WJHL CBS Johnson City - KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) ? The consolidation of neonatal care in the Tri-Cities will be complete today. All NICU services will now be performed at Niswonger Children's Hospital in Johnson City. Holston Valley Medical Center has been a talking point by several in the community, with protestors speaking out for months against the NICU's closure. Officials
Neonatal services to be centralized at Niswonger Children's Hospital starting today
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Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson offers injury confirmation
The Daily Mirror - The Liverpool skipper was taken off in the 71st minute of the win at Turf Moor after receiving medical attention
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Jonas Brothers stopped by Hershey Medical Center to see teen battling cancer who couldn't make it to the show
LancasterOnline - What started as an Instagram story asking the Jonas Brothers to stop by the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center turned into a full social media campaign to get them there.
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All 9 aboard medical evac plane killed in Philippines crash
Houston Chronicle - MANILA, Philippines (AP) ? All nine people on board a small medical evacuation plane were killed Sunday when the aircraft crashed into a resort area south of the Philippine capital and exploded in flames, officials said. The light plane crashed into a resort compound in Pansol village in Laguna province near the foothills of Mount Makiling. Police and rescuers retrieved nine bodies from the wreckage, police said. Two people on the ground were injured and brought to a hospital. Eric Apolonio, a spokesman of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, said the light plane was on a medical evacuation flight from southern Dipolog city in Zamboanga del Norte province and disappeared from radar for unknown reasons as it flew over Laguna, about 60 kilometers (37 miles) south of the capital. The plane was supposed to land in Manila. The nine on board the plane included two pilots, two nurses, a doctor, a patient, the patient's wife and two other people, police said. Videos posted on
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All nine aboard medical evac plane killed in Philippines crash
AP - The nine on board the plane included two pilots, two nurses, a doctor, a patient, the patient's wife and two other people, police said.
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Gouverneur police blotter, Aug. 28-31
- Wednesday, August 28 Rebecca D. Cooper, 35, Gouverneur Charged at 5:16 AM for Improper Right Turn at Intersection and Leaving/Scene Property Damage Accident. The defendant struck a utility pole with her vehicle on Depot Street and left the scene of the accident. Defendant was issued uniform traffic tickets with Gouverneur Town Court dates. Thursday, August 29 James R. Petrie Jr., 35, Ogdensburg Arrested at 5:20 PM on two bench warrants issued by the Town of Gouverneur Court. Defendant turned himself into the Gouverneur Police Department and was arraigned in the Town of Gouverneur Court. Defendant was released under supervision of probation with a return Gouverneur Town Court. Friday, August 30 John Doe, Gouverneur Detained at 10:17 AM for Emergency Mental Health Admission. Subject was transported to Claxton Hepburn Medical Center on a mental health pick up order. Jamie P. Bonanno, 30, Gouverneur Arrested at 7:44 PM on an Arrest Warrant from the Gouverneur Town Court signed by J
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The Medical Minute: Faith Factors into Health Care Needs
- The Medical Minute: Faith Factors into Health Care Needs Joanne Bauer | September 1, 2019 HERSHEY, Pa. ? From medical decisions and surgical recovery to coping with stress and end-of-life issues, a patient's faith ? or lack thereof ? affects nearly every part of a medical journey. Providers are trained to be experts in their science, but when it comes to healing the whole person, they must also consider the beliefs and faith background of their patients. Rev. Darlene Miller Cooley, a staff chaplain at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, said patients who have faith in a higher being or power tend to have a more positive outlook and better quality of life, even when they find themselves in dire situations. "Faith has a tendency to bring you peace in the midst of whatever storm you may be in," she said. "When patients believe in something and have hope, it changes the way they engage with thei
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CBS Chicago
WWJ CBS Detroit - A PAWS Chicago spokesperson said their partner Nala's New Life Rescue in Palm City, Florida, has been evacuating animals from high kill shelters in the Dorian affected areas and will be driving them to PAWS Chicago Medical Center.
