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Case against driver in fatal crash expected to go to grand jury - Vimarsana News

Case against driver in fatal crash expected to go to grand jury

Driver who allegedly caused a fatal crash Dec. 29 on Interstate 77 near Bolivar had methamphetamine in his car, according to highway patrol.

5-year-old Sidney boy killed in crash in Tuscarawas County - Vimarsana News

5-year-old Sidney boy killed in crash in Tuscarawas County

The boy was a passenger in a vehicle that struck a parked car in Port Washington.

'Oh, the Nurse Can Do It': What We Heard This Week - Vimarsana News

'Oh, the Nurse Can Do It': What We Heard This Week

Quotable quotes heard by <em>MedPage Today</em>'s reporters

How a COVID Misdiagnosis Revealed Deadly Aromatherapy Outbreak - Vimarsana News

How a COVID Misdiagnosis Revealed Deadly Aromatherapy Outbreak

Case 'highlights the importance of autopsy,' medical examiner says

Pestilent Has No Cure, Mystery Bacterial Outbreak With No Clear Origin &#x2014; Can be Highly | Fatal&#x2026; The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning doctors about a strange cluster of illness in three states caused by a rarely seen bacteria in the U.S., one that's killed at least one person and hospitalized two others so far. The illness, called melioidosis, can be highly fatal but isn't normally considered contagious - Vimarsana News

Pestilent Has No Cure, Mystery Bacterial Outbreak With No Clear Origin &#x2014; Can be Highly | Fatal&#x2026; The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning doctors about a strange cluster of illness in three states caused by a rarely seen bacteria in the U.S., one that's killed at least one person and hospitalized two others so far. The illness, called melioidosis, can be highly fatal but isn't normally considered contagious

Fatal… The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning doctors about a strange cluster of illness in three states caused by a rarely seen bacteria in the U.S., one that’s killed at least one person and hospitalized two others so far. The illness, called melioidosis, can be highly fatal but isn’t normally considered contagious| USSA News