Salida Mountain Mail - Luke and Sierra Sustrich of Salida are the parents of a son, Kaedron Jackson Sustrich.He was born at 5:35 a.m. July 21, 2019, at Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical
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Patient shocked by accusations that Fairfield doctor hit dog with hammer, shot it
Hamilton Today's Pulse - Accusations that the owner of a Fairfield medical facility struck a dog with a hammer and shot it su...
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One left crash in medical helicopter after motorcycle accident
WHIO CBS Dayton - One person was taken by CareFlight to Miami Valley Hospital after a crash involving a motorcycle occurred on U.S. 68 this morning.
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S.Korea tests drone delivery in remote regions
Radio France Internationale - Seoul began testing delivery by drone in the country's remote regions Wednesday, with the hope of improving residents' quality of life, the government said.The project, jointly launched by the interior and safety ministry and Korea Post, among other government agencies, aims to establish a "public drone delivery system" to serve the country's dispersed population.A test operation on Wednesday transported medical relief items from Dangjin, a city 80 kilometres southwest of Seoul, to two islands off South Korea's west coast.The same 20-minute journey would normally take delivery vessels two hours, the ministry said.Earlier this year, American delivery giant UPS launched the first authorised use of unmanned drones to transport packages to recipients. Seoul aims to open 10 drone delivery bases across the country by 2022.South Korea has more than 3,000 islands, of which some 480 are inhabited and where many residents have limited access to health care and other public services.
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Financial Tip: Travel Insurance
WBNG CBS Binghamton - Buying travel insurance can help recover some costs if your vacation gets ruined by a natural disaster, medical emergency or other catastrophe.
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How to find safe plastic surgery in Mexico
Waynesboro Augusta Free Press - Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery are among the most popular types of medical procedures being performed across the world.
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You Ask, We Investigate: Certain professions not protected under the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment
KNWA NBC Rogers - NORTHWEST ARKANSAS (KNWA) ? In this week's 'You Ask, We Investigate' report, KNWA's Katelynn Zoellner found out certain professions are not protected under the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment. Arkansas' Medical Marijuana Amendment protects people who are qualified patients from being discriminated against by their employer. "Those people who crafted this amendment, the medical marijuana amendment, they
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Protests held to demand justice for Unnao rape survivor
India Times - Hundreds of people took to streets at several places to demand justice for Unnao rape survivor, who was critically injured in a road accident. Her family members also organised a protest outside King George's Medical University trauma center, where she is being treated. The family alleged conspiracy behind Sunday's car accident in which rape survivor and his lawyer were severely injured while her two aunts were killed. "Kuldeep Sengar should be punished as soon as possible and Mahesh Singh (uncle of the victim) should be released from jail," said one of the family members of the victim. Congress party workers also staged a protest outside the hospital, holding placards with a slogan "Mahilao ke sammaan mein, hum ab maidan mein'. Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief Swati Maliwal also met the Unnao rape survivor at a hospital in Lucknow and demanded both the lawyer and the victim should be airlifted and shifted to a hospital in Delhi. She also slammed the Centre and the state governme
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(CTST) - CannTrust Confirms Strategic Review
Benzinga - Shares of medical and recreational cannabis producer CannTrust Holdings Inc (NYSE: CTST) gained more than 8% Wednesday morning after confirming an ...
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Lessons from 'Man Up and Dress Up,' a book Kendall Qualls tried and brilliantly failed to Kickstart
Minneapolis City Pages - This week, Republican medical technology executive Kendall Qualls of Medina joined the political fray by announcing his congressional campaign. He's challenging first-term Democratic Rep. Dean?
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Inside Business: It is all about the ears
Estes Park Trail-Gazette - The Community Hearing Center has been providing medical care around all things hearing since 1989, and Audiologist Cory Workman has been running the practice since he purchased it in 2017. Workman ?
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'Bonus years' fuel strong desire for Howells woman to give back to community
Norfolk Daily News - HOWELLS ? Kathy Heard still chokes up when she thinks about the medical emergency that nearly stole her husband's life.
