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Funding for key gas drilling health study stalled
Geisinger Health System spokeswoman Amanda O'Rourke said Wednesday the $1 million grant that was announced in February 2012 remains the only funding for a project that was projected to cost at least $25 million.
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CALS Considers Naming New Children's Library for Hillary Clinton
The Central Arkansas Library System is considering a plan to name its new children's library in honor of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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For Tom Cunningham and most other stabbing victims, much pain, no justice
Kaleb, 4, visits his father, Tom Cunningham, at University Medical Center in Las Vegas on Thursday, March 28, 2013.
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Man's body found in Shelton Ditch
Someone spotted what appeared to be a body in the creek and reported it on Monday.
Kim Kardashian baby name Kaidence Donda West reportedly revealed by hospital
Kaidence Donda West is the name that has been reportedly given to celebrity parents Kim Kardashian and Kanye West 's new born daughter and the mystery name that has been alleged leaked by an employer of Cedars- Sinai Medical Center according to Media Take Out reports on Tuesday, June 18. Celebrity news followers have been following the birth of Kim ... (more)
Dianne Shugrue named president, CEO of Glens Falls Hospital
Shugrue has served as acting president and chief executive officer for the past two months, following the retirement of David G. Kruczlnicki, and has served as senior vice president and chief operating officer of the hospital since 2007.
Robots fight germs in local hospitals
Mountain States Health Alliance introduced two new germ-zapping robots on Tuesday.
Mother is charged after death of infant from Mountain View
A five month old girl is dead and her mother, 21 year old Bobbie M. Derryberry is facing multiple charges.
Stephen Hawking: We've Got 1,000 Years To Escape Earth
Famed theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has estimated humanity has 1,000 years to escape earth and start colonizing other planets or risk extinction.
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Rare genomic mutations found in 10 families with early-onset, familial Alzheimer's disease
Although a family history of Alzheimer's disease is a primary risk factor for the devastating neurological disorder, mutations in only three genes - the amyloid precursor protein and presenilins 1 and 2 - have been established as causative for inherited, early-onset Alzheimer's, accounting for about half of such cases.
Tanglewood Berry Farm in Fort Wayne also offers educational programs geared for adults, including cooking classes using farm produce in an outdoor kitchen.
Insight: FBI relies on secret U.S. surveillance la...
The FBI has used secret evidence obtained under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to prosecute at least 27 accused terrorists since 2007, according to a Reuters review of public records.
Minority Kids With Autism Less Likely to Use Specialty Services: Study
Black and Hispanic children with autism are markedly less likely than children from white families to receive specialty care for complications tied to the disorder, a new study finds.
Man shot to death in Hartford's North End
Authorities say the man was found shot multiple times near the corner of Barbour Street and Cleveland Avenue at about 11 p.m. Sunday and later died at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
Senior shares goodwill at Monterey's Goodwill
Maybe the third time he retires will be the charm, but Richard Casavant isn't making any promises to himself.
Minority children lack access to specialists
African-American and Hispanic children are far less likely to be seen by specialists -- for autism, but also other medical conditions -- and also less likely to receive specialized medical tests than their white peers, according to a new study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
Eligibility of Duggan to run for Mayor of Detroit to be decided by Court of A...
A decision on the eligibility of former Detroit Medical Center CEO Mike Duggan in his run for Mayor of Detroit may be issued today by the Michigan Court of Appeals.
Cheap foreign loans spur India's outbound M&A march
Foreign banks are fuelling India's recent burst of overseas takeover bids, offering cheap U.S. dollar loans to corporates hungry to expand beyond their home state.
St. Louis-based BJC Healthcare cutting 160 jobs
June Fowler, a BJC spokeswoman, told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch this was the first time in the nonprofit organization's 20-year history that the St. Louis-based health system has resorted to layoffs.