Tom Lockyer says he has "been given the all-clear" to resume his career after undergoing heart surgery to address the problem that saw him collapse during Luton's play-off final win at Wembley.The 28-year-old had an atrial fibrillation, a condition the as causing "an irregular and often abnormally fast heart rate".
AS Roma defender Evan Ndicka collapsed on the pitch during a match at Udinese. He will undergo additional tests after being discharged from the hospital. [ more ]
ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP) - A driver crashed his truck into a store in Ellsworth, Maine, on Monday sending five people to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said.The 80-year-old man was trying to park the truck when it went through the Dollar Tree building, WABI-TV reported.The driver was not injured.
A 57-year-old Massachusetts man is dead after suffering a medical emergency on a New Hampshire hiking trail Saturday.At 11:45 a.m., New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Officers were notified of the incident via emergency beacon from the Cedar Brook Trail in Lincoln, New Hampshire, which has no cell service.
1 Dead Among at Least 9 Shot in Shooting in Illinois Parking Lot
At least nine people were shot, one fatally, in a shooting just after midnight Sunday in Willowbrook, Ill., southwest of Chicago, fire officials said.Around 12:30 a.m., shots were fired during some kind of celebration with hundreds of people in a shopping mall's parking lot on Route 83, near Honeysuckle Rose Lane, in DuPage County, said Joe Ostrander, a battalion chief with the Tri-State Fire Protection District.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules New Abortion Bans Unconstitutional
Oklahoma's Supreme Court said on Wednesday that two laws passed last year that ban most abortions are unconstitutional.But the ruling does not affect a law passed in 1910 which still prohibits most abortions in the state, unless they are necessary to save the life of the mother.The laws that were struck down by the court were civil laws that had relied on suits from private citizens to enforce them.
Mystery as woman in her 30s dies at Center Parcs holiday village
A woman in her 30s has died after a medical incident at a Center Parcs holiday village.Suffolk Police were called to the Elveden Forest site on Wednesday evening following reports of a medical emergency.The death is being treated as unexplained.A popular holiday destination offering accommodation, sports activities and restaurants, it is one of several Center Parcs locations across the UK.
Swimmer dies during the Swansea Triathlon as onlookers try to save him
A 61-year-old athlete competing at the Swansea Triathlon has died after losing consciousness during the swimming section.Wales Ambulance Service, St John's Ambulance, South Wales Police, the swim safety team, and members of the public all attempted to save the man, who died during the opening 750m swim.
Delta crew on Boston flight help passenger during medical emergency
The crew of Delta flight 2290 from Fort Lauderdale to Boston Sunday night assisted a passenger with a medical emergency, The Boston Globe reports.The medical issue happened prior to landing.Crew members stepped in to help the passenger in distress, and the plane landed on time before midnight at Boston Logan International Airport.
A patent application from automaker Ford was published last week for embedded vehicle systems that facilitate an automobile's repossession, including autonomously moving it to a repossession agency.The patent [PDF], which was filed in August, covers more ways to combat non-payment.The least intrusive is a helpful message delivered to the vehicle or a smartphone notifying the user of the delinquency.
Van Nuys Middle School students released from hospital; investigation continues
Seven Van Nuys Middle School students who were taken to hospitals Thursday after reporting "medical complaints" have been discharged and are listed as stable, but authorities have yet to determine what sparked the medical emergency.Firefighters and police responded to the school early Thursday after 10 students, between 12 and 14 years old, were reported to be in "mild to moderate distress."
Brian Q. via Yelp San Francisco officials confirmed Thursday morning that a 10-month-old male was exposed to fentanyl Wednesday, but they have not yet confirmed the drug was the cause of the medical emergency, nor that the exposure happened at the park where emergency responders treated the child.The fire department responded to a report of a pediatric patient in cardiac arrest at Moscone Park on Chestnut Street in the Marina District at 2:56 p.m., Lt. Jonathan Baxter, a spokesperson for the fire department, wrote in a text to SFGATE.
Coast Guard rescues toddler from cruise ship off Santa Barbara
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The U.S. Coast Guard last week airlifted a 3-year-old girl from a moving cruise ship about 90 miles off the Santa Barbara coast after she suffered a medical emergency.The Coast Guard said in a statement that the girl was rescued Wednesday afternoon after Princess Cruises ' Emerald Princess ship reported a young passenger experiencing "seizure-like symptoms."
