Danny Bonaduce (aka Danny Partridge) married a woman on their blind date because she refused to have sex with him unless they were wed. I think being married to Bonaduce would give anyone a headache. Senator Larry Craig probably wished he never wanted sex because the airport bathroom scandal is a major headache for this homophobic hypocrite. I don't know how he can deny what he did since in th...
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UK Approves Novartis Eye Drug With A Twist...
After two years of deliberations, the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence agreed to an arrangement that will allow patients to receive the Lucentis treatment for age-related macular degeneration. For the first time, however, a drugmaker will foot part of the bill in situations where government funding is insufficient.
Here's the plan: The first 14 injections of th...
Man denied meds in Dallas jail wins lawsuit...
DALLAS (AP) - A jury awarded nearly $900,000 today to a man left partially paralyzed from a stroke after being denied proper medical care in the Dallas County Jail.
The judgment is thought to be the largest jury verdict for a neglect lawsuit against the troubled Dallas County Jail.
According to the lawsuit, jail officials denied prescription blood pressure medication to plaintiff St...
Goal: Keep mentally ill out of prison...
Eyes peered through the narrow window in the cell door.
"I'm getting out tomorrow," said the man, little more than a disembodied voice shouting over the screams of neighboring inmates at the Larned Correctional Mental Health Facility.
He didn't mean out of prison -- just out of the cell where he spends 23 hours a day. Officially known as "administrative segregation," inmat...
Working people struggling to get by...
To me, the system we live in is backwards. Who are the only people worried about high gas and heating fuel prices? Who are the only people worried about the cost of food, medical, dental and eyeglasses?
I'll tell you who is worried. It's the people on a fixed income who worked their whole life and the working families trying to exist.
What really blows my mind is that the people o...
Man who died in Amherst police hands found acquitted for insanity ......
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A man who died while in the custody of Amherst County Sheriff's deputies in 2005 was acquitted by reason of insanity in a 1997 Richmond homicide and committed to a state mental hospital, newly released records show.
Sanchez Taylor's death is at issue in a $15 million wrongful death lawsuit against four Amherst deputies accused of suffoc...
Local Allergist: This Season One Of Worst For Allergies In Some Time...
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Psoriatic arthritis pain can range from mild to excruciating. Many people can control their pain but others suffer severe joint damage. Learn what treatments are available for psoriatic arthritis and how they work. More
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Managing meds...
Buffalo General noted for crisis services [Buffalo] EC Home adds to patient care [Buffalo] ECMC-Kaleida deal gets a bonus [Buffalo]
Erie County Medical Center has completed installation of a $1.2 million electronic system designed to reduce medication dispensing errors.
The bedside medication verification (BMV) system uses barcodes and portable scanners at the bedside level, in ta...
From The Mayor's Office...
Throughout the next two to three weeks, many of our young people will be leaving for college. Some for the first time; others to conclude course requirements which will lead to undergraduate and graduate degrees. My associates on the Village Board join me in wishing them a safe journey and a most productive year. We are very proud of the accomplishments of our young people and look to them as ...
Statins Don’t Raise Cancer Risk, But Low LDL Might...
Those wildly popular statins, which are taken by millions of Americans, don't raise the risk of cancer, after all, according to a new report in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. Last year, the same authors from Tufts University School of Medicine published a paper that found cancer rates rose in tandem with lower cholesterol levels in patients taking statins.
The new rep...
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