U.S. urges doctors to prescribe overdose antidote more
The U S government urged doctors to consider naloxone prescriptions with opioid medicines to prompt patient discussions on overdose dangers. Officials cited FDA panel support and potential health care cost increases, noting naloxone forms and price ranges from nasal spray at about 125 dollars to automatic injectors up to 4000 dollars per kit.
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Mirand a puppy rescues heart of the world by police and humane society
Miranda, a severely emaciated puppy rescued by New Castle Police Department officers Mark Lewis Aaron Worner Peter Mendocino and Sgt David Viggiano on February 2 from a heatless abandoned apartment, recovers with care from the humane society and public support from across the community.
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Man’s quick act saves nameless puppy Miranda
A nameless dog numbered 10 crawled toward officers before being taken to the police station and cared for overnight. Miranda then moved to the Lawrence County Humane Society where she healed with help from staff led by Margie Seelbaugh. Lewis, who found her, adopted Miranda and praised the global support that arrived as toys and treats.
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Tip system aims to catch pill mills and doctor-shopping
Harrisburg unveils a tip program to boost the states prescription drug monitoring. Gov Tom Wolf and Attorney General Josh Shapiro said doctors pharmacists and the public can report suspicious activity via the prescription drug monitoring program and attorneygeneral gov rx. The plan covers fraud theft altered prescriptions suspicious doctor or pharmacy activity and potential non medical use.
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Charges in Mahoningtown shooting waived to court
Kyle Harris age 19 of New Castle faces involuntary manslaughter aggravated assault and receiving stolen property charges after a Dec 8 shooting at 406 N Liberty St Mahoningtown that left 15 year old Zach Milford injured. Harris remains jailed on a 15000 bond with arraignment set for Feb 5 in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.
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Kyle Harris
New Castle
Central Court
Jennifer Nicholson
Lawrence County
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