Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Hall of Famer Rod Carew undergoes successful heart and kidney transplants and other top stories.

  • Hall of Famer Rod Carew undergoes successful heart and kidney transplants

    Hall of Famer Rod Carew undergoes successful heart and kidney transplants
    On the field, Hall of Famer Rod Carew was regarded as one of baseball’s greatest hitters of all-time. That label was earned through his tenacious approach at the plate. Carew approached every at-bat like it was the most important of his career, battling until the bitter end and often winning. When he didn’t, he made his opponents earn every success enjoyed against him.For the last 15 months, Carew has brought that same tenacity to his biggest battle off the field, which has literally been a figh..
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  • Hold On! The DEA's Move Against CBD May Not Be Legal

    Hold On! The DEA's Move Against CBD May Not Be Legal
    The DEA's attempt to criminalize the status of cannabidiol (CBD) earlier this week has thrown the cannabis industry into an uproar. Hundreds of thousands of patients around the country rely on non-psychoactive CBD products to manage pain, inflammation, ...
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  • Homeless across country fall victim to synthetic marijuana

    Homeless across country fall victim to synthetic marijuana
    ST. LOUIS (AP) — The nation's homeless are proving to be especially susceptible to a new, dirt-cheap version of synthetic marijuana, which leaves users glassy-eyed, aimless, sprawled on streets and sidewalks oblivious to their surroundings or wandering into traffic. Nearly 300 homeless people became ill last month in St. Louis due to the man-made hallucinogen that experts believe is far more dangerous and unpredictable than the real thing. Other outbreaks have occurred in New York City, Los Ange..
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  • In Light of Zika Findings, Stepped-Up Monitoring of Children's Symptoms Urged

    In Light of Zika Findings, Stepped-Up Monitoring of Children's Symptoms Urged
    A series of studies released Wednesday shed a preliminary light on the Zika virus' consequences for children infected in the womb. But, experts said, the findings also highlight additional challenges: identifying affected babies and making sure they receive needed follow-up care as they grow. That task could prove complicated, especially as new data emphasizes the virus may cause more damage than previously thought. Two studies track how many women infected with the mosquito-borne virus have..
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  • Cannabis Culture shops raided, 9 people released on promise to appear

    Cannabis Culture shops raided, 9 people released on promise to appear
    Montreal police arrested 10 people Friday when all six operational Cannabis Culture pop-up shops were raided. Nine of these were released on promise to appear while the remaining one person refused to sign. That person is expected to appear in court today via video conference. Cannabis Culture, which is co-owned by pot activists Jodie and Marc Emery, already has stores in British Columbia and Ontario. Marc Emery was among those arrested Friday, while working at his store on Mont-Royal Avenue.  ..
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  • Drug overdose deaths increased significantly in past 5 years - WTVD

    Drug overdose deaths increased significantly in past 5 years - WTVD
    Drug overdose deaths have increased by 33 percent in the past five years across the country, with some states seeing jumps of nearly 200 percent.According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 30 states saw increases in overdose deaths resulting from the abuse of heroin and prescription painkillers, a class of drugs known as opioids. New Hampshire saw a 191 percent increase while North Dakota, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine had death rates jump by over 100 percent. ..
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  • 1 in 8 airline pilots may be clinically depressed

    1 in 8 airline pilots may be clinically depressed
    Hundreds of commercial airline pilots worldwide may be flying with untreated depression because they fear being grounded or losing their jobs, a new survey suggests.The anonymous survey of about 1,850 pilots from more than 50 countries found that 14 percent of pilots who had worked within the past week had symptoms of depression. Four percent of pilots reported having suicidal thoughts within the past two weeks.Related: The world's safest airlines 21 PHOTOS The World's Safest Airlines See G..
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