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WUSA Wusa 9 News At 7pm June 1, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WUSA Wusa 9 News At 7pm June 1, 2016

Accused of driving his car into a diner is now charged with seconddegree mu. Rder the additional charges against him come two weeks after that beforeyearold Andrew Sharon died. Investigators say he intentionally drove his suv into the diner several times and then tried to set himself on fire. A lifeguard deeded rescuing when he apparently tried to drown himself on memorial day. This was in alexandria. Witnesses say the lifeguard had been acting strangely, constantly blowing his whistle and pacing around. The cell phone video shows him going underwater and not coming up for 2 minutes 40 seconds...

FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression - Vimarsana News

FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression

Leqembi was approved by the Food and Drug Administration last month.

Source: wxii12.com
FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression - Vimarsana News

FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression

By the end of this year, one Nebraska Medicine doctor says he hopes the hospital system will be able to provide a new Alzheimer's drug. It's called Leqembi, and it was FDA-approved last month. It's specifically for Alzheimer's.

Source: ketv.com
FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression - Vimarsana News

FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression

Leqembi was approved by the Food and Drug Administration last month.

Source: wdsu.com
FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression - Vimarsana News

FDA approves Alzheimer's drug to slow disease progression

Leqembi was approved by the Food and Drug Administration last month.

Source: wlky.com