KSL.com |
Intermountain to pay $1 million over painkiller diversion scheme
KSL.com SALT LAKE CITY — Intermountain Healthcare has settled a civil case alleging that lax oversight allowed a former North Ogden medical assistant to illegally prescribe more than 40,000 Oxycodone pills to herself and two family members. The U.S. Attorney ... Intermountain Healthcare to pay $1M settlement in drug case |
ActionNewsJax.com |
Bodybuilder warned that he'll lose chemical-filled arms to amputation
ActionNewsJax.com Kirill Tereshin, 21, of Pyatigorsk, Russia, made headlines when footage of his massively swollen biceps spread across the web, but according to doctors, he may not have them for much longer. Doctors warned the ex-soldier that his regular injections of ... Russian bodybuilder warned his 'Popeye' arms might be AMPUTATED after injecting himself with homemade 'muscle oil' Russian boy injects himself with homemade muscle-building brew and the results will give you nightmares Shocking report: Bodybuilder to lose arms after horrifying development |
Independent Online |
Meet Little Foot, the early forerunner of humans
Independent Online Researchers have unveiled 'by far the most complete skeleton of a human ancestor older than 1.5 million years.' Picture: Themba Hadebe/AP. Johannesburg - It took 20 years of careful, painstaking excavation to bring Little Foot out of a cave, but now ... Little Foot skeleton unveiled in South Africa Proudly presenting 'Little Foot' Scientists reveal the most complete skeleton of a 3.6 million year old human ancestor ever found |
Charlotte Observer |
Research: Video game sensors can help with physical therapy
Charlotte Observer New research from the University of Missouri found that video game motion sensors can be useful in physical therapy. A team from the University of Missouri's health professions school, engineering college, health care center, motion analysis center and ... Using Video Game System Technology in Health Care [video] |
CrazyEngineers |
New glucose-monitoring smartphone case to offer blood-glucose check on the go
CrazyEngineers In a world which is getting increasingly digi-savvy, health monitoring via the aid of technology seems to be the most logical thing. In a new breakthrough, Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a smartphone case and app ... |