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Michael Smolens: Abortion-related law may have kept a bad situation from becoming worse - Vimarsana News

Michael Smolens: Abortion-related law may have kept a bad situation from becoming worse

Murder charge was dropped against Oceanside woman whose baby died shortly after birth. Her drug use during pregnancy became an issue.

Early breast cancer diagnosis is key to reducing government expenses—expert - Vimarsana News

Early breast cancer diagnosis is key to reducing government expenses—expert

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide and a similar trend is observed in the Philippines. According to the Philippine Cancer Society (PCS), about 70 percent of breast cancer cases are diagnosed at an advanced stage and only 30 percent in its early stages. For treatment to…

Faith and Spiritual Affairs Conference tackles trauma, grief and healing - Vimarsana News

Faith and Spiritual Affairs Conference tackles trauma, grief and healing

When Imani Badey’s knows what trauma is about: Her oldest son got shot when he was just 22. A few years later, a second son was shot in Philadelphia. She

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She lost her child in a home birth. Prosecutors charged her with murder - Vimarsana News

She lost her child in a home birth. Prosecutors charged her with murder

The medical examiner ruled the death of Kelsey Carpenter’s baby an accident – yet she faces life in prison: ‘I mourn every day’

Blackout at senior-living apartment complex forces residents to find accommodations - Vimarsana News

Blackout at senior-living apartment complex forces residents to find accommodations

A power outage at a Colorado Springs senior-living apartment complex on Monday night forced residents to find other accommodations.