"His vital signs were so unstable, he was dying of low blood pressure, he was dying of shock," Lee said.
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Alabama is going to execute a man who is dying of cancer Alabama is going to execute a man who is dying of cancer Alabama has executed 213 inmates in the last decade.
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"Help, we're dying of cold," read one text, reported Ansa.
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Dying of laughter from a moment of total mind melding.
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Medicine shortages have also left children dying of preventable diseases.
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"The children are dying of hunger and insecurity," Silva added.
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Others have excuses and they end up dying of thirst.
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Children don't look well eight hours before dying of sepsis.
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Leeds, and one person a day was dying of AIDS.
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Seth Hubbard is a wealthy man dying of lung cancer.
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In Germany at the time, babies were dying of diarrhea.
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TRUMP: You know Obamacare is dying of its own volition.
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All around her, people were dying — of drugs, of AIDS.
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Their mother was dying of cancer, his younger brother added.
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A rumor had circulated that she was dying of cancer.
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Maybe in Winter to fall asleep before dying of thirst.
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"So many people here are dying of hunger," he said.
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He was Evan Lake in "Dying of the Light" (2014).
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Why are people dying of hunger with all this food!
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"I'm dying of cancer," she emotionally explained in the "Jeopardy!" video.
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Gone. Protections from dying of dangerous silica exposure on the job?
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"We were literally dying of laughter," Mark said of their reaction.
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But young people are dying of drug overdoses in staggering numbers.
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At just 36, he was dying of a rare pulmonary cancer.
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Bill is dying of cancer alone somewhere in his beloved Midwest.
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Dying of cold "The situation is really bad," says Abu Tiba.
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The Ethicist One of my closest friends is dying of cancer.
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Millions of our fellow human beings are dying of preventable diseases.
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These people are dying of an inflammatory process in their lungs.
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No one can be numb To the dying of the young.
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More Americans are dying of drug overdoses than car crashes today.
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These consequences are not nearly as dramatic as dying, of course.
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Unfortunately, Alfred has been quarantined because he is dying of tuberculosis.
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Most Rwandans are dying of hunger, they have nowhere to live.
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Still, more than 232 people are dying of breast cancer every day.
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Mohammad Bagher Gerami is dying of brain cancer in a Montreal hospital.
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Reports of two children dying of leukemia during that time went uninvestigated.
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"These are children who are dying of starvation in 2016," Schaffner said.
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We're tired of our people dying, of our kids going to jail.
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Howard Brookner completed only three features before dying of AIDS in 1989.
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Dying, of course, corresponds exactly with what we prefer to call living.
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Sheep and cattle, standing in cold, muddy pastures, began dying of infection.
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And so they think that's more important than kids dying of malaria?
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Livestock were dying of hunger and thirst while crops dried and withered.
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In comparison, a person has a 1 in 6 chance of dying of heart disease, a 1 in 7 chance of dying of cancer, a 63 in 285 chance of dying of a gun assault, a 1 in 1,21990 chance of dying by drowning, a 22000 in 22016,21995 chance of dying in a plane crash, and a 279 in 22017,20173 chance of getting killed by lightning.
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In normal times, more than 100,000 South Sudanese die each year, including senior citizens dying of old age and babies dying of hunger or disease (about 10 percent of children do not make it to the age of five).
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Consequently, the number of people dying of AIDS in Turkey has fallen dramatically.
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Condors were dying of lead poisoning, their numbers dropping as low as 22.
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Photo of boy, 6, comforting sister dying of rare brain cancer goes viral.
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Dying of black lung can therefore be likened to slowly suffocating to death.
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Gillibrand said, which results in women dying of preventable, but potentially fatal conditions.
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It alsocomes a surprise when Baptist announces he's dying of a brain tumor.
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There was a lady who is dying of a very rare lung disease.
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Besides, in the grips of acute laryngitis, he was essentially dying of suffocation.
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There are people dying of overdoses and rapes and actual shit that matters.
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"They want to say people are dying of measles," he told the Observer.
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This time, she had called to tell him she was dying of cancer.
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It's hard to think of anyone dying, of course, and especially our heroes.
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Choose something that you can provide an explanation for without dying of laughter.
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"People were sending me emails like I was dying of cancer," Cuddy says.
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Neither parent met her husband until Bhira's mother was dying of breast cancer.
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"Japan will fall," she wrote shortly before dying of her injuries on Sept.
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This was not people dying of "old age," as Mr. Trump put it.
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Years ago, when I was 17, my aunt was dying of lung cancer.
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"I thought, could this thing really be dying of the bends?" she said.
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"I moved here because I was dying of loneliness," she told USA Today.
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Levon Helm was dying of cancer, and Robbie Robertson went to see him.
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His cousin told one German journalist that Gültekin's father is dying of cancer.
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And at the same time, a lot of people were dying of AIDS.
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"I moved here because I was dying of loneliness," Gifford told the newspaper.
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An estimated 6900 people are dying of an opioid-related overdose every day.
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"I have never read of anyone dying of a falling potato," he wrote.
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There are reasons besides Bostonian sports success for the dying of that flame.
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" And as he lay dying of spinal meningitis in Cairo, he wrote: "No regrets.
