WTSP CBS Saint Petersburg - Her grandmother says 6-year-old Kaia Rolle was acting out in class due to a side effect of a lack of sleep from a medical condition.
6-year-old Florida girl arrested after tantrum at school
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Albany Med nurses plan picket as fear over unsafe staffing grows
Colonie Times Union - Albany Medical Center nurses are planning to picket outside the hospital Wednesday to raise awareness for what they say are unsafe staffing levels. Nurses describe a self-perpetuating cycle in which low pay and worsening benefits cause nurses to leave for better-paying jobs, leaving staff who do remain with a larger work burden. This makes them more susceptible to burnout, which causes them to search for jobs elsewhere.
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2 Dead, 9 Injured During Packed Night Club Shooting in SC
Epoch Times - Two men died at a night club in South Carolina as a result of a shooting where at least 9 others were also shot. The incident occurred at about 2:45 a.m. in the Twin Pines area at Old Skool Sports Bar & Grill. Four of the victims were taken to different medical facilities by air
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Infant mortality summit to tackle inequality, high rates in Worcester
Worcester Telegram & Gazette - WORCESTER ? Infant mortality, a health indicator that remains stubbornly high among some populations in Worcester despite proximity to world-class medical institutions, will be the focus of a summit from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Worcester City Hall's Levi Lincoln Room.This will be the sixth annual public event focusing on infant mortality, presented by the Worcester Healthy Baby Collaborative.Infant mortality is not just a medical problem but is strongly affected by what's known as the
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Bernie Sanders calls for wiping out $81 billion in medical debt
Reuters - U.S. presidential candidate Bernie Sanders released a plan on Saturday to eliminate $81 billion in Americans' existing medical debt, going beyond his Democratic White House rivals and expanding on his signature proposal for a government-run health insurance system.
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Man sentenced to life in prison for 2 Sioux City deaths
Houston Chronicle - SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) ? A man convicted of stabbing his ex-girlfriend and her friend in Sioux City has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. Tran Walker, who will turn 20 Sunday, was sentenced Friday in the January 2018 deaths of 17-year-old Paiten Sullivan and 18-year-old Felipe Negron Jr. Walker was convicted in August of two counts of first-degree murder. Public defender Jennifer Solberg said she planned to appeal the verdict. The Sioux City Journal reports the stabbing occurred after Sullivan told Walker she didn't want to date him anymore. The stabbing occurred when Walker and the two victims were in a car together because Walker said he wanted to discuss the breakup. Medical evidence showed that Sullivan was stabbed 43 times. Negron was stabbed 17 times when he tried to intervene. ___ Information from: Sioux City Journal,...
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O.C. Officials Report Finding Another Bat With Rabies, This Time Inside Bike Shop in Orange
KTLA CW Los Angeles - A bat found inside a bike rental shop at Irvine Park in Orange this week has tested positive for rabies, officials said Saturday. It's the second bat carrying the deadly disease reported in Orange County within a week. The O.C. Health Care Agency previously announced the discovery of a rabid bat at a commercial building's entrance at 1188 N. Euclid St. in Anaheim the afternoon of Sept. 13. (Medical offices affiliated with Kaiser Permanente are listed under that address. )
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Spectator carried away in a medical helicopter during football game at Concord High School
Delawareonline.com - In the middle of a football game at Concord High School Saturday afternoon, a medical helicopter landed on the field to take a spectator to the hospital.
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Investigators: Driver swerves to miss one man, strikes man's brother fatally
Palm Beach Post - The 30-year-old West Palm Beach man was flown to Delray Medical Center where he later died.
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Sanders calls for wiping out $81B in medical debt
MSN - Bernie Sanders calls for wiping out $81 billion in medical debt
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A baby girl delivered early after her mother was struck and killed by a truck on a Chicago street last week has died, officials say
Chicago Tribune - The infant daughter of a Chicago woman who died after being hit by a truck last week also has died, according to the medical examiner's office.
