Pratt Tribune Pratt - Sawyer, KS - Mary Susanne Skiles, 87, passed away January 23, 2020 at her home. She was born February 5, 1932 in Ringgold, Maryland to Archie S and Iva (Brumbaugh) Bayer. Mary married Alvin Skiles on November 5, 1950 in Brookville, Ohio. They were married for 54 years before he preceded her in death on June 22, 2005. Mary attended Brookville High School for 2 years. She worked as a homemaker in her own home. She formerly served on the Pratt Regional Medical Center Auxiliary for 20 years. She is
Obituary: Mary Skiles
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NHS warning: Labour plot to end privatisation could have 'big cost to taxpayer'
Daily Express - THE LABOUR PARTY's hopes of ending privatisation in the NHS would not only be "disruptive" to the medical organisation but also lump taxpayers with a "pretty big cost to the taxpayer", a Nuffield Trust analyst has warned.
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New comprehensive burn center to open at MUSC in Charleston
WJBF ABC Augusta ABC Augusta - CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) ? The first adult burn unit in the state will open at the Medical University of South Carolina in late spring or early summer of this year. Approximately 1,100 patien?
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Robert R. 'Bob' 'Bobby' Chippi Jan. 25, 2020
Hazleton Standard Speaker Hazleton - Robert R. "Bob"/"Bobby" Chippi, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, friend and godfather, of Dean Gray Alley, Weatherly, passed away unexpectedly Jan. 25 in Lehigh Valley Hospital-Hazleton, after he experienced a medical emergency at his
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Texas Children's Hospital joins U.S. Olympics medical network
Your Houston News Houston - The hospital will be just one of eight medical centers, and the only one located in Texas, in the elite network, according to the U.S. Olympics and Paralympic Committee.
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Rosenbohm, William L.
St. Joseph News-Press St. Joseph - MILAN, Mo. - William L. "Bill" Rosenbohm, 64, formerly Rock Port, Missouri, passed away Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020, Northeast Regional Medical Center, Kirksville, Missouri.
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Retired journalist John Middlesworth dies at age 81
West Hawaii Today Kailua-Kona - John Michael Mike Middlesworth, retired newspaperman and vice chairman of the state Judicial Selection Commission, died Jan. 14 at Hilo Medical Center. He was 81.
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Arnold L. Niese
Findlay Courier Findlay - MILLER CITY -- Arnold L. Niese, 98 of Miller City, died at 7:24 p.m. Monday, January 27, 2020, at Mercy Health St. Rita's Medical Center, Lima.He was born January 28, 1921 in Miller City to the l
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Namon Jones Sr.
Daily Iberian New Iberia - Funeral services are pending for Namon Jones Sr., 81, a resident of New Iberia who died at 8:16 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020 at Iberia Medical Center.
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Lola Sue Williams Cramer
Mount Pleasant Daily Tribune Mount Pleasant - She worked at Titus Regional Medical Center as a nurse aid and registrar for 38 years, where she formed many special friendships over the years.
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Midmark to expand manufacturing footprint in Versailles - Sidney Daily News
Sidney Daily News Sidney - DAYTON ? Midmark Corp., a leading provider of medical, dental and veterinary equipment, technology and services, announced plans to grow the company
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HMSA selects new president and CEO
Honolulu Star-Advertiser Honolulu - Hawaii Medical Service Association said Tuesday it has selected Dr. Mark Mugiishi as its new president and chief executive officer.
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A biodefense expert explains the coronavirus detection process in the US
CNBC - Dr. Luciana Borio, vice president of In-Q-Tel and former Director of Medical and Biodefense Preparedness policy for the White House, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss the outbreak of the coronavirus in China and the American process for diagnosing the illness quickly in order to prevent further spread.
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Three medical pot dispensaries approved in Moberly
Moberly Monitor-Index Moberly - Three medical marijuana dispensaries are planned to open in the coming months in downtown Moberly. They were the only medical marijuana facilities
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The Latest: Britain flying back citizens from Wuhan - 9 & 10 News
WWUP CBS Cadillac CBS Cadillac - BEIJING (AP) ? The Latest on the outbreak of a new virus from China: 7:30 p.m. The British government is preparing to fly citizens back from the Chinese city at the center of the outbreak of a new virus, and will put them in quarantine for two weeks. Health Secretary Matt Hancock tweeted Wednesday that "anyone who returns from Wuhan will be safely isolated for 14 days, with all necessary medical attention." Britain's Press Association news agency reported that the returning Britons will likely be held on a military base. There are an estimated 200 British citizens in Wuhan, and a flight
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A year after Iowa introduced medical cannabis, here's how the program is making gains
Omaha World-Herald Omaha - A year into its medical cannabis program, Iowa is seeing growth and changes.
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Leon County Schools adopts new medicinal marijuana policy
WTXL ABC Tallahassee ABC Tallahassee - Tuesday night the Leon County School Board voted for qualified students who use medical marijuana to be able to have the drug administered to them on school campuses.
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Virus cases in China top SARS as evacuations begin - MarketWatch
MarketWatch - Countries began evacuating their citizens Wednesday from the Chinese city hardest-hit by a new virus that has now infected more people in China than were sickened in the country by SARS. The number of confirmed cases jumped to 5,974, surpassing the 5,327 in mainland China during the SARS outbreak in 2002-2003. The death toll rose to 132, which is still lower than the 348 people who were killed in China by SARS. Scientists say there are still many critical questions to be answered about the new virus, including just how transmissible and severe it is. A Japanese flight that brought back evacuees from the city of Wuhan included four passengers with coughs and fevers. Two were diagnosed with pneumonia. The three men and one woman were taken to a Tokyo hospital in separate ambulances for treatment and further medical checks. Another woman developed nausea at the airport and was also hospitalized. It wasn't immediately known whether they were infected with the new type of coronavirus, wh
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Man injured in jump from Ames Power Plant
Ames Tribune Ames - A man suffered life-threatening injuries after jumping from the third-floor of the Ames Power Plant, Ames police Cmdr. Jason Tuttle said.The man's name was not immediately released.Tuttle said the man had left Mary Greeley Medical Center earlier Saturday before officers located him.Hospital spokesman Steve Sullivan said the man had come to the hospital for treatment earlier in the day. After being treated, the man agreed to be admitted, Sullivan said in a statement released on Sunday.
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Medical cannabis is legal in Iowa. What's going on in Nebraska?
Omaha World-Herald Omaha - Though Iowa-made medical cannabis products are legal in Iowa for specific conditions, Nebraskans can't cross the Missouri to purchase products as they can to play slot machines or bet on
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