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That works out to nearly one fewer person per month dying of an overdose.
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Most of their trees ended up dying of blight or were ravaged by parasites.
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And if he abandons it, shouldn't he resume dying of his fatal stab wound?
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If she were dying of a terminal illness, the discussion could be more frank.
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Shadow was dying of cancer, and Hoch was clearly in a bit of shock.
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And some of them will be relatively young people dying of sudden cardiac failure.
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But now he was 72, and he was dying of small cell lung cancer.
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Was the "her" in this scene actually Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson), dying of cancer?
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You know Paul did Dying of the Light, and it got taken from him.
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A devastating diagnosis Kugler found out last year that Bella was dying of cancer.
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He spent his whole life fighting cancer and he ended up dying of it.
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But I confess wanting a bit more raging against the dying of the light.
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He was dying of cancer and she had come to take care of him.
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He was able to rescue his wife and children before dying of smoke inhalation.
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Women are dying of malnutrition and sickness, and children are too exhausted to speak.
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I made the spine series around the time my mother was dying of cancer.
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Until 2016, when my father's doctor told us he was dying of pancreatic cancer.
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He was, after all, dying of cancer and bidding farewell to everyone he knew.
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Gossage had visited Kison in Florida after learning that he was dying of cancer.
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"If millions of adults were dying of Ebola, there would be outrage," she said.
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Economic hardship was on another level altogether; children were dying of malnutrition in Berlin.
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We are dying of a disease that we don't yet have a cure for.
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During the '80s, crack cocaine, even though plenty of people were dying of heroin.
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I recently cared for a woman in her 80s, clearly dying of lung cancer.
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In North Carolina, people are dying of things they don't need to die from.
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In the world, more people are receiving treatment and fewer are dying of AIDS.
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Ten thousand children younger than 5 dying of not just disease but preventable disease.
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The researchers found that people who consumed meals containing chilis at least four times a week had up to a 40% lower risk of dying of heart attack, and a nearly 50% lower risk of dying of a stroke or other brain condition.
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"I'm dying of Boredom," complains the young wife, Yelena, in Chekhov's 1897 play Uncle Vanya.
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On the other hand, when you're dying of a treatable infection, do you really care?
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I had temporarily become irrationally convinced that, like my grandmother, I was dying of cancer.
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"I never wanted to be famous, I'm dying of shame," she reportedly DM'ed the paper.
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And then of course, at the end, you realize that he is dying of AIDS.
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In fact, she is dying of cancer, and everyone knows this but Nai Nai herself.
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The barmen are surprised to hear that fewer of their countrymen are dying of drink.
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With less money to spend on alcohol, the numbers dying of drink should fall faster.
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The landscape was—we were all dying of thirst in the desert for lesbian visibility.
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Nobody cared about a bunch of faggots in the city dying of AIDS back then.
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No longer is he half forgotten, throwing up bricks until the dying of the light.
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Migraines were also associated with a 37 percent greater risk of dying of heart disease.
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More abstract is Derek Jarman's "Blue" (Sunday), that British filmmaker's reflection on dying of AIDS.
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The artist created the installation in 1991 when Laycock was dying of AIDS-related complications.
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Ms. Tyrrell mentioned her first client, a woman who was dying of cancer at 52.
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Kang Ri Hyuk said soldiers in his home country were dying of hunger and disease.
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I'm in the bush and I'm dying of laughter at myself because it's too funny.
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Only the pale bald figure in the bed remains, dying of some horrid unnamed illness.
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Baldwin only finished 30 pages of the proposed booked before dying of AIDS in 1987.
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A January 31 statement by the World Health Organization describes refugee children dying of hypothermia.
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The number of people dying of AIDS annually peaked in 2005, at about two million.
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Even when she was dying of cancer, she grew indignant if anyone discovered her napping.
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She did not know that Madaya had been besieged, with several children dying of malnutrition.
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"The Cherry Orchard" was written and produced while Chekhov knew he was dying of consumption.
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A photo circulating on social media allegedly shows people dying of coronavirus in the street.
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Built in 1993, it was originally populated with young men dying of complications from AIDS.
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At the same time, Cohn was dying of AIDS, though he refused to admit it.
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Some were homeless or mentally ill; others were dying of AIDS and had lost hope.
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"I'm dying of anguish," he wrote to Leonardo Sellaio, a bank agent, in December 1518.
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"We're faced with this dilemma that we have thousands of people dying of overdoses," he said.
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But eventually they will realize that no people are getting sick and nobody's dying of this.
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After surviving the assassination attempt, the president killed the justice, who was dying of cancer. Really.
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"Insite is proven to save lives and prevent people from dying of overdose," he told me.
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The sisters started the feeding program in February, after hearing that villagers were dying of starvation.
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They tend to get into the bloodstream only when cells are damaged or dying of stress.
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Plus, it's healthy-ish and keeps me from dying of hunger on the Tube ride home.
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" He added, "People are dying of this disease, and there is nothing out there for them.
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"I probably got in trouble for saying empathize with Rush Limbaugh dying of cancer," Biden said.
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They're real women and Sarah Paulson is also just hilarious, we would be dying of laughter.
