Another Colorado Cancer Faker Caught
Caroline Zarate Boyle, another Colorado cancer faker, is caught and up for sentencing.
Health & Medicine
Republican Lawmakers Celebrate As Proposed Repeal and Replacement of Obamacare Nears Vote
Republican members of the House are reportedly ‘giddy’ in the hours preceding a proposed repeal and replacement of Obamacare. A test vote already showed the measure passing along party lines. A final vote is expected sometime in the coming hour. Coverage of the preemptive celebrations said House Speaker Paul Ryan was practically beside himself with
Police Arrest Ten After They Find Joint In Child’s Basket
Authorities confirmed ten people have been charged after they find a marijuana joint inside an Easter basket at a child’s school.
Lawsuit Alleges Illinois Inmate Health Care Not Up To Par
Judge Jorge Alonso submitted a ruling on Friday, April 28th, in a lawsuit alleging inadequate medical and dental care for prisoners that was filed against Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC).
Low-Dose Aspirin Is An Over The Counter Cancer Deterrent
Low-Dose Aspirin Over The Counter Cancer Deterrent
Patients Say Michigan Doctor Performed Botched Cosmetic Surgeries Out of a Pole Barn
An Allegan County, MI, doctor is being investigated over allegations he performed unauthorized cosmetic surgeries out of a pole barn. An area woman represented by attorney John Hayes said she went to Dr. Bradley Bastow to have a liposuction performed. She’d seen him before in the past for the same procedure, visiting his regular office
House Introduces Bill to Loosen Obama-Era Regulations on E-Cigarettes
The U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill Thursday which would loosen Obama-era regulations on e-cigarettes. The proposal was brought about by Rep. Duncan Hunter (R) of California, a vocal and longtime supporter of the use of e-cigarettes, colloquially known as “vapes.” Under Barack Obama, the Food and Drug Administration began classifying e-cigarettes as tobacco
Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Filed in Flesh Eating Bacteria Case
A medical malpractice lawsuit has been filed against a handful of emergency physicians and medical groups who tended to an Albany man at Holzer Clinic of Athens back on April 15, 2016. The man, Michael R. Gillen, 43, was later diagnosed with “necrotizing fasciitis, a rare “flesh-eating” bacterial infection that destroys soft tissue under the skin,” and tragically passed away on April 20, 2016, at the Ohio State University Medical Center where he had been diagnosed with the disease.
Police Discover Intoxicated Chihuahua Behind The Wheel
Police Discover Intoxicated Chihuahua Behind The Wheel
Hospital Denies Transgender Patient Reassignment Surgery
Hospital denies transgender patient reassignment surgery.