Hickory Daily Record - HICKORY Kathleen "Sis" Abee Isenhour, 85, of Hickory, passed away Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, at Forsyth Medical Center. Born in Catawba County, Jan. 30, 1934, she was the daughter of
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Authorities ID inmate whose death led to prison lockdown
Houston Chronicle - WHITEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) ? Authorities have released the identity of the Tennessee inmate whose death over the weekend caused the prison to partially lock down as authorities investigate. CoreCivic spokeswoman Amanda Gilchrist tells news outlets that Albert Dorsey was found unconscious in his cell on Saturday after his cellmate called for help. Emergency medical assistance was provided and Dorsey was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Authorities didn't immediately release Dorsey's cause of death. The Tennessee Department of Correction is investigating.
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NCW issues notice to Delhi medical college for setting dress code for girls
India Times - The National Commission for Women on Tuesday issued a show cause notice to a medical college in the city for reportedly setting a dress code within th
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66-year-old Nebraska inmate dies at Lincoln facility
Houston Chronicle - LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) ? Authorities say a 66-year-old inmate has died at a state facility in Lincoln. The Nebraska Correctional Services Department says Louis Burks died Monday afternoon at the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center. Burks was being treated for a medical condition, but his cause of death has yet to be determined. Burks was serving a 20- to 30-year sentence for two counts of attempted sexual assault of a child in Douglas County. His sentence began on Dec. 20, 2013.
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40-year-old Chicago police officer killed himself; 4th suicide this year on city's force
WITI FOX Milwaukee - CHICAGO ? A 17-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department apparently took his own life Monday night, becoming the force's fourth officer this year to die by suicide, police said. The name of the 40-year-old officer, who was assigned to Chicago's north side as aide to District Commander Michelle Rubino, was to be released by the medical examiner later Tuesday, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a statement. The officer was off duty at the time of his death. "He
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IHC seeks Anwar Majeed's medical report
Pakistan Today - ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday sought the medical reports of the accused in identical petitions seeking post-arrest bail of Omni Group's head Khawaja Anwar Majeed and his son
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Berkshire Eagle - Free baby and kids clothing at Berkshire Medical Center North
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Rheumatologist Dr. Jenny Gartshteyn Joins CORE Medical & Wellness in Lyndhurst, NJ
Jacksonville Journal-Courier - CORE Medical & Wellness, a multidisciplinary practice specializing in a wide array of services, welcomes Dr. Yevgeniya (Jenny) Gartshteyn to their team of expert physicians. LYNDHURST, N.J. (PRWEB) September 17, 2019 CORE Medical & Wellness, a multidisciplinary practice specializing in a wide array of services, welcomes Dr. Yevgeniya (Jenny) Gartshteyn to their team of expert physicians. Dr. Gartshteyn completed her Rheumatology Clinical Fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center, where she previously held the Clinical Appointment of Assistant Professor in Medicine for the Division of Hospitalist Medicine. Dr. Richard Kang, a specialist in pain medicine and co-founder of CORE Medical & Wellness, sees Dr. Gartshteyn as a valuable addition to the CORE team. "As a practice that deals with pain management, adding a rheumatologist with Dr. Gartshteyn's expertise is exciting for us. For patients with autoimmune conditions, our clinic can now address the underlying cause of their
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Globus Medical: A Growth Story In Robotics
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Health Pro: Trip to Philippines validated nurses career decision
Florida Today - Alexandra Gutierrez is the director of Community and Corporate Education for Parrish Medical Center.
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East Bay mayor warns 'lives will be lost' if Alta Bates closes
Contra Costa Times - An East Bay mayor warned that "lives will be lost" if Sutter Health carries through with its plan to eventually shutter Alta Bates Medical Center as a full-service hospital in Berkeley.
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'Jersey Shore' Star Angelina Pivarnick Sues FDNY Boss For Sexual Harassment, Claims She Was 'Groped'
Radar Online - Jersey Shore star Angelina Pivarnick is suing the city of New York and her FDNY boss for sexual harassment, RadarOnline.com has learned. The MTV reality star has worked as an emergency medical technician since 2016. On Monday, September 16, Angelina, 33, filed the shocking diversity action lawsuit in New York alleging that she has endured Read More
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From 'stares and fear' to acceptance: Transgender employees seek inclusive workplaces in the South
Seattle Times - What makes for a trans-inclusive workplace? Health coverage for medical procedures like gender reassignment surgery, an affinity or support group for LGBTQ individuals, gender-neutral bathrooms and sensitivity training for colleagues and supervisors.
