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CDC sound alarm on e-cigarettes - e cigarette

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - At least three people have died from a mysterious lung disease that doctors believe may have been caused by blood vaporization, the CDC said on Friday, a growing public health concern that has puzzled US and state officials. A new patient has died in Indiana, in addition to previously reported deaths in Illinois and Oregon, Eliana Arias, deputy director of the noncommunicable diseases department at the Center for Disease Control, told reporters by telephone. She said officials were investigating Rabaa's death. Open next page to Learn More... The CDC urges people to avoid using electronic cigarettes amid an outbreak. "So we have a reason, and while this investigation continues, we recommend that individuals consider not using electronic cigarettes," said Dana Mini-Delman, who oversees the CDC's response. "Since there is more information, and we can narrow down the range of specific e-cigarette products, we intend to review this." Federal health officials are reviewing 450 possible cases of dissolution across 33 states, including the 215 previously reported, Manny Dalman said. It is unclear what exactly causes the disease, officials said on Friday. Until they have more information, the CDC urges consumers not to buy electronic cigarette products from the street or add any unintended materials from the manufacturer, the agency said. Open next page to Learn More... Many patients who contracted the disease said they had been exposed to THC, a high-marijuana compound. Some people reported the use of both THC and electronic cigarettes, while a smaller group reported using only nicotine, according to Mini-Delman. NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York officials said on Thursday they were narrowing their focus on vitamin E acetate. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) analyzes more than 120 samples for a wide range of substances, including nicotine, THC, other cannabis, cutting agents, opioids, toxins and toxins, Mitch Zeller, director of the Center for Tobacco and Drug Product Management, said on the call. . He said laboratory tests showed a "combination of results", and no single substance or compound, including vitamin E acetate, was shown in all the samples tested. Doctors published detailed reports of the cases they treated in the New England Journal of Medicine on Friday in the hope of identifying the disease and helping other doctors identify it. Patients in many cases experienced progressive symptoms, including difficulty breathing, shortness of breath and chest pain before they were hospitalized. Some people report vomiting, diarrhea or other symptoms such as fever or fatigue. Dr. Dixie Harris, a pneumologist at Intermont Health Care in Salt Lake City, who worked on 24 cases in Utah, said X-ray images of patients typically show shadows similar to those seen in patients with viral pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome. . Open next page to Learn More... This prompted her to perform bronchoscopy on the first few patients. Doctors found no injuries. Then they considered it might be related to vaping. All Harris patients said they had evaporated. Use some nicotine. Some cannabis are used, including THC or CBD. Others used both, making it more difficult for doctors to identify the culprit. She said: "My position in general, as a doctor in the lung, I do not want anyone to put anything in their lungs." "But I think there is something going on and there is one thing in common that makes all these lungs react." Read the full article

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Charlotte Flair shares details about WWE Smackdown Show in Greenville Click Here to See WWE Live Stream Event (SmackDown) The WWE Smackdown Live show is tonight at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena with the full Smackdown roster, including WWE Pro wrestler Charlotte Flair. Thank you for watching our videos Team

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Data wars: Verizon joins TMobile and Sprint in offering unlimited data

Verizon’s plan goes up to 22GigaBites. After that they can throttle you down from 4G to 2G. And customers can only get up to 10 GB of mobile hot-spot usage

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Father leaves infant and dog in hot car while he toured an Upstate gym. In Spartanburg, South Carolina, an Upstate man  was arrested for leaving his infant and his dog inside of a hot car while he toured a gym last week. Justin Wayne Hatcher, the father of the child, was arrested and charged with child neglect and the mistreatment of animals. According to WspaNews, police were summoned after a passerby reported a baby and and a dog locked in a car at the Planet Fitness on E. Main Street. When questioned, Hatcher first claimed he had gone into the gym to use the restroom and had only been away from the vehicle for a few minutes. Security footage later confirmed Hatcher had been inside of the gym for 17 minutes. An officer measured the temperature at that time at 94 degrees. In fact, a gym employee confirmed Hatcher had asked about a membership and was taken on a 15 minute tour of the facility. When Hatcher amended his story, he told authorities he left his daughter and dog in the vehicle and was not worried – knowing that his dog would protect the baby. A witness confirmed the infant was breathing heavily and alerted the staff at the gym who removed the baby. The child was rushed to Spartanburg Regional Medical Center and was placed in emergency protective custody. The baby is reported to be fine. The dog was also removed and taken to Animal Services. Hatcher has since been released from jail. (Photo via Spartanburg County Detention Center) What was he thinking?

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Super Bowl Ads

USC journalism students studied the companies and watched their commercials during the Super Bowl and have awarded the 14th Annual Cocky Award for the best Super Bowl ad.

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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Schools and organizations are remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through service and improving their communities.

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Dylann Roof formally sentenced to death

Dylann Roof formally sentenced to death

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Dylann Roof Sentencing

Dave Jordan reports from Charleston