WTKR CBS Norfolk - The 8.8-acre parcel is located between Norfolk Naval Base, Old Dominion University, Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Sentara, and downtown Norfolk.
Repurposing of historic buildings into 'The Railyard at Lambert's Point' approved
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Judge says once-abducted Zimbabwe doctor can leave country
AP - HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) ? A Zimbabwean doctor desperate to leave the country for medical treatment after his recent abduction is now free to go after a High Court judge dismissed an effort by police to stop him, a lawyer said Wednesday. Alec Muchadehama confirmed the judge's decision after police had argued that the head of the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association, Dr. Peter Magombeyi, was "unfit to travel." Police on Tuesday had swarmed the hospital where he was recuperating and blocked him from leaving for neighboring South Africa, even though a judge had ruled he could travel. Magombeyi's alleged abduction after leading a pay strike led to days of protests by health workers and expressions of concern by diplomats and rights groups, who say more than 50 government critics and activists in Zimbabwe have been abducted this year alone. Lawyers have said preliminary medical assessments of the doctor show possible physical harm and psychological trauma during his disappearance. Magomb
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Another hunter mauled by grizzly in southwestern Montana
Houston Chronicle - BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) ? A fourth hunter has been injured by a grizzly bear in less than 10 days in the Gravelly Mountains in southwestern Montana. Fish, Wildlife and Parks spokesman Morgan Jacobsen says an Ohio man was mauled Tuesday about 8 miles (13 kilometers) south of where three hunters were injured in two separate attacks last week. He was treated at Ruby Valley Medical Center in Sheridan. The hunter was aware of the previous attacks and was prepared to defend himself. He told investigators he fired several shots at the bear. Two New Mexico hunters were mauled on Sept. 16 and a Washington state man was badly injured later that day. Wardens notified other hunters and campers about Tuesday's attack and are searching for the bear. Officials are asking people to stay out of the Coal Creek and Twin Springs area while they investigate.
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Another hunter survives grizzly attack in Gravelly Mountains
KXLF CBS Butte - Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has confirmed another hunter survived a grizzly bear attack on Tuesday in the Gravelly Mountains, following two separate attacks in a nearby area last week.FWP said in a press release the hunter, a man from Ohio, survived the most recent attack that occurred between the Coal Creek Drainage and the Eureka Basin Road. That location is about 8 miles south of last week's attacks, FWP said.FWP wardens, along with Madison County sheriff's deputies, interviewed the man who said he was walking through blown-down timber when the bear attacked from very close range.The man told officials he fired multiple shots at the bear until it left, then met up with other members of his hunting party and sought medical treatment. He was treated at the Ruby Valley Medical Center in Sheridan.FWP says details of the incident remain unclear at this time an
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Perksy's Nadia Masri Turned A Medical Scare Into Entrepreneurship
Forbes - While studying at Harvard, Perksy founder and Under 30 honoree Nadia Masri contracted meningitis. Though the experience was harrowing, she discusses how it ultimately led her to follow her dreams and start a business.
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Medical Emergency! Kylie Jenner Rushed To The Hospital For 'Severe Flu-Like' Symptoms
Radar Online - Kylie Jenner has been hospitalized for "severe flu-like" symptoms after she skipped the 2019 Primetime Emmy Awards due to feeling ill. Sources close to the situation confirmed to UsMagazine.com the 22-year-old is feeling dizzy and nauseas. According to reports, Kris Jenner is out of the country for Paris Fashion Week but her father Caitlyn Jenner Read More
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Police: Woman killed disabled grandson because she worried there would soon be no one to take care of him
WPIX CW New York City - BRADENTON, Fla. ? An 87-year-old Florida woman told police she gave her disabled 30-year-old grandson a fatal dose of drugs because she fears she's near death and there will be no one else who can take care of him. Bradenton police detectives took Lillian Parks into protective custody Sunday for an evaluation and medical treatment, spokesman Brian Thiers said in a Tuesday afternoon news conference. Joel Parks lived with his grandmother on weekends and at a group home during the
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Healthy Living Can Delay Alzheimer's Letting Seniors Work Longer Save Medical Costs, Senate Told
Forbes - "We should let the American population know despite their family history and personal genetics, in the vast majority of cases, lifestyle and behavioral changes have the potential to preserve and promote brain health and prevent age-related diseases," the Alzheimer's Genome Project Director urged.
