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Read More »Alcohol kills more people a year than the opioid crisis, and most deaths are young women
[ad_1] In the United States, alcohol kills more adults than the opioid epidemic, according to the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. The opioid epidemic kills on average 72,000 …
Read More »This viral story about "drunk" raccoons on crab apples took a very sad turn
[ad_1] Police in Milton, West Virginia, gave shocking news about two bizarre behavioral raccoons who were originally reported drunk on fermented crab apples. At least one raccoon seems to have had distemper, …
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[ad_1] 0 A woman accuses the Colorado hospital of having removed 2 healthy kidneys A 73-year-old Colorado grandmother plans to take legal action after doctors at the University of Colorado's hospital withdrew …
Read More »Texas – Infant botulism and the risk of honey lollipops
[ad_1] The State Department of Texas Health Services is warning parents and other adults not to give babies honey-filled lollipops after four babies have been treated for botulism in Texas. Honey may …
Read More »An arrow, two deer | Sports
[ad_1] When he did not take care of his congregation at the United Pentecostal Church of Bourbon, Ind., Pastor Mark Cottrill hunted deer. He slaughtered his deer share for over 30 years …
Read More »Brunswick's stew poisoned nearly 300 at the church barbeque
[ad_1] Bacteria in Brunswick's stew have poisoned nearly 300 people at a popular barbecue in a church in North Carolina, health officials said in a statement on Friday. The bacterium – C. …
Read More »2nd confirmed case of measles in Lowell
[ad_1] The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has confirmed a second case of measles in Lowell, officials said Saturday. The person, who was diagnosed Thursday, was in several places and could have …
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