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The girl collapsed and went into seizures, later dying of dehydration and low sodium, prosecutors said.
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Within days, the CDC was getting more reports that young men were dying of strange infections.
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People are dying of bronchiectasis in association with HTLV-1 infection, and what is the response?
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Despite this, politicians and movement leaders are likely to rage against the dying of the light.
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After 6900 years, despite massive subsidies, the nuclear industry is dying of its own accord. Why?
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People were dying of these crazy pneumonia and infections that were so bizarre for their age.
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And in the course of the conversation, she explained that she was dying of terminal cancer.
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For now, Elaine Herrick is listed as dying of natural causes, according to her daughter, Pat.
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Hugo is dying of brain cancer, and could badly use some company at the family retreat.
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For example, she may experience obsessive thoughts about a baby dying of sudden infant death syndrome.
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Her brother Aamir would take a couple of bites and pretend to be dying — of happiness.
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In 1995, I was at the bedside of my cousin Carl, who was dying of AIDS.
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We were still dying of AIDS in the '90s, but I always thought no, not Michael.
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Another who's been revived from three serious heart attacks and is now dying of prostate cancer.
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There have also been reports of the sick dying of neglect, and of suicide as well.
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Why am I still ashamed that my dad killed himself instead of dying of lung cancer?
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People are dying of the illnesses that keep spreading within his community, but he feels helpless.
|
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Audrey Sutter's father is dying of cancer, and her friend Caroline offers to take her home.
|
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Here, an inmate dying by lethal injection is compared to a patient dying of a terminal illness.
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In this particular issue, the superhero has to decide whether to save a friend dying of AIDS.
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Then I will just cover it with concealer, and you'll never know they're dying of the flu.
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Syrian children dying of hunger Mohammed, the young father, says every day is a struggle for survival.
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I stop into a store to grab water as I'm dying of thirst after the ballet class.
|
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He is now dying of A.L.S., far too young, which has added obvious urgency to his thoughts.
|
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Alexis Arquette had been living with HIV for 29 years before dying of cardiac arrest on Sept.
|
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Unbeknownst to all but a handful of close associates and doctors, the shah was dying of cancer.
|
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Howard Ashman won the prize posthumously in 1992 for "Beauty and the Beast" after dying of AIDS.
|
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The parents of a toddler dying of leukemia opted to spare him a second bone-marrow transplant.
|
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Ten years ago, when my father-in-law was dying of esophageal cancer, we called hospice in.
|
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But Chávez was dying of cancer, and the Cuban leadership was desperate for new sources of revenue.
|
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Another aunt, Nica, was addicted to drugs and estranged from her children, ultimately dying of an overdose.
|
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I wonder today what he would say as I rage into the dying of the stadium lights.
|
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Bili learns that her grandmother (Zhao Shuzhen), or Nai Nai, is dying of stage-four lung cancer.
|
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Set in 1990, this novel narrates the life of the author's grandfather, who is dying of cancer.
|
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He watched her battle diabetes and heart disease and saw his maternal grandmother dying of colon cancer.
|
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The patients developed breast cancer years after their transplants, with three of them dying of the disease.
|
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Years ago, a friend had found a lump near her collarbone and ended up dying of cancer.
|
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This was the Cohn technique right up until he was finally disbarred shortly before dying of AIDS.
|
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And through it all, the besotted Welshman's wild refrain, raging, raging, against the dying of the light.
|
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Death by soup But Syria's prisoners were not only dying of torture, rights groups and activists say.
|
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But liberal activist Ady Barkan, who is dying of ALS, believes the debate has been too shallow.
|
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Patients dying of hemorrhagic fever sometimes have such low blood pressure that no pulse can be detected.
|
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But they may also be at greater than average risk of dying of some other infections, including flu.
|
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When Knotts was dying of pneumonia in 2006, Griffith rushed to Los Angeles to be by his bedside.
|
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The original series of "Roseanne" ended in 1997, with Dan Conner (John Goodman) dying of a heart attack.
|
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Hearing the gunshots, Myles exited the residence to investigate and was shot multiple times, dying of his wounds.
|
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Kate Upton lands 2017 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit issue cover We're dying of whatever the opposite of shock is.
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Only instead of dying of cancer in this movie, they are slowly dying from playing for the Flames.
|
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Last May, Samanth Subramanian explored why Bangalore, once land of hundreds of lakes, is now dying of thirst.
|
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A man dying of the same disease chose to live until after his grandson turned one year old.
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Her mom is dying of cancer and she doesn't know how to process, so she creates these giants.
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He went on a bender with a former co-star that ended in her dying of an overdose.
|
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Instead of dying of old age, the crustaceans just get bigger and bigger, thanks to their molecular hack.
|
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She visited him at his family's Arizona ranch as he was dying of brain cancer, the network reported.
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Starvation. Tufted puffins like these little guys are dying of starvation in great numbers in the Bering Sea.
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We have so many people dying of lung cancer in this country, and he wanted to stop it.
|
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At the time, Mohammed al-Nimr was with his mother, dying of cancer, in a hospital in America.