No arrest in 'tragic accident' that killed mother, injured 6-year-old child, police say
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A medical emergency may have responsible for the "tragic accident" that occurred Tuesday morning when a pickup truck plowed into a mother and daughter, killing the mom near Hancock Park Elementary School, according to police.Police had been investigating the driver and suggested Tuesday that "drugs or alcohol" were possible contributors to the crash that killed the 35-year-old woman, whose name was not immediately released.
First on CNN: Democratic lawmakers ask Biden to raise issue of jailed Navy officer with Japanese PM
A pair of Democratic lawmakers from California have asked President Joe Biden to once again raise the case of a US Navy officer jailed in Japan with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida while at the Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima.In a Friday letter addressed to Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, US Sen. Alex Padilla and US Rep. Mike Levin said that while we understand the sensitive nature of this case around Lt. Ridge Alkonis, it is important to resolve this situation promptly to prevent further irritants in the U.S.-Japan relationship.
San Francisco supervisors vote to allow non-profits to operate supervised drug injection sites
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation allowing non-profits to open and operate overdose prevention sites with private funding, Mayor London Breed announced in a news release.Ordinances require two rounds of voting: a first read and final passage.Jeff Cretan, a spokesman for the mayor's office, said the board will convene on Tuesday to cast a final vote, which is expected to pass, and that Breed will have 10 days to sign it after that.
Children as young as 4 can learn what to do in a medical emergency, American Heart Association says
Leading heart health organizations are urging schools and parents to teach young children life-saving skills such as how to call 911 and how to administer CPR.CPR has improved, here's what to do (and sing) to save a life On Wednesday, the American Heart Association, the European Resuscitation Council and the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation published a scientific statement in the journal Circulation that details evidence showing schoolchildren as young as 4 know how to call for help in a medical emergency and that, by age 10 to 12, children can administer effective chest compressions when performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation, better known as CPR.
'Succession' returns for a fourth and final season of family back-stabbing
Succession has always been a sharply written show, but there is a delicious restraint in this final season that feels new.Above, Sarah Snook as Siobhan "Shiv" Roy.Claudette Barius/HBO Succession began on Logan Roy's birthday, with his first medical emergency.It had him nearly dying in his own helicopter, and it raised the question of what might come after Logan.
Man who was on life support after violent confrontation with Montclair police has died
A 42-year-old man who had been declared brain-dead days after a violent confrontation with Montclair Police Department officers earlier this month has died, according to the family's attorney.Antonio Ibanez was on life support after officers allegedly used a Taser and batons to detain him on March 5. Humberto Guizar, an attorney hired by Ibanez's family, said Ibanez died Wednesday at Montclair Hospital Medical Center.
11-year-old dies after traffic accident in Goodnight Middle School parking lot in San Marcos
Schools The school district has canceled classes at the campus for the rest of the day.Published: 10:12 AM CST February 24, 2023 Updated: 4:58 PM CST February 24, 2023 SAN MARCOS, Texas An 11-year-old student died Friday morning after a traffic accident in the parking lot of Goodnight Middle School, multiple officials have confirmed.
Ryan Clark said all there is to say about Damar Hamlin injury
Former Steelers safety Ryan Clark had a unique and poignant perspective on Damar Hamlin's scary injury during Monday Night Football.No one can truly put into words the feelings of the NFL community on Monday night after watching Bills safety Damar Hamlin being transported to the hospital in critical condition.
Ambulance strike: NHS trust issues advice to east Londoners
Queen's Hospital in Romford (Image: Ken Mears) An NHS trust which runs hospitals in east London has warned people who do not need emergency care that they face "extremely long" waits if they attend its A&Es during strike action.Ambulance staff that are members of union Unison are walking out across the capital today (December 21) between 12pm and midnight in a dispute over pay and staffing.
Wheelchair user humiliated' after being left to crawl off Ryanair flight'
A wheelchair user was left humiliated after he was forced to crawl off a Ryanair flight and down plane steps after an unacceptable delay in assistance.Adrian Keogh, 37, said he wants airports and airlines to do more for people with disabilities after his ordeal at a Landvetter Airport in Sweden on Saturday.
New type of CPR could save more patients in cardiac arrest'
Sign up for our free Health Check email to receive exclusive analysis on the week in health Get our free Health Check email More heart patients could be saved thanks to a new type of advanced CPR which involves hooking up patients to an artificial lung machine.People who suffer cardiac arrest when the heart stops pumping blood around the body could be offered the advanced form of resuscitation if they do not respond to traditional CPR thanks to a new service in the Thames Valley region.
Preservation of life the priority when suspect restrained, inquiry told
The preservation of life and immediate first aid response should take priority over other welfare checks when a suspect is restrained, an inquiry has heard.Joanne Caffrey, an expert witness on the use of force and police custody, told the Sheku Bayoh inquiry in Edinburgh on Thursday that under the European custody standard, detainees must receive treatment comparable to a member of the public.