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UMass Memorial Health Care welcomes several doctors
Worcester Telegram & Gazette - WORCESTER ? UMass Memorial Health Care recently welcomed several doctors: Neville Jadeja, Armenia Mordan, Shyam A. Patel, Youssef Rahban, Jonathan Cheah, Michael Devine, Kouta Ito, Alicia Warnock, Ana Bonaldi, Clare Humphreys, Jason Saucedo and Erin Tangney.Dr. Jadeja, a neurologist, earned his medical degree from Terna Medical College in Mumbai, India, and a master of public health from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York. He completed a neurology residency program
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Orthopedic surgeon joins Rome practice
Utica Observer-Dispatch - ROME ? Board certified orthopedic surgeon Alfred Moretz III is accepting new patients at Rome Medical Practice Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, 107 E. Chestnut St.A member of Rome Memorial Hospital's Medical Staff, Moretz joins R. Mitchell Rubinovich, M.D., C.M., at the Chestnut Commons practice.Moretz has more than 40 years of experience in private practice orthopedic medicine with a focus on sports medicine, knee and shoulder problems as well as arthroscopic procedures of the
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MedWatch: Largest medical equipment company in SWOK -9/1/2019
KSWO ABC Lawton - MedWatch: Largest medical equipment company in SWOK
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Roy Exum: A Change At Erlanger
- Within days, probably during this holiday-shortened week, embattled Kevin Spiegel, the head of Chattanooga's 8,000-employee Erlanger Hospital and its ever-widening medical footprint now in three states, will step down. Numerous sources reveal that the hospital's Board of Trustees will meet in an emergency-like session and sever ties with Spiegel, this despite his phenomenal achievements in the last six years since he was hired. The reason for his departure, quite simply, is because he no longer has the support of the board. The reason he has lost that support is far more complex, and maybe was best diagnosed by trauma surgeon Phillip Smith who admitted what everyone knew, "Something is just not right." Following a somewhat puzzling "called" board meeting on Thursday of last week, it was instantly obvious far more was whispered rather than said. For instance, Dr. Smith also believes, "There is an ingrained lack of tr
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A Look At Hurricane Dorian's Growth To Monstrous Strength
- The threat of Hurricane Dorian solidified for many as the system grew into a catastrophic Category 5 storm Sunday morning, before lashing the northern Bahamas and looming just a few hundred miles off the coast of Florida. "It is imperative that all Floridians and their families take this threat seriously and have a plan in place," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said in a tweet. "Everyone should have seven days of food, water and medicine ready." Moments after the storm was upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane on Friday night, Brevard County, Florida, issued a mandatory evacuation order for those who live on the barrier islands, people who live in flood-prone areas, people who have special medical needs that involve electrical dependence and others ahead of Hurricane Dorian. During Saturday afternoon, county officials delayed the evacuation by 24 hours as the storm slowed. Other Floridians continue
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MedWatch: Largest medical equipment company in SWOK
KSWO ABC Lawton - Lawton Medi-Equip is one of the largest medical equipment companies in SWOK. They work with Comanche County Memorial Hospital to help make the transition from hospital to home as seamless as possible for patients.
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25 BJP supporters injured in clash with TMC workers in WB's North 24 Parganas
India Times - 25 BJP supporters injured in clash with TMC workers in WB's North 24 Parganas. Around 25 supporters of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) injured in a clash with Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers in North 24 Parganas's Barrackpore city on September 02. BJP has called for a 12-hour bandh in Barrackpore as they are protesting against the attack on party's MP Arjun Singh on September 01. The injured have been taken to a hospital for medical treatment. BJP is protesting from time frame from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. BJP Member of Parliament from Barrackpore Arjun Singh sustained a head injury during a clash between his party activists and the police at Shyamnagar area.
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Tryon Little Theater's upcoming play features a family act
Spartanburg Herald Journal - Tryon Little Theater often has members of the same family acting in a play ? especially with youth theater ? but in "The Book Club Play" opening Sept. 19, the director is married to one of the actors. Guy Winker and his wife Nancy live in Rutherfordton, North Carolina, where they've raised three kids. Both are in the medical field and both love theater, so it's inevitable that their paths have crossed many times on stage. However, this is the first time Nancy
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Canton woman killed, two hospitalized following head-on collision in Parishville
- PARISHVILLE ? A Canton woman was killed Saturday evening following a head-on collision on County Route 58, according to state police. Troopers said that Dawn Sanner, 43, was killed after her 2009 Hyundai Sonata was struck head-on by a 2016 Jeep Compass driven by Lisa Steinfeld, 41, Parishville. Thomas Sanner, 41, Canton, a passenger in the Sonata was transported to Upstate Medical in Syracuse for unknown injuries, officers said. Steinfeld was transported to Canton-Potsdam Hospital for fractures, police said. The accident reportedly took place around 5:45 p.m. when Steinfeld's vehicle, traveling south, allegedly veered into the oncoming lane and struck Sanner's vehicle. Dawn Sanner was pronounced deceased at Canton-Potsdam Hospital by Coroner June Wood, troopers said. An autopsy is reportedly scheduled for Sept. 3. St. Lawrence County sheriffs, Parishville rescue, and Pierrepont, Colton and Parishville fire departments all responded to the scene, troopers said. Troopers said thei
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Missing Indiana girl believed to be in 'extreme danger,' officials say
WXIX FOX Newport - She is believed to be in 'extreme danger' and may require medical assistance.
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$1.3M grant to enhance STEM education in middle schools
AP - CLAREMONT, N.H. (AP) ? A new collaboration with Dartmouth College and the Montshire Museum of Science hopes to enhance STEM education in select middle schools in New Hampshire and Vermont where resources are stretched thin. The Valley News reports the pilot program plans to connect Dartmouth professors and graduate students as well as educators from the Vermont museum with public school teachers to build STEM-focused lessons. The five-year project is funded through a $1.3 million Science Education Partnership Award from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences. The participating schools are the Claremont Middle School and Indian River Middle School in New Hampshire and The Tunbridge Central School and Barnet School, in Vermont. The schools were selected based on their percentage of students in the federal free and reduced lunch program.
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10 patients remain at MCH
KMID ABC Midland - ODESSA, Texas (Big 2/Fox 24) ? At least ten people are still at Medical Center Hospital for treatment, according to an update from the hospital Monday morning. Spokesman Trevor Tankersley says eight patients are currently in fair condition, one is in serious condition and one more is still in critical condition. A large number of
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