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Armagh mum hails nurse who saved baby Tyler but claims 'stretched NHS' almost cost son his life - Armagh i

- February 14, 2019

An Armagh mother has praised a nurse at Craigavon Area Hospital whom she says saved the life of her darling son and adds: “I’m so grateful to have my baby home.” Colleen McGirr, meanwhile, has also urged other people to trust their instincts if they suspect their child is ill and demand attention. The young mum says she is grateful to the medical staff and consultants who have tended to baby Tyler, who was in a coma last week after being rushed to hospital. She has praised the staff but hit out that the powers-that-be who have allowed the “NHS to become so bad”, with not enough resources and “the limited number of staff stretched to their limits”. Colleen told Armagh I : “Tyler is seven months old. He is now home after two weeks in hospital. Three weeks before that he was in hospital for six days.” The photographs show Tyler in a coma last week and the other is how the little mite is today. For Colleen and partner Dave it has been a frantic and worrying time and there are mo...

Artificial Intelligence May Reduce Radiation Exposure in Fluoroscopy-Guided Endoscopy - Consultant360

- October 30, 2019

Using a fluoroscopy system enabled with artificial intelligence (AI) during image-guided endoscopy can significantly reduce patients’ exposure to radiation and diminish the scatter effect to endoscopy personnel, according to late-breaking research presented at the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting and Postgraduate Course. To reach this conclusion, Ji Young Bang, MD, from AdventHealth Orlando in Orlando, Florida, and colleagues conducted a prospective study of 100 consecutive patients who underwent endoscopy with either a conventional fluoroscopy system (n=50) or an AI-enabled fluoroscopy system (n=50). The study outcome measures were to compare radiation exposure to patients via dose area product (DAP) and to measure radiation scatter to endoscopy personnel via a dosimeter. The groups had no significant difference in demographics, body mass index, procedural type, or procedural/fluoroscopy time between the conventional and the AI-enabl...

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- June 27, 2022

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Leatherback turtle nest numbers in south Florida double previous record - The Guardian

- November 24, 2021

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Leatherback turtle nest numbers in south Florida double previous record    The Guardian Leatherback turtles lay record nests in South Florida    South Florida Sun Sentinel Florida County Sees Record Year for Endangered Leatherback Sea Turtle Nests    southernliving.com Some Florida beaches see record year for sea turtle nests    Wink News Record Number of Endangered Turtles Nest in Florida County    EcoWatch View Full Coverage on Google News

Ayr Auction cattle sale raised more than £5k for Ayrshire Cancer Support - In Your Area

- November 03, 2022

A feature of the store cattle sale at  Ayr Auction Mart was a Charolais X steer, kindly donated by  Mrs Shona Paterson, of Kayshill, from her store cattle stock. The steer was auctioned with the proceeds going to Ayrshire Cancer Support. It was purchased for £2,600 by Mr Jim  Craig, of Craig Wilson Limited Auctioneers, and was very kindly donated  back to be auctioned again- where it was duly purchased for £2,200 by  The Gibb Family of Toftcombs, Biggar, to make an incredible sum raised  of £4,800. This amount was combined with donations from hauliers and Craig Wilson customers. On the day the total amount raised was an incredible £5717.10. Pictured at the cheque presentation are Mrs Shona Paterson, Mr Jim Craig, Mr J Begg, Mr Gavin Paterson and Carol-Anne Lamont (Fundraising Lead) at Ayrshire Cancer Support Shona Paterson said: "I would just like  to take this opportunity to thank everyone who donated to this cause so...

Inducing cows is always a risk-and-reward scenario - Alberta Express

Reading Time: 3 minutes There comes a time in cow-calf production to induce cows to calve for a number of reasons. This may be because there is an abnormal pregnancy, the cow has a life-threatening condition, the pregnancy has gone on too long leading to health issues or other reasons. All require careful thought and examination as every case is unique and the ultimate goal is to have both the cow and calf survive. ADVERTISEMENT If very close to the end of gestation, there are a few protocols. The use of prostaglandins and dexamethasone in combination will give induction generally within 30 to 36 hours. I like to use the regular dose of prostaglandin (two cc of Estrumate or an equivalent product) and about 25 mg of dexamethasone, but your vet should have a formula they like for these prescription products. In every case where induction was contemplated, so too was an emergency C-section — it's often a consideration of the time needed to induce and the gestatio...

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- August 27, 2019

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Colorectal Cancer News3LV Today's Health Watch 3 segment is brought to you by Southwest Medical. Nicholas Tibaldi, MD is Department Chief for Gastroenterology at Southwest Medical ... https://ift.tt/2L7f6Bq

20 Worst Dog Breeds for Kids: Traits to Consider Before Bringing Home

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