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Survivor Story: Quadriplegic learns to walk again
Part attitude and part miracle of modern medicine: Paul Sullivan man was told by doctors that he would never walk again. This week he walked into Memorial hospital to share his story with us. He is a walking testament to sheer determination and modern...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Motorcycling, Climbing, Sports
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Father denies abusing toddler
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSOUTH BEND - A man accused of inflicting fatal injuries on his 2-year-old daughter took the witness stand during his trial in St. Joseph Superior Court Monday morning, denying all allegations against him. Valentin Escobedo, 25, said he never abused his...Tags: Trials, Hospitals and Clinics, Lawyers, Washington, DC, Injuries and Wounds
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Congresswoman's condition stable; 8 hospitalized
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Doctors are breathing a sigh of relief as Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords reaches a second day since her surgery without increased swelling in her brain. Neurosurgeon Dr. Michael Lemole of Tucson's University Medical Center...Tags: Brain, Hospitals and Clinics, Arizona, Health, Injuries and Wounds
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Is there a connection between cell phone use and cancer?
Blackberries, smartphones, flip phones. Having a cell phone is now the norm. But constantly using that phone may have a negative effect on your health.
The World Health Organization released a new study Tuesday, noting radiation from cell-phones may...Tags: Health Organizations, Brain, Health, Cancer, Human Body
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Trauma reaches next level
Avera St. Luke's has received verification as a Level III Trauma Center from the American College of Surgeons, making it one of seven hospitals in the state with a Level III or II rating. Level III trauma centers must have continuous physician and...
Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Hospitals and Clinics, Orthopedic Surgery, Health and Safety at School, Colleges and Universities
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Dr. Douglas L. Johnson, 1949-2013
Dr. Douglas L. Johnson, a neurosurgeon with a practice in DuPage County, joined the Navy Reserve and was deployed to Iraq in 2004 as an assistant battalion surgeon with the Marines in a combat region known as the "Triangle of Death." "Doug was a hero...Tags: University of Chicago, Armed Forces, Colleges and Universities, Rush University, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Program in Roanoke trains doctors to become neurosurgeons
Some doctors in Roanoke are training to become neurosurgeons. This is the seventh year of the neurosurgery residency program at Carilion Clinic. The program has a total of seven residents, taking one new person each year. These physicians start out...
Tags: Roanoke (Roanoke, Virginia), Salem (Salem, Virginia), Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia)
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Wes Moore to replace Carson as Hopkins commencement speaker
Johns Hopkins University alum and best-selling author Wes Moore will replace Dr. Ben Carson as speaker at the university's School of Education commencement, officials said Wednesday, after the world-renowned neurosurgeon came under fire for his...
Tags: Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., Johns Hopkins University, The New York Times, Drugs and Medicines
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Hopkins looking for replacement for Carson as commencement speaker
Johns Hopkins administrators scrambled Thursday to find a commencement speaker to replace Dr. Ben Carson, who stepped down from two engagements because of backlash from recent comments he made about same-sex marriage. Carson was scheduled as the...
Tags: Family, Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., Minority Groups, Marketing, Colleges and Universities
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John Ward Ross-Duggan, MD
John Ward Ross-Duggan, MD (nicknames “ John Ross, Doctor John, Rhino) Died at age of 57 drowned in a sailing accident on February 23, 2013. Residing in Honolulu, Hawaii. Born: Long Beach CALIF. On August 2, 1955 Son of Dr. John K Ross-Duggan,...
Tags: Orlando, Paralympic Games, Duke University, University of California, Irvine, Leukemia
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Calling Ben Carson's words 'hurtful, offensive,' Hopkins CEO brings clarity to debate
The Baltimore SunIn a letter sent to the Johns Hopkins Medical community Friday afternoon, Faculty Dean and CEO Dr. Paul Rothman labeled Dr. Ben Carson's comments on gay marriage "hurtful" and "offensive." Rothman's letter is a turning point in what has been two weeks...Tags: Minority Groups, Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., Johns Hopkins University, Religion and Belief, News Media
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Ben Carson's conservative views are drawn from the Bible
I am not among the many who are shocked that Ben Carson, the brilliant and widely admired neurosurgeon based at Johns Hopkins Hospital, would emerge as a hero of the political right and Sean Hannity's new best friend. That Carson would stoop to making...
Tags: Benjamin Solomon Carson, Sr., NAACP, Hospitals and Clinics, Punishment, Religion and Belief
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