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Ben Carson: Trump 'willing' to work with Elijah Cummings on Baltimore
Washington Times - President Trump is willing to work with Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland to help improve living conditions in Baltimore, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said Wednesday. Meeting with reporters in the city where he attended medical school, Dr. Carson said the president's recent feud with Mr. Cummings ...
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Police cruiser crash caused by medical issue, sheriff says
MLive.com - In-car video from the Columbia Township patrol car, GPS data and information from first responders who were traveling behind the vehicle were used to determine what happened.
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All the latest Arsenal transfer news, rumours, gossip and done deals
The Independent - Arsenal's club-record £72m transfer for Nicolas Pepe is set to be announced imminently after the player underwent a medical at London Colney yesterday. Pepe chose Arsenal over Napoli after his representatives finalised personal terms with the north London club and he is now set to become the third most expensive player in Premier League history.
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Program offering free rides to appointments for breast cancer patients
WXYZ ABC Detroit - GoRide Health and Ford Warriors in Pink are offering breast cancer patients complimentary rides to medical appointments for the rest of the year.
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Planned warehouse to be biggest commercial building in Deer Park
Laredo Morning Times - A company plans to build a warehouse that will be the largest commercial building in Deer Park, a city official reported. Deer Park City Council recently approved the annexation of 37 acres north of Texas 225 on Independence Parkway that is owned by Molto Properties, paving the way for the entrepreneurial industrial real estate firm to to construct a 410,000 square foot logistics warehouse, according to Debbie Westbeld, the city's economic development administrator. Molto petitioned the city late last year for annexation approval. The property previously housed a chemical plant that was shuttered over 20 years ago. Molto plans to start construction later this year, and the building should take 10 months to complete, Westbeld reported. In other Deer Park business news, a medical clinic has opened on College Park Drive and a taqueria is set to open on Center Street. Angels Medical is now open at 5003 College Park Drive (across the street from Starbucks on Spencer Highway.) Th
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Cobb residents dig in for fight over Sterigenics emissions
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Cobb residents and officials are demanding an independent air quality testing around a medical sterilization facility.
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A gynecologist induced labor in pregnant women without their consent. The practice could lead to life-threatening complications like a ruptured uterus or dangerously low fetal heart rates.
Business Insider - Paul Shuen, a former surgeon and OB/GYN in Toronto, admitted to inducing labor in pregnant women without their consent in order to deliver their babies on weekends and to make more money. Shuen's actions not only denied women control over their own bodies and babies, but also put them and their children at risk for serious and potentially fatal health complications. Labor induction is only supposed to be used when the woman or her baby's health is at risk, and after doctors have conducted a special test. Risks of induced labor include a higher likelihood of cesarean delivery, a ruptured uterus, excessive vaginal bleeding, and a low fetal heart rate. Visit INSIDER's homepage for more. When Lindsay Bruer, a nurse at Toronto's North York General hospital, found small pieces of a white pill in a woman's vagina during a routine exam in 2016, she and another nurse, Karen Yu, became suspicious, Toronto Life reported last week. There was no record of the pill in the woman's medical chart
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Sens. Sanders and Warren Tout Progressive Vision for 2020 as 2nd Democratic Debate Kicks Off
Democracy Now! - Ten candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination took the stage in Detroit last night in the first of a two-night CNN-hosted debate. The evening was billed as the first showdown between the two leading progressives in the race?Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren?but the two agreed on all major issues and instead fended off criticisms from the more moderate candidates in the race. CNN anchor Jake Tapper asked Bernie Sanders to respond to former Congressmember John Delaney's assertion that Sanders's cornerstone healthcare proposal, Medicare for all, which seeks to offer free public healthcare for all Americans, was "bad policy." Sen. Bernie Sanders: "You're wrong. Right now we have a dysfunctional healthcare system?87 million uninsured or underinsured, $500,000?500,000 Americans every year going bankrupt because of medical bills, 30,000 people dying while the healthcare industry makes tens of billions of dollars in profit." Senator Elizabeth Warren,
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