(Natural News) Imagine, if you will, America’s cities being turned into battlefields. The sidewalks where average civilians once walked would be turned into paths for U.S. soldiers armed with weapons and bulletproof armor. The cars that once filled the streets would be replaced with military vehicles and tanks. Scattered fires and broken windows would be… … Read more
(Natural News) At some point in the average person’s life they are likely to have encountered an overzealous police officer who issued a ticket for some minor infraction, such as jaywalking or driving with a burnt-out turn signal. The fines for such trivial offenses are often somewhat formidable, and in many cases the recipient of the… … Read more
KPRC Houston Live cockroach pulled from woman’s skullKPRC Houston(CNN) – The woman knew after waking up suddenly in the middle of the night that the pain in her head — which had an itchy, scratchy feel to it — couldn’t be normal. Boy was she ever right. A trip to the hospital yielded the cause … Read more
(Natural News) According to its mission statement, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) “conducts critical science” to protect Americans against health threats. But can an agency with deep ties to various industries really conduct research and formulate policy in a critical, unbiased manner? The Alliance for Natural Health USA (ANH-USA) says no. In… … Read more
MLive.com Number of flu deaths in Oklahoma more than doubles to 23NewsOK.comOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The number of deaths due to flu in Oklahoma for the current flu season has more than doubled to 23. The Oklahoma State Department of Health on Thursday reported the number of deaths rose from 11 to 23 during the … Read more
Live Science Winter Sickness: How to Tell If It’s a Cold or the FluLive ScienceIts wintertime, which means plenty of people are coughing, sneezing and blowing their noses. But if you or you a loved one start to show these symptoms, how do you know if it’s the flu, or just a really bad cold? … Read more
Chicago Tribune Northbrook company’s muscular dystrophy drug wins FDA approvalChicago TribuneLiam McNicholas, 12, of Lindenhurst, talks with Meghan Kostyk, an advanced practice nurse, on Feb. 9, 2017, during his biannual visit to Lurie Children’s Hospital for a checkup. Liam has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a condition which is treated by a …FDA approves drug to treat … Read more
Roanoke Times Bill to redirect abortion funds moves through General AssemblyRoanoke TimesSupporters of Planned Parenthood, rear, register mixed emotions as the Senate Education and Health Committee passes House Bill 2264, sponsored by Del. Benjamin L. Cline, R-Rockbridge. Posted: Thursday, February 9, 2017 4:00 pm. Bill to redirect …Planned Parenthood rallies to draw hundreds in Fort CollinsThe … Read more
Reuters Senators question Kaleo’ $4500 tag on opioid overdose treatmentReutersU.S. Sen. Clair McCaskill (D-MO) speaks on the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. July 28, 2016. REUTERS/Mike Segar. By Ankur Banerjee. U.S. Democrat Senator Claire McCaskill on Thursday asked …Kaléo’s opioid overdose drug went from $690 to $4500—and senators want answersArs … Read more
Chicago Tribune False alarms delay future mammograms, linked to later diagnosisReuters(Reuters Health) – Women who are told that their suspicious mammogram was a false alarm are more likely to delay their next scheduled mammogram, or possibly not show up for their next screening at all. The finding, in a study of 261,767 Chicago-area …False-alarm mammograms can … Read more