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Cléo suspects that she's dying of cancer; in the film, it's implied that her illness may be imaginary.
|
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The book from which the series was adapted didn't originally end with the main character dying of suicide.
|
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The Health Issue At a Catholic nursing home in New York, comforting patients who are dying of cancer.
|
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Too many people grind away for money, dying of heart attacks because they sacrificed themselves and their health.
|
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But telling someone who is dying of hunger, 'Just wait a little more'—that's not easy to do.
|
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Only one year ago, as Venezuelan children were dying of hunger, the current vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, said.
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My wife Brittany Maynard's very public choice to end her life this way while dying of brain cancer.
|
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In the 23 comedy "Nothing Sacred," Carole Lombard plays a young woman apparently dying of a rare disease.
|
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Venezuela has suffered from an economic crisis that has left hospitals without medicine and babies dying of malnutrition.
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I was a child in scuffed shoes, and my mother, often in the hospital, was dying of cancer.
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Dying of cancer, Grahame insists on spending her last weeks with Turner and his hardscrabble family in Liverpool.
|
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Power games and intrigues move at their own pace as the populace is dying of hunger and disease.
|
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Based on years of observing hospice patients, Tracy did not believe Mom was dying of cancer right then.
|
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He was even re-elected when he was dying of cancer — that's how popular he was in Venezuela.
|
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More men were dying of the coronavirus than women, according to data from China, South Korea, and Italy.
|
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First came Tito Vilanova, who, after dying of cancer in 2014 was superseded by the Argentine Gerardo Martino.
|
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Harris noted that her mother was fortunate to have Medicare when she dying of cancer a decade ago.
|
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They're no longer dying of malaria, diarrhea or unpleasant causes like having one's intestines blocked by wriggling worms.
|
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"The war has made this country sick, people are dying of hunger," said one passer-by, Yousef Abdelqawi.
|
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Invest in a hand sanitiser, a high-strain probiotic, and hydrate like you're dying of thirst, she advised.
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Just as her life reaches a high point, Liz faces a death sentence, learning that she's dying of cancer.
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More people were dying of long-term, chronic illnesses such as cardiovascular diseases and cancer rather than infectious diseases.
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Instead, they left him tied to a tree and dying of thirst for the Man in Black to find.
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Finally, Donna suspects that John killed her father in the hospice where he was dying of cancer in 1997.
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So when she learned her canine companion of 15 years was dying of a brain tumor, she was devastated.
|
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Eubanks tells the story of Omega Young, an elderly woman who lost benefits as she was dying of cancer.
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When you're dying of black lung, you cough up a thick mucus that looks a bit like coal tar.
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BMX legend Dave Mirra suffered from brain disease before dying of a self inflicted gunshot wound ... according to reports.
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More than a dozen people were directly killed by the storm in Florida, with others dying of indirect causes.
|
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"Whenever some of our people head to these countries, they and the animals risk dying of thirst," he said.
|
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When Kargi's father was dying of cancer, he asked him whether he wanted his body sent back to Turkey.
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The fabric is light and soft, so it can be worn during the summer without dying of heat exhaustion.
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Arts | New Jersey "Rage, rage against the dying of the light," Dylan Thomas wrote as he contemplated old age.
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You find horror stories about children dying of anaphylaxis brought on by a single bite of the wrong thing.
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Men are also dying of fentanyl overdoses at three times the rate of women, according to the CDC research.
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People went down to the river to get water, because they were dying of thirst, and we killed them.
|
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When a former companion was dying of AIDS, he asked Mr. Trump to find him a place to stay.
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"However, the epidemic continues to rage with nearly a million people every year dying of HIV/AIDS," WHO said.
|
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The dying of the Great Barrier Reef; the crippling, ongoing drought in East Africa; the thawing of Arctic ice.
|
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Research suggests that having DCIS does slightly raise your risk for dying of a different breast cancer later on.
|
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She is 40 years Mugabe's junior, and he proposed to her while his first wife was dying of cancer.
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I have seen a dear friend dying of lung cancer screaming and writhing in pain in the final stages.
|
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Some rage on against the dying of the light, like Iris Murdoch or Willem de Kooning, despite diminishing returns.
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It was my dad who was dying of brain cancer, but it was my mom who was now dead.
|
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Most people dying of cancer need pain medication to keep them comfortable, Campbell notes—and the medicine usually works.
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Anyone heading north, I was told, seeks to avoid all contact with "civilians" unless they are dying of thirst.
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Just 35 years old, he is dying of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as A.L.S. or Lou Gehrig's disease.
|
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Children are dying of hunger and hospitals don't have the supplies needed to treat even the most basic ailments.
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In the midst of this, Eichner took time off to care for his father, who was dying of leukemia.
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"The people in Venezuela are dying of hunger," Ms. Reyes, who works in a pizza restaurant, added in Spanish.
|
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"We're buying drinking water, people are dying of air pollution, there's water crises, from Delhi to Chennai," he said.
|
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The facility ignored Ng's pleas for help for months as he was dying of liver cancer, the suit said.
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As he lay dying of lung cancer in 1960, Olga was not allowed to see or speak to him.
|
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There was one woman in her forties who lived with her teen-age daughter and was dying of melanoma.
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Now one of them was on her deathbed, crippled with arthritis, refusing food and drink, dying of old age.
