Houston Chronicle - DENVER (AP) ? Officials say a United Airlines flight from Washington D.C. to San Francisco was diverted to Denver after a passenger got stuck inside the jet's bathroom. KUSA-TV reported that Denver International Airport spokeswoman Emily Williams says the door to one of the airplane's bathrooms would not open, but could not confirm why. Williams says the flight crew called for assistance and the Denver firefighters helped open the door. Williams says there were no calls for medical assistance. KUSA-TV says United Airlines confirmed that someone was in the bathroom. ___ Information from: KUSA-TV,...
Flight diverted to Denver after passenger stuck in bathroom
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Australia's Largest State Lifts Abortion Restrictions
NPR - Lawmakers in Sydney, Australia, have voted to decriminalize abortion in the country's most populous state, overturning legal restrictions that have been in place since the start of the 20th century. On Thursday, lawmakers in New South Wales voted to pass the Abortion Law Reform Act 2019. The new bill allows women to get abortions up to 22 weeks into a pregnancy and abolishes any common law rules relating to abortion. "Unlawful abortion" has been in the state's criminal code since 1900. Women were allowed to terminate pregnancies only if a medical practitioner agreed that a woman's physical or mental health was at risk. According to Parliament members, the bill was debated for nearly 70 hours in both Houses, and went through several amendments. Alex Greenwich, an Independent MP, drafted the bill. He spoke on the House floor as the bill was read. "It follows decades of work from women's rights campaigners, activists and people in the Parliament," said Greenwich. The pro-choice bi
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Pesticides, Not Sonic Weapons, May Have Made Diplomats in Cuba Sick, Preliminary Study Finds
Gizmodo - One of the weirdest medical tales to unravel in recent years?the wave of U.S. and Canadian diplomats in Cuba stricken by unexplained, concussion-like symptoms as well as hearing loss?has taken another turn. A group of researchers in Canada say they've found evidence that pesticides, not sonic energy weapons, might be to blame for sufferers' agony.
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Study: St. Louis City is getting smaller, but richer
KTVI FOX St. Louis - ST. LOUIS, Mo. ? St. Louis City is getting smaller, but richer. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the city continues to lose population but those who do live there are making more money. According to census estimates the number of city residents making more than $100,000 is up six percent in the last five years. The number of residents making less than $25,000 is down eight percent. Experts say medical professions and tech jobs could be behind the pay
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Fort Carson soldier dies during training incident in South Korea
Denver Post - Fort Carson Staff Sgt. Kelly Richards was testing for his expert field medical badge when he died.
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AJ Freund's mother gives jailhouse interview with CBS
Northwest Herald - Defense attorneys and prosecutors have received medical records and photographs taken by the Department of Child and Family Services as part of the investigation into the death of 5-year-old Crystal Lake boy AJ Freund.
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Medical problem caused death of woman found on bus, police say
Colonie Times Union - SCHENECTADY - The woman found dead on a parked charter bus Wednesday died of medical problems, police said Thursday. Kimberly Hill of Troy boarded the bus in New York City on Tuesday night. She was expected to get off later Tuesday in Albany, police said. She never did.
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Stimulating implant could speed up recovery from devastating nerve injuries
Digital Trends - Peripheral nerve injuries can be devastating. However, a new medical implant device developed by researchers at Harvard and MIT could prove to be a game-changer. Here is how it works.
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Nancy Ort 1928-2019
Youngstown Vindicator - SEBRING ? Nancy Joel Ort, 90, of Copeland Oaks, passed away Wednesday morning, Sept. 25, 2019, at the Crandall Medical Center. She was born Dec. 24, 1928, in Fitchburg, Mass., the daughter of the late Carl Belknap and Ida May Scott Joel. Nancy attended Colby College in Maine, graduated from Faye Secretarial School in Boston,
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THE DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES ? Connecticut Public Television
WEDH PBS Hartford - The Dr. Blake Mysteries is an Australian crime drama series. After taking over his late father's medical practice, Dr. Lucien Blake (Craig McLachlan)?
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Two vehicle accident injures several
Hinesville Coastal Courier - UPDATE: Several people were injured Friday morning in a two vehicle accident on Pineridge Road, which is off Airport Road, in Hinesville. Traffic was diverted from the area so the injured could be transported for medical care and investigators could examine the accident scene. One vehicle rolled over in the accident and one individual had to be extricated. One person was taken to Winn Army Community Hospital and another to Memorial in Savannah. (Photo by Lewis Levine)
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Your Opinion: Benchmarking wrong approach to surprise medical billing
Jefferson City News Tribune - Your source for local news, sports, high school sports and weather in and around Jefferson City, Columbia, Fulton and the Lake of the Ozarks. All of Mid-Missouri.
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Cabell OKs release of medical data ahead of opioid trial
Herald-Dispatch - Cabell County Commissioners on Thursday agreed to release medical data to a Florida-based claims recovery service in anticipation for its ongoing lawsuit against manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies involved in the
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta on medical marijuana: We are in an age of wisdom, but also an age of foolishness
CNN - We have made great strides with medical marijuana, but we've also repeated some of the same mistakes that led cannabis to be vilified and misunderstood in the first place. Hype and echo chambers are never a friend to science or clear-eyed thinking.
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Yongsan to switch to off-post medical care for active-duty service members, families
Army - US Army Garrison Yongsan announced that Area II will become a Tricare Prime Remote site beginning October 1. Medical and dental care for service members and dependents stationed at Yongsan and K-16 will move off post to host nation hospitals in Seoul...
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Army paratroopers jump with plasma, testing new lifesaving delivery method
Army - The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity, along with a partner company, are testing transportation methods to deliver freeze dried plasma, or FDP, to address this issue and increase the survival rate of wounded Soldiers.
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Police baton-charge protesting doctors at LRH, 10 injured
Pakistan Today - PESHAWAR: At least 10 medical professionals suffered injuries on Friday after Peshawar police resorted to tear gas shelling and launched a baton charge in the premises of the Lady Reading Hospi
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Police: Human remains found in southern West Virginia
Houston Chronicle - WELCH, W.Va. (AP) ? West Virginia State Police say human remains have been found in McDowell County. Police Sgt. C.K. McKenzie told the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that the remains were discovered Tuesday in the Skygusty area and are not connected to three other sets of remains found in the region since June. First Sgt. J.K. Cooper said police received information that led them to the buried remains, which have been sent to the State Medical Examiner's Office for identification. Officials say the remains of 34-year-old Amanda Presutti were found on June 20 and her death is being investigated as a homicide. The remains of 46-year-old Billy Joe Baker were found on June 7 and police say his death doesn't appear suspicious. Officials are still trying to identify remains found on June 17. ___ Information from: Bluefield Daily Telegraph,...
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Alpha Tau Medical Appoints Professor Yona Keisari as Chief Scientific Officer
KAKE ABC Wichita - KAKE News On Your Side | Wichita | Kansas | Breaking News, Weather and Sports
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Authorities: 93-Year-Old Woman Found Dead In Stamford Home Is A Homicide Victim
WCBS CBS New York City - It looked like an accident, but the medical examiner says otherwise.
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