Teen sentenced to youth camp for poisoning teacher
A 15-year-old Lancaster student pleaded no contest to assault with a deadly weapon for poisoning his English teacher, Susan Ennis, by pouring cleaning solution into a soda. He received three to five months in a youth camp. Ennis fell ill April 7 and was hospitalized six days, later readmitted with pneumonia linked to the incident. The defense framed it as a prank gone wrong.
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Becca the turtle healed then released to wild at NC pond
Becca the yellow belled slider suffered a 34 inch gash from suspected golf club or shovel. Veterinarians at North Carolina State University built a plastic shell to protect her spinal cord and treated the wound with antibiotics. After six weeks she returned to a country pond near Raleigh amid cheering children.
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Antibody test may aid early Lyme disease detection
A New Jersey immunologist reports a blood test targeting a Lyme specific antibody could diagnose infection days after exposure. The study in Journal of Clinical Investigation found the antibody present in most early cases, suggesting quicker treatment, though experts urge broader testing across more patient groups.
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University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School
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National Institute For Arthritis and
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