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‘I could cry right now thinking about it’: Sober drivers are being arrested for DUI statewide
Esslinger was arrested for DUI in West Tennessee in November 2023. His blood work would later show he had neither alcohol nor ...
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The cry of a heavy heart
CPR involves chest compressions (100/min) and rescue breaths (30:2 ratio). This maintains blood flow, supplying oxygen. AEDs ...
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Trio of Foreigners Eye End of 18-Year Japan Cup Drought
The Japan Cup is one of few major races which trainer Aidan O'Brien hasn't won and the maestro at Ballydoyle sends Auguste ...
Super-rich Americans are using these 4 little-known techniques to protect their assets from lawsuits — should you use them, too?
But for households in the 90th to 100th percentile of usual income, the median net worth as of 2022 was $2,556,200 — an ...
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'No-one should have to go through this': Woman reveals cancer agony
MORE THAN six years after she received lifesaving leukaemia treatment, Larkhall woman Peppie Scobbie still suffers from the ...
The fascinating, crucial work of the Bay Area’s poison control center
Somebody comes into contact with something they shouldn’t, and a cry for help comes into the center’s 24/7 ... “Usually what ...
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Everything you need to know about the newborn blood spot test (previously: the heel prick test)
You might be more familiar with the term 'heel prick test' as it was formerly known, but the 'newborn blood spot test' is ...
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Diabetes Diet Made Fun! ‘No Sugar Baker’ Shares Tips to Lower Blood Sugar and Lose Weight
On her birthday four years ago, Jayne Jones thought she had a stomach bug. “It got so bad, my husband took me to the ER,” ...
Talking about death with the love of your life is devastating – but here’s why I’m so grateful I did
Crucial donations of blood meant our sons will now remember their dad – and I could prepare for his death The hardest ...
A woman with cancer needed stem cells to live. A veteran needed a new mission to survive.
Life was good for Betsy Ehrenberg. It was 2017, and she was 68, a partner at Boston law firm Pyle Rome Ehrenberg PC. She represented unions in collective bargaining matters and workers who’d ...