Monthly Archives: November 2023

‘This is not ok;’ Kindergartner comes home from school bus ride covered in blood, mother says

DAYTON — A local mother says her five-year-old daughter got off of a Dayton school bus bleeding badly from her head, and now she’s demanding answers. She also says her daughter was let off the school bus with no adult present and walked a half block home with her sister trying to help. >> Loaded […]

Give the gift of life this holiday season: Donate blood with OBI

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Give a gift you can’t buy this holiday season and donate blood with Our Blood Institute (OBI). Donors who participate during November and December will receive a limited-edition Grinch T-shirt. As a bonus, now through January 12, blood donors can earn double Donor Store points by downloading the new OBI mobile […]

New antibiotic targets gonorrhea as well as last existing treatment, study shows

An important Phase 3 trial has shown that a new drug that targets gonorrhea works as well as the last existing antibiotic to treat the sexually transmitted infection, results that could lead to licensure of the first new treatment for gonorrhea in decades. The co-developers of the drug, the nonprofit Global Antibiotic Research & Development […]

Microscopic inflammation in IBD linked to higher risk of serious infections

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is an independent risk factor for serious infection, even at very low levels of gastrointestinal inflammation. This has been shown by a study at the University of Gothenburg. IBD is an umbrella term for chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, with a population prevalence of around 0.5%. The main types of IBD are […]

Maine Town Drives Out ‘Blood Tribe’ Nazi Encampment

A Maine neo-Nazi is pulling up stakes on his planned white supremacist compound, after pressure from locals resulted in his ban from a local gym, and his friend’s ban from AirBnB. Christopher Pohlhaus is the founder of the fascist group “Blood Tribe,” which has held small hate rallies harassing minority groups across the country. Alongside […]

Can technology eliminate cardiovascular disease? 5 leaders weigh in

Advances in technology make it easier to detect and treat cardiovascular diseases, which begs the question: Could medicine reach a point where it could eliminate it? Here, five cardiology leaders weigh in on the possibilities of ending cardiovascular disease: Gopi Dandamudi, MD. Executive Medical Director of the Center for Cardiovascular Health at Virginia Mason Franciscan […]