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A lot of Americans suffer from chronic pain. This group includes many nursing home residents. Comment?
How must a mother feel having to switch off the life-support machine of her baby?
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Jane Plumb's second son died in her arms. She talks about her heart-breaking decision to let baby Theo go My second child was born prematurely, at 25 weeks. Comment?
Severe SI arthritis. I take strong meds to sit. Is sitting I struggle to do harmful longterm? I have severe sacroiliac arthritis due to complex of issues from car wreck 1972. Comment?
How could a poppy's product cause two wars?
The drunken British sailors were only out for a little fun in the port of Canton, China that day in 1839. Comment?
Small-college football preview capsules
Loras at Luther Kickoff -- Noon at Carlson Stadium, Decorah Radio -- WDBQ-AM 1490. Comment?
Hooked: Canada's painkiller problem
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Hooked: Canada's painkiller problem At a rate of more than 466,000 doses a day, Canadains pop more painkillers per capita than almost any other country . Comment?
Disabled pets can bring us just as much joy
To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the Edinburgh Evening News site. Comment?
Feeding dispute ends parent rights
The Nebraska Supreme Court today upheld the termination of parental rights of a Lincoln couple who repeatedly disconnected their son's feeding tube at Children's Hospital in Omaha in 2007. Comment?
Brave girl whose home is hospital
THIS is the family forced to live in hospital as their youngest battles a devastating disease. Comment?
COURAGEOUS: Julie and John Berridge who both received degrees from the University of York St John
A COUPLE'S astonishing battle against adversity ends in triumph today when they are both presented with degrees at York Minster . Comment?
Julie and John Berridge beat the odds to receive degrees
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A COUPLE'S astonishing battle against adversity ends in triumph today when they are both presented with degrees at York Minster . Comment?
Ex-sanitation worker busted again
A convicted drug dealer was arrested again Wednesday for allegedly selling his prescribed pain medication. Comment?
KASPER is tool used to spot prescription drug abuse, but many pharmacies don't use it
Prescription drug abuse is up more than 20% in Kentucky, and one of the key tools designed to fight it, usually isn't used. 1 comment
Mouse Brain Surgery And Mouse Welfare
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They buy them from a catalog, or they get them fresh from the hospital, where patients have donated their tumors to science. Comment?
Eyes That Water Easily May Actually be Caused by Eye Dryness
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My mom, age 75, is bothered by extremely watery eyes. The symptoms are worse in stores with clothing or fragrances, in windy conditions, and air conditioning. Comment?
Pharmacy robber escapes with oxycontin, school goes into partial lockdown
A man wearing gloves and a mask implied he had a gun, then robbed the pharmacy inside the Albertson's Store at 16199 Boones Ferry Road in Lake Grove Tuesday. Comment?
Spokane Valley man's story is nothing short of a miracle
David Van Scyoc was never supposed to make it to his third birthday. A gas explosion left him with severe burns all over his body when he was just two-years-old, but that was just the beginning of his struggles. Comment?
Review: 'One-Eyed Man is King' full of insight
How "seeing" is the blind man? How "blind" are the sighted that lose touch with their surroundings? These are just two insights explored in OpenStage Theatre's compelling production of "The One-Eyed Man is King." Dan Tschirhart is astonishing as blind cat burglar Bendalli, who carefully touches everything in the houses he is about to rob. Comment?
Convicted drug dealer arrested again
A convicted drug dealer was arrested again Wednesday for allegedly selling his prescribed pain medication. Comment?
As I write, I sit in bed. It has been seventy-two hours or thereabouts since my last drink. Comment?