WFTX FOX Fort Myers - Florida is among the top states for data breaches and to cyberthieves, medical can mean big money. Investigative Reporter Katie LaGrone shows you why and reveals what you can do to protect yourself from the next healthcare hack.
Inside the mind of a healthcare hacker
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Sisters conjoined at head separated after 50 hours of surgery
CNN - A pair of Pakistani conjoined twins are finally living independent lives after a 100-strong team of British medical experts spent 50 hours performing complex surgery to separate them.
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Two dead at Potts Camp medical clinic
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal - POTTS CAMP - Marshall County authorities say it appears a couple died Tuesday morning inside a medical clinic as the result of a murder-suicide.
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Regional Health announces $2.3 million plan for medical waste
Rapid City Journal - Regional Health Rapid City Hospital will install a $2.3 million ozone-based system to shred and sterilize medical waste and hospital trash, the hospital announced Tuesday in a news release.
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Body of missing Kentucky fisherman found in Alaska river
AP - ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) ? The Alaska state medical examiner says a body recovered from the Susitna River was that of a missing 76-year-old Kentucky fisherman. William "Bill" Hartlage of Louisville disappeared last month while fly fishing. A family member on June 27 told Alaska State Troopers that Hartlage left to fish at the mouth of
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Emergency Services - 7/16/19
Walla Walla Union Bulletin - Information is compiled by the Union-Bulletin staff from the official logs and records that area law enforcement, fire and emergency medical agencies provided this morning. Not all law enforcement reports
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Tennessee Woman Calls Attention to Rare Medical Condition Triggered by Styling Children's Hair
People - It's called hair-grooming syncope and according to pediatricians, it affects a handful of young patients each year
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Florida House leaders want to intervene in lawsuit that shakes up medical marijuana market
South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Florida House leaders want to intervene in a lawsuit that could revolutionize the medical marijuana market in Florida. Only a week ago, a court ruled that the cap on medical marijuana operators was unconstitutional.
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House seeks to join 'monumental' marijuana case
WOGX FOX Ocala - Florida House leaders should be able to participate in a lawsuit that could revolutionize the state's medical marijuana market, a lawyer for the Republican-led chamber told a three-judge panel of the 1st District Court of Appeal Tuesday.
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Should underage drinking cost more than possessing non-medical marijuana?
WCMH NBC Columbus - The city council in Columbus is seeking public input online and in-person about the legality of marijuana.
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Patient sues UW doctor for negligence, sexual exploitation
Madison.com - A Reedsburg woman has sued a UW-Madison doctor, accusing him of medical negligence in treating her epilepsy and of sexual exploitation, including kissing her and calling her "hot" and "baby
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New Jersey Opens Major Expansion of Medical Marijuana Program
High Times - New Jersey continues to broaden the scope of its nearly decade-old medical marijuana program.
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Centre asks Punjab to submit formal proposal for second AIIMS in State
India Pioneer - Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has sought a detailed proposal from Punjab for dedicating the second AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) in the state to the historic 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev. The proposal was sought after the Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh
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Why J&J Shareholders May Have to Ignore Earnings Looking Ahead
24/7 Wall St - Source: zoom-zoom / Getty ImagesOne company that has been a champion for investors has been Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ). The company has grown and grown over the years with sales of consumer products, pharmaceuticals, and medical products and devices. And J&J has had the earnings power to be able to join the elite club
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On the Record for July 15, 2019
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Rutherford County jail inmate chronicles staff abuse in federal lawsuit
Murfreesboro Daily News Journal - After a Rutherford County inmate was wounded by a falling bunk bed, he was denied medical treatment, taunted by staff for his injuries and further harmed by deputies.
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Silver board may allow medical cannabis at schools
Silver City Daily Press - The Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education discussed allowing students with a written treatment plan for medical cannabis to use the drug at school under supervision, just as with other prescription medications, at their regular board meeting Monday. The move was made possible by state Senate Bill 406, which was passed by the Legislature earlier this year and signed April 4 by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The law allows the storage and administration of medical cannabis to certified students on school grounds. "I've worked over the past months with other school administrators in the Southwest, and I have been in contact with the Silver Schools legal representatives regarding this bill," said Dr. Leslie Shurts, director of nursing. The New Mexico Public Education Department has reviewed the bill and has proposed guidelines for school districts seeking to implement the new law. "The school board will need to be adopting policies and procedures for this upcoming school year," Sh
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ONLY ON NEWS 5: Springhill Medical Center releases statement on 'network security incident'
WKRG CBS Mobile - News 5 is continuing to investigate an alleged cyber attack at Springhill Medical Center.
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Six 'Separated' Migrant (Illegal Alien) Families Sue US Government - Demand $3 Million Each to Pay For Counseling to Heal From "Torture"
Gateway Pundit - Obama's illegal alien separation cage Six migrant (illegal alien) families filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration on Monday seeking $3 million each saying they need money to pay for medical care and counseling to pay for the "torture" they endured over last year's so-called 'family separations.' Five out of the six families illegally crossed ?
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RELEASE: New Analysis Finds Paid Leave Exclusively for New Children Falls Well Short of Workers' Needs
Center for American Progress - Washington, D.C. ? Today, the Center for American Progress released a new brief that looks at the real reasons workers take family and medical leave, making the case for comprehensive paid family and medical leave. The brief follows the release of President Donald Trump's budget and the introduction of paid leave proposals in the U.S. Senate that would provide paid leave only ?
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