Dr. Dre Suffers Brain Aneurysm, in ICU at Los Angeles Hospital
Rap mogul Dr. Dre suffered a brain aneurysm and is currently in the intensive care unit (ICU) at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, according to TMZ.
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AYTU BioScience CEO Blasts Big Tech Censorship of UV Light Treatment
Joshua Disbrow, CEO of AYTU BioScience, the pharmaceutical company investigating UV light as a potential treatment for the Chinese virus, has condemned the partisan media narrative surrounding the treatment after big tech platforms censored videos and other posts about the treatment. Disbrow explains that the company posted to social about the treatment because of the need for “safe and accurate” information on platforms like Twitter and YouTube, only to be censored by the Masters of the Universe.
YouTube and Twitter Censor Pharma Company Researching UV Light Treatment for Chinese Virus
Twitter and YouTube have censored AYTU BioScience, a publicly-traded Colorado-based pharmaceutical company, after it promoted ultraviolet (UV) light developed in conjunction with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center as a potential treatment for the Chinese virus. Twitter later reversed its censorship, saying the company’s account was “mistakenly” caught in a spam filter.
‘Hospital Hillary’ Signs Greet Clinton in Los Angeles
Hillary Clinton was greeted on her latest West Coast fundraising trip by a number of signs posted around Los Angeles featuring her signature “H” logo — repurposed to show the Democratic presidential candidate the nearest way to a local hospital.
Sarah Silverman ‘Lucky to Be Alive’ after ‘Freak’ Medical Scare
Sarah Silverman is “lucky to be alive” after suffering from a rare illness last week, she revealed in a social media post Wednesday.
Another L.A. Hospital Finds ‘Superbug’
On Wednesday, another Los Angeles area hospital revealed that a “superbug” transmitted through duodenoscopes was found in some of its patients.
Killer Superbug Breaks Out at Cedars-Sinai; Could Hit 67 Patients
Four patients at Cedars-Sinai have contracted the “CRE super-bug.” One has died and 67 are at risk of exposure, according to a hospital spokesman. The latest outbreak follows the death of two patients, near-death of five, and exposure to 179 patients in a similar outbreak from October through early January at UCLA’s Ronald Reagan Medical Center. In both occurrences the culprit seems to have been contaminated body scopes.
Superbug Found at L.A.’s Elite Cedars-Sinai Hospital
Less than two weeks after the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center revealed that 179 patients might have been exposed to the “superbug”–the carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE)–Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills admitted on Wednesday that four patients also contracted the same superbug, and 64 others may have been infected since last August, according to Reuters.