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3 dead, 4 injured in Pittsburgh 'medical situation'
WJW FOX Cleveland - PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania ? Pittsburgh police are investigating a "medical situation" that left three people dead and four others hospitalized Sunday morning. All seven people were wearing orange paper wrist bands, which may offer clues, Pittsburgh Director of Public Safety Wendell Hissrich said. He said all are believed to be middle-aged men. Authorities responded to a report of an unconscious man around 2 a.m. Sunday on the city's south side. They found a man dead at the scene, Hissrich said. Shortly
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Man found unresponsive in a hot tub
KXRM FOX Colorado Springs - COLORADO SPRINGS ? In the early hours of Sunday, police responded to an tip about an unresponsive man in a hot tub. Police say when officers arrived they pulled the man from the hot tub and began CPR. The Colorado Springs Fire department and American Medical Response personnel attempted life saving measures without success. No
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Three dead, 4 hospitalized after 'medical situation' in Pittsburgh
United Press International - Three men died and four others were hospitalized -- all wearing orange paper wristbands -- after a "medical situation" in different locations in Pittsburgh early Sunday.
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Trial approaching in California hospital antitrust case
Washington Times - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Spurred in part by former President Barack Obama's health care law, hospitals across the country have merged to form massive medical systems in the belief it would simplify the process for patients. But a simpler bill doesn't always guarantee a cheaper bill. That's a key issue ...
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Three Dead, Four Sick After Mystery at Luxury Pittsburgh Building
Daily Beast - Charles LeClaire/Reuters Three men have died and four people have been hospitalized after a "medical incident" at and near a luxury South Side Pittsburgh apartment block early Sunday morning. One of the victims was 33-years-old, according to police, who say all the victims were around the same age and were wearing orange wristbands. The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports that one of the deceased men was found inside the South Side Works City Club Apartment complex elevator at 4:01 a.m. Sunday morning after police found a survivor in critical condition on a nearby street at 3:20 a.m. The survivor had reportedly told police where he had been. Two additional men were then found dead and three people were found in serious to critical condition inside an apartment in the complex at 5:38 a.m. Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Meade Co. sheriff's deputy dies from 'medical issue' after fight with suspect
WDRB FOX Louisville - Meade County Sheriff's Deputy Chris Hulsey died on Saturday.
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Veterans Affairs medical center planned in Cape Girardeau
KTVI FOX St. Louis - CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. ? Federal officials are planning a new $47.4 million Veterans Affairs health care center in Cape Girardeau. Officials at the John J. Pershing VA Medical Center in Poplar Bluff announced plans for the cente on Friday. The 43,000-square-foot health care center will be on a 7-acre site near SoutheastHEALTH's cancer center. Libby Johnson, center director, said in a news release the clinic will house eight primary care teams, lab and radiology, eye and audiology clinics, pharmacy and
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Obituary for Dr. George Micheal Pope
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Pope, Dr. George Micheal of Silver Bay, Minnesota, passed away September 16, 2019 in Duluth, Minnesota. Dr. Pope was born October 15, 1945 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was a graduate of Silver Bay High School and earned degrees from the U of M - Duluth and the U of M Medical School. He had a distinguished career as a physician in River Falls, Wisconsin and Cambridge, Minnesota. He retired from medicine in 2010. Dr. Pope was an accomplished watercolor artist, loved music and outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, sailing, running and cross country skiing. Dr. Pope is survived by daughter Meggan, son Matthew, granddaughter Skyla, grandson Broxton and sister Nikki Gerrard. A Celebration of Life will be held November 9 at the Boat Club Harbor View Room at Fitger's (600 E. Superior St.) in Duluth, Minnesota, open house 2-6, program at 3 p.m.
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Obituary for Robert Kenneth Nimlos, M.D.
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Nimlos, Robert Kenneth M.D. 67, died on Wednesday, July 31st, 2019 after a brave battle with cancer. Bob passed away at his home in Glendale, Arizona, with family and loved ones at his side. He was an inspiration and a guiding light for all who met him.Born on January 2, 1952 to Lenore and Kenneth Nimlos in St. Paul, Minnesota, Bob was the second of 5 children. A graduate of Frank B. Kellogg High School in 1970, Bob attended the University of Minnesota for his undergraduate and medical school studies. After medical school, Bob and Ann, his loving wife of 43 years, moved to Phoenix, Arizona for surgical residency. Bob had a distinguished career in emergency medicine for 35 years, caring for thousands of patients in Phoenix-area hospitals. During his career, he coordinated and taught basic trauma life support for paramedics, served as Arizona Chapter President of the American College of Emergency Physicians (1992-1993), and was the director of two hospital emergency departments.A lifelon
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