Eight year old Gabriela Salinas dies family tragedy in Tennessee
Eight year old Gabriela Salinas, Bolivian cancer survivor, was critically injured in a crash on Interstate 40 near Memphis that killed her father Omar Salinas Sr and sister Valentina. Her mother Jacqueline is hospitalized. Gabriela’s twin Alejandro and Omar Jr. sustained minor injuries. The family had sought care for Ewing sarcoma at St. Jude and Mount Sinai, with Marlo Thomas aiding their U.S. treatment efforts. The father allegedly fell asleep, and another vehicle struck the child during the 5 am crash 55 miles east of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emphis
Tenn
Gabriela Salinas
Bolivia
Memphis
Gabriela
Jacqueline
Alejandro
Omar Jr
Salinas
Regional Medical Center
Omar Salinas Sr
Valentina
Anthony Kimbrough
State Safety Department
St. Jude Children’s Hospital
Tennessee
Marlo Thomas
Miss Thomas
Danny Thomas
St. Jude
Arthur Nienhuis
Gabriel
United States
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Washington, D.C
Coffee aroma may boost longevity claims say UC Davis chemist
UC Davis chemist Takayuki Shibamoto reports that coffee aroma involves chemicals forming antioxidants comparable to those in fruits and vegetables. He notes the compounds volatilize quickly and that findings are preliminary with future animal studies possible if funded. A Chicago consultant calls the work an exciting start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takayuki Shibamoto
Shibamoto
Sara Risch
Uc-Davis
Florida lists bad doctors by Jackie Hallifax
Florida publishes a single source listing physicians disciplined by colleagues or who faced at least three malpractice claims in the last five years. About 2 percent of the state’s 43,000 doctors appear in the Florida Report on Physician Discipline and Malpractice, released Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Allahassee
Fla
Florida
State Board of Medicine
Tampa
Pat McEachern
Doug Cook
Agency For Health Care Administration
Massachusetts
Robert J. Rogers
Winter Park
Rogers
Drug Enforcement Agency
Board of Medical Examiners
AHCA
State Department of Insurance
Health fund set up for Salina man after roof fall
Friends of Bill Suenram, 40, co owner of S S Contracting, established a health fund at First Bank of Kansas in Salina to aid with medical expenses after he slipped on a ladder and fell 15 feet from a Galva roof. He was treated at McPherson Memorial Hospital and later Wesley Medical Center in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris News
Wichita
Salina
First Bank of Kansas
Santa Fe
Bill Suenram
S&s Contracting
Bishop
Galva
Suenram
McPherson Memorial Hospital
Wesley Medical Center
Zeneca Buys Salick Health Care for 234 Million
Zeneca Group PLC completed the acquisition of Salick Health Care Inc in a 234 million deal for the remaining 50 percent, giving the British firm full control of Salick which operates 11 outpatient cancer clinics and 10 dialysis centers. Bernard Salick, founder, rejected an advisory role and is leaving the Los Angeles based company amid friction notes. Michael O'Brien from Zeneca will become chief executive and chairman of Salick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONDON
Zeneca Group PLC
Salick HealthCare Inc
U.S
Salick
Zeneca
Comany
Bernard Salick
Salick Health Care
Los Angeles
Michael O’brien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted Press
Mark Evan
AN Francisco
University of California- Davis
American Chemical Society
Jackie Hallifax
Ake
Ottawa
PCA
Viene
Duke Manufacturing
Woodmen of
America
Dale A. Pearson
Cherry Richmond
Kan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
1St Avenue
Rock Island
Illinois
LIFE
Cancer Group
Imperial Chemical Industries PLC
Bauer
Taurus Gls
Nice Auto
Taurus
Danny
Linda Vantuyl
PCAC
Laat
OO Mae
Linda’s Liquor
Ottawa Herald
Linda's Liquor
Danny & Linda Vantuyl
Iowa
Lawrence, KS
The
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!