Teen survives sepsis, four amputations and makes it to prom as queen

Natalya Manhertz survives sepsis with ECMO at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, returns to school for prom and graduation.
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New clinic caters to wound care patients with transportation challenges

A new health clinic opening in Idaho Falls allows patients more flexibility for wound care. Elevated Healing Services opened ...
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Rosie O’Donnell Talked About Choking Safety After She Saved Someone’s Life. – ‘We stood her up, and I’m holding her hands and talking to.’

She added, “I see a 90-year-old woman choking. And I jump into action like I’m an EMT, which I’m not.” O’Donnell didn’t hesitate and she told her cousin how to perform ...
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Amputees often feel disconnected from their bionic hands. AI could bridge the gap

The approach, which combined AI with special sensors, helped four people missing a hand simulate drinking from a cup, says ...

NICU Twins Meet For the First Time After Birth. What They Did Had Nurses Crying

Amanda, a postpartum nurse, gave birth to the twins via C-section on Nov. 10. She was just 25 weeks, 5 days into her pregnancy due to complications with previous scar tissue. The twins, Saige Imani ...