A new Arkansas law allows an anti-abortion monument at the state Capitol
Then-Arkansas Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders is pictured at a Republican Governors Association conference in November 2022 in Orlando, Fla. Sanders has signed a new law that will allow an anti-abortion monument to be built near the state Capitol.Phelan M. Ebenhack/AP LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed a new law that will allow a monument near the state Capitol marking the number of abortions performed in Arkansas before the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade.
American Hockey League game in Toronto suspended due to fan's medical emergency | CBC Sports
The Toronto Marlies and Manitoba Moose will have to reschedule their all-Canadian American Hockey League clash due to a medical emergency in the stands.With the teams tied 1-1 on Friday night at Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, a fan experienced a medical emergency in-between the first and second periods and was attended to by Emergency Medical Services.
Arizona Judge Lifts Injunction Against State's 1864 Anti-Abortion Law
Planned Parenthood Arizona on Friday night vowed that its fight to protect reproductive healthcare in the state was "far from over" after a judge lifted a decades-old injunction which had blocked an anti-abortion rights law dating back to 1864 - before Arizona was even established as a state - and allowed the ban to be enforced.
A man has died after an incident on the M1 near Watford.(Image: National Highways) An 80-year-old man has died after falling from a bridge on the M1, Herts Police have confirmed.Emergency services rushed to the northbound motorway between junctions 4 and 5, near Watford and Edgware, following reports of the incident at 9.45am yesterday (March 14).
Ill Londoners not at risk of dying should make own way to hospital on ambulance strike day'
I ll Londoners without a life-threatening condition are urged to make their own way to hospital when ambulance workers strike on Wednesday.Members of union Unison at London Ambulance Service (LAS) are to join others across England and Wales as they walk out for 12 hours between midday and midnight on Wednesday in a dispute over pay, it has been confirmed.
What is hypothermia and its symptoms? London lido deals with at least one case a day
However, many swimmers at the north London lido have ignored this and are not taking it seriously.Lifeguards are now dealing with at least one hypothermic swimmer every day, said staff at the outdoor pool in Hampstead Heath on social media.The medical emergency could lead to a complete failure of the heart and a respiratory system breakdown potentially leading to death.
Yesterday the Marlies got Joe Woll, Pontus Holmberg and Alex Steeves back to play the two periods of a game against the Moose that was previously suspended due to a medical emergency in the stands.Erik Källgren joined the Leafs to make things conform to the CBA rules.Because the game is officially listed as occurring on January 13th, this win gives the Marlies a franchise record streak of nine wins.
Good Morning.Do you recall the Marlies game suspended for a fan emergency?The outcome:
It appears like we have an update on the condition of the fan who had the medical emergency at the Marlies/Moose on January 13th.pic.twitter.com/JxGnGX0oBc-The Calder Farmstead: an AHL podcast (@CalderFarmstead) January 22, 2023 The rest of that game will be played soon as well.
Editorial: Santa Clara County children's psychiatric facility is long overdue - San Jose Spotlight
When a child has a medical emergency and is rushed to a hospital, doctors and nurses are ready.But if that same child has a mental health emergency, there is no hospital in Santa Clara County available to treat a minor.For decades the problem remained under the radar, until one day a friend of Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian asked him why are there no mental health inpatient facilities for children and teens in Santa Clara County.
The Fall of Roe v. Wade Is Already Damaging Basic Obstetric Care in Red States
The fallout from the Supreme Court's June 24 decision overturning Roe v. Wade has been predictably brutal for pregnant patients with a medical emergency.
Ford files patent for system that could remotely repossess a car
A rather dystopian if somewhat expected use for connected cars started doing the rounds this week with the discovery of a patent, published last month, titled " Systems and methods to repossess a vehicle."Filed by Ford, the patent describes a system whereby a bank or leasing company could remotely disable specific features-the air conditioning or the radio-or perhaps the car itself in cases where the person leasing the vehicle hasn't kept up with payments.
Ford Seeks Patent That Turns Car Into Dystopian Nightmare If You Miss a Payment
Image: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg via Getty Images Ford is seeking a patent for a system that would enable its cars to annoy users with endless notifications and constant beeps and chimes or even lock owners out of the car entirely if they miss a payment, according to a patent application published last week.
Ford applies for patent to repossess cars remotely
WASHINGTON Ford has filed for a patent that could lead to cars repossessing themselves if a driver misses payments in the future.The patent application from Ford Global Technologies was filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Aug. 2021 and was published on Feb. 23, 2023.TheDrive.comwas first to report on the patent.
