WTAE ABC Pittsburgh - Gregory Baucum, father of Rahmael Holt, says the jail hasn't properly cared for his medical condition
Father of suspect in police officer's death sues Westmoreland County Prison warden, others
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In 'historic milestone,' Minnesota medical school sees its largest group of Indigenous students
Forum of Fargo-Moorhead - inforum - DULUTH, Minn. ? The incoming class at the University of Minnesota Medical School in Duluth has a record number of Native American students this year.
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Photos: U of SC medical students create 3D-printed prosthesis
The Greenville News - U of SC medical students create 3D-printed prosthesis
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Greenville medical students use 3D printing for Simpsonville 3rd-grader's prosthetic hand
The Greenville News - Three University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville students used 3D printing to help Lily Larrimer physically and socially.
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DA appeals Pa. ruling tossing out search after marijuana odor
WITF PBS Harrisburg - FILE PHOTO: In this April 20, 2016, file photo, a man smokes a marijuana joint in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File) (Allentown) -- Prosecutors are appealing an eastern Pennsylvania judge's ruling that state troopers who said they smelled marijuana in a car weren't allowed to search it once they were shown a passenger's medical marijuana card. The Lehigh County District Attorney filed an appeal Monday of the ruling tossing out evidence cited in support of drug and firearms counts stemming from the November 7 search in Allentown. Judge Maria Dantos wrote that
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Man killed, 2 others wounded in South Shore drive-by, police
Chicago Sun-Times - A 26-year-old man was struck in the head and rushed to the University of Chicago Medical Center where he was pronounced dead, police said.
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New Montana legislation enabling Community Integrated Healthcare Pilot Program
KHQ NBC Spokane - GREAT FALLS- With Senate Bill 38 passed, it's now opening the doors to a new pilot program allowing emergency medical services to provide what's called, Community Integrated Healthcare.
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Bismarck medical marijuana dispensary opens
AP - BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) ? The first medical marijuana dispensary in central North Dakota is open for business. About 15 people visited the dispensary during the first hour it opened in Bismarck Tuesday. Ben Hecht is general manager of Harvest of Bismarck. Hecht tells the Bismarck Tribune the dispensary sells everything that's available under state law, including oil, flowers and topical lotion. He says the medical marijuana manufacturing facility in Bismarck is researching a transdermal patch. The Bismarck shop is one of four operating in North Dakota since voters approved medical marijuana in November 2016. Dispensaries have opened in Fargo, Grand Forks and Williston. The state expects as many as 4,000 residents will legally be using medical marijuana by next summer. ___ Information from: Bismarck Tribune,...
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Uber Taps Lucrative Medicare Business With Logistics Deal
Forbes - Uber Health's partnership with American Logistics offers a glimpse into the expanding opportunities for ride sharing companies to expand into non-emergency medical transportation covered by health insurers, Medicare and Medicaid.
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Technology In The Developing World
Forbes - Here's how some companies are using tech to address problems such as medical devices, sanitation technologies, agricultural equipment and energy in the developing world.
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Louisa Aldrich-Blake: Google Doodle honours Britain's pioneering first female surgeon
The Independent - Aldrich-Blake trained as a surgeon in the hope of doing 'something useful' and ended up changing medical history
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W-B clinic gives out free school supplies
Wilkes-Barre Citizens Voice - WILKES-BARRE ? Wilkes-Barre resident Tariq Muhammad Shah, a father of four sons, works two jobs but struggles to pay for all the back-to-school supplies his children need. He came to Volunteers in Medicine free medical clinic in Wilkes-Barre Wednesday and
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Heart attack: This 'subtle' symptom may signify you are at risk
Daily Express - HEART ATTACK is a medical emergency that can be fatal. While people typically associate heart attacks with highly distressing symptoms such as falling to the floor, one study suggests that for many heart-attack sufferers, the stand-out symptom is more subtle.
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Jeffrey Epstein autopsy report shows broken neck, Washington Post reports
Haaretz - It remains unclear if the medical examiner has made a final determination into the cause of death, which is believed to have been a suicide
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Program offers pathway to medical school for students of color
Decatur Daily - Fourteen high school graduates streamed into a large lecture room at Hofstra University, each carrying a sign with the name of the college they will attend: Stony Brook University, The
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Valley Forge Medical Center going on the market
Philadelphia Inquirer - "We have done so both with sadness and with hope," Beth Wolffe, one of three trustees for the Joseph B. Wolffe Trust.
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Phones keep ringing as Monroe medical marijuana dispensary waits for state inspection
Hamilton Today's Pulse - The phones keep ringing as patients call the owners of the Strawberry Fields medical marijuana dispe...
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Authorities recover woman's body from Cedar River
AP - NASHUA, Iowa (AP) ? Authorities have recovered a woman's body from the Cedar River in northeast Iowa. The Chickasaw County Sheriff's Office says someone called 911 a little before 6:40 p.m. Tuesday to report a person in the water at Howard's Woods Recreation Area northwest of Nashua. The office says the body has been identified as that of 23-year-old Mikala Titus. She lived in Charles City. The investigation is awaiting a report from the state medical examiner's office.
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Obituaries for August 15
Hawaii Tribune-Herald - Christian Lyder Gulbrandsen, 80, of Waimea died Aug. 8 at home. Born in Westby, Wis., he was retired dean and professor of medicine emeritus at the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine, a practicing internist specializing in hematology and oncology and researcher, was drafted for military service after his residency and assigned to the then-National Heart Institute as research associate in the Puerto Rico Heart Program, was the department chair, integrated medical residency program director, hematology-oncology division chief and acting clinical director at the UH Cancer Research Center, the acting director of the UH Arthritis Center, chaired the Hawaii Board of Medical Examiners and was co-founder and president of Medical Associates Ltd. Private family service held. No flowers or monetary offerings. Survived by wife, Dorothy; sons, Chris and Eric (Amy); sister, Elizabeth; brother, Lyder; two grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Cremation Services of West
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'Open MKCG 2nd gate in public interest'
India Pioneer - The Manav Adhikar Surakhya Manch in its 101st Ghanta Yatra (cymbal beating rally) held here on Monday demanded opening of the MKCG Medical College Hospital second gate at the earliest in the interest of people as it is located near the bus-stand. The Manch in a letter to Health Minister Naba
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