WTAE Pittsburgh |
Unemployment linked to higher risk of death in heart failure patients
WTAE Pittsburgh Unemployed people with heart failure are 50 percent more likely to die from the condition than employed people, according to a study from Copenhagen University Hospital in Denmark on Sunday. About 5.7 million adults in the US suffer from heart failure, ... Unemployment linked to higher risk of death |
WCNC |
Reported snake bites nearly quadruple this year, officials say
WCNC Snake sightings are on the rise and animal experts say keep your eyes peeled. That's the big warning from wildlife experts for anyone getting outside and enjoying the warmer weather. WCNC 5:33 PM. EDT May 01, 2017. Rat Snake - Monroe County (Photo: ... NC Poison Control Center: Calls about snake bites have nearly quadrupled |
WRAL.com |
The Latest: Gov't relaxes healthy standard for school meals
WRAL.com Customers looking for calorie labels on restaurant menus and grocery store displays will have to wait another year. The Food and Drug Administration has decided to delay calorie labeling rules set to go into effect this week. The law was originally ... |
WCNC |
Reported snake bites nearly quadruple this year, officials say
WCNC Snake sightings are on the rise and animal experts say keep your eyes peeled. That's the big warning from wildlife experts for anyone getting outside and enjoying the warmer weather. WCNC 5:33 PM. EDT May 01, 2017. Rat Snake - Monroe County (Photo: ... |
L.A. Weekly |
Proposed Marijuana Regulations Offer a Business-Friendly Overhaul of the Industry
L.A. Weekly California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana in 1996. For the first 20 years of the legalization era, the state declined to create a normalized industry. Instead, local governments have been forced to figure out for themselves how to ... Better patient outcomes hinge on better medical marijuana legislation | Opinion NY medical marijuana companies sue over state's plan to expand program Advice for Canada on legalizing pot from current and former Colorado officials |