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Braves' Mike Soroka to Miss Rest of Season After Suffering Torn Achilles Injury
The Atlanta Braves announced Monday that right-hander Mike Soroka will miss the remainder of the 2020 season with a torn right Achilles tendon. Soroka started Monday's 7-2 defeat to the New York Mets and exited after 2...
- U.S.The Telegraph
Boy, 4, died of sepsis after "rude" 111 call handler failed to tell mother to take him to hospital
A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy died of sepsis after a "rude" 111 call handler failed to tell his mother to take him to hospital or send an ambulance to his home. Sherry Keane, 28, rang the health advice line in a panic after her son Jaydan-Lee developed a rash, vomited, appeared lethargic and began gasping for breath. But she put him to bed with calpol after claiming the "rude" worker failed to realise how seriously ill he was, talked over her and didn't call an ambulance to respond. Paramedics rushed Jaydan-Lee to hospital when he was found unresponsive the next day. He was given CPR and taken to Aintree University Hospital where he was pronounced dead. A post-mortem revealed he died of meningococcal septicaemia. An investigation later found Jaydan-Lee would have likely survived if an ambulance had been dispatched by the 111 handler. At an inquest into his death, the coroner said: "During this consultation, the adviser failed to identity, explore and action several red flags. She failed to probe and access the information required in order to complete a proper assessment. It was quite evident the adviser did not listen and question effectively." The finding was supported by an internal investigation ordered by the NHS trust. A narrative verdict was recorded. Mrs Keane, from Liverpool, sued North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust for medical negligence and received £15,000 compensation when they admitted liability.
- CelebrityThe Independent
Katy Perry says she and Orlando Bloom are ‘bound by conspiracies and aliens’
Katy Perry has opened up about her relationship with her husband Orlando Bloom, claiming their mutual love of all things spiritual is what binds them together.In a new interview with The Sunday Times Style, the singer revealed Lord of the Rings star Bloom gets up at 7am every morning and “chants for an hour”.
- HealthThe Telegraph
Scientists fear Trump administration overlooking concerns to produce vaccine in time for election
Scientists in the US have expressed fears that the Trump administration is brushing aside safety concerns in a bid to deliver a Covid-19 vaccine in time for the November election. Experts said they worried that a White House anxious for good news will push the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to overlook insufficient data from trials of a vaccine. Donald Trump announced in May the Operation Warp Speed initiative to develop and deliver 300 million doses of a safe, effective coronavirus vaccine by January 2021. The date has since been brought forward. Approving vaccines usually takes years as the threshold is typically higher than for other drugs because they will be used in millions of otherwise healthy people. This would mean that even rare side effects could affect many more people than a drug that treats a specific illness.
- SportsBleacher Report
Video Evan Silva Is High on Amari Cooper
Silva is very,very high on Amari Cooper, calling him WR6 in the NFL, especially considering the continuity the Cowboys have on offense
- CelebrityWomen's Health
Watch Jessica Alba And Her Oh-So-Toned Abs Nail A New TikTok Dance Challenge
It's called the tkndancechallenge, and that choreography is no joke.
- CelebrityYahoo Celebrity
'90 Day Fiancé' star Karine Martins is 'not missing' amid drama with estranged husband Paul Staehle
"90 Day Fiancé" star Karine Martins says she and 1-year-old son Pierre are “not missing” after her estranged husband, Paul Staehle, claimed they were.