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Jury convicts man in death of 8-month-old girl
Washington Times - CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - A West Virginia jury has convicted a Charleston man in the death of his ex-girlfriend's 8-month-old daughter. News outlets report William Ellis Bowen IV was convicted Tuesday on charges of child abuse causing death and failure to provide medical care for a child resulting in death. ...
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New rules ensure marijuana growers maintain high standards
Claremore Daily Progress - The Board of County Commissioners issued the first Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority certificate of compliance in Rogers County Monday to Topshelf Growers, LLC.
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Google is finally absorbing a healthcare business 10 months after the move was first announced (GOOG, GOOGL)
Business Insider - Google has finally absorbed the healthcare arm of AI firm DeepMind, the British company it acquired in 2016 for £400 million ($500 million). The integration is happening some 10 months after Google originally announced it. DeepMind Health is now officially part of Google's dedicated healthcare unit, Google Health, which is headed up by big-name healthcare CEO David Feinberg. The announcement comes one month after the DeepMind cofounder who had headed up its health business, Mustafa Suleyman, confirmed he was on a leave of absence from the business for reasons that are unclear. The integration brings DeepMind's controversial Streams app, a non-AI service that helps medical practitioners monitor patients with a kidney condition, under Google Health's management. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Google has finally absorbed the healthcare unit of its artificial intelligence company DeepMind, the British company it acquired for £400 million ($500 million) in 2016. Th
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Man dead for days found in Stamford's Westcott Cove harbor
Greenwich Time - STAMFORD-Police say the unidentified body of a black man was found floating Stamford's Westcott Cove harbor late Tuesday afternoon. The body was found by a passing boater and called into 911 dispatch at 5:10 p.m. and was recovered at West Beach about 10 minutes later. The man, who had no identification on his body, was between 20 to 30 years old and was fully clothed. Investigators could find no signs of trauma, Captain Richard Conklin said. The man was being carried along with an outgoing tide in the harbor channel just off the boat loading ramp at West Beach near the Seaview House Marina. The body has been in the water for a number of days, Conklin said. It was taken to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Farmington for an autopsy to determine if the man perished by drowning or some other way. Sgt. Chris DiCarlo said the man was wearing a light and dark gray striped Tommy Hilfiger short-sleeved T-shirt and a blue sweatshirt with the brand "Champion" written across
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Prosecutor says defendant was irate over wife's affair
Houston Chronicle - DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) ? A prosecutor says a man accused of killing his wife was a man irate over her affair and fearful that he'd lose their farm if she divorced him. Testimony resumed Wednesday after opening statements for the trial of 43-year-old Todd Mullis. He's charged with first-degree murder in the slaying of 39-year-old Amy Mullis on Nov. 10 at the farm about 4 miles (7 kilometers) northwest of Earlville. He reported that she'd accidentally fallen on a corn rake, but prosecutors say medical evidence showed she'd been stabbed in the back with it. The Telegraph Herald reports that Mullis' attorneys don't dispute that Amy Mullis was killed but say there is reasonable doubt about who killed her. Prosecutor Maureen Hughes said Tuesday that being a farmer meant everything to Todd Mullis, and he "had to find a way to keep that farm." Defense attorney Gerald Feuerhelm agreed the farm was important to Todd Mullis, "but not so important that he would murder the mother of his children.
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Dying Veteran Found Covered in Ants at VA Assisted-Living Facility in Atlanta; Regional Director Placed on Leave
KTLA CW Los Angeles - The head of the Veterans Health Administration announced a series of major changes at an assisted-living facility days after a dying Air Force veteran was twice found covered in ants in his bed. Joel Marrable, who served in Vietnam, was living out his final days at the Eagles' Nest Community Living Center in the Atlanta VA Medical Center, a US Department of Veterans Affairs facility. But in the days before his death Saturday, he was twice found with ants all
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Elsevier Wins Six First Prizes and Three BMA Special Prizes, Including BMA Medical Book of the Year, at 2019 BMA Medical Book Awards
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