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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2002

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7

Defective Bronchoscope Tied to Lung Infection Scare

Hopkins Hospital warned patients who had bronchoscopies between June 1 2002 and February 4 2008 about possible infection from a faulty Olympus bronchoscope. 128 infections reported with Pseudomonas, with deaths possible but not yet confirmed as caused by the device. Authorities seek other affected patients and review hospital records as Olympus recalls faulty units.

Hopkins Hospital Baltimore) Sun Hopkins Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Food and Drug Administration Sun PDA Lawrence Bachorik Ic Associated Press East DNC Johns Stopkins Ospital Paul J. Scheel Jr Scheel Maryland Department of Health and “Mental Hygiene Baltimore City Health Department University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore Ross J. Drechner Upstale Maryland Coust Sing Olympus America Hopkins Physiology Department Harold C. Standiford Olympus United States

Rain Figures Show Mixed Drought Relief Across Region

Rainfall in the Greater Washington area reached nearly 1.07 inches Saturday, with National Airport recording 0.73 inches in a day the Weather Service calls the heaviest in six months. Frederick, Thurmont, Westminster, and Hagerstown posted lighter totals, while officials say a longer soaking rain is needed to ease drought conditions.

Greater Washington Margraf National Airport Weather Service Frederick Thurmont Westminster Hagerstown

Beating at Evansville facility prompts CMS warning and hearings

A resident was knocked unconscious and died weeks after a September 1999 attack at West Rehabilitation Center Evansville Indiana. The attacker, a fellow resident, died months later awaiting a competency hearing. The incident prompted scrutiny of reporting practices and CMS guidance to notify authorities immediately. Barbara Becker, daughter in law, disputes hospital transfer explanations and notes Seek coverage spurred a third investigation.

Pely Bruce Wie Federal Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services CMS Thomas A. Scully Lncal Senate Felen Straukamp the West Evansville Ind Inlaw Barbara Becker

Few answer call to ban cell phones while driving

Dayton report notes that while many states considered banning handheld cell phones while driving, only New York enacted such a ban by Nov 1. Over 2,000 tickets issued and at least 20 states tracking cell phone involvement in crashes. Stakeholders cite conflicting views and lobbying pressures shaping this issue.

Dayton Ohio New York Morehan National Conference of State Bill Wyatt Patricia Pena Morgan Lee Pena Pennsylvania Ms. Pena Perkasie Travis Larson Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association Cleveland Brooklyn Beatty

Copter down Clarke cites large coalition in major assault

Clarke described the operation as the deadliest yet with at least six killed and about three dozen U.S. soldiers wounded. More than 1,000 U.S. troops were involved as forces from the United States, Afghanistan, and six other nations fought al Qaeda and Taliban fighters amid airstrikes.

Clarke Gtcial America Afghanistan al- Qais Talani U.S Al-Jaida Cea al-Qaida Ms. Clarke

Community bears donated to aid local police support

MOMS Club presented 500 teddy bears to the Midlothian police at a church meeting. Lt Hippkins noted the 24 hour, seven day duty and the value of comforting children after accidents or during custody handlings. The effort reflects community policing and charity from local groups, with funds and goods also benefiting youth programs and sheriff operations.

Lt Hippkins Moms Club Middletown United Methodist Church Hopkins John Benner Leesa Kuderman Panasonic Hudesman Jennifer Page St. Matthew’s Richard Stone Maryland Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch Ruckeystown Hewlett-Packard Wal-Mart Tr Une Frederick County Moms Clair Middletown Jeff Julie Boonshaft

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