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Another Record Decline Reported in US Cancer Death Rate
Researchers are reporting another record one-year decline in the U.S. cancer death rate, a drop they continue to attribute to success against lung cancer
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Ex-Prof. Who Beat Wife to Death Ordered to Pay $124M to Daughter
A former economics professor at the University of Pennsylvania who beat his wife to death inside their King of Prussia, Pennsylvania home was ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to his daughter.
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Claws of Health? Lobster Blood Could Play Role in New Drugs
Maine lobsters have long delighted tourists as the state’s most beloved seafood. But one company thinks the crustaceans can save human lives by providing their blood for use in new drugs.
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Iran Slams US for Barring Zarif From New York Hospital Visit
Iran slammed the United States on Saturday for what it called an “inhumane” decision to bar its foreign minister, who was attending the U.N. summit meetings in New York, from visiting a hospitalized Iranian diplomat in the city. U.S. authorities were not allowing Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to visit U.N. ambassador Majid Takht Ravanchi, who was undergoing cancer...
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Ginsburg: Work on Court ‘Saved Me' During Cancer Treatment
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Tuesday night that her work on the bench saved her during her cancer treatments, as the judge was given a rock-star reception in the home state of the president who nominated her to the nation’s highest court. Ginsburg told a packed arena that she was “feeling very good tonight,” following the 86-year-old’s disclosure...
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After Cancer Treatment, Ginsburg Receives Honorary Degree From University at Buffalo
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has accepted an honorary degree from the University at Buffalo.
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I-Team: Long Island Mother Goes To Court Seeking Justice For Her Son
A rising football star on Long Island was ruled to have killed himself by the medical examiner after two other people in the room at the time of the shooting said he pulled out the gun and fired
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I-Team: LI Mother Seeks to Get Justice for Her Son
A rising football star on Long Island was ruled to have killed himself by the medical examiner after the two other people in the room at the time of the shooting said he pulled out the gun and fired. But an independent investigation showed that may not have been the case, and now the victim’s mother is taking her...
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Stocks Fall Again on Trade-War Worries, Capping a Wild Week
Stocks stumbled Friday as worries flared yet again that President Donald Trump’s trade war with China may be worsening. It was a fitting end to a wild week where markets zoomed down, up and down again as investors recalibrated by the minute how much the tensions will hurt the global economy. The S&P 500 dropped as much as 1.3% Friday...
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Student Loan Borrowers With Cancer Are Supposed to Get a Break From Their Bills. That's Not Happening
Last September, President Donald Trump signed into law a bill allowing people with cancer to press pause on their federal student loan payments. More than nine months after the law took effect, borrowers still can’t access the cancer deferment. At issue seems to be this: The Department of Education has yet to provide the companies that administer its federal student...
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Australia's Ruling Coalition Elected to Surprise Third Term
Australia’s ruling conservative coalition won a surprise victory in the country’s general election on Saturday, defying opinion polls that had tipped the center-left opposition party to oust it from power and promising an end to the revolving door of national leaders. Prime Minister Scott Morrison compared his Liberal Party’s victory for a third three-year term to the births of his...
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Doctor Says Football Star's Death Was Homicide, Not Suicide
It’s a case now of suicide or murder. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.
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I-Team: Suicide or Murder? Forensic Pathologist Says Ex-High School Football Star's Death Was a Homicide
Within days of Johmeik Simmons’ shooting death, the Medical Examiner ruled it a suicide. Now, a forensic pathologist says he believes the death was a homicide.
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Facebook Is Blocking Ads That Target Women With Menopause But Allows Ads From Companies Selling Pills for Erectile Dysfunction
Amy Buckalter didn’t give it a second thought when she decided to use Facebook to advertise for her start-up, Pulse, in late 2017. Buckalter knew her male friends saw all sorts of raunchy ads addressing erectile dysfunction on Facebook constantly, so she figured her lubricant for women going through menopause would be just fine. She was wrong. For the past...
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Las Vegas Police Seek Thief Who Stole Box With Cancer Drug
A thief in Las Vegas made off with a delivery package containing what a mother told police was $40,000 worth of cancer treatment drugs for her 14-year-old son, authorities said Tuesday. Police issued a plea for help finding the thief and released a photo of the man seen in doorbell security video. He took two packages from the front of...
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Cal Grad, Olympian Nathan Adrian Announces Cancer Treatment
Olympic gold medalist and UC Berkeley graduate Nathan Adrian announced Thursday that he’s going through cancer treatment. The competitive swimmer announced on social media that he recently learned about his testicular cancer after a visit to the doctor to get his flu shot.
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Mom of Navy Vet Held in Iran Worried Her Son Won't Survive
The mother of a U.S. Navy veteran who has been held in Iran since July said Friday that she is worried her son who was undergoing cancer treatment will not survive the detainment.
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Startup's On-Demand Health Insurance Draws Attention
People with health insurance often pay for coverage they never use. A startup wants to shake that up. It’s a radical idea: On-demand insurance that lets customers buy some of their coverage only if and when they need it, similar to how TV viewers might rent a new release from Amazon instead of paying every month for a pricey cable...
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Therapy Dogs Can Spread Superbugs to Kids, Hospital Finds
Therapy dogs can bring more than joy and comfort to hospitalized kids. They can also bring stubborn germs. Doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore were suspicious that the dogs might pose an infection risk to patients with weakened immune systems. So they conducted some tests when Pippi, Poppy, Badger and Winnie visited 45 children getting cancer treatment. They discovered...
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Sen. John McCain Stops Cancer Treatment
The family of Sen. John McCain released a statement saying that the Arizona Republican has stopped treatment for brain cancer.