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The Food and Drug Administration warned consumers on Tuesday that there’s no proof that blood plasma infusions from younger donors can treat diseases, prompting one company that charges thousands of dollars for the service to halt the treatments, NBC News reported. The company, Ambrosia, wrote in a statement on its website that it had “ceased patient treatments.” It has been... NBC Dec 4, 2018 George H.W. Bush’s service dog, Sully, made a last visit with the former president Tuesday, joining others paying respect to Bush as he lies in state in the Capitol Rotunda. Sul...
Looking for a great summer read? We’ve got you covered. Welcome to another fabulous selection of titles recommended by patrons of Grand County Library District. Visit http://www.gcld.org to request or download these titles. Max Frazier “In the Woods“ by Tana French • “In the Woods” by Tana French — “A fantastic murder mystery that makes us care passionately about the characters. It’s the first of five books that relate to each other, but don’t have to be read in order. French is a master of dialogue, so I recommend listening to this one as an audiobook in order to really ...
Michael J. Fox Pays Tribute to Beloved Dog After His Death Celebrity The 'Back to the Future' actor is mourning the loss of his adorable Great Dane-Labrador mix Gus as he shares a picture of the furry pet along with a loving caption. Apr 14, 2021 Michael J. Fox is mourning the death of his beloved dog Gus. The 59-year-old actor shared the sad news on his Instagram page on Monday (12Apr21), alongside a picture of the 12-year-old dog. "Gus - great dog and loyal friend, we'll miss you," he wrote. Fox has been open about the impact Gus has had on his life over the years, as well as with his bat...
Perhaps I should start with a story. I first met Michael J. Fox in 2006, not long after Rush Limbaugh had mocked his involuntary movements caused by Parkinson’s disease. Michael was in Ohio for a rally in support of stem cell research that could save countless lives. This is how I described our encounter in a book about my husband’s Senate campaign: “It is heartbreaking to watch this gracious, talented actor and father of four struggle to perform the simplest of tasks — like sitting still, for example, or completing a sentence. He has made it clear, time and again, that he does not ...