KXNW mynetworktv Fayetteville - FAYETTEVILLE (KFSM) -- Citing a need for expanded services and a more accessible facility, Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville is planning to build a new cancer support facility.
Washington Regional Begins $4 Million Campaign For New Cancer Support Home
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People with learning disabilities deserve joined-up medical care
The Guardian - Letters: When you are dealing with a rare disorder like Rett syndrome, invariably the GP has never heard of it, writes Becky Jenner. And Dr Kirsten Lamb writes that GPs always intend to provide excellent care but most have had little training in learning disability
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U.S. Reps. Frank Pallone, Josh Gottheimer Champion Passage of Anti Horse Cruelty Legislation in a Landslide, 333 Votes
KLKN ABC Lincoln - This bill has received endorsements from hundreds of equine and veterinary organizations, including more than 60 state and national horse groups and all 50-state medical veterinary...
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Law allows firefighters, responders to remove animals from cars
KJRH NBC Tulsa - Firefighters and emergency medical responders in New York State have gotten the green light to remove animals from unattended cars if the animals are in danger.
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U.S. News & World Report Names Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center Among Best Hospitals
KAKE ABC Wichita - KAKE News On Your Side | Wichita | Kansas | Breaking News, Weather and Sports
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New Louisiana abortion, marriage laws take effect Thursday
AP - BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) ? More than 260 new laws are taking effect in Louisiana as August begins. Starting Thursday, people must be at least 16 years old to marry. Medical marijuana patients can inhale cannabis. Women seeking abortions via medication are limited to Louisiana's three abortion clinics, rather than a doctor's office. Parents who scuffle with referees at children's sport events face new penalties. Animal shelters can't take in stray or unwanted animals solely to euthanize them for research facilities or sell animals for research or experimentation. Louisiana agencies can't deny or revoke an occupational license when someone falls behind on student loan repayments. Anti-hazing laws get tougher, with new provisions aimed at forcing colleges to report allegations more quickly. Lawmakers passed the measures in the regular legislative session that ended in June.
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Griffin Hospital to host 'Mini-Med School'
Middletown Press - DERBY - Griffin Hospital is accepting registrations for its free, 10-week "Mini-Med School" course that begins Thursday, Sept. 5. Specifically designed for the layperson with little or no medical background, Mini-Med School provides an opportunity to gain a greater understanding of how the human body works, insight into common disorders of the various organ systems, as well as information about disease prevention. This free course will be conducted over 10 consecutive weekly sessions. Griffin Hospital physicians serve as faculty, covering a wide range of topics, including anatomy, primary care, cardiology, endocrinology and orthopedics. Each weekly session will be divided into two hour-long presentations on different medical topics, with a refreshment break between presentations and ample time for questions and answers. The program meets from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday in the hospital's Meditation and Learning Center, 130 Division St.,
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Will Artificial Intelligence Improve Health Care for Everyone?
Smithsonian Magazine - A.I.-driven medical tools could democratize health care, but some worry they could also worsen inequalities
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HRMC emergency services earn national recognition
- HUTCHINSON ? Valley Emergency Physicians, the physician group providing emergency services to Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, has designated the hospital "Kid-Qualified," for its efforts in providing a multitude of pediatric services and for establishing quality and safety measures for children.
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OTR for July 30, 2019
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Car accident victim walks out of Atlanta Medical Center with $80k bill
WGCL CBS Atlanta - ATLANTA, Ga. (CBS46) -- Twelve hundred dollars for four ibuprofen?that's how much Atlanta Medical Center charged Tonie Murray when she went to the emergency room following a car accident. By
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Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center ranked No. 1 in CA, LA and No. 6 nationally
LA Daily Bruin - The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center was ranked No. 1 in California and Los Angeles by U.S. News & World Report on Monday.U.S. News & World Report's 2019-2020 Best Hospitals?
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Biyombo Continues Widespread Humanitarian Efforts in the DR Congo
NBA.com - No matter how long Hornets center Bismack Biyombo's NBA career carries on, he always finds time to give back to his home country, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in the offseason. According to his Twitter page, Biyombo recently visited with patients and staff at the Kitambo Hospital in the capital city of Kinshasa and provided new medical supplies and equipment for the
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Pay ex-BSF officer Rs 50 lakh for medical negligence, hospital told
India Times - Rajasthan State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (RSCDRC) has imposed a penalty of Rs 30 lakh on a private hospital Narayana Hrudayalaya in Jaip
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Resident doctors on strike today against National Medical Commission Bill
India Times - India News: Healthcare services at government hospitals, including AIIMS, Safdarjung and RML in Delhi, are likely to be severely hit with resident doctors decidin
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College Station Medical Center is now a part of the CHI St. Joseph Health System
KAGS NBC College Station - Together both organizations now have over 50 care locations.
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#1 Seeds out at Kentucky Bank Tennis Championships
WLEX NBC Lexington - LEXINGTON, Ky. ? Qualifier Dabin Kim (KOR) and Canadian Benjamin Sigouin (CAN) pulled off stunning upsets on Wednesday as the 2019 Kentucky Bank Tennis Championships hit the halfway point with both No. 1 overall seeds losing. Sigouin dropped [1] Peter Polansky (CAN) 6-4, 6-4 in straight sets, serving at 59 percent, and converting of seven of his nine break points in the match. Polansky did not earn a break opportunity in the two-setter and only served at 42 percent on his second serve. Kim upset [1] Jessika Ponchet (FRA) 6-4, 1-2 as Ponchet was forced to retire due to a medical injury and give Kim the win. Kim served at 63 percent for the match, helping her book her ticket into the next round of the Kentucky Bank Tennis Tournament. All told, there were 20 women's matches played and 19 men's matches on Wednesday as many had to be made up to deal with Tuesday's record rainfall in the Lexington area. With all matches getting in on Wednesday, the draws are back on track and will continue
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Death Notices 08/01/19
Eau Claire Leader Telegram - HELLAND, Harold H. Jr., 81, of Eau Claire died Tuesday at Marshfield Medical Center in Eau Claire.
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Women Veteran Tea Party
KREX CBS Grand Junction - GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. ? Pam Schultz, the Women Veterans Program Manager at the Grand Junction VA Medical Center, stopped by the KFQX studio to discuss the upcoming Women Veteran Tea event. For more details, call (970) 263-2800 ext. 2192 or visit the Grand Junction VA's Facebook page.
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Ambulance contract approved
Sunnyside Daily Sun News - GRANDVIEW ? Lower valley residents will see no changes in the coordinated services providing them 24/7 medical transportation in emergency situations.
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