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Next thing I knew, there was a benefit party for him at Danceteria because he was dying of AIDS.
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That equates to someone dying of a stroke every 4 minutes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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One of the most popular beauty standards of the era was to look like a person dying of consumption, a.k.a.
|
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His best friend and cousin, Anthony Radziwill, was dying of cancer, his magazine needed funding and his marriage was struggling.
|
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People are already dying of hunger, and another 1 million people are on the brink of famine, UN agencies said.
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Vlahos has just finished a prototype of a chatbot that speaks much like his father, who's dying of lung cancer.
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Data-crunchers have found a link between the negativity of someone's tweets and his risk of dying of heart disease.
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Many people will want to "rage, rage against the dying of the light", as the poet Dylan Thomas put it.
|
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Of those, 4,873 were classified as "natural deaths" — a category that includes people dying of heart attacks and respiratory failure.
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His first novel, Dying of the Light, was followed by a number of other stories set in this distant future.
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The fever was found on a farm that had 639 pigs, with 292 infected and 189 dying of the disease.
|
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The Five Petals of Thought had saved Bridie from dying of despair, helped her make the world a better place.
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At 35, Mr Federer continues to rage against the dying of the light, and still regularly reaches the semi-finals.
|
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Animals are dying of thirst, and the livelihoods of families that rely on sheep or cattle are being wiped out.
|
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In it, he recalled a time when the leukemic children in Freireich's trial were dying of bacterial meningitis during treatment.
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When she was dying of cancer, her schizophrenia worsened, which made caring for her extremely difficult mentally, emotionally, and physically.
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The novel concerns an extremely rich man named Ross Lockhart, whose younger wife, Artis, is dying of a debilitating illness.
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When he was dying of cancer, Leonard asked his old friend and patroness for money for his wife and daughter.
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Her son, a restaurant chef, cycled in and out of jail and rehab before dying of an overdose in 2014.
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They came together to talk about HIV and AIDS—to educate our communities, because our people were dying of AIDS.
|
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A machine doesn't rage against the dying of its little indicator lights, it goes KAPUT, which means "broken" in German.
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The novel's action takes place 40 years later, after Daniel has done his time and is dying of prostate cancer.
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They are dying of colorectal cancer at slightly higher rates than in previous decades, and no one really knows why.
|
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The upshot will likely be more unintended pregnancies, more abortions, more unplanned births — and more women dying of cervical cancer.
|
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Once again, too many Americans are dying of drug overdoses, and too many already vulnerable communities are being torn apart.
|
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In "Nautiloid," a tough-talking older woman dying of colon cancer doesn't want anyone to make a fuss over her.
|
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That raises the question: Would you administer Narcan to a stranger who was dying of an opioid overdose in public?
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Another is about the Jewish pioneer who became despondent, lay down on the tracks and ended up dying of starvation.
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This is a dangerous possibility at a time when more Americans are dying of drug overdose than in car accidents.
|
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Anna also interviewed the family of Chen Min, a woman who was recorded as dying of "severe pneumonia" last week.
|
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With 19733 Americans dying of an overdose each day, the opioid crisis seems terrifying, but it doesn't have to be.
|
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Now an old man dying of cancer, he tells a story in equal measures about historical reconstruction and personal atonement.
|
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"There are a lot of people dying of opioid overdoses who want to donate their organs," Reese told USA TODAY.
|
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She described visiting her husband in the hospital while he was dying of radiation poisoning following the 1986 nuclear disaster.
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I don't know how a book about a woman dying of cancer managed to be so uplifting, but it was.
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My mom was dying of cancer and I was battling panic attacks, so it was a very rough, rough time.
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They include 460,000 children under age of five with the worst form of malnutrition, who risk dying of pneumonia or diarrhea.
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But progressive activist Ady Barkan, who is dying of ALS, also lit a fire under Democrats' seats, calling for swift action.
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Law enforcement subdued the man, but he still managed to shoot himself in the neck, later dying of his own wounds.
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But one 1945 New England Journal of Medicine article reported cases of children dying of acute phosphorous poisoning from eating fireworks.
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Some waited for more than 20 hours in the heat during the gridlock, with dozens suffering and even dying of heatstroke.
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Travelling to Wuhan animal market, eating bat soup, catching coronavirus, contracting pneumonia and dying of liver failure to own the racists.
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My neighbor darkly joked about the irony of an energy reporter dying of a natural gas explosion (I was not amused).
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Over the years, when I learned of relatives back in Kiev dying of cancer, I wondered if Chernobyl was to blame.
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On a detour to Leipzig, the narrator pays a visit to his one-time lover, Marie, who is dying of cancer.
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Most people end up dying of some other complication, but he was so healthy, he went through to the final stages.
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Even before the 2014 stabbing case, the community was dying of natural causes; series were petering out and fans were scattering.
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Imagine having a child during the early 1800s — your infant had a pretty good chance of dying of disease or hunger.
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If 20 percent of households have an extreme lack of food and people are dying of starvation, then famine is declared.
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Transformed by age, by 25 summers now passed, by the inevitable changing of the seasons and the dying of the leaves.
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"As we see more people dying of fentanyl overdoses, you're going to start seeing other things in their system," Kolodny said.
