Younger women face higher death risk after bypass surgery
A study of 57,187 bypass patients across 23 centers found women under 50 have a threefold higher in-hospital death rate than men. Among ages 50 to 59, 2.6 percent of women died vs 1.1 percent of men, with overall female death at 5.3 percent vs 2.9 percent for men.
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Dallas
Viola Vaccarino
Emory University
Atlanta
Vaccarino
Dozens more corpses found at Tri-State Crematory scene
Dozens more corpses uncovered at the Tri-State Crematory near Noble Georgia raise the death toll to 130 with 22 identified. Ray Brent Marsh, operator of the crematory, was rearrested on 11 fresh theft by deception charges, bringing the total to 16, as investigators sort urns and search vaults for missing remains.
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Noble
Georgia
Kris Sperry
Ray Brent Marsh
Tri-State Crematory
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marsh
Walker County
Sperry
Steve Wilson
Ray and
Clara Marsh
Inert bomb arrest at Los Angeles airport security
An inactive Army National Guardsman was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport after attempting to carry an inert explosive through security at Terminal 6. The device, resembling an M-80 firecracker, was found in carryon luggage. a bomb squad confirmed it inert. The man was detained by the FBI for questioning. no evacuations or flight delays occurred.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Plane returns after improper screening at LaGuardia
An American Eagle flight was forced to turn around after takeoff and return to LaGuardia when a passenger evaded screening. A terminal was evacuated as the man grabbed a bag set aside for a hand search and fled toward a Cleveland-bound flight. The recall occurred about 40 minutes after departure with all passengers rescreened.
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New York
American Eagle
LaGuardia Airport
Pasquale DiFalco
Port Authority
Federal Aviation Administration
Laura Brown
Prosecutor likens OxyContin doctor to drug dealer in Florida
In closing, Assistant State Attorney Russell Edgar argued Dr. James Graves presided over a cash driven practice where patients, many addicted, repeatedly sought OxyContin and other narcotics amid tailgate style parking lot scenes. Prosecutors say Graves knew or should have known the abuse. Graves maintains he practiced medicine and that OxyContin is safe when used properly.
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Milton
Fla
James Graves
Russell Edgar
Edgar
Graves
H.E. Ellis Jr
Navy
Pensacola
Ellis
Michael Gibson
Folliguard launches as a hair loss solution claim
A new supplement called Folliguard is marketed as scientifically formulated to halt hair loss and regrow hair, promising dramatic results for men and women worried about thinning strands.
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