Month: October 2014

Paige Way, 22, who once weighed 23st, was left humiliated when her … For the next eight months, Paige ate small portions of healthy food such as fruit, … Paige lost a further 5st – taking her total weight loss to an impressive 13st by …
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The Keto Diet is simply based on the premise that the body burns processed … of fast weight loss based on each patient's personal nutritional, medical and … Diet Doc is committed to helping patients successfully achieve their weight …
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The women in this weight loss series are all ordinary people who lost weight through diet and exercise. Here's how Maritza Diedericks succeeded, …
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(Reuters) – A Dallas nurse who contracted Ebola was released from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday after being found free of the virus and thanked God and her family for helping her recover. "I sincerely believe that with God all things are possible," said nurse Amber Vinson, who looked vibrant at a news conference with the health workers who treated her. Vinson is the fourth patient successfully treated for Ebola at Emory's hospital. …

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ATLANTA (AP) — Amber Vinson, a nurse who fueled Ebola fears by flying to Cleveland after being infected by her dying patient in Dallas, is now virus-free, and was celebrated Tuesday by her caregivers as courageous and passionate before getting out of the hospital.

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By Bill Berkrot NEW YORK (Reuters) – Amgen Inc , which has come under investor pressure to split the company, said Tuesday it has no plans to do so and forecast 2015 earnings and revenue well ahead of analysts' projections, sending shares up 5 percent. The company will boost its dividend by 30 percent, resume share repurchases, and hopes to improve its operating margin by 15 points, it said at a business update for analysts and investors. "The operating margin improvement is real and that's probably the most positive thing people will take away," said Sanford Bernstein analyst Geoffrey Porges. …

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By Ellen Wulfhorst NEW YORK (Reuters) – A fatal New York City train derailment last year was likely caused by the engineer at the controls who fell asleep due to an undiagnosed sleep disorder, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said on Tuesday. The Manhattan-bound commuter train was traveling more than 50 miles per hour (80 km per hour) faster than the speed limit when it rounded a curve and derailed shortly after 7 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013, the NTSB said in its findings. …

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Amber Vinson leaves Emory University Hospital Ebola-free.
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