Posted on 23 July 2011. Tags: Amy Winehouse, Amy Winehouse Dead at 27, Bryan Adams, death of the 27-year-old singer, dependence to alcohol and drugs, Jamie Oliver, Ron Wood, Tony Bennett, Universal
The body of Amy Winehouse, the disturbed soul singer, has been discovered lifeless in her London residence. She had been endeavouring to make a comeback following years battling dependence to alcohol and drugs. Universal, her record label affirmed the death of the 27-year-old singer on Saturday, announcing that all Universal employee’s were “deeply saddened at [...]
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Posted on 30 March 2011. Tags: EPA, Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Kris Starosta, milk sample, Radiation, radioactive Iodine-131, Washington Milk
The United States EPA and the FDA have announced that very low radiation levels have been recorded in a Washington milk sample, but federal authorities advise consumers that there is no reason for concern. The Food & Drug Administration said these types of findings are not unexpected to be occurring in the upcoming days since [...]
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Posted on 19 March 2011. Tags: Berlin, Camilla Verde, death of Berlin’s beloved Knut, Heiner Kloes, Klaus Wowereit, Knut's death, Polar Bear Knut
The sudden death of Berlin’s beloved Knut, a polar bear whose rise to global stardom when he was born and raised by Berlin zookeepers has left his keepers and the country stunned. The infamous bear passed away by himself inside his enclosure with no forewarning, said Heiner Kloes, bear keeper. Kloes said that it was [...]
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Posted on 11 March 2011. Tags: Bob Dechert, Brain Surgery, Canadian Virtual Reality, Dr. Robert Bell, McGill Universities
Patients needing brain surgery could benefit from a new surgical training centre being opened in Toronto’s Western hospital that could result in a superior level of care from more skilled and confident surgeons. The new facility is a giant jump forward for training in brain surgical techniques and the care of patients. It permits surgeons [...]
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Posted on 10 March 2011. Tags: Dr. Heather MacLean, fingolimod, Gilenya, Multiple Sclerosis, Oral Capsule
Health Canada has approved a new capsule that has been developed for treatment of multiple sclerosis. Up until this announcement, the only options for drug therapy for Multiple Sclerosis patients in Canada were through infusion or injection. The new medication named Gilenya, or fingolimod, is a once a day capsule taken by people afflicted with [...]
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Posted on 09 March 2011. Tags: House Fire, Janelle Clouse, Loysville, Pennsylvania, Seven Children Die, Theodore Clouse
Tragedy struck in Loysville, Pennsylvania when seven children were killed in a house fire on Tuesday night. The children’s father, Theodore Clouse, was on his route with his milk truck while the children’s mother, Janelle Clouse, was milking the cows at the barn, when their three-year-old young daughter came running for help saying that she [...]
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Posted on 09 March 2011. Tags: Barry Haigh, Buried Alive, Olivier Prescott, Quebec Boy, snowplough, Stéphanie Prescott
A Longueuil, Quebec 7-year-old boy, is breathing and healthy after being buried alive in a snow bank for almost 3 hours previously this week. On Monday young Olivier Prescott was having fun in the school grounds directly across from his home, when a passing snowplough went past and completely covered him up in a big [...]
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Posted on 05 March 2011. Tags: Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance System, behind the wheel, Centre’s for Disease Control, Falling Asleep, United States National Sleep Foundation
Almost 38% of American adults, in a United States sleep study, admitted to falling asleep involuntarily at some point in the day while 4.7% said they fell asleep while behind the wheel of a motor vehicle at least 1 day in the preceding month. The study revealed that men are most likely to admit to [...]
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Posted on 02 March 2011. Tags: Allergic to Winter, heat/cold urticaria, Jade Ellwanger, Sharon Rendell
A lot of Canadians are used to winters with blowing cold wind and snow falling and covering everything in sight. At times, many Canadians, especially those in northern regions wonder if spring will ever come, as winter wears out its welcome. Most simply accept it as one of the prices to be paid for living [...]
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Posted on 02 March 2011. Tags: bodily fluids Matt O’Connor, Breast Milk, Ice Cream, Icecreamists
A council in London has impounded provisions of ice cream made from breast milk from a niche ice cream parlour, that introduced the novel flavour in London last week over apprehension the frozen delight may possibly spread disease. Westminster Council announced that it had investigated the Icecreamists eatery in the capital’s Covent Garden, then confiscated [...]
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