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"I think, frankly, what's happening here is the White House is irritated John McCain is not dying of cancer," says @AnaNavarro.
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"I own a biotechnology company, and I'm dying of a disease whose research I defunded 15 years ago," Delos shoots back.
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Yet he only lived to the age of 43, dying of colon cancer after years of working in the silk mills.
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They include 460,000 children under age five with the worst form of malnutrition who risk dying of pneumonia or diarrhoeal disease.
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Black women are at a greater risk of dying of breast cancer and of suffering from aggressive subtypes of the disease.
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In the first week of her sophomore year, she got a call from home: her father was dying of lung cancer.
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Dying of an overdose, which usually occurs when oxygen cannot reach the brain, does not affect kidney function or other organs.
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"We have more kids dying of flu this year at this time than in the last decade or more," he added.
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If you're raging against the dying of the light, let some sunshine in and take a peek at the answer key.
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If he can perfect the recipe, he just might save the life of his father, who is dying of liver failure.
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First are the Warriors, for whom dying of a "treatable" illness is not acceptable based on strong religious or personal beliefs.
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The state of Alabama has also disputed Harcourt's claim that Hamm is dying of cancer, contending that he is in remission.
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While worrying about my own health, I saw a video about a mother grieving over a little boy dying of cancer.
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More than a dozen people were killed as a direct effect of the storm, with numerous others dying of indirect causes.
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Evidence suggests more men than women are dying of the coronavirus, but COVID-24 is also having specific ramifications on women.
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Looking at questions of how we stop a certain group of people from dying of a certain thing isn't as romantic.
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They murdered millions in religious wars...We can show mercy to those Muslim believers who are dying of hunger or thirst.
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"To continue ordering the armed forces to repress the people is to have more dying of hunger and illness ... ," he said.
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The next day, he had a fever, nausea and was "dying of thirst — like beyond being in the desert," he said.
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Sigmund Freud, dying of mouth cancer, read Balzac's "The Wild Ass's Skin," refusing all painkillers save aspirin to maintain his lucidity.
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Ivette Alicea still tears up, 27 years later, as she recalls how her daughter helped save her from dying of ovarian cancer.
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And despite a life of poor health, Darwin lived to the respectable age of 73, dying of a suspected heart attack. [Deinsea]
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The film also closes in on the "friend dying of AIDS" trope, which was very of-that-moment but hasn't aged well.
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"There's the opioid epidemic that's sweeping across the country, and in fact, many people dying of overdoses have become donors," Klassen said.
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"With one American dying of a drug overdose every nine minutes, enforcing our drug laws is more important than ever," he said.
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"People haven't seen kids dying of measles in a very, very long time and that creates a sort of complacency," Nandy said.
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And I was so shocked in 1991, because on more than one street corner I saw men who were dying of AIDS.
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Howard said she was terrified of dying in her sleep after hearing of other people struggling with anorexia dying of heart failure.
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Exiled and dying of cancer in a Washington hospital in 1976, Mulla Mustafa lamented that he had ever trusted the United States.
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A leading man in dozens of popular, successful films in the 1950s and 1960s, Rock Hudson announced he was dying of AIDS.
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But as far as being sick in bed, it wasn't anything like that"...... "They want to say people are dying of measles.
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She allegedly created GoFundMe accounts and social media pages that said she was dying of cancer and needed money for medical expenses.
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Her choice was both simple and difficult: leave her children by dying of an overdose or leave her children to get sober.
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The report also found that more people were dying of Alzheimer's at home, as opposed to dying in nursing homes or hospitals.
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But she was even less happy about the "solutions" she saw: the anti-aging serums, the dying of hair, even the rhetoric.
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They mean more children dying of pneumonia, malaria, diarrhea, and other infections as their immune systems are compromised by lack of zinc.
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"He's very well respected in Uganda, and he was frustrated that so many women there were dying of unsafe abortion," recalls Carino.
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The parents of a toddler dying of leukemia chose to spare him a second bone-marrow transplant, essentially giving up the fight.
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"If giving water to someone dying of thirst is illegal, what humanity is left in the law of this country?" she continued.
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Its main text is drawn from e-mails that Hersch received from his friend Mary O'Reilly as she was dying of cancer.
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While many Americans are dying of overdoses of heroin, many more are dying from opioid painkillers legally prescribed within the United States.
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In Dog Eat Dog, you're working with Paul Schrader again after Dying of the Light and Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead.
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Inside the car, he found the driver dying of his injuries, and two comrades in the back seat bloodied and in shock.
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This posthumous collection of poems, written as the author was dying, of multiple myeloma, is a gentle but unflinching confrontation with mortality.
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The logbook also revealed that drug users in their 20s and 30s are increasingly dying of heart-valve infections, known as endocarditis.
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A 75-year-old editor, she was dying of a brain tumor and as her body weakened, she grew confused and stuporous.
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"When my husband was dying of cancer, he let me work from home and spend our last hours together," Mr. Morrison said.
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They're seeing that eight Americans are dying of drug overdoses every hour, that their kids are addicted to either smartphones or drugs.
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Working-class men and women like them, of every shade, increasingly are dying of "deaths of despair" — from drugs, alcohol and suicide.
