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Allina surgeon removed woman’s healthy kidney instead of her spleen, lawsuit alleges

CBS Minnesota – A Twin Cities woman is suing over an alleged medical mistake that she says cost her a healthy left kidney. In a lawsuit filed Friday, Wendy Rappaport of Plymouth accuses the surgeon and the Allina hospital system of medical malpractice and battery. Allina says the court filings "don't accurately reflect the full picture" and intends to fight the suit in court. Rappaport was admitted to Abbott Northwestern in March 2022 and was scheduled for...

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Checkers employee allegedly shot and killed customer over missing packet of mayo

A Florida Checkers employee allegedly shot and killed a customer in a fight over missing mayonnaise, according to authorities.

Man, 26, Dead After Allegedly Being Shot Several Times by His Stepfather During an Argument About Fortnite

Police allege the shooting took place on Wednesday, May 21, after an argument escalated at a Florida home

Ex-Rep. Charlie Rangel, fixture on Capitol Hill for nearly half a century, dead at 94

NEW YORK POST – Former New York City Congressman Charlie Rangel, a fixture on Capitol Hill and Democratic power player for nearly half a century, died Monday. He was 94. Rangel, 94, was a Harlem political institution who spent his life in public service, from the Korean War to becoming the first African American to chair the influential House Ways and Means Committee. Rangel was first elected to Congress in 1970 after challenging civil-rights leader Adam...

NIH staff stage walkout during director’s town hall as tensions persist over research cuts, ideology

A still from a video obtained by CNN shows NIH staffers leaving the auditorium during a town hall with US National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. Obtained by CNN

Chronic Stress Quietly Raises Your Stroke Risk

While chronic stress is more strongly linked to ischemic stroke, there is evidence that extreme acute stress—like experiencing violence, a car accident, or a natural disaster—may increase the risk of hemorrhagic stroke (bleeding in the brain).

Country music star gives emotional speech on stage after incurable disease diagnosis

YAHOO! NEWS – Following his announcement of having an incurable disease, a famous country singer wrapped up his final stop on tour. While on stage in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Alan Jackson delivered a heartfelt speech to the crowd. “Y’all may have heard that I‘m kinda winding downing, and in fact this is my last road show of my career,” Jackson told the audience. “Y’all gonna make me tear up out here. But I will say, this is my...

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