The car of the future? Ford applies for patent on car that can automatically repossess itself
Ford has some interesting ideas on what self-driving cars might soon be able to do.Besides freeing us from the tedium of commuting, the company envisions cars that could repossess themselves.According to a document recently published on the United States Patent and Trademark Office website, Ford said it is considering a system that would allow a car to, on its own, leave you if you stop making your monthly auto payments.
What is naloxone and should everyone have access to it?
Deb Balzer Two panels that advise the Food and Drug Administration are recommending that naloxone nasal spray be approved for over-the-counter sale for emergency treatment of opioid overdoses.The Joint Nonprescription Drugs Advisory Committee and the Anesthetic and Analgesic Drug Products Advisory Committee voted unanimously to approve the measure.
Weeks After a Near-Tragedy, the Bills and Bengals Meet Again
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y.Three weeks after going into cardiac arrest during a prime-time N.F.L. game, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin was in attendance Sunday for his team's divisional round playoff game against the Cincinnati Bengals.At the two-minute warning of the first half, Hamlin was shown on the stadium Jumbotron from the suite where he was watching the game.
Odell Beckham Jr. claps back at claims that drugs were involved in plane incident
Free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., or OBJ, clapped back at a claim that drugs were somehow involved when he was kicked off a plane in Miami.OBJ has meetings set up with the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants and more in the coming weeks, when he hopes to find a new home.Beckham Jr. suffered a devastating knee injury in last year's postseason, when he was a member of the Los Angeles Rams.
LAPD tased Keenan Anderson 6 times in 42 seconds, bringing scrutiny to Taser policies
For a disturbing 42 seconds, a Los Angeles police officer repeatedly stunned a teacher with a Taser gun this month as other officers tried to pin and handcuff the man in the middle of a busy Venice street.The gaps between pulses were so brief that Keenan Anderson, 31, could get out only a few words - including "Help me, please" - as he repeatedly cried out in agony.
Authorities try to determine how Leslie Jordan died as mourning fans flock to crash site
Authorities are trying to determine a cause of death for Leslie Jordan, the beloved comedy actor who died Monday after his car crashed into a building in Hollywood.The Los Angeles County coroner plans an autopsy Tuesday on Jordan, 67, who was declared dead at the scene after the BMW he was driving slammed into a building at Cahuenga Boulevard and Romaine Street.
Comedian and actor Leslie Jordan dies after car crash at age 67
Comedian and actor Leslie Jordan, known for his roles in "Will and Grace" and "American Horror Story." has died after a car crash in Hollywood on Monday morning, according to reports.Jordan, 67, won a primetime Emmy in 2006 for his performance as Beverly Leslie in the TV show "Will and Grace."
Homeless advocates urge L.A. leaders to buy downtown hotel and turn it into housing
Homeless advocates on Friday called on city leaders to purchase the L.A. Grand Hotel, which has served as emergency shelter during the COVID-19 pandemic, to convert into permanent housing.
L.A. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez returns to the office after collapsing last week
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez returned to work on Monday, five days after collapsing during a medical emergency at her City Hall office, an aide said.
Saturday FTB: Marlies, Canucks, and Robin Lehner files for bankruptcy
Read the following headline and article.And then read it again.I'm impressed that I'm both surprised, but also not?Only true talents can toe such a fine line.Seriously, wtf?Back to surprised again.Robin Lehner has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy linked to his ownership of an exotic snake farm in Missouri.The filing lists Lehner's liability between $10-50 million, and lists the same lending agency that was sued in Evander Kane's bankruptcy.
San Mateo County: Woman dies after medical emergency while in custody
A woman at Maguire Correctional Facility in Redwood City died Saturday after experiencing a medical emergency while being booked into the jail, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office.The San Mateo County Coroner's Office later identified the person as 25-year-old Maycarla Sulapas, of South San Francisco.
15-year-old girl revived after apparent fentanyl overdose at California high school
RIVERSIDE A student at a Southern California high school was revived Thursday after she stopped breathing after apparently taking a pill laced with fentanyl, authorities said.Authorities were called to Arlington High School in Riverside after the 15-year-old girl began having a medical emergency, Riverside police said in a statement.
Damar Hamlin scare reminded Dak Prescott of Cowboys' Markus Paul tragedy
The Dallas Cowboys and the entire NFL community collectively prayed and mourned after Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed during Monday night's game against the Bengals.Hamlin was administered CPR on the field before he was transported to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he was given a breathing tube and listed in critical condition.
