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FCC seeks records in Imran Khan hospital transfer cases after inmates' appeal
Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court on Tuesday sought records from the Supreme Court in cases related to the transfer of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan to a private hospital for treatment. It also asked for records of any similar matter taken up by high courts across...
Why The Next Wave Of Medtech Startups Won't Build Their Own Hardware
Proprietary hardware was once nearly the only pathway to building a new medical device company, but open-source hardware is changing what's possible.
Joanna Wietrzyk's Coach Issues Statement Following Hyrox Incontinence Backlash - Newsweek
Joanna Wietrzyk's coach has spoken out against online abuse targeting the athlete after her controversial Hyrox Beijing win, where she was permitted to finish the race following a bowel incontinence incident.
Trust in measles vaccines falls in US, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Some 76 per cent of Americans said they believe vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella are safe for kids, down from 84 per cent in a May 2020 Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Explainer-Who is Lucy Letby and why is her case so controversial?
LONDON, Sept 15 - A British public inquiry concluded on Tuesday that hospital managers could have prevented nurse Lucy Letby killing more babies in her care had they taken action against her sooner.
Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor - Vanguard News
JOS — The lone survivour of the Dungus Junction attack, Nasiru Garba, Plateau State, during which nine persons were killed, yesterday, narrated that he hid in the vehicle, as the attackers approached the bus and opened the front door.
Pims fire: Inquiry committee finds 'systemic, institutional failure' behind tragedy
ISLAMABAD: An inquiry committee formed to probe the deadly fire at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) has found “systemic and institutional failure” and determined that an electrical failure was the most likely cause of the blaze, it emerged on Tuesday. The August ...
‘Trust your gut’: Parents’ plea after toddler’s sepsis death
The death of a two-year-old girl in a regional NSW hospital was “wholly preventable” and was caused by multiple failings in her care, an inquest has found.
Sally Field shouts out Canada at Emmy Awards as Hollywood honours Catherine O’Hara - Toronto Star
Sally Field accepts the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for “Remarkably Bright Creatures” during the Television Academy’s 78th Emmy Awards telecast at the Peacock Theater at L.A. LIVE on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026 in Los Angeles. THE CANADI...
VAR who awarded Erling Haaland winner in Manchester derby stood down - The Times
VAR who awarded Erling Haaland winner in Manchester derby stood down The Times
Defend Public Health Analyzes RFK Jr.'s Falsehoods
Defend Public Health has a new retrospective report on lessons learned from debunking some RFK Jr's most egregious "Whoppers" over the past year.
Aubrey O'Day alleges major music star offered her $150K for sex - USA Today
Aubrey O’Day is exposing what she describes as a disturbing culture of "pay-for-play" behind the music industry's promise of fame.
Macklemore’s “Free Palestine” remarks at Sheeran show spark backlash - Newsweek
Macklemore ignited a political firestorm after declaring “Free Palestine” onstage during Ed Sheeran’s New Jersey shows and performing his protest track "Hind’s Hall" with Gaza imagery projected across MetLife Stadium.
Some IP insurers hike premiums of base plans for private hospital and A-class wards
Some IP insurers hike premiums of base plans for private hospital and A-class wards businesstimes.com.sg
Hyrox changes rules after athlete soiled herself in competition
Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk continued competing at a Hyrox event in Beijing after soiling herself. She eventually won the race.
Far-right leader sparks outrage with 'primitive' Indigenous comments - IOL
One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson has caused an outcry in Australia with racist comments about the country's indigenous peoples.
'Widow's Bay' scores big and 'The Pitt' wins again at TV's Emmy Awards
Horror comedy wins record 14 statuettes, while Matthew Rhys becomes first to bag two lead acting honours