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Rayman recalled diagnosing a 14-year-old boy with compartment syndrome — a condition she’d only read about — after he rolled a snow machine. She was preparing to perform her first fasciotomy to save the boy’s leg before she convinced a reluctant Anchorage surgeon to accept the teen.

The thing is, it seems like Silverman’s gut feeling was onto something. Richard Reitherman, MD, PhD, medical director of breast imaging at MemorialCare Breast Center at Orange Coast Medical Center in Fountain Valley, California, told Women’s Health that, during the type of ultrasound exam that Silverman described on Instagram, the gel that the doctor uses to help them see what’s happening inside of the breast is "applied directly from the container to the breast." In other words, the wand-like object that works with the gel to actually see inside of the breast (which, FYI, is called a transducer), "is generally the only thing that touches the woman’s breast" during the exam, said Dr. Reitherman. Additionally, he told the outlet, "The technologist or radiologist only uncovers the breast being ultrasounded at that moment. The other is covered. You never have both breasts uncovered."

When it comes to sleep, changing behavior works. Here are some tips for better sleep: avoid late caffeine, bright screens (including your phone – Facebook can wait), and use your bed only for sleep and sex.

Shirk recalled thinking during that one-month rotation, "I can’t practice medicine like this anywhere else." And he has not been disappointed.

By the time new DNA evidence exonerated the Beatrice Six, they had already spent a combined 75 years in prison for the murder of Helen Wilson 

The University of California is spearheading a statewide effort to advance the purchase of 1 million high-quality, energy-efficient light bulbs for campus buildings and residences across the state. 

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With the entirety of the Crew’s rotation options being right handed, adding a lefty to the group would be beneficial, and there aren’t many better lefties out there than Keuchel.

As I bustle to and fro, mopping, scooping, dashing, chatting, I think. I think, again, of my grandfather. I think of how he worked, too, in college. I think of how he grew up scurrying around the family grocery as a child in Detroit; I think of how he worked as a chef for a sorority on campus, making ends meet with the same brand of hustle and bustle I do three mornings a week. I wonder if he joked with coworkers and gossiped in between customer orders, like I do. I wonder if he turned some of the famous Gannon charm on some of the girls he served — just like I throw in a playful wink to passerbys, or jokingly write my number on the rim of a coffee cup when friends float by.

A Russian woman suspected of helping steal $95,000 worth of jewelry from a downtown Aspen store was charged with felony theft Wednesday in Pitkin County District Court after being extradited to Aspen from New York City.