Pharmacist Highlights Factors in Teen’s Tragic Death from Medication Combination

OWASSO, OKLAHOMA – A recent report from the Oklahoma Medical Examiner’s Office revealed that the death of 16-year-old Nex Benedict was caused by a combination of allergy medication and anti-depressants. The tragic incident occurred one day after a fight at Owasso High School, where Benedict, a non-binary teen, passed away. The fight, which lasted less than two minutes, was quickly broken up by other students and a staff member. According to the summary autopsy report …

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Mounting Jail Deaths: Sheriff Reveals Numerous Factors Behind Increase

Seattle, Washington – The sheriff in Kitsap County addressed the concerning increase in deaths at the county jail, highlighting that there are numerous factors contributing to this troubling trend. These deaths, which have been on the rise in recent years, have sparked conversations about the conditions and practices within the jail facility. Sheriff Adam Smith emphasized that there isn’t a single reason for the surge in jail deaths, pointing to a combination of mental health …

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Life Expectancy Study Reveals Key Factors Impacting Individuals with MS

Los Angeles, CA – Multiple sclerosis (MS) impacts individuals in various ways, potentially affecting their life expectancy. This chronic autoimmune condition can lead to a range of symptoms and complications that may influence how long someone with MS lives. Understanding the factors that can impact life expectancy with MS is crucial for those living with the condition. One key factor in determining life expectancy with MS is the type and severity of the disease. Individuals …

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Unsafe Sleep Factors Present in Most Cases of Sudden Unexplained Infant Death: Study

ATLANTA, GEORGIA – A recent study conducted by researchers at the CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion discovered that most cases of sudden unexplained infant death (SUID) involved multiple unsafe sleep factors regardless of sleep location. Of the 7,595 cases of SUID examined, 59.5% occurred when infants were sharing a sleep surface, with at least 76% of cases involving multiple unsafe sleep factors. The study found that infants who shared a …

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