Business Insider - Medical experts say most US citizens are more at risk from seasonal influenza than the coronavirus, but that hasn't helped quell fears.
Hospitals are stockpiling supplies amid fears a coronavirus-related mask shortage could endanger healthcare providers
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Demand for face masks is surging because of the coronavirus ? but doctors say wearing one isn't the safest thing you can do
Business Insider - Medical face masks aren't as effective at protecting from coronavirus as most people think, according to doctors and scientists.
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An affordable house challenge: One local developer strives to find the solution
Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sarasota - Across Sarasota and Manatee counties, we face an affordable housing crisis. A recent report examining affordable housing revealed around 42% of households in Sarasota County and 38% of households in Manatee County spend more than a third of their income on housing. Spending more than 30% of your net income on housing means that you cannot afford other necessities such as groceries, medical expenses, etc. According to the Manatee Chamber of Commerce, the average rent for a two-bedroom unit in
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Young woman ends up on psych ward after symptoms mistaken for breakdown
The Daily Mirror - University student Lucy Dawson was in the ward for about four months before she was eventually diagnosed with a medical condition called anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis
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Extraordinary Life: Thomas Godar, a physician who was known as 'the expert's expert'
Hartford Courant Hartford - Tom Godar was an outstanding diagnostician, an excellent teacher and a doctor who professionalized the field of pulmonary medicine at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford.
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Type 2 diabetes symptoms: Loss of reflexes in this body part could be a sign of condition
Daily Express - TYPE 2 diabetes results in serious health complications if left untreated. Allowing blood sugar levels to build-up in the body for too long can cause nerve damage, among other things, so it is important to be aware of the tell-tale sign that indicates when medical intervention is needed.
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From Disparaged to Doctorate, Once Displaced Immigrant Dr. Ezzat Moghazy, Partners with AYBOS as the The Rebuild Your Mind Initiative Assistant Director
New Haven Register New Haven - Once Displaced Immigrant Dr. Ezzat Moghazy, Partners with AYBOS as the The Rebuild Your Mind Initiative Assistant Director to launch the 50,000 Hour Mental Health Challenge to all mental health professionals. Dr. Moghazy learned the power of "self-healing" early in life as he came to America without a penny in his pocket nor a roof over his head; what Moghazy did have was an integrative approach to eastern philosophy that he learned from his father. DENVER (PRWEB) February 08, 2020 Dr. Ezzat Moghazy began consulting AYBOS and the Rebuild Your Mind (RYM) Initiative in 2019 after Dr. Nina Minagawa sent out a message to her professional network calling for support of the initiative. Still in his pre-doctorate at the time, Dr. Moghazy answered the call. Both Moghazy and now RYM Director Dr. Minagawa have both been instrumental in providing clinical direction for RYM since then. With Minagawa on medical leave, Moghazy has been filling both positions in her absence. Moghazy has accompli
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Fourth case of coronavirus diagnosed in UK as worldwide toll rises
London Evening Standard London - A fourth case of the coronavirus has been identified in the UK. Chief medical officer for England Professor Chris Whitty said this morning that a further patient has tested positive for coronavirus
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Rosalee Rae Vanderhoof
Cookeville Herald Citizen Cookeville - LIVINGSTON ? Rosalee Rae Vanderhoof, 75, of Cookeville, Tennessee, passed away Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center.Rosalee chose cremation and the family followed her ?
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How to take control of the end of your life
San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco - Consider this letter I've sent to everyone who may become my guardian, caregiver or medical decision-maker. I want to free those I love from guilt, and that is more important to me than whether medical staff consider it legally binding.
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Fourth person in UK tests positive for coronavirus
The Guardian - Patient treated in London after catching virus in France, says chief medical officer
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Teen Regains Eyesight After Rare Medical Diagnosis
Inside Edition - He was diagnosed with LHON, a degenerative eye disease which can cause blindness. Thanks to a genetic trial, Ralston is getting a second chance at sight.
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Legislative Notebook: School standards, child marriage and medical debt
Post Register Idaho Falls - BOISE ? Last week, the fifth of the 2020 legislative session, state officials and lawmakers:
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Hopatcong family sentenced in THC edibles operation in home
New Jersey Herald Newton - SUPERIOR COURT ? A 52-year-old Hopatcong man with a medical marijuana license was sentenced Friday for abusing the system by operating his own marijuana edibles facility out of his home.Eric Fiorito appeared in front of Judge Thomas J. Critchley Friday where he was given 10 years in state prison with 48 months of parole ineligibility, which was slightly lower than what the State recommended. In October, Fiorito pleaded guilty to first-degree maintaining a premises for the manufacture of a
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Provider loss leads to limited women's services at Sunset
Yuma Sun Yuma - A local healthcare organization has announced that it will limit women's health services after losing obstetrics and gynecology providers to another medical organization.
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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism?February 9
National Review - A three-judge district court consisting of three Carter appointees issues a "tentative ruling" that finds that overcrowding in California's prisons is the "primary cause" of the state's "inability to provide constitutionally adequate medical care and mental health care to its prisoners" and that would require California's prisons to reduce their inmate populations by as many as 57,000 prisoners.
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Keli Jo Reynolds
Champaign News-Gazette Champaign - CHAMPAIGN ? Keli Jo Reynolds, 55, of Champaign passed away Friday, Jan. 31, 2020, at OSF St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria. She was born Dec. 12, 1964.
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Explained: Why The Feds Are Raiding Tech Companies For Medical Records
Forbes - The U.S. government is raiding little known tech companies for citizens' medical data. And it appears innocent people are having their most private information put at risk.
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Navy SEAL's family pushes for recognition of brain injuries
Laredo Morning Times Laredo - ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - As a decorated Navy SEAL operator and explosives breacher, Ryan Larkin was regularly exposed to high-impact blast waves throughout his 10 years of service. Struggling with the psychological effects of serving in four combat tours and an undiagnosed brain injury, Larkin died by suicide on a Sunday morning in 2017 dressed in a SEAL Team shirt with the medals he earned in service next to him. "Ryan died from combat injuries, just not right away," Frank Larkin, Ryan's father, said. Ryan Larkin's repeated exposure to blast waves severely damaged his brain by causing microscopic tears in the tissue, internal lining and blood vessels. Ryan Larkin told his father in the months before his death that he wanted his body to be donated to traumatic brain injury research. The 29-year-old's brain was examined at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center where a doctor discovered that Ryan had a severe level of microscopic brain injury that was uniquely related to blas
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Mrs. Rae J. Henson, 64 (Brownwood) - Brownwood News
Brownwood News Brownwood - Mrs. Rae J. Henson, 64, of Brownwood, passed away Friday, February 7, 2020 at Brownwood Regional Medical Center. Services are pending with Brownwood Funeral Home.
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