A man was taken to the hospital around 1 Thursday Morning after being stabbed sometime yesterday.
A man was taken to the hospital around 1 Thursday Morning after being stabbed sometime yesterday.
Police and Rescue crews responded to 102 Oak Street in the City of Syracuse just after 1 in the morning. Onondaga County 911 tells CBS 5 they received a call for a man who was stabbed in the back the day before and was now in need of medical attention.
INDIANAPOLIS – Power has been restored at St. Francis
Hospital on Indianapolis’ far south side after a power outage
forced the hospital to stop accepting patients for several hours.
St. Francis spokesman Joe Stuteville said the hospital returned
to normal operations shortly after 11 p.m. Thursday after operating
on backup power.
Indianapolis Power & Light spokeswoman Crystal Livers-Powers
says a line failure cut electricity to customers on the Read the rest of this entry »
Thursday, January 15, 2009
French Hospital is honored for excellence in three different areas of service.
The hospital received awards for its excellence in patient service, cardiovascular care and growth and expansion.
Catholic Healthcare West owns the hospital. Its CEO has ties to President-Elect Barack Obama and has worked with him in Chicago on several occasions.
Catholic Healthcare West CEO Lloyd Dean said he is excited about what the Read the rest of this entry »
Raleigh, N.C. —
Former state Insurance Commissioner Jim Long was taken to Rex Hospital Wednesday afternoon after he suffered a stroke at the Legislative Office Building.
Long was outside the office of state Rep. Cary Allred, R-Alamance, when he collapsed. Legislative assistant Nancy Garriss said she saw Long writing on top of a file cabinet when he fell “like a tree” to the floor.
Garriss and other legislative aides rushed to his assistance Read the rest of this entry »
DANVILLE — A teenager has died after he was shot in the neck Tuesday night, the Contra Costa County Coroner’s Office said.
Police are investigating the shooting and have not released a motive for the attack.
Officers were called about 9:15 p.m. to the intersection of El Capitan and Borica drives and found the victim lying in front of a home with a gunshot wound to his throat, police said. It was not immediately clear how the shooting occurred.
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* After items, EPS 59 cts vs analyst estimate of 60 cts
* Revenue up 11 pct
(Adds outlook, share price)
LOS ANGELES, Feb 19 (Reuters) – Hospital operator Community
Health Systems Inc (
CYH.N
) on Thursday posted a fourth-quarter
profit, compared with a year-ago loss, helped by a 2 percent
increase in admissions due mainly to expansion of its hospital
network.
The Franklin, Tennessee-based company posted a net profit of
$59.9 million, or Read the rest of this entry »
Kevin Costner was taken to the hospital on Tuesday after the actor began to feel ill while behind the wheel, Access Hollywood has learned.
The actor called 911 after feeling unwell.
“Kevin experienced some light-headedness while he was driving,” a rep for the actor told Access.
According to the rep, the actor did not have a major health scare.
“(He) was checked out at the hospital and released after tests found that everything was normal,” Read the rest of this entry »
MINNEAPOLIS — The daughter of a pioneering medical device developer has pledged $50 million to the new children’s hospital being built at the University of Minnesota.
Caroline Amplatz pledged the money over 12 years to honor her father, Kurt Amplatz, a former radiology professor who holds more than 30 patents. Amplatz developed a number of non-invasive techniques, including a tiny device to repair a congenital heart defect that allowed thousands Read the rest of this entry »
ape Cod’s only 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday.
The Cape Animal Referral and Emergency Center, which listed $1 million to $10 million in debt in a court filing, plans to remain open round-the-clock while it attempts to reorganize its business operations.
CARE’s attorney, Nina Parker, attributed the privately owned hospital’s troubles to fewer pet owners being able to afford Read the rest of this entry »
New York, Jan 26, 2009 / 05:53 pm (
.- Monsignor William Smith, a leading Catholic medical ethicist, died on Saturday at a hospital in Yonkers, New York. He was 69.
A native of Yonkers, Monsignor Smith was ordained a priest in 1966, the Journal News reports. Shortly afterward, Cardinal Terence Cooke chose him to pursue a doctorate in moral theology and return to teach at St. Josephs Seminary in Yonkers.
He became a leading Catholic spokesman Read the rest of this entry »