First womb transplant leads to birth in Sweden
In a medical first a 36 year old woman in Sweden delivered a healthy baby boy after receiving a uterus from a close family friend. Dr Mats Brannstrom led the procedure noting the significance while acknowledging risks and cost. The couple requested privacy about identities.
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London
Sweden
Mats Brannstrom
University of Gothenburg
Stockholm IV
Pets Bring Comfort and Care Through Shelter Service
A service bulletin praises pets for offering food water and warm spring water to old frail or maimed animals, restoring them with care and play. It notes pets love humans unconditionally and leave lasting warmth in owners' hearts, with each owner receiving a certificate bearing their pet's name.
Hydrocodone Combos Reclassified as Schedule II Drugs
SANTA FE The DEA now treats hydrocodone combination products as Schedule II rather than Schedule III. New Mexico health officials note these drugs combine hydrocodone with acetaminophen or aspirin and are widely prescribed for pain and cough.
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Santa FE
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
New Mexico Department of Health
Norco
Tion
New Mexico
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Artesia detention center faces high bonds and limited rights
Immigrant advocates criticize Artesia as a deportation mill with bonds up to 25 000 or 30 000 and low asylum success rates. Since June ICE houses 500 plus women and children, with 300 deported and 500 remaining as lawyers gain access. Detainees say initial interviews for asylum are scarce and court dates are years away, prompting regret among those who sought refuge.
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Citizenship and Immigration Service
Artesia
Stephen Manning
ICE
Honduras
el Salvador
Guatemala
Laura Lichter
Lichter
Perez
U.S
Corbett seeks resignation of appointee linked to porn scandal
Gov. Tom Corbett urged Randy Feathers to resign over his role in the pornography email inquiry tied to the attorney general's office. Feathers offered to step down if an independent forensic review finds he failed in his duties. The Senate must approve removal for cause.
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Tom Corbett
Corbett
Randy Feathers
Kathleen Kane
Kane
Feathers
State Board of Probation and Parole
Board
State Senate
Chamber
GOP
Attorney General
Tom Wolf
Chaves County Considers Tight Rules on Adult Businesses
Chaves County commissioners discuss an ordinance to ban adult businesses along U.S. highways 285 70 82 380 and state routes 2 13 and the Roswell Relief Route Prohibitions include 1500 foot buffer from highways licenses 500 to 1500 dollars mandatory background checks and sanctions for under 18 access buildings must resemble surroundings windows opaque and no obscene imagery Exemptions cover education art and modeling classes Action approved for publication September 18 with possible immediate effect. staff contact Jeff Tucker.
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Pink Slipper Gentlemen's Club
U.S. Highway 285
Carlsbad
Artesia
U.S. 285
Eddy County
Chaves County
U.S
Roswell
Greg Nibert
Sheriff's Office
Discipline Guiding Police Conduct Urges Clear Judgment
City officials stress discipline in law enforcement citing scrutiny from courts and the public. Mayor and Kintigh urge officers to articulate actions with sound judgment, ensuring good reasons behind every move.
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