KGUN ABC Tucson ABC Tucson - According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, about 1.7-percent of children in the U.S. are diagnosed with autism. Specifically in Arizona, that number is 1.4-percent. The screening and diagnosing process for autism is quite different from other medical tests.
The screening, diagnosing process of autism
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Landmark Health and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island Collaborate to Bring High-touch, In-home Medical Care to Complex Patients
Olean Times Herald Olean - HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 13, 2020
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Stitching Wounds Focus of Spring Enrichment
Cedarville University Cedarville - Family Nurse Practitioner and Pediatric Nurse Practitioner students receive specialized training on common medical procedures February 13-14.
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Guards pleads not guilty in alleged assault on prison inmate
Connecticut Post Bridgeport - BOSTON (AP) - Two guards at a federal prison in Massachusetts have pleaded not guilty to charges in connection to what authorities called an assault on a "vulnerable inmate." Seth Bourget, 39, of Woodstock, Connecticut, was arraigned Thursday in federal court in Boston on deprivation of rights charges. Bourget kneed an inmate in the head while the inmate was handcuffed and restrained in a mental health housing unit at the Federal Medical Center in Devens last June, prosecutors said. He later struck the inmate with a protective shield, causing additional injuries, according to authorities. Joseph Lavorato, 51, of Wilmington, is charged with obstruction for allegedly failing to report the full extent of the inmate's injuries and destroying a video recording of the incident. Bourget's attorney, Michael Sheridan, told the Boston Herald his client's side of the story will be heard during the legal process. Lavorato's attorney did not address the specifics of the case, but said in
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WARMC rocking the red to bring attention to Heart Month
Mohave Valley Daily News Bullhead City - BULLHEAD CITY ? Western Arizona Regional Medical Center has been highlighting Heart Month.
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Virus Infects More Than 1,700 Medical Workers in China, 6 Die
KTLA CW Los Angeles CW Los Angeles - More than 1,700 Chinese medical workers have been infected by the new virus that has killed nearly 1,400 people and spread to other parts of Asia and as far as the U.S. and Europe, a senior Chinese official announced Friday. Six of the workers have died, Zeng Yixin, vice director of the National Health Commission, said at a news conference.
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Elaine H. Daub, 67
Titusville Herald Titusville - Elaine H. Daub, 67, of Townville, passed away, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020 at Meadville Medical Center. She was born on Feb. 6, 1953, in Meadville, Pa. and was the daughter
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Medicontur Medical Engineering Ltd - Product Pipeline Analysis, 2019 Update - ResearchAndMarkets.com
Galveston Daily News Galveston - DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 14, 2020
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Applications due April 1 for pre-med academy
Paducah Sun Paducah - To assist college students in their medical career development and to foster relationships with future physicians, Baptist Health Paducah will offer its fourth Baptist Health Pre-Med Academy this summer.
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Advanced Energy (AEIS) to Report Q4 Earnings: What to Expect?
Zacks Investment Research - Advanced Energy's (AEIS) fourth-quarter performance is likely to benefit from pickup in demand for industrial and medical applications and synergies from Artesyn Embedded Power buyout.
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Coronavirus infects more than 1,700 health workers in China, six die
Melbourne Age Melbourne - China's health commission is "highly concerned about this issue" and has issued guidelines for the prevention and control of infection within medical institutions.
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The New Orleans Health Department and Red Cross release 2020 Carnival safety tips and First Aid Station locations
WGNO ABC New Orleans ABC New Orleans - NEW ORLEANS? The New Orleans Health Department, New Orleans Emergency Medical Services, LCMC Health, and Southeast Louisiana Red Cross have released their Carnival safety tips and First Aid s?
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Injuries, campus bans reported after 17 arrested at UC Santa Cruz demonstration
Contra Costa Times Walnut Creek - Some students arrested Wednesday during an hourslong standoff with police near the UC Santa Cruz main entrance reported seeking medical treatment for injuries sustained during their arrest.