Biden administration offers to release Tamiflu from Strategic National Stockpile
With an early and severe flu season straining resources, the Biden administration says it will release the prescription antiviral Tamiflu from the Strategic National Stockpile to states and territories that request it.The US Department of Health and Human services said Wednesday this should help ease access to the medication one of several types of medicines patients have sometimes struggled to find amid a surge of respiratory viruses, including flu, RSV, Covid-19 and others.
Parents saying kids are getting sick often, struggling to find Tylenol
TEMPLE, Texas Central Texas parents have been saying their kids have been getting sick quite often for some time now.RSV, COVID-19, The Flu, strep throat, all kinds of infections and viruses are getting kids sick at a high rate.Samuel Clark, a pediatric doctor at Baylor Scott & White in Waco, says he can think back to past years where he's seen kids getting sick at a rate like this, but says a number of factors could be contributing to the excess demand.
Free-agent receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. created a stir on a plane from Miami to L.A. on Sunday morning, resulting in the plane being emptied and the flight being delayed.The Miami-Dade Police Department has issued a statement regarding the situation."At approximately 9:30 a.m., officers from the Miami-Dade Police Department were dispatched to a medical emergency at an American Airlines flight," the statement reads, via NFL Media.
After suffering burns in a gasoline fire, Jay Leno says he's OK
Jay Leno attends the Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief in Los Angeles on Sept. 12, 2017.Jay Leno suffered burns in a weekend fire at the car enthusiast's garage but said Monday that he was doing OK, according to reports.John Salangsang/Invision/AP LOS ANGELES (AP) Jay Leno suffered "serious burns" but said Monday that he was doing OK, according to reports.
Senseless and irresponsible' driver repeatedly blocked ambulance on way to emergency
A senseless and irresponsible' driver was filmed repeatedly blocking the path of an ambulance that had been called out to an emergency.Albert Butler deliberately tried to hinder the progress of the vehicle in Maidenhead, putting other drivers at risk, a court heard.Butler, 38, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and obstructing/hindering an emergency worker in a hearing at Reading Magistrates' Court on 10 August.
Flu vaccine may reduce risk of stroke, study suggests
Getting a flu shot may offer an added benefit.A recent study published in Stroke, an American Heart Association journal, suggests flu vaccination might lower the chances of stroke among adults, especially people under 45.Dr. Gyanendra Kumar, a Mayo Clinic neurologist not involved in the study, says it's long been known that respiratory infections increase the risk of stroke in the days following infection.
Without a family doctor? Physicians offer some short-term solutions | CBC Radio
Millions of Canadians are without a family doctor or primary care provider.Dr. Peter Lin, a family physician and a director of the Canadian Heart Research Centre, spells out ways people can take charge of their health when they're in between or searching for a primary care provider.Millions of Canadians are without a family doctor, and with long waits at ERs and walk-in clinics, many are wondering where they can get the care they need.
A News Anchor Had Stroke Symptoms on Air. Her Colleagues Jumped Into Action.
Julie Chin, an anchor with the Tulsa, Okla., NBC affiliate KJRH, thanked her colleagues for helping her get medical attention immediately and said she was recovering.
Good Afternoon, News: Fire Bureau Understaffed & Underfunded, Good/Bad News for Metro's Housing Tax, and Trump's Possible Obstruction Charge
Our Alex Zielinski has more details and council's reaction-but do pay special heed to this illuminating info:
In the last budget cycle, PFR was given a $147 million budget.Comparatively, the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) received a $227 million budget in the same budget year.
Fire Bureau Critically Lagging in Emergency Response Times, Report Finds
PFR data shows that, on average, staff in 2020 arrived just under 10 minutes after a call was placed.That time hasn't dropped past 9 minutes since before 2016, the data reflects.
Burgerville Workers of Color Call for Resignation of Manager for Racist Actions
People of color working at the Oregon Convention Center Burgerville location are lobbying to have their store manager removed for his allegedly racist actions.
Treatments for Ectopic Pregnancies in Missouri Are Delayed Due to Abortion "Trigger Law"
Due to a restrictive new anti-abortion law in Missouri, health care providers in the state are reportedly waiting until ectopic pregnancies become dangerous to provide medical treatment - despite the fact that such pregnancies are known to be painful, nonviable and potentially fatal to those who experience them.
That One Time the Golden Gate Bridge Literally Sagged Seven Feet
On any given day during the week, over 112,000 vehicles drive over the Golden Gate Bridge - a number that fell by over 40% during the pandemic's shelter-in-place orders.