Each year in the United States, sepsis kills more than a quarter million people—more than stroke, diabetes, or lung cancer. Currently, there’s no single test for sepsis. Health-care providers must rely on their own clinical impressions. The SIRS criteria identifies at risk patients if two of four clinical signs—body temperature, heart rate, breathing rate, white-blood-cell count—are abnormal.
“Trump’s got $100 million and he’s spending almost none of it to support these candidates.” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is criticizing Trump for not spending campaign contribution to boost his candidates ahead of next week’s midterm elections. On podcast, “Verdict with Ted Cruz,” Cruz cried that Trump spent “almost none” of his large cash reserves in key
The NFL is attempting to combat the rise of anti-Semitism and white Christian nationalism.
Civil Rights The Nebraska Examiner reported something disturbing you should know before you vote. Next week, the Supreme Court may continue taking away your rights. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in an Indiana case. The case will have national implications for millions of American citizens participating in federal programs. Patients could lose
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Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act The Supreme Court may take away access to the judicial system. The U.S. Supreme Court may decide whether liability cases related to the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act belong in state or federal court. The law was signed in 2005 by President George W. Bush to