Day: February 9, 2017

Robbie Williams ‘smoked spliff at Buckingham Palace’

‘I smoked a spliff in Buckingham Palace!’: Robbie Williams makes shocking revelation he used recreational drugs at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert The singer, 42, told The Sun that the incident happened during the Monarch’s Diamond Jubilee Concert in 2012, which took place on The Mall and was organised by Robbie’s Take That bandmate Gary Barlow. He denied he had ever vomited at the royal household, when asked by the publication, but added: ‘I smoked a spliff in Buckingham Palace.’

Bucks star suffers second ACL injury of career

NBA: The topsy-turvy third year of Dante Exum appears to be on a strong upward turn with the lengthy guard making the most of his 23 minutes against the Pelicans. The Milwaukee Bucks star Jabari Parker has suffered a season-ending left ACL injury for the second time in three years.

CEL-SCI Corporation Reports First Quarter Fiscal 2017 Financial Results

SCI reported the net income available to common shareholders for the quarter ended December 31, 2016 was $3,536,802 or $0.02 per basic share, versus $2,341,813 or $0.02 per basic share during the quarter ended December 31, 2015. CEL-SCI reported an operating loss of for the quarter ended December 31, 2016 versus an operating loss of for the quarter ended December 31, 2015.

Surrogacy booming in Australia despite legal issues

Fertility professionals and advocacy groups say surrogacy is experiencing a quiet boom in Australia after several Asian countries banned foreigners from paying women to carry babies for them. Dr Glenn Stirling, the medical director of Brisbane IVF clinic Life Fertility, says the number of patients they see has risen dramatically, and that new patients arrive almost daily.

Texas whopper: $4 billion bond set for man in murder case

Bell County Justice of the Peace Claudia Brown set Antonio Marquis Willis’ bond last week at a whopping $4 billion in the Dec. 22 killing of another man at a home in Killeen, about 55 miles north of Austin. County sheriff’s Deputy Chief Chuck Cox said he’s never heard of such a high bond, the Temple Daily Telegram reported .

China-U.S. M&A: It’s a one-way street

While politicians, courts and the media scrutinize every detail in the fight over immigration, another, less-discussed migration is underway: the migration of ownership of American businesses overseas — many to cash-rich China. In recent years, the Chinese have regarded America as one big yard sale, snatching up distressed companies and anything else that gives the world’s second-largest economy a leg up on U.S. technology at bargain-basement prices.

Better than a pill

… or inactive. A team from Washington University in St. Louis was awarded $1.7 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop a new therapeutic treatment that can deliver disease-modifying compounds in a manner to delay the …

Cellaria Forms Strategic Partnership with AMS Biotechnology

Cellaria, LLC , a scientific innovator that develops revolutionary new patient-specific cancer models for challenging tumors, today announced the formation of a strategic partnership with AMS Biotechnology . As part of the agreement, AMSBIO will distribute, market and sell Cellaria cell models and culture media throughout Europe.

Oklahoma County officials warning residents after ‘significant’ jump in flu cases

On Thursday, the Oklahoma State Department of Health announced that the number of deaths from the flu this season more than doubled in a week to 23. Two of the patients affected lived in Oklahoma and Canadian counties, and 136 people have been hospitalized in Oklahoma County with the virus. The Oklahoma City-County Health Department recommends flu vaccinations and hand hygiene to avoid the dangers of the flu.

Oklahoma County officials warning residents after ‘significant’ jump in flu cases

On Thursday, the Oklahoma State Department of Health announced that the number of deaths from the flu this season more than doubled in a week to 23. Two of the patients affected lived in Oklahoma and Canadian counties, and 136 people have been hospitalized in Oklahoma County with the virus. The Oklahoma City-County Health Department recommends flu vaccinations and hand hygiene to avoid the dangers of the flu.

NY, doctors hail Anthem-Cigna merger’s halt

… narrow insurance markets with few insurers to begin with and could lead to higher rates. “The significant absence of health insurer competition in most markets is detrimental to patients and poses an important public policy problem,” AMA President …

NY, doctors hail Anthem-Cigna merger’s halt

… narrow insurance markets with few insurers to begin with and could lead to higher rates. “The significant absence of health insurer competition in most markets is detrimental to patients and poses an important public policy problem,” AMA President …

Borderland Briefs – 2/9/17

… near the Registration desk. No experience or special qualifications necessary, just a commitment to excellence in health care at the community hospital and clinics. Coffee and cookies will be served. Handiwork Night will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 14 …

Pet Shampoo for Irritated Skin Recipe

IF YOU WANT ANTIFUNGAL OR ANTIBACTERIAL ACTION: Add 1 part of your veterinary brand and mix with 2 pars of home made shampoo. Just like us, domesticated animals like dogs and cats are affected by the health hazards of modern living.