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Children are starving to death and people of all ages are dying of treatable diseases because of the lack of basic medicines.
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"People would be dying of hunger if there weren't Colombian products," she said, washing tomatoes as shoppers streamed by inquiring about prices.
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In my case, I took four years out of my career to care for my mother, who was dying of ovarian cancer.
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At a certain point — possibly when he knew he was dying of lung cancer — medallion-like crabs begin to dot his scenes.
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That year the Republican National Committee chairman, Lee Atwater, dying of a brain tumor, apologized for his race-baiting Willie Horton ads.
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Amid the displays of celebration and pride were hundreds of people dying of AIDS, their partners and friends pushing them in wheelchairs.
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"This case is way bigger than me," said Mr Johnson, who is dying of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, after the first verdict came in.
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The children— ages 4, 5 and 6 — were not the couple's biological children and were close to dying of malnutrition, according to WPXI.
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Venezuela's Miami consulate was closed in 2012 by Chavez, just before his final presidential election before dying of cancer early the following year.
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"Without the Bolsa Familia program, we would be dying of hunger," said Brito, who believes shortages could persist even after the river transfer.
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By then, the sores had become infected and she was taken to a hospital where she spent two weeks before dying of septicemia.
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They were in this really frustrating situation where they had a lot of people they provided services to who were dying of overdoses.
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We have a Q&A with our local reps, but I am dying of thirst and only thinking about lunch at this point.
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One justice questioned if it was involuntary manslaughter to provide a family member dying of pancreatic cancer with sleeping pills to kill themselves.
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Human Rights Watch, along with Iraq Oil Reports, reports incidents of children and adults starving to death or dying of complications from malnutrition.
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"No death is pleasant but dying of smoking is full of suffering," one of those doctors, Christoph Zielinski, told the committee on Tuesday.
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And with more than 52,000 people dying of drug overdoses in 2015, most of them due to opioids, new treatments are needed fast.
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This will probably only happen to you if you're the sheriff dying of lung cancer in the book turned 2016 film, Nocturnal Animals.
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Does the answer depend on whether you're perfectly healthy or have a condition like vision loss or are dying of a degenerative disease?
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She reportedly logged 23 hours of overtime in one month at the news network NHK, before dying of heart failure in July 2013.
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Walter White (Bryan Cranston) of Breaking Bad was a meek man who wanted to make money for his family before dying of cancer.
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Barkan is currently "dying of ALS" but is using his story to help fight for better healthcare for all Americans, not just himself.
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He would say those same words to me just a few years later, as he lay dying of multiple 9/11-related cancers.
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"The way to prevent infants from dying of syphilis is to help women get diagnosed and treated when they are pregnant," Mermin said.
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It was impressively altruistic — but these idealists were oblivious to Pygmy villagers nearby dying of malaria for want of $5 mosquito bed nets.
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In the late 19th century Percival Lowell, an American astronomer, persuaded much of the public that the red planet was dying of desertification.
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Jeff has arrived there to say a temporary goodbye to his stepmother, the archaeologist Artis Martineau, who is dying of several disabling diseases.
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Dr. Drew isn't buying the coroner's report about George Michael dying of natural causes ... because there were too many markers of substance abuse.
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He was frustrated, he said, at the fragmented care that his father, Dwight Conway, received when he was dying of cancer in 2007.
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During the end of the film as he knows he's dying of AIDS, his desire to produce and self-curate is in overdrive.
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We are all dying, of course, banker and bum alike, spending our limited allotment of days, hours and minutes at the same rate.
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The second incident in Cambrils also led to one victim dying of her wounds on Friday morning, bringing the final toll to 15.
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My mother is dying of a rare, aggressive form of cancer and was recently told she has less than a year to live.
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Cows are practically dying of thirst in Switzerland, fires are gobbling up timber in Sweden, the majestic Dachstein glacier is melting in Austria.
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America's 12th president lasted 16 months in office before dying of gastrointestinal distress after eating cherries on the Fourth of July in 1850.
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We are dying of the grief we share with all too many defendants, the helplessness and desolation on the other side of silence.
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We are dying of the grief we share with all too many defendants, the helplessness and desolation on the other side of silence.
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A friend's friend had asked if I could meet the woman, who was dying of cancer and wanted someone to hear her story.
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"That particular creature was dying of starvation, [and it was] far too dangerous to intervene," Mike Gunton, "Dynasties" executive producer, told the BBC.
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While immigrants overall had 22 times the risk of citizens for dying of heat-related causes, among Hispanics that figure was 226 times.
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Hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless, people are dying of starvation and lack of medical care, and millions have fled to neighboring countries.
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Later, when Ms. Bell was dying of cancer, though she had hardly an appetite, she still asked her daughter to cook for her.
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"We're slowly dying of hunger and nobody cares," Nabokov confided to a Paris-based cousin in 19193, shortly before the appeals paid off.
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Waiting for 60 days or longer to get treatment raises the risk of dying of breast cancer over five years by 85 percent.
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Thousands were dying of cholera at the time, but doctors were resigned to the idea that all they could do was treat sick patients.
