KHQ NBC Spokane - A man is in the hospital after getting shot in the stomach after a fight in North Spokane.Spokane Police Officers responded to Monroe and Maxwell for a shooting. The shooting victim was lying in the middle of the intersection, suffering from a gunshot wound in his torso. Officers provided medical aid to the male until Medics arrived and took over treatment.A Washington State Tropper was in the area during the shooting and contacted the shooter. The man who fired the shot had remained at the scene and was cooperative with the police.After conducting an investigation Officers learned that the shooting victim was involved in some kind of domestic situation at a nearby apartment complex. As he was leaving the area on foot, he had another confrontation with the shooter. During that physical confrontation, the male was shot one time and fled a short distance before collapsing in the intersection.The man was transported to the hospital in serious conditi
BREAKING: Shooting sends one man to the hospital
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My mum died because the NHS STILL hasn't lowered bowel cancer screening age to 50 despite vowing to do so a year ago
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A Failure To Lead
Forbes - William Strampel, the former Dean of the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, was sentenced to a year in jail for his failed oversight of Larry Nassar and for using his power as dean to sexually assault and harras female Michigan State medical students.
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Obituaries for Aug. 10
Hawaii Tribune-Herald - David Lewis Medeiros, 57, of Hilo died Aug. 6 at Hilo Medical Center. Private family services. Online condolences: homelanimemorialpark.com. Survived by caregiver and friend, Lynn Smith; daughters, Jennifer (Kapono Ammasi) Medeiros of Honolulu, Selena (Wesly DeMotta) Medeiros of Pepeekeo and Christina (Jay Moses) Case of Waimea; brother, William Medeiros Jr. of Keaau; sisters, Charlotte (George lll) Hall of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Beryl (Arthur Sr.) Sampaga of Hilo; 12 grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Homelani Memorial Park.
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Hospital opens new clinic in the Thumb
San Antonio Express-News - PIGEON - Thumb residents have new options for medical care in the Pigeon area. Scheurer Hospital, this week, opened a new facility for podiatry, otolaryngology, urology, and general surgery. And the hospital is already seeing new patients. An old conference center located at 135 N. Caseville Road - across the street from Scheurer's main campus - was transformed into the new medical area, with the space now holding a waiting area and exam rooms with state-of-the-art technology. The new facilities will be called the Scheurer Specialty Clinic. Clark Ramsey, the hospital's marketing and public relations director, said the remodeling work started on Jan. 1 after they recruited a new podiatrist, Natalya Salowich, DPM, and were looking for a space to put her. The space, which Scheurer has owned for 15 years, was previously used for community fitness classes and could be rented out. Salowich shares the space with Dr. Brian Perry, Scheurer's otolaryngologist, with both working on sp
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The Alarming Difference Between Ancient and Modern Chinese Doctors
Epoch Times - How times have changed? One may wonder how the ancient land of China, which once was home to the most marvellous medical doctors, is now infamous for medical genocide in the form of forced organ harvesting. When the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) sought to destroy China's 5,000-year-old divinely inspired culture, the consequences couldn't have been
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David Luiz reveals Chelsea doctor phoned him in tears as he negotiated Arsenal transfer
Metro UK - David Luiz has revealed that Chelsea medical director Paco Biosca phoned him up in tears after he decided to leave Stamford Bridge for Arsenal at the end of the transfer...
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Medical schools strive to attract prospective students to rural areas
AP - BRISTOL, Va. -- On a field trip to the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Ashish Bibireddy put on headphones and scrolled through a jukebox of music from an influential 1927
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Births for Aug. 10, 2019
Jamestown Sun - jamestownsun - One birth was reported Friday by Jamestown Regional Medical Center.
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Wait time? How about forever.
Daily Kos - Representative Pramila Jayapal was on Firing Line last night talking about Medicare for all. Over and over again, Margaret Hoover kept pressing this question ? Won't Medicare for all lead to increased waiting time for medical procedures? Over and over...
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US couple dies in a murder-suicide over angst about medical bills
Stuff.co.nz - Brian Jones and Patricia Whitney-Jones were worried about medical bills, so they made a tragic decision.
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Hong Kong's insurance sales to mainland Chinese policy holders plunge as daily images of mayhem and protest rallies deter arrivals
South China Morning Post - The decline is bad news for Hong Kong's 70 life insurers and their combined sales force of 90,000 agents, especially those niche companies whose entire business model is aimed at selling various packages of health, medical or retirement plans to Chinese customers.
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Timeline set for Mount Pleasant medical center, groundbreaking planned for September
Kenosha News - MOUNT PLEASANT ? The Mount Pleasant Village Board recently approved a development agreement that would encourage commercial outlots to be placed along Highway 20 on land currently owned by Advocate
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Kenosha Fire's EMS chief earns state certification
Kenosha News - James Poltrock, the division chief of emergency medical services for the Kenosha Fire Department, recently graduated from the certified public manager program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Couple found dead in murder-suicide worried over healthcare bills, deputies say
KOSA CBS Odessa - Several notes left at the scene cited ongoing medical problems and concerns that the couple would not be able to pay for care, according to the sheriff's office.
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Health care centers mark milestone
Rocky Mount Telegram - A regional health care system is celebrating a quarter of a century seeing masses of patients without them having to worry about pocketbook issues when needing attention, checkups or treatment."We like to say we can service anyone that needs access to quality primary medical care, but health centers are uniquely positioned to help individuals of low income ? and individuals without insurance," said Laura Owens, 40, CEO of Carolina Family Health Centers.Carolina Family Health Centers turned 25 at the start of this month.Carolina Family Health Centers is a nonprofit organization based in Wilson. It operates Wilson Community Health Center as well as Harvest Family Health Center and Carolina Family Dental Center in Nash County.Carolina Family Health Centers also operates Freedom Hill Community Health Center in the Princeville area.All three locations offer comprehensive primary medical care, including behavioral health services, pediatrics, pharmacy services, prescription delivery and tr
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PHOTO: Cancer center donation
Port Angeles Peninsula Daily News - Olympic Medical Center commissioners honored Sue and C.V. Tondreau, the latest donors to the OMC Cancer Center, at a hospital commission meeting July 17. The Sequim residents donated $50,000 for the cancer center. Pictured, from left, are Bruce Skinner, Olympic Medical Center Foundation's executive director; C.V. and Sue Tondreau; and Eric Lewis, Olympic Medical Center's CEO.
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Jim's Pharmacy co-founder remembered as a visionary
Port Angeles Peninsula Daily News - PORT ANGELES ? Jim Cammack, co-founder of Jim's Pharmacy in Port Angeles, a noted community fundraiser and a long-time Olympic Medical Center commissioner, has died.
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Life Flight Network enters into new partnership
Port Angeles Peninsula Daily News - COUPEVILLE ? Life Flight Network has announced a new partnership with WhidbeyHealth Medical Center.
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Rick McDaniel
Champaign News-Gazette - GEORGETOWN ? Rick Lynn McDaniel, 60, of Georgetown passed away at 9:04 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019, at OSF Heart of Mary Medical Center, Urbana. He was born on Oct.
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