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Serena Williams says she was 'terrified' and 'overloaded by what to do' before having her baby
Business Insider - During an Advertising Week panel in New York on Tuesday, tennis star Serena Williams opened up about feeling "terrified" before giving birth to her daughter, Alexis Olympia, in 2017. Williams had a medical condition that nearly killed her after she had her baby. The athlete recently invested in a startup called Mahmee, a platform that aims to improve pre- and postnatal care for mothers. On the tennis court, Serena Williams is a fearless and unstoppable icon. But in the labor and delivery room in the hospital, the 23-time Grand Slam champion is just like every other mother: anxious and totally overwhelmed. While speaking at a panel during Advertising Week in New York on Tuesday, Williams talked about her latest investments with her eponymous venture firm Serena Ventures , and also opened up about how fearful she was before giving birth to her daughter, Alexis Olympia, in 2017. "You get so much information before [having a baby], I was overloaded by what to do ? so much so that
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Site plan approved for provisioning center
Sturgis Journal - Sturgis Planning Commission on Monday approved a site plan for a medical marijuana provisioning center at 1500 W. Lafayette St.According to the site plan submitted by Sturgis Real Estate Associates, a 3,680-square-foot building and parking area will be constructed.The vote was 5-1, with planning commissioners Garry Allen, Eric Jones, Pete Stage, James Liston and chairman John Mikulenas in favor, and planning commissioner Rick Mahler opposed.Approval is contingent on final approval by the
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A new billing law is protecting patients and angering doctors
MSN - Three years ago, California passed one of the strongest laws in the country to outlaw surprise medical billing. That legislation made sure that when patients went to a hospital covered by their insurance, doctors couldn't later ambush them with unexpected bills. Now lawmakers who want to ban surprise bills nationally are gravitating toward a California-style approach, making the California experience a key exhibit in the debate. "Every single...
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Earthquake drill held at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Aviv
Jerusalem Post - The drill tested Israeli hospitals preparedness for mass causality events.
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PAVmed - Small Medical Device Company 'PAV'ing The Way For Future Price Gains
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Four admitted to Thanjavur hospital with dengue symptoms
India Times - Four people, including two women, with suspected symptoms of dengue have been admitted to Government Medical College Hospital in Thanjavur.
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'Active fire with heavy smoke:' 1 dead following house fire in Waukesha
WITI FOX Milwaukee - WAUKESHA ? One person is dead following a house fire early Thursday morning, Sept. 26 in Waukesha. It happened around 5 a.m. at a home on University Drive near Pendleton Pl. When firefighters arrived on scene, they found an active fire and heavy smoke from a single-family home. Fire crews made an aggressive interior attack, extinguishing the fire and locating a victim within 8 minutes of arrival. One person died inside the residence. Officials say they are working with the medical
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Loma Linda University Opens New Grade School in Malawi
Adventist Review - The effort is part of an initiative to support the education of medical missionaries' children.
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Williamstown: Panel discussion on Lyme disease
Berkshire Eagle - Mary Beth Pfeiffer, award-winning author of 'Lyme: The First Epidemic of Climate Change,' will join a medical expert and an outspoken Lyme patient in a 'tick talk' from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. ?
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New arrivals from the Wednesday, September 25, 2019 edition of the Standard Journal
Marietta Daily Journal - The following birth announcements were submitted by Floyd Medical Center on Wednesday, September 18, 2019. Congratulations go out to these new parents in the Standard Journal reading area.
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Fort Carson soldier dies in training-related incident in South Korea
KDVR FOX Denver - FORT CARSON, Colo. ? A staff sergeant based at Fort Carson was killed during a training-related incident, the U.S. Army said Thursday. Staff Sgt. Kelly Richards, a health care specialist with the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, was deployed to the Middle East in support of Operation Spartan Shield. He was competing for his Expert Field Medical Badge when he was killed at Camp Casey, South Korea. "Staff Sgt. Richards passed away while demonstrating his dedication to the
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Marshall Health treats, learns through Cabell County HIV cluster
Herald-Dispatch - HUNTINGTON ? Cabell County's ongoing HIV cluster, at 80 confirmed cases as of Monday, is more than just a learning experience for Marshall Health, the medical practice arm of Marshall
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