University of Kentucky student died of alcohol toxicity, coroner says
The coroner’s report showed Hazelwood’s blood alcohol concentration was .354 and that he also tested positive for amphetamines.
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The coroner’s report showed Hazelwood’s blood alcohol concentration was .354 and that he also tested positive for amphetamines.
As the Vice Dean of Research for the UK College of Medicine Rebecca Dutch, Ph.D., oversees research for the college, from basic areas to clinical applications. Dutch also serves as a member of UK’s START (Screening, Testing and Tracing, to Accelerate Restart and Transition) Team, an interdisciplinary group of UK HealthCare physicians and clinical and research leaders at UK, that continues to develop strategies to ensure safe and healthy operations on campus.
The body of Lofton Hazelwood, 18 years old, was discovered at an on-campus fraternity house at the University of Kentucky and may have suffered from alcohol poisoning.
University of Kentucky Police issued a liquor law violation at 5 p.m. on Monday, October 18 to the Farmhouse Fraternity house - the same time the death investigation is listed for an 18-year-old found unresponsive.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — A first-year University of Kentucky student died after being...