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Guards plead not guilty in alleged assault on prison inmate
New Haven Register New Haven - BOSTON (AP) - Two guards at a federal prison in Massachusetts have pleaded not guilty to charges resulting from what authorities called an assault on a "vulnerable inmate." Seth Bourget, 39, of Woodstock, Connecticut, was arraigned Thursday in federal court in Boston on deprivation of rights charges. Bourget kneed an inmate in the head while the inmate was handcuffed and restrained in a mental health housing unit at the Federal Medical Center in Devens last June, prosecutors said. He later struck the inmate with a protective shield, causing additional injuries, according to authorities. Joseph Lavorato, 51, of Wilmington, is charged with obstruction for allegedly failing to report the full extent of the inmate's injuries and destroying a video recording of the incident. Bourget's attorney, Michael Sheridan, told the Boston Herald his client's side of the story will be heard during the legal process. Lavorato's attorney did not address the specifics of the case, but said in co
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'We Host A Podcast About Living With Type 1 Diabetes'
Women’s Health Magazine - "Diabetes is a challenge, and people are often insensitive to our needs in surprising ways?like when airport staff are jerks about the fact that we have to carry medical supplies on planes."
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World Medical Relief gets funding to expand diabetes program
Crains Detroit Business Detroit - World Medical Relief in Southfield has received a $50,000 donation from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Foundation to fund a program for diabetes patients.Through its 54-year-old affordable prescription program, World Medical Relief will create the Pathway to Better Health for Diabetic Patients and hire a diabetes coordinator to staff it. It will make available insulin prescriptions to people with diabetes, said Josephine Jabara, the director of development and community affairs.Insulin prices have increased over the past 10 years where average out-of-pocket monthly costs are about $360, with a single vial of Novolog insulin costing between $14 and $300 and a vial of Humalog insulin priced at $435, WMR said."For some people, one vial a month may be enough, but for others several vials or pens are needed," WMR said in a statement.Michigan ranks 20th in the nation in the number of people with diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The top three stat
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Surprise medical bills hurt more than consumers; ambulance companies seek help from Harrisburg
Lehigh Valley Morning Call Allentown - A years-long attempt by lawmakers to relieve consumers of surprise, out-of-network medical bills has been prolonged by concerns about the fate of money-strapped ambulance companies.
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6 Chinese medical workers die, 1.7K infected by virus
Las Vegas Review-Journal Las Vegas - Confirmed cases in mainland China rose to 63,851 by the end of Thursday, up 5,090 from the previous day. The death toll rose 121 to 1,380.
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Second Suspect Wanted In January Homicide Taken Into Custody
SFGate San Francisco - SAN JOSE (BCN) Police on Thursday took a second suspect into custody in connection with a homicide that occurred in January in San Jose. Marcus Sloan Pardohendry, 33, of San Jose, was taken into custody Thursday at around 3:08 a.m., according to the San Jose Police Department. Richard Alexis Torres, 28, of San Jose, was previously arrested Tuesday on suspicion of murder, police said. On January 15 at 10:19 p.m., officers responded to a person shot at Clayton Road and Squeri Drive and located San Jose resident Richard Huy Nguyen, 26, suffering from at least one gunshot wound. Nguyen was pronounced deceased at the scene. On Tuesday, police located Torres in Santa Clara. Police said Torres did not comply with officers' commands, and a San Jose police K9 was used to take the suspect into custody. Torres was transported to the hospital for medical treatment and was paper booked into the Santa Clara County Jail on suspicion of murder, police said. As of Thursday, To
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Coroner identifies 2 people killed in Byron Circle shooting, including pregnant woman
- BELTON, S. C. (FOX Carolina) - Friday morning, Anderson County Coroner Don McCown confirmed a woman who was shot on Byron Circle in Belton has now died from her injuries. The sheriff's office tells us the victim was pregnant at the time of her death. We're told the baby did not survive. On Thursday night, the coroner's office confirmed another death in the same shooting. Both victims have now been identified by the coroner. 33-year-old Tamell Nash and 21-year-old Sabrina Lowery who the coroner says was 37 weeks pregnant at the time of her death. The coroner says both Nash and Lowery sustained gunshot wounds. We're told Nash was found dead at the scene on Byron Circle. We got this confirmation just before 9:40 p.m. Lowery was taken to AnMEd Health Medical Center and died during surgery, according to the coroner's office.We spoke with a member of Lowery's family that says she leaves behind a husband and two ch
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