SFGate |
Judge: Jahi McMath may be alive, lawsuit can proceed
SFGate Judge: Jahi McMath may be alive, lawsuit can proceed. Jury must decide case of girl declared brain dead in 2013. By Mike Moffitt, SFGATE. Updated 10:11 am, Thursday, September 7, 2017. An image of Jahi McMath taken by her mother, Nailah, on Oct. 2. |
Oxygen (blog) |
Medical Expert Says Cold Medicine Taken By Pastor Who Murdered Wife Can Cause Hallucinations
Oxygen (blog) Matthew James Phelps, a 28-year-old aspiring pastor, called police and confusedly confessed to murdering his wife, later saying he was under the influence of cough syrup. In court, Phelps's lawyer urged the jury not to rush to any conclusions about the ... |
Bloomberg |
Opioid Use Explains 20% of Drop in American Men From Labor Force
Bloomberg Opioid use by American men may account for one-fifth of the decline in their participation in the U.S. labor force, according to a study by Princeton University economist Alan Krueger. “The opioid crisis and depressed labor-force participation are now ... Thousands of Maine men are probably missing from the workforce because of opioids |
New York Daily News |
Children exposed to 9/11 'dust' show signs of heart disease risk
New York Daily News Kids with higher blood levels of chemicals known to be in 9/11 dust have showed elevated levels of artery-hardening fats in their blood, according to a new study. (BERNADETTE TUAZON/AP). BY Joe Dziemianowicz. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. Thursday ... Kids who lived through 9/11 face future health risks, research finds Adults Exposed to 9/11 Toxic Dust as Kids Now Show Increased Risk of Heart Disease Children exposed to chemicals in 9/11 'dust' show early signs of risk of heart disease |
Oxygen (blog) |
Medical Expert Says Cold Medicine Taken By Pastor Who Murdered Wife Can Cause Hallucinations
Oxygen (blog) Matthew James Phelps, a 28-year-old aspiring pastor, called police and confusedly confessed to murdering his wife, later saying he was under the influence of cough syrup. In court, Phelps's lawyer urged the jury not to rush to any conclusions about the ... |