India Times - Parents of a two and a half-year-old girl, who died of a rare disease, donated her body to a private medical college in the city in order to encourage
Body of girl who died of Sandhoff disease donated
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House Health Committee Clears 'Born Alive' Abortion Bill
WPBY PBS Huntington - The West Virginia House Health and Human Resources Committee has advanced a bill that would ensure medical care for a fetus born alive following an
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LOW VISION TREATMENT THROUGH MEDICAL ASTROLOGY
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Nearly 2 million adults are estimated to have shown symptoms of PTSD during Hong Kong protests, study finds
CNN - Almost 2 million people in Hong Kong ? about a third its adult population ? are estimated to have experienced symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) during months of social unrest in the city, according to research published Friday in The Lancet medical journal. Researchers from the University of Hong Kong surveyed 18,000 people between
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Obituaries for January 10
Hawaii Tribune-Herald - Kay Uno Kaneko, 87, of Holualoa died Oct. 8 at Hospice of Konas Nakamaru Hale. Born in Los Angeles, she was a retired home care registered nurse, founding member of Donkey Mill Art Center, member of Kona Outdoor Circle, Japanese American Citizens League, Kona Association for Family and Community Education, American Red Cross, UGSF Nursing Alumni Association, College Womens Association of Japan, Foreign Nurses Association in Japan, Hawaii Association for Family and Community Education, and past president of FCE, Medical Personnel Pool, Home Care Supervisor, Quick Kokua, Japanese American National Museum founding member and American Association of University Women GEM Program. Celebration 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 26 at Kona Imin Center in Holualoa. Casual attire; no flowers. Survived by son, Kris Kaneko of Holualoa; daughters, Julie Kaneko Hall of Ventura, Calif., and Patricia (Pete) Strahler of Castle Rock, Colo.; five grandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo
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Teenage soldier found dead at Fort Jackson training base
Stars and Stripes - The 19-year-old Army National Guard Soldier was found unresponsive at a field location, a Fort Jackson official said, adding that the soldier's unit took life saving measures while contacting emergency medical services.
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Libya's war could be a snapshot of the 21st century's new normal
Stamford Advocate - Attention in Washington is consumed by President Trump's standoff with Iran, centered on missile strikes in Iraq. But this week, world leaders wrung their hands about a protracted conflict in another war-ravaged Arab state: Libya. Since April, the forces of renegade Gen. Khalifa Hifter have pursued a withering offensive on the environs of the capital, Tripoli, locked in a battle of attrition with militias loyal to the U.N.-recognized Government of National Accord. More than a half-year of drone strikes, artillery bombardments and shelling have yet to tip the scales of the conflict, while the fighting has led to hundreds of deaths, displaced more than 140,000 civilians and shut down myriad schools and medical facilities. Away from the battlefield, there's a geopolitical tussle at play. Since a U.S.-led air campaign toppled the regime of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011, the oil-rich North African nation has become a failed state. Two competing governments - the GNA, headed by
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Spiritual Path for Medical Students in India's Uttar Pradesh to Reduce Doctor-Patient Clashes
Sputnik News - New Delhi (Sputnik): Spirituality and the supernatural have gradually been making headway in the curriculum of Indian educational institutions. A leading federal university in the country even recently introduced a certificate course on "Bhoot Vidya", the study of ghosts.
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Two Dead After Helicopter Crash Near Harrisburg
CNN - SILVER SPRING TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- Two people are dead after a helicopter crash in Cumberland County. The helicopter went down around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday in the backyard of a home in Silver Spring Township, a few miles west of Harrisburg. It was not a medical flight.
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BETTY L. GRIFFIN
Elkhart Truth - MISHAWAKA ? Betty L. Griffin, 80, of Mishawaka, formerly of Elkhart and Goshen, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center.
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Steamboat women's clinic, birth center absorbing patients from Craig after MRH ceases obstetrics services
Craig Daily Press - STEAMBOAT SPRINGS ? On hearing the news that Memorial Regional Health in Craig would be suspending Obstetric Services as of Saturday, Jan. 11, Soniya Fidler, president of UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center, quickly initiated discussions on...
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Letter to the editor: Sleepy drivers are as dangerous as drunk ones
Portland Press Herald - Re: "Ex-corrections officer pleads not guilty in July crash that killed 9-year-old girl" (Jan. 7, Page B1): Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce needs to do more research on the subject of the dangers presented by sleepy drivers. I quickly found many reviews on the relationship between workers after extended shifts and injury risk from accidents. One done by New Zealand scientists found "an almost sixfold increase in the odds of injury-involved crashes for vehicles driven by people who were not fully alert or (were) sleepy." Sheriff Joyce and the jail workers union need to acknowledge the continuing danger inherent in jail employees doing double, 16-hour, shifts. Long-distance truck drivers have to take a 10-hour break after driving 12 hours. I am not a traffic engineer or a police officer or an emergency medical technician, but I live in Gorham and often drive on Route 25 (where the fatal crash involving Kenneth Morang took place after Morang worked 16 hours at the county jail). Cha
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News on the Green: Unfair Restrictions
Albuquerque Alibi - Samantha Anne Carrillo reports on a first amendment ruling in favor of a local medical cannabis provider and its international reflection in cannabis tech companies' fight to be included at the world's largest consumer tech expo.
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Doctor pleads guilty to producing child pornography after secretly recording children's medical exams
CNN - A Denver doctor accused of secretly recording nude images of children during medical examinations pleaded guilty to child pornography charges on Friday, according to a news release from the Department of Justice. Dr. Justin Neisler is scheduled to be sentenced May 22 on charges of producing child pornography and faces 15 to 30 years in
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Paid leave comes to Washington
Moscow-Pullman Daily News - With the start of the new year, Washington has rolled out a long-anticipated program promising paid family and medical leave to virtually every employee in the state ? although some
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Kevin C. Sullivan
Moscow-Pullman Daily News - Kevin Charles Sullivan was born May 26, 1961, and passed away Monday, Jan. 6, 2020, at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane from complications following open-heart surgery.
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Births - Community - Standard Speaker
Hazleton Standard Speaker - OUT OF TOWN ? A daughter, Zoe Jane Catherine Sutch, born Dec. 26 at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, to Timothy Sutch and Tammy McBlain Morris, Zion Gove. Maternal grandparents are Robert McBlain, Zion Grove, and Patricia McBlain, Zion Grove. Paternal
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Ellwood City hospital workers might benefit from revamped Grove City Medical Center
Ellwood City Ledger - Grove City Medical Center becoming part of Allegheny Health Network likely does not bode well for reopening of Ellwood City Medical Center, but it does offer opportunity for its laid-off workers.
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AHN acquires Grove City Medical Center
Ellwood City Ledger - Another regional rural hospital has joined with a larger health care system to strengthen its position in the community and expand its services.
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Mosquito Bite Leads To Man Developing 'Eggshell' Testicle
IFLScience - An 80-year-old man in India sought medical help after he found blood in his urine, was having trouble urinating, and was experiencing other symptoms of a u
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