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"Something Triggered That...": What Trump Attacker's Former Teacher Said
The portrait pieced together so far of the 20-year-old nursing home aide who allegedly tried to assassinate Donald Trump at an election rally reveals frustratingly little about why he would make such an attempt - or how he managed to come so close.
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80% Covid Immunity Lost In 6 Months In Some After Pfizer Jab: US Study
COVID-19 antibodies produced by the Pfizer vaccine decreased more than 80 per cent in senior nursing home residents and their caregivers six months after receiving their second dose, a US study has found.
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US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon
The United States and Europe on Tuesday fleshed out plans to administer Covid-19 vaccines as soon as they gain approval, with a US panel recommending that health care workers and nursing home residents be given top priority.
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With Gifts, Notes, Indian Girl Cheers Up US Nursing Home Residents Amid Lockdown
Girls her age play Candy Crush or like watching cartoons, but 15-year-old Hita Gupta peps up hundreds of lonely Americans, including the elderly and children, marooned in nursing homes due to the COVID-19 lockdown by sending them gift packs and spirit-lifting notes.
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Infected Staff Likely Spread Virus At US Hospital With 35 Deaths: Report
The devastating coronavirus outbreak at a nursing home near Seattle where 35 have died was likely fueled by infected staff members continuing to come to work, a report found Wednesday.
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Inside One Family's Coronavirus Nightmare At A Nursing Home In US
Lori Spencer had an uneasy feeling after dropping her 81-year-old mother off at the Life Care Center nursing home in Kirkland, Washington on Feb. 26. She felt even worse the next day, when her mother, Judie Shape, threw an uncharacteristic tantrum - begging to leave the facility. What the family didn't know at the time: The home was already dealing...
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Number Of Deaths In US Due To Coronavirus Rises To 9
The US death toll from the novel coronavirus rose to nine on Tuesday, all in the state of Washington and many of them residents of the same nursing home, officials said.
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Ants Bit My Father 100 Times Before He Died, Says US Veteran's Daughter
Laquna Ross knew something was wrong when her father flinched as she held his hand. It was swollen. That was just the beginning of the injuries Ross says she surveyed in horror earlier this month at the VA nursing home in Georgia.
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"Fight For Your Dreams": Bianca Andreescu Embraces Path To US Open Glory
This time last year, Bianca Andreescu was sat at home nursing an injury and coming to terms with a second successive failed attempt at making the US Open main draw.
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US Man Applied For Job, Ended Up On Trial For 20-Year Old Murder
When Todd Barket applied for a job at a Florida nursing home, he likely didn't expect to end up on trial for first-degree murder. The 51-year-old was living in Tampa's suburbs until March, when there was a knock on the door of his beige stucco apartment complex. It was the police, and they had some questions.
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US Caregivers Taunt 91-Year-Old With Dementia On Video, Lawsuit Says
An Illinois family is suing a nursing home and two of its former employees after a video appears to show caregivers taunting a 91-year-old woman.
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US Man's "Holiday Inn" Retirement Plan Is Viral
American seniors seeking to retire on the cheap have a new source of inspiration: a Texas man who plans to spend his golden years in Holiday Inn hotels to avoid costly nursing home fees.
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Baby Girl, Ready to Go Home, Still in Hospital 400 Days Later
The nation's most medically-in-need children are often trapped in wards or endure repeated trips in and out of hospitals, all because there is no coherent system to provide and pay for home-care nurses, who typically earn far less than their counterparts in hospitals.
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Sherin Mathews' Foster Mother Arrested In US For Leaving Her Home Alone
The foster mother of Indian girl Sherin Mathews, found dead last month in a culvert in Dallas, has been arrested after police alleged that the Indian-American couple left the 3-year-old home alone the night before she was reported missing.
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Father of First Known Surviving US Quintuplets Dies
Andrew Fischer, the father of five babies who would become the first known surviving quintuplets born in the US, died in a nursing home on Thursday in South Dakota. He was 89.
