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Most patients who overdose can get new prescriptions

A new study has found that nearly all people who overdose on prescription opioids or painkillers still get their prescriptions renewed. Doctors tended to prescribe opioids are lower dosages after

Recognizing The Symptoms Of Sudden Cardiac Arrest And Getting Medical Help

It is not always that sudden cardiac arrest is so sudden, as a latest research has suggested that a lot of people could ignore potentially life-saving warning signs long before

Chrissy Teigen Shares Sweet Birthday Note for John Legend

The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and her husband, musician John Legend, are now expecting their first child.

Public health officials give norovirus warning

The Minnesota Department of Health said that they have investigated more than 20 norovirus outbreaks in that state since the beginning of September 2015.

Obama feels ‘small’ compared with members of US Marines

Finally, the recently-stepped-down Honolulu City Councilman thought he’d finally found his chunk of earth: Sandy Beach, a majestic strip of sand and volcanic dust that he wanted to rename “Barack

Planned Parenthood in Ohio files suit after report on fetal disposal

DeWine had planned to file an injunction in state court to prevent Planned Parenthood from disposing of fetal remains as its affiliates have done.

New 911 Dispatcher Helped A Utah Woman Kristin Allred Deliver A Baby

Kristin Allred informed that they were really close to the hospital, but she felt like she needed to start pushing.

LG G Pad II 8.3 Unveiled, Gets In-Built Stylus

On the camera front, LG G Pad II 8.3 has an 8MP rear camera and 2MP selfie snapper.

Kangaroo Care Cuts Mortality in Low Birth Weight Newborns

The researchers have found that if premature and underweight newborns are kept with their bare chests nestled directly against their mothers’ breasts then it may improve their survival chances.

Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey wins AP player of the year

Christian McCaffrey finished in second place to Alabama Crimson Tide running back Derrick Henry in a narrow Heisman vote earlier this month, but he did add the honor of being

US Health Regulators Investigating Complaints about Theranos’ Laboratory and research practices

“We trust our regulators to properly investigate any complaints, and we look forward to continuing our strong and productive relationships with them”, she added in the report.

Donor Death Halts UCSF Living Donor Program

The surgery will be held Tuesday at another hospital after a kidney donor died at UCSF in November, prompting the facility to suspend its living kidney donor program. After six

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