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Author: Erin Elizabeth

ABC: Teen Experiences Serious Complications after School Inserts Birth Control Implant Without Parental Consent

ABC: Teen Experiences Serious Complications after School Inserts Birth Control Implant Without Parental Consent

Posted by | Oct 3, 2019 | , ,

A mother of a Digital Harbor High School student in Baltimore, Md. found out her 16-year-old daughter received a birth control implant at school after the teen started complaining about headaches and arm pain. Nicole Lambert took her to the pediatrician, who discovered that a Nexplanon birth control device was the culprit. It had been improperly inserted by a school nurse three years prior, and needed to be surgically removed. RELATED STORY Dying Young—Falling Life Expectancy in the U.S. by the Children’s Health Defense Team David Ledyard, attorney for the Lambert’s, was contacted by PJ Media, and commented:for comment,...

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ABC: Extraordinary Act of Mercy: Brother of Botham Jean Hugs and Forgives Amber Guyger After 10-Year Sentence Imposed

ABC: Extraordinary Act of Mercy: Brother of Botham Jean Hugs and Forgives Amber Guyger After 10-Year Sentence Imposed

Posted by | Oct 3, 2019 | ,

On Wednesday, former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger was sentenced to serve ten years in prison for the fatal 2018 killing of an innocent man she shot when she mistakenly entered his apartment, believing it was her own. On September 6, 2018, Guyger, who had just finished a thirteen-hour shift, entered the Dallas, Texas apartment of Botham Jean, believing it was her own. Thinking he was a burglar, she shot and killed him. On October 1, 2019, she was found guilty of murder. The next day, Judge Tammy Kemp read the jury’s decision of a sentence of ten years...

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Billionaire Who Promised to Pay College Debt for Grads is Tackling Their Parents’ Debt, Too

Billionaire Who Promised to Pay College Debt for Grads is Tackling Their Parents’ Debt, Too

Posted by | Oct 2, 2019 | , ,

In May of this year, multi-billionaire and philanthropist Robert F. Smith pledged to pay off the student loan debt of an entire graduating class. Now, he’s intent on paying off the debt of the students’ parents, as well! Smith is the founder and CEO of Vista Equity Partners. His generous donation of $34 million will go toward the new Morehouse College Student Success Program to pay off the loans that students and parents of the class of 2019 accumulated to fund their educations. RELATED STORY: Carpenter with no children sends 33 strangers to college after amassing $3 million in savings As GoodNewsNetwork reports, the Morehouse...

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The Ultimate Guide to Which Fruits are in Season and the Best Time to Eat Them…to Maximize Health Benefits

The Ultimate Guide to Which Fruits are in Season and the Best Time to Eat Them…to Maximize Health Benefits

Posted by | Oct 2, 2019 | , ,

Have you ever noticed that certain fruits are only in season at specific times during the year? I love the winter and summer months, so my house is loaded with winter and summer fruits to please my appetite. I personally enjoy eating fruit when they are in season, this will guarantee the freshness and quality on the fruit. However, there are different kinds of fruit that I do enjoy year round because they are just that tasty, like watermelon, grapes, peaches and pears. RELATED STORY: Store bought fruits and veggies to regrow at home Here are the top fruits...

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CNBC: FDA Issues Warning on Medical Devices that are Vulnerable to Takeover from Hackers

CNBC: FDA Issues Warning on Medical Devices that are Vulnerable to Takeover from Hackers

Posted by | Oct 1, 2019 | , , ,

The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning to consumers Tuesday about potentially serious cybersecurity flaws in some medical devices that could allow hackers to take control of them remotely. Medical devices that use third-party, decades-old software called IPnet are at risk, the FDA said. The agency said it’s not sure how many or even which specific devices, such as insulin pumps or pacemakers, are vulnerable to getting hacked. RELATED STORY: Home health spies: AI systems like Amazon’s Alexa to become “virtual medical coaches” that spy on patients in their homes According to researchers, eleven vulnerabilities have been identified...

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