rely on volunteers, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. But it's getting harder to find volunteers to answer the call.
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Jaipur: Leopard straying in residential areas, rescued after 20-hour operation
India Times - After a leopard from the Jhalana forest reserve was spotted straying into several residential areas of Jaipur in the past few days, the wild cat was finally tranquillised after a 20-hour search operation in the Lal Kothi area on December 13. However, two employees of the forest department were injured in the rescue operation. Once captured, the leopard was taken to Nahargarh rescue centre and would be released into the forest after a medical examination. CCTV footage of the leopard prowling through residential areas of Jaipur had gone viral prior to the successful rescue operation.
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