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Bloomsday buddies
The Spokesman-ReviewCompeting in the unofficial wheelchair division -- in the back with the strollers -- Donna Husick and Gail Ableman probably will not win Bloomsday on Sunday. But when they finish, it'll represent a couple of victories. In the chair will be Ableman, 54...Tags: Healthy Diet, Iron (dietary supplement), Nutrition, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Ogden School District lawsuit settled for $99,000
Standard-Examiner, Ogden, UtahThe state has paid a woman $99,000 to settle a lawsuit against Ogden School District over the death of her 7-year-old son in 2010 from a congenital heart condition. Assistant Utah Attorney General Philip S. Lott, who represented the school district,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Health and Safety at School, Hospitals and Clinics, Halloween
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DA John Chisholm clears West Allis officers of wrongdoing in death
Milwaukee Journal SentinelMilwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm has cleared West Allis police of wrongdoing in the death of Robert W. Maurina, 46, who died the day after police punched him and used a Taser on him. West Allis police did not use excessive force when...Tags: Heart Disease, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Grim rise in suicides by baby boomers
The Sacramento BeeAs Dec. 24 ticked to a close in 2011, 65-year-old Michael Kelley walked into the dark of his backyard near Sacramento High School and hanged himself from a beam on the deck. The Vietnam veteran, who struggled with bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress...Tags: Heart Disease, Research, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Rutgers University, Pharmaceuticals
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Prep swimming: Sanger's Hatch among meet's top stars
The Fresno BeeJillian Hatch announced her presence with authority on Central Section swimming's grandest regular-season stage Saturday. The Sanger High freshman won on her own or aided in an event-best four victories during the Clovis West Invitational, a meet that...Tags: Swimming, Sports
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Is time really the enemy?
In my parenting reverie, Saturday mornings are for pancakes and puzzles and craft projects. In real life, they're for tracking down pieces from Thursday's puzzle, scraping up dried glitter glue from Wednesday's craft project and folding the laundry I...
Tags: Human Interest, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Meningitis
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Want to save a life? Join a bone marrow, organ registry
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, CheyenneThere are few gifts as precious as giving someone else a new lease on life. Just ask Greta Morrow. She has been there. Morrow is one of the organizers of the eighth annual Day of Giving. That event urges residents to donate things like food, medical...Tags: Human Interest, Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Dialysis, Leukemia
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Thousands Lace Up Their Shoes for Heart Run
Channel 2 NewsAn estimated 5,000 people hit the pavement Saturday morning in a 5k run or walk for the 35th annual Alaska Heart Run. "Right now, we're at $230,000 and counting” said Heart Run Director Lisa Sauder. “That does not include any of the...Tags: Heart Disease, Sports, Running, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Road Running
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EXCLUSIVE-Boston bomb suspects' parents retreat to village, cancel U.S. trip
Reuters* Parents retreat away from spotlight, father ill * No plans to travel to the United States for now * Believes sons were framed, maintains their innocence (Adds quotes, details, colour) By Maria Golovnina UNDISCLOSED LOCATION IN NORTH CAUCASUS,...Tags: Sports, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Bombings, Wars and Interventions, Family
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Local dentist says he has better system for some implants
The Gazette (Colorado Springs, Colo.)The failure is familiar: A round peg never fits into a rectangular space, at least not properly. That's the problem with dental implants when used to replace molars. The round head of the screw used to hold the top of the artificial tooth creates two...Tags: United Kingdom, Food and Drug Administration, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Hospitals and Clinics, Mayo Clinic
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Giants Draft Wrap: Syracuse Teammates Justin Pugh,QB Ryan Nassib In Fold
Giants general manager Jerry Reese has a reputation for using the "best available" approach to stockpile his roster with talent that falls into his lap on draft day. There's no telling exactly where the Giants had Syracuse offensive lineman Justin Pugh on...Tags: Atlanta Falcons, David Buehler, Justin Trattou, Andre Brown, Basketball
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St. Paul cop was born to wear the badge -- but for far too briefly
St. Paul Pioneer PressThe 14-year-old boy who ran from St. Paul police officer Josh Lynaugh cried in the back of a squad car. "Did I kill that police officer?" the teen worried after he saw the 30-year-old officer who'd chased him fall to his knees and paramedics load him...Tags: Human Interest, Colleges and Universities, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Hospitals and Clinics, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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