WITI FOX Milwaukee - MILWAUKEE -- One person is dead following a shooting near Clarke St. and Teutonia Ave. early morning Monday, July 22. Officials say the shooting happened around 12:24 a.m. inside an apartment building. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office was called to the scene for one deceased person.
1 dead after shooting near Clarke and Teutonia
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At least seven killed in bomb attack in Somalia's Mogadishu
Reuters - At least seven people were killed and 27 others wounded when a bomb went off outside a hotel near the international airport in Somalia's capital Mogadishu on Monday, medical officials said.
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Consumers Will Be Able to Pay for Doctor Visits on Their Phones, Via Anthem
Wall Street Journal - Anthem is launching an app to help consumers schedule and pay for medical visits through their smartphones, as well as learn potential diagnoses and text with doctors.
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After A Dire Year, Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center Looks To The Future
KUHT PBS Houston - "What St. Luke's needs more than anything else is no more changes for awhile."
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Leon A. Martin, 73, Potsdam
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Hero of Stenin Contest Award-Winning Photo to Receive Medical Treatment in Moscow
Sputnik News - MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Iraqi boy Qassem Qadim, 13, who became a hero after being featured as the main subject of an award winning photo of the 2018 Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest, has arrived in Moscow again to receive medical treatment.
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Axonics® to Report 2019 Second Quarter and Six-Month Financial Results and Host a Conference Call on August 5
Business Wire - IRVINE, Calif. -- Axonics Modulation Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: AXNX), a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of novel implantable Sacral...
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Funeral services set for SHU grad killed by fallen tree
Danbury News-Times - Funeral service have been set for Jarrod M. Marotto, the 21-year-old Sacred Heart University graduate, who was killed when a tree feel on his vehicle last Wednesday. Firefighters waited nearly an hour Wednesday afternoon for personnel from United Illuminating Co., as a young man sat dead or dying after his car was crushed by a branch and entangled in downed power lines, witnesses said. Numerous radio calls went out from Bridgeport and Fairfield fire departments calling UI to the scene on Park Avenue. After UI personnel arrived, Marotto was extricated from the car. He was was later pronounced dead at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport. Visiting hours will be from 3 -7 p.m., Monday along with a wake service at 6:30 p.m. at the DellaVecchia Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St. Southington. A private burial service will be held at the convenience of the family. His family asked that in lieu of flowers please send memorial donations to The Jarrod Marotto Memorial Fund, Southi
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Garden gate: July 22
Kodiak Daily Mirror - To some gardeners, foxgloves are considered a pest because they easily reseed themselves. But to the medical profession, extracts from foxglove called Digitalin is used for the treatment of heart conditions. During this year's garden tour (scheduled for the weekend of Aug 10, 11) be on the lookout for tall spires of foxglove. (Marion Owen photo)
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Woman: Husband killed in freak accident on N Carolina beach - McKinnon Broadcasting
AP - OAK ISLAND, N.C. (AP) ? A woman says her husband was killed on the North Carolina coast when a wave crashed into him, slamming his head into the sand and breaking his neck. Shannon Dingle tweeted about Lee Dingle's death, saying "my partner, my love, and my home died today after a freak accident." She said her husband was playing in the water Thursday with several of their six children when he was hit by the intense wave. Oak Island Fire Chief Chris Anselmo said rescuers took him to the New Hanover Regional Medical Center, where he died. Dingle is a writer whose work focuses on surviving
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JOE MCCANTS
Sumter Item - Thomas Joseph 'Joe' McCants, 76, husband of Catherine 'Kitty' Wilson McCants, passed away Sunday, July 21, 2019, at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Born Nov. 10, 1942, in Williamsburg County, he was a son of the late Titus ?
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Bridge: July 23, 2019
Contra Costa Times - Our local paper ran a story about a series of break-ins at a medical center's huge parking deck. "Crime in a parking deck," Cy the Cynic sighed. "Wrong on so many levels.?
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A welcome cohort of medical students
Honolulu Star-Advertiser - The University of Hawaiis John A. Burns School of Medicine last week welcomed its largest-ever incoming class, with 77 students receiving stethoscopes and white coats. Given the states ongoing shortage of doctors, especially in rural areas, any enrollment bump is encouraging.
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Obituaries for July 23
Hawaii Tribune-Herald - Alaysha Nohelani Fujiyama, 21, of Keaau died June 17 at The Queens Medical Center in Honolulu. Born in Hilo, she was a homemaker. Visitation 5-6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, at New Hope Church, 840 Kupulau Road, Hilo. Celebration of life 6 p.m. Graveside urn committal service 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 2, at Homelani Memorial Park, Ilima Section. Casual attire. Survived by children, Jacob Jr. and Dalton Ribordy of Keaau; father, Wayne Fujiyama of Keaau; mother, Natalie Ragocos of Hilo; brothers, Austin (Jensen Figaroa) Fujiyama of Maui, Avery (Leslie Quinones) Fujiyama of Yuma, Ariz.; sister, Aaliyah Fujiyama of Hilo; paternal grandparents, Archibald and Mellowdy Fujiyama of Keaau; maternal grandfather, Carlito Richard (Mary Ann Vasquez) Ragocos of Hilo; maternal grandmother, Patricia (Michael) Riviera of Hilo; aunts, uncles and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
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Shortage of primary physicians could spell trouble as boomer...
Oklahoman - Despite hospital systems and health officials calling out the need for more primary care doctors, graduates of U.S. medical schools are becoming less likely to choose to specialize in one of those fields. A record-high number of primary care positions was offered in the 2019 National Resident Matching Program ? known to doctors as "the Match." It determines where medical students will study in their chosen specialty after graduation. But this year, the percentage of primary care positions filled by fourth-year medical students was the lowest on record. "I think part of it has to do with income," said Mona Signer, chief executive of the Match. "Primary care specialties are not the highest-paying.
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Four Pillars Of Patient Acquisition And Practice Growth
Forbes - There's a big difference between a medical practice that's marketing itself to keep the schedule reliably booked and a medical practice that's looking to truly grow.
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Medical helicopter called to crash involving motorcycle in Shelby County
Dayton Daily News - Initial reports indicate the wreck with the motorcycle and another vehicle occurred on South County Road 25A near the I-75 overpass around 5:45 a.m.
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Denver Health Medical Center hiring paramedics
KMGH ABC Denver - Denver Health Medical Center is expanding its paramedic team.
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Indiana couple needs $30K for medical flight after man suffers head injury on honeymoon
WXIN FOX Indianapolis - ST KITTS ? A young Indiana couple will return from their honeymoon after a long delay and a $30,000 plane ticket home. Newlyweds Clay and Acaimie Chastain were enjoying their honeymoon and hiking a dormant volcano on the island of St. Kitts in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Getting plenty of sleep but waking up tired? You could have sleep apnea
Wilmington Star-News - Editor's Note: This article is made possible through a sponsored content partnership with New Hanover Regional Medical Center.Does this sound familiar? You're lying awake at night listening to your spouse or bed partner snore, stop, gasp for air and ? after what seems like an eternity ? take a deep breath and start snoring again.About 10 percent of men older than 55 and slightly fewer women suffer from sleep apnea. The incidences increase with age and with body mass
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