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Family of girl declared tumor-free after kiss from pope donates $50G to Philadelphia hospital
The family of a Philadelphia girl who was declared tumor-free three years after receiving a kiss from the pope has donated $50,000 to the hospital that helped save her.
What is hand, foot and mouth disease?
After multiple football players contracted hand, foot and mouth disease, West Virginia University had to postpone its popular fan appreciation day.
Iron lung keeping woman alive for decades now one of last remaining in US
For over 35 years, a Missouri woman has enlisted her husband and a kind friend to help her go through the hour-long process of climbing into what is believed to be one of the last remaining iron lungs still functioning today.
Boca Raton issues rabies alert after bat tests positive
A rabies alert has been issued in a Florida city after a bat tested positive for the dangerous disease.
Colorado boy, 4, battling stage-four cancer, celebrates end of chemo as honorary police officer
Surrounded by cheering family and friends, 4-year-old honorary Colorado Springs Police Officer Joshua Salmoiraghi finished his last round of chemotherapy Sunday.
Baby boom ahead? Arizona hospital has 16 pregnant nurses
Americans spend so much time working together in their day-to-day lives that coworkers become family, and now at this Arizona hospital, 16 nurses are together making a next generation of family.
Mom delivers baby on bus with help of fellow passengers
Passengers on a city bus in Minnesota have helped a woman deliver her baby after she went into labor.
Nurse claims hospital sided with patient who complained about her race
A Michigan nurse claims the hospital she works in granted her patient’s wish to have her removed from her care because she is black.
Photo of newborn surrounded by IVF syringes goes viral
A Glendale, Arizona, photographer’s photo that shows a newborn surrounded by in vitro fertilization syringes has gone viral, detailing the hardship one woman underwent to be able to call herself a mother.
Lead may be making Newark’s water poisonous
Lead kills.
