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Famous HIV doctor and freedom party politician dies after falling down stairs in a Rome hospital, authorities say alleged suicide

Famous HIV doctor and freedom party politician dies after falling down stairs in a Rome hospital, authorities say alleged suicide

Posted by | Jan 16, 2019 |

Top Italian immunologist and former centre-right politician Fernando Aiuti died after falling down stairs at a hospital in Rome on Wednesday. Aiuti, 83, would go on to die of complications due to the fall (he had been at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital for treatment of a heart condition). Rome prosecutors are investigating the death and police are not ruling out suicide. As well as being a world-renowned immunologist who pioneered AIDS treatment, he was an expert on the retrovirus and a former member of three-time premier and media magnate Silvio Berlusconi’s now-defunct People of Freedom party. Born in the Marche town of...

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Mother gives birth to baby girl she knew would die so her organs could save other sick children

Mother gives birth to baby girl she knew would die so her organs could save other sick children

Posted by | Jan 15, 2019 | , , ,

(Davis and Lovett enjoy a cuddle with their newborn daughter. Rylei. Photo Credit: Clarissa Tilley) On Christmas Eve, Krysta Davis, 23, and, Derek Lovett, 26, from Cleveland, Tennessee, welcomed their daughter Rylei Arcadia into the world. She weighed just six pounds and went on to live for a shocking full week. You see, Rylei was diagnosed with anencephaly (a birth defect that stops vital parts of the brain from forming) when she was just 18 weeks old. However, despite the option of aborting her, David and Lovett chose life for their daughter and in doing so, Rylei was able to...

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Award winning journalist exposes wifi disaster in Canadian public school that injured dozens of children

Award winning journalist exposes wifi disaster in Canadian public school that injured dozens of children

Posted by | Jan 15, 2019 | ,

(Photo Credit: Waking Times) Phillip Schneider, Staff Writer at Waking Times “Two children have dropped dead in Simcoe County Schools since Wi-Fi was installed…” ~Rodney Palmer Wireless technology is largely seen as benevolent and kind. Any danger to our health is typically passed off to the next generation to figure out, regardless of the consequences that have happened already. This story has played out many times in the past, whether it be DDT, cigarettes, or leaded paint. However, as Wifi proliferates throughout our schools with potential dangers for our children’s health, some are courageous enough to fight back against...

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ABC: Florida surgeon fined $3K for removing kidney he thought was tumor

ABC: Florida surgeon fined $3K for removing kidney he thought was tumor

Posted by | Jan 15, 2019 | , ,

Here’s one thing people don’t normally worry about when they go in for surgery: that their doctor knows what their organs look like and where they are. And yet, according to the Florida Board of Medicine, a West Palm Beach surgeon must now pay “a $3,000 fine for removing a woman’s healthy kidney that he thought was a tumor.”1 RELATED STORY: NBC: All general surgeons quit at Children’s Hospital because of dead child and worse In 2016, Ramon Vazquez cut Maureen Pacheco open so two other surgeons could perform back surgery. However, when Vazquez saw a kidney that had never...

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ABC: As Red Tide returns to Florida coast, government shutdown affects efforts to track it

ABC: As Red Tide returns to Florida coast, government shutdown affects efforts to track it

Posted by | Jan 14, 2019 | , ,

The Red Tide algae bloom that had floated away from shore in November has returned near the beaches of Sarasota and Manatee counties. However, scientists say that the government shutdown is making it harder to track where the toxic algae is and where it might go next. You see, the federal scientists who were helping analyze data and produce forecasts aren’t working in their labs and according to Barb Kirkpatrick, algae bloom expert and executive director of the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System Regional Association, “it takes a village.” “Rick Stumpf, a scientist from the National Oceanic and...

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