Bon Secours expands gynecologist office

… with unlimited digital access at Richmond.com. $19 per month after six-month introductory offer. Bon Secours Richmond Health System’s new Richmond OB-GYN office will be located in the system’s Heart and Vascular Institute building. Bon Secours …

County DD boards notes uptick in youth served –

The Gallia County Board of Developmental Disabilities has noted an uptrend in youth from the ages of infancy to three years needing help because of the impact with Gallia’s drug epidemic. Gallia County Commissioners signed a proclamation Wednesday recognizing the effort to make the public aware of individuals with developmental disabilities and the issues surrounding them.

High intensity exercise ‘best’ for health

… says Norweigan exercise researcher Dr Trine Moholdt. Dr Moholdt is the head of the Exercise, Cardiometabolic Health and Reproduction (EXCAR) group at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Dr Moholdt says numerous studies have shown …

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New Mexico health officials say the state has widespread flu activity and that heightened flu activity is expected for weeks to come. Health officials: Flu activity widespread in New Mexico New Mexico health officials say the state has widespread flu activity and that heightened flu activity is expected for weeks to come.

Melvin Ingram isna t the only player Chargers hope to retain

The team placed a non-exclusive franchise tag on their star edge rusher Monday, but that was only the first step in what the team hopes will be a fruitful negotiation. At the NFL scouting combine on Thursday, General Manager Tom Telesco was optimistic about the Chargers’ chances to reach a long-term deal with Ingram – one of several players the team will try to retain.

Children’s Hospital at St Francis receives check 28 mins ago

Dozens stood outside on the Children’s playground at St. Francis Hospital as Gold 4 Kids of Tulsa presented a check of $70,00 to the hospital’s staff. Gold 4 Kids, a cancer fundraising organization, focuses on raising money for research, clinical trails, and special projects in order to support the clinical pediatric oncology department at St. Francis hospital.

Kiwanis members hear: Take care of your heart

How to have a healthy heart was the topic for members of Kiwanis when Beverly Thompson spoke to the group recently. She is a survivor of heart disease and is now coordinator for Heart Health in Bakersfield, which is part of a national organization based in Washington, D.C., that promotes women’s health.

The new Ortenzio Cancer Center

PinnacleHealth and community leaders gather for the official Ribbon Cutting of the new Ortenzio Cancer Center at PinnacleHealth West Shore Campus, 2035 Technology Parkway on August 11, 2014. The center will provide comprehensive oncology services in multiple specialty areas, including cancer risk assessment, womenaEUs cancer treatment, radiation oncology, medical oncology, infusion services and cancer clinical trials.

Trump’s nominee to run Medicare and Medicaid advances

President Donald Trump ‘s nominee to run Medicare and Medicaid won committee approval Thursday, clearing her for a final floor vote in the Senate. Verma would head the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, an agency that oversees health insurance programs covering more than 130 million Americans.

Xavier could be sweating on Selection Sunday

Xavier is 3-6, including six straight losses, since sophomore guard Edmond Sumner suffered torn ACL in Jan. 29 game against St. John’s at Madison Square Garden. When last we bracketed, we mentioned out the Big East could get as many as seven teams in the NCAA tournament due to the recent success of Seton Hall, Providence and Marquette.

BrewDog wants to build DogHouse hotel at brewery

BrewDog just opened its taproom, is completing its brewery at its U.S. headquarters in Canal Winchester, and now plans a hotel there. The company also launched a fund-raising campaign on Indiegogo to collect $75,000 from its fans to get the $6 million project underway.

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Recently my husband and I talked about what the next four years will bring, and the threat of nuclear annihilation – you know, lighthearted stuff. Like everyone else, the crappy place we’ve found ourselves in takes up a lot of my brain space.

Alberta flu death toll hits 47 in 2016-17 season

The data released March 2 showed one more death in each of the Edmonton and North zones since last week’s report. So far this season, there have been 3,522 laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A, 83 laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza B, and 1,267 Albertans have been admitted to hospital.

Key experiment at world’s biggest atom smasher gets upgrade

Scientists are upgrading one of the four main experiments on the world’s biggest atom smasher in hopes it will help them discover previously unknown particles or physical properties. Officials at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN, say the operation Thursday is the equivalent of a “heart transplant” for the CMS experiment.

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

It’s National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Many people don’t realize that eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness, but more than 30 million Americans of all ages suffer from on with one person dying from them every 60 minutes.

Longtime Buffalo Grove Days volunteer recognized by village board

At Monday’s meeting, the board passed a proclamation commending Maureen Welborn for “her years of humble and faithful service as well as serving as an inspiration for all of those who seek to make the Village of Buffalo Grove a strong and more vibrant community.” The words, read by Village President Beverly Sussman, were greeted by a standing ovation from all who were well aware of her hard work on the Buffalo Grove Days Commission.

House GOP eyes three-week plan on Obamacare

House Republicans on Thursday said leaders want to smooth over party divisions and pass their Obamacare repeal plan within three weeks, as the GOP scrambles to keep its health care promises before the Easter break. GOP leaders are trying to repeal and replace as much of the Affordable Care Act as they can under a fast-track budget process that allows them to avoid a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.

CARTI offers free smoking cessation classes

… at no cost to participants, and registration is open to the general public. The program is funded by a grant from CVS Health. To pre-register for the course beginning March 16, or for more information on future smoking cessation classes at CARTI, …

CMS nominee moves on a party-line vote toward confirmation

Seema Verma, the nominee to become administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, speaks during a Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on Feb. 16. A sharply divided Senate Finance Committee on Thursday morning recommended the confirmation of Seema Verma, a health-care consultant who has reshaped Medicaid in several states, to run the nation’s Medicare and Medicaid programs. On a vote of 13 to 12, with every Democrat in opposition, Verma’s nomination now moves to the full Senate, where the Republican majority has been moving swiftly to give its seal of approval to each of President Trump’s nominees who have come to a floor vote.