Ian Paterson: ‘He took a pound of flesh for money’

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Ian Paterson: ‘He took a pound of flesh for money’

BBC News
Breast surgeon Ian Paterson is beginning a 15 year prison sentence after being convicted of intentionally wounding patients and carrying out unnecessary operations.

Study reveals high environmental cost of tobacco

CNN
(CNN) Smoking kills 7 million people a year, and it scars the planet through deforestation, pollution and littering. Details of the environmental cost of tobacco are revealed in a study released Wednesday by the World Health Organization, adding to the …

Researchers amplify antibiotic of last resort hoping to halt superbugs

CNN
(CNN) Scientists in the United States have developed a vital tool in the battle against superbugs by re-engineering a decades-old antibiotic.

Macadamia nuts recalled over Listeria concern

KWCH
The Kroger Co. has recalled Simple Truth Dry Roasted Macadamia Nuts due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Those nuts were sold in Dillons stores in Kansas.

Contagious dog flu arrives in Florida

TCPalm
A highly contagious flu that affects dogs has been found in Florida for the first time, according to the University of Florida. The university’s College of Veterinary Medicine has confirmed seven cases of the H3N2 canine influenza, which also is known

Hacked plastic surgery photos published online

BBC News
More than 25,000 private photographs have been posted online following a data breach at a plastic surgery clinic in Lithuania in March.

Childhood obesity treatment as effective for parents without the child, study finds

ABC News
A new study finds that therapies aimed at parents–without the kids–may be just an effective in treating childhood obesity. more +. 0 Shares.

Lyme cases rise as ticks expand across MN

KARE
One family shares their heartbreaking experience with the disease, after three of four members were diagnosed in 2015. http://kare11.

CRISPR May Not Be Nearly as Precise as We Thought

Gizmodo
The revolutionary gene-editing technology CRISPR-Cas9 is often described as “molecular scissors” for its ability to turn previously improbable feats of genetic engineering into exercises in cutting and pasting.

Zika virus: Varanasi health department issues alert suggesting dos and don’ts

Times of India
VARANASI: After the detection of first cases of Zika virus in Gujarat, the health department in Varanasi has issued an alert suggesting dos and don’ts for preventing and controlling mosquito breeding.

Reading Health to buy 5 hospitals, change name to Tower

Miami Herald
Reading Health System plans to buy five other eastern Pennsylvania hospitals and change the system’s name to Tower Health. The Reading Eagle (http://bit.

Local Relay for Life celebrates successes, milestone

Bismarck Tribune
Thousands of luminarias with words honoring survivors and loved ones lost to cancer glow by candlelight in the twilight sky as people walk on the track at Century High School in Bismarck in 2015 at the annual American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.

Mental illness: Crisis or not?

Star Local Media
Mental health, or lack thereof, has progressed from a once taboo subject to become part of the zeitgeist. One need look no further than the designation of May as National Mental Health Awareness Month, or the program “13 Reasons Why,” an original show …

Do dads treat daughters better than sons? Emory study finds striking differences in treatment of children

Atlanta Journal Constitution
New research from Emory University scientists finds that fathers may play favorites when it comes to their children. » RELATED: Dad’s heart-stopping images of his daughter in ‘dangerous situations’ go viral.

Alzheimer’s disease deaths rise 55 percent in last 15 years

Channel3000.com – WISC-TV3
MADISON, Wis. – Deaths caused by Alzheimer’s disease climbed 55 percent in the last 15 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Court of Appeals hears arguments on physician-assisted suicide

Newsday
ALBANY – Judges on New York’s top court voiced skepticism Tuesday about establishing a right to physician-assisted suicide while questioning how the state can ban that but allow a person to refuse medical treatment.

The Warming Temperatures of Climate Change Could Harm Sleep

Sleep Review
Climate change may keep you awake—and not just metaphorically. Nights that are warmer than normal can harm human sleep, researchers show in a new paper, with the poor and elderly most affected.

Edibles feast: Companies ready to grab a big piece of California’s recreational marijuana market

The Cannabist
Adding cannabis to everything from iced coffee to breath mints, local startups are jockeying for a bite of California’s growing marijuana edibles market as the state gears up to allow recreational pot sales.

UN aid chief in Yemen warns of cholera rise without more aid

The Boston Globe
AMMAN, Jordan – Two senior UN officials on Tuesday warned of the spread of cholera and malnutrition in Yemen, where millions of civilians have been caught in a two-year-old civil war.

Tik addicts’ hearts may recover if they quit

Health24
Researchers say that damage to tik users’ hearts can be reversed – but only if they stop using the drug. 0. tik,drugs,health. iStock.

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