Smallest of San Diego quadruplets dies after life support
The smallest of four babies born to a 55-year-old woman via fertility treatments died after life support was removed. The girl weighed 10% of a pound and succumbed to renal insufficiency and cerebral bleeding from extreme prematurity. Her siblings remained critically ill Monday, according to the San Diego Union Tribune.
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Doctor Wins Settlement Over Retaliation Firing
Pediatrician Dr. Thomas Self, 58, reached a 2.5 million settlement with a medical group after a jury awarded him 1.75 million for being fired. The accord sets aside the verdict and cancels a punitive damages hearing. This marks a landmark win under California's 1992 law shielding physicians who advocate proper patient care.
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Fire kills seven residents at Arlington Manor care home
A fire at Arlington Manor, a two story elderly home built in 1908, killed seven residents and injured one other as smoke and flames spread after a fire door was propped open with a concrete block. About 25 residents were hospitalized mainly for smoke inhalation.
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Arizona court strikes down English only law
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the voter approved English only law unconstitutional, violating free speech and equal protection. The decision noted the measure harmed non English speakers while preserving English as the official language in practice and allowed narrow exceptions. Opponents hailed the ruling and proponents planned appeals.
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Regular exercise may cut Alzheimer's risk study finds
A Case Western Reserve University study of 373 people shows those with lifelong regular exercise were less likely to develop Alzheimer's. Researchers measured exercise from ages 20 to 59 and found higher activity linked to lower disease risk, though experts warned exercise is not a guarantee or cure.
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