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WAVY NBC Portsmouth - Police say preliminary reports indicated the man may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.

Salida Mountain Mail - The Salida Hospital District board of directors approved, during a special meeting Wednesday, a capital request for creation of six parking spaces at Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center

MSN - Boston police and emergency medical personnel responded Thursday morning to the North End after a woman was hit and injured by falling debris. A woman in her 30s was hurt in the area of 85 Atlantic Ave., which is just north of Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, police reported. Her injuries are described as life-threatening. Officers said the falling debris is believed to be a piece of metal. Images from the scene show a portion of a railing...

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - The former state medical examiner took the stand Thursday morning.

WVEC ABC Hampton - Officials said the man may have suffered a medical emergency before the crash.

WJXX ABC Orange Park - Avecina Medical's Back-to-School contest gives you a chance for your student to win a free ride in a luxury car to school and a new iPad.

El Paso Inc - The U.S. Department of Commerce has named the Medical Center of the Americas Foundation a recipient of a $300,000 federal grant. The funding comes through the department's Seed Fund Support

WXIA NBC Atlanta - A medical examiner describes injuries to Laila Daniel during the trial of Jennifer and Joseph Rosenbaum on July 25, 2019. The foster parents are charged in the death of the child.

WJXX ABC Orange Park - Get kids excited to go back to school!

Schenectady Daily Gazette - The crash happened near a private driveway, troopers said

WCPO ABC Cincinnati - Officers responded to 2245 Victor Street at 10:25 p.m. Thursday. Tyrell Gill, 26, was transported to University of Cincinnati Medical Center. He died Friday at the hospital, according to the Hamilton County Coroner.

Forbes - Data indicate that more than 4 billion people travel on commercial flights annually. While the outcomes of adults who experience medical emergencies have been extensively studied, much less has been reported about the experience, outcomes and ways to prevent these events in children.

Jacksonville Daily News - CAMP LEJEUNE- Each quarter Navy Medicine recognizes military treatment facilities (MTF) and those working in them as the Best of the Best based on patient satisfaction ratings captured through Joint Outpatient Experience Surveys (JOES).Nearly every "Best of the Best" survey category for Quarter 2 of 2019 included Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune (NMCCL) or a member of its staff.Those awards included 100% satisfaction ratings for NMCCL main medical center (93.2 satisfaction

Kearney Hub - KEARNEY ? Ivan D. Stone, 71, of Axtell died Thursday, July 25, 2019, at Kearney Regional Medical Center.

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Dayton Daily News - It is part of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base mission to develop new leaders, wings and ways of...

NPR - Fresenius, one of the two largest dialysis providers in the U.S., has agreed to waive a $524,600.17 bill for a man who received 14 weeks of dialysis at a clinic in Montana. NPR, Kaiser Health News, and CBS This Morning told Sovereign Valentine's story this week, as part of the "Bill of the Month" series, a crowdsourced investigation that seeks to understand the exorbitant health care bills faced by ordinary Americans. On Thursday, a representative from Fresenius told Sovereign's wife, Dr. Jessica Valentine, that the company would waive their unpaid bill. Instead, they will be treated as in-network patients, and Fresenius will seek to negotiate with their insurer a rate higher than what the insurer has already paid. The Valentines are responsible only for their $5,000 deductible, which Sovereign, who goes by "Sov," has already hit for the year. That leaves them with $0 left to pay on their in-network deductible. "It's a huge relief," Sov said. "It allows me to put more energy back in

KSAN NBC San Angelo - On Thursday afternoon, July 25, 2019, San Angelo Police were dispatched to Shannon Medical Center for the report of a shooting victim. Officers arrived and learned that an 18-year-old San Angelo man self-ambulated to the hospital via private vehicle and was subsequently treated for superficial injuries and released. Further investigation by members of the Department's