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Nurses at Detroit’s Sinai-Grace Hospital Sue for Unlawful Firing During Coronavirus Crisis

Posted on June 29th, 2020 by Elizabeth

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The Detroit Medical Center is under fire again, this time for alleged flaws within its Sinai-Grace emergency department. Four nurses are suing Tenet Healthcare, the for-profit parent company of the medical center, which runs Sinai-Grace, alleging they lost their jobs because they spoke out about unsafe conditions at the hospital during the influx of COVID-19 […]

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State Attorney General Will Review Cochran Asphyxiation Case

Posted on June 17th, 2020 by Elizabeth

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The Michigan Attorney General’s Office has officially been asked to review the details surrounding a Ferndale man who died during a 2014 altercation with Northland Shopping Mall security guards. McKenzie Cochran’s case came to light again in the wake of George Floyd’s death and amid the protests against racism and police brutality. Now, the Oakland […]

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Police Brutality: 2014 Northland Mall Death in the Spotlight After George Floyd’s Death

Posted on June 12th, 2020 by Elizabeth

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In the wake of the tragic death of George Floyd, it should come as no surprise that some questionable cases between civilians and police are being revisited. Recent news has reported that the Michigan Attorney General’s Office may receive a request to review an incident from 2014 in which a man from Ferndale died during […]

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Can an Aspirin a Day Keep Cancer Away?

Posted on April 29th, 2020 by Elizabeth

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Many doctors recommend a daily aspirin to patients who are at a high risk of heart attack. Now, daily aspirin has been tied to a lower risk of some digestive cancers. Should you be taking this over-the-counter med? Only your doctor knows for sure, and sometimes even they don’t make the right recommendation, which leads […]

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Women Born by C-Section More Likely to Develop Diabetes

Posted on April 28th, 2020 by Elizabeth

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Not only are c-sections risky at the time of delivery, they could have repercussions decades later. A new Harvard study published in JAMA Network Open found that women who were born via c-section have a higher risk of developing Type 2 diabetes in adulthood.

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