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"Something Triggered That...": What Trump Attacker's Former Teacher Said
The portrait pieced together so far of the 20-year-old nursing home aide who allegedly tried to assassinate Donald Trump at an election rally reveals frustratingly little about why he would make such an attempt - or how he managed to come so close.
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80% Covid Immunity Lost In 6 Months In Some After Pfizer Jab: US Study
COVID-19 antibodies produced by the Pfizer vaccine decreased more than 80 per cent in senior nursing home residents and their caregivers six months after receiving their second dose, a US study has found.
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US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon
The United States and Europe on Tuesday fleshed out plans to administer Covid-19 vaccines as soon as they gain approval, with a US panel recommending that health care workers and nursing home residents be given top priority.
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With Gifts, Notes, Indian Girl Cheers Up US Nursing Home Residents Amid Lockdown
Girls her age play Candy Crush or like watching cartoons, but 15-year-old Hita Gupta peps up hundreds of lonely Americans, including the elderly and children, marooned in nursing homes due to the COVID-19 lockdown by sending them gift packs and spirit-lifting notes.
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Infected Staff Likely Spread Virus At US Hospital With 35 Deaths: Report
The devastating coronavirus outbreak at a nursing home near Seattle where 35 have died was likely fueled by infected staff members continuing to come to work, a report found Wednesday.
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Inside One Family's Coronavirus Nightmare At A Nursing Home In US
Lori Spencer had an uneasy feeling after dropping her 81-year-old mother off at the Life Care Center nursing home in Kirkland, Washington on Feb. 26. She felt even worse the next day, when her mother, Judie Shape, threw an uncharacteristic tantrum - begging to leave the facility. What the family didn't know at the time: The home was already dealing...
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Number Of Deaths In US Due To Coronavirus Rises To 9
The US death toll from the novel coronavirus rose to nine on Tuesday, all in the state of Washington and many of them residents of the same nursing home, officials said.
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Ants Bit My Father 100 Times Before He Died, Says US Veteran's Daughter
Laquna Ross knew something was wrong when her father flinched as she held his hand. It was swollen. That was just the beginning of the injuries Ross says she surveyed in horror earlier this month at the VA nursing home in Georgia.
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"Fight For Your Dreams": Bianca Andreescu Embraces Path To US Open Glory
This time last year, Bianca Andreescu was sat at home nursing an injury and coming to terms with a second successive failed attempt at making the US Open main draw.
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US Man Applied For Job, Ended Up On Trial For 20-Year Old Murder
When Todd Barket applied for a job at a Florida nursing home, he likely didn't expect to end up on trial for first-degree murder. The 51-year-old was living in Tampa's suburbs until March, when there was a knock on the door of his beige stucco apartment complex. It was the police, and they had some questions.
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US Caregivers Taunt 91-Year-Old With Dementia On Video, Lawsuit Says
An Illinois family is suing a nursing home and two of its former employees after a video appears to show caregivers taunting a 91-year-old woman.
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US Man's "Holiday Inn" Retirement Plan Is Viral
American seniors seeking to retire on the cheap have a new source of inspiration: a Texas man who plans to spend his golden years in Holiday Inn hotels to avoid costly nursing home fees.
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Baby Girl, Ready to Go Home, Still in Hospital 400 Days Later
The nation's most medically-in-need children are often trapped in wards or endure repeated trips in and out of hospitals, all because there is no coherent system to provide and pay for home-care nurses, who typically earn far less than their counterparts in hospitals.
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Sherin Mathews' Foster Mother Arrested In US For Leaving Her Home Alone
The foster mother of Indian girl Sherin Mathews, found dead last month in a culvert in Dallas, has been arrested after police alleged that the Indian-American couple left the 3-year-old home alone the night before she was reported missing.
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Father of First Known Surviving US Quintuplets Dies
Andrew Fischer, the father of five babies who would become the first known surviving quintuplets born in the US, died in a nursing home on Thursday in South Dakota. He was 89.