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He said he hoped the law students could sort out inheritances for his brother, who was dying of cirrhosis at the age of 56.
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There have been cases of women dying of the cold, snake bites, or (most frequently) suffocation from smoke after they light fires for warmth.
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The death toll continued to rise over the next five years to nearly 350,000 people, with many dying of cancers from the radioactive fallout.
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Lawler said that thermometer guns had suggested he was dying of hypothermia as he traveled through West Africa during the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak.
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Residents of Madaya and other Syrian towns are dying of starvation as supplies are held up by political jockeying over the civil war there.
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The number of Americans dying of an overdose involving opioids has quadrupled since 1999, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Child mortality rates are falling, fewer people are dying of HIV/AIDS, and people live about 10 years longer than they did in 1980.
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Today, we know that eating lots of added sugars — in sodas, sweets, and cereal for instance — increases your risk of dying of heart disease.
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"More people are dying of an overdose than anything else under 50 years old, and we're losing about 150 people every day," David says.
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As a gynecologic oncology division director, I treat many patients for ovarian cancer, but far too many women end up dying of their disease.
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She fights with her mom, who is widowed and dying of M.S. Sharma counteracts these dark problems with Maya's funny, quirky, clever narrative style.
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Dozens of teenagers stood by and watched as a 16-year-old boy lay dying of a stab wound, Long Island authorities said Tuesday.
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She is also dying of Stage IV ovarian cancer, but resists conventional treatment, which her worried family understands to be an expression of fear.
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One way or another, if the antibiotic apocalypse comes, and we're all dying of seemingly incurable infections, phages could well come to our rescue.
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About 50 trucks left the capital Damascus, heading towards the rebel-held town where aid workers have received reports of people dying of starvation.
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The council claims this is the first time the odds of dying of an opioid overdose surpass those of dying from a car crash.
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Then he added, "Fifty years ago, people here were dying of malaria, and now we are at 80 percent occupancy," he shook his head.
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Experts say yes, because even when the shot does not prevent you from catching the flu, it may save you from dying of it.
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Sure enough, when another character, young Ippolit, learns that he's dying of consumption, he falls into mortal despair and seeks to hurry his end.
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It stands in contrast to a Viennese season that features women dying of consumption, flinging themselves off buildings, and riding horses into funeral pyres.
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The chaotic middle movement of Mr Biss's chosen Schubert sonata reflects the composer, who was dying of syphilis, going to pieces in rage and terror.
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"If you played any sport, you had a 28% risk reduction of dying of any cause," said Ahmed, who was not involved in the study.
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Somalia famine: 'People are dying of hunger' Somalia, which has suffered from 25 years of conflict, is currently threatened by a famine caused by drought.
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You have one copy of the gene, and you get a heterozygote advantage, an increased fitness because of a lower likelihood of dying of cholera.
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Grateful to be a Canadian doctor in 2018 and have the ability to end the suffering of people dying of this array of horrible diseases.
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The late Samuel Park's The Caregiver follows Mara Alencar, who takes work as an at-home caregiver to a young woman dying of stomach cancer.
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Her aunt went into labor early, and with medical supplies severely limited due to an Israeli-enforced blockade, civilians are dying of ordinarily treatable illnesses.
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And although people are already dying of cocaine-fentanyl combinations in alarming numbers, much of the cocaine supply does not have fentanyl in it — yet.
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Jared Leto also joined the fray, winning the Oscar in 2014 for his performance as a transgender woman dying of AIDS in Dallas Buyer's Club.
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"It broke my heart that even though a woman's life might be saved from HIV/AIDS, she was needlessly dying of cervical cancer," he said.
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But when Cohn was dying of AIDS — at the time a deeply stigmatized illness at a more homophobic period in American life — Trump abandoned him.
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I've asked my colleagues who are oncologists: 'Have you ever heard of a doctor dying of cancer without going to an oncologist at least once?
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In the middle is a wolf riddled with arrows, which refers to Robb Stark dying of multiple arrow wounds at the Red Wedding as well.
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Susie is so proud of Midge's performance, she's almost ready to have her finish the set, even if that means also dying of smoke inhalation.
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And patients, within one lifetime, went from dying of insulin unavailability—Villa-Komaroff's own grandmother died of diabetes—to having it readily produced and available.
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In Texas, a man accused of a series of rapes asked for the firing squad before eventually dying of a drug cocktail earlier this year.
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We got Tha Dogg Pound legend at LAX Thursday, and he reacted to emo rapper Lil Peep dying of what police suspect is an overdose.
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For many people in my life, if they were going through something like dying of ALS, I would keep quiet out of respect for them.
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"We are not even 100 km from Mumbai, the big financial hub, yet we have children dying of hunger," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"There is no way that getting screened for cancer can reduce the risk of dying of causes totally unrelated to screening," Grady said by email.
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"The injured are dying of blood loss because there are no hospitals here," he said, adding that some had been taken to hospitals further away.
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Hoping there was an elixir in the man's blood, Dr. Rosenberg got permission to transfuse some of it into a patient dying of stomach cancer.
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CAM employees endured the criticism, as well as Van Fleet's rats and cockroaches, which escaped their confines, and the smell of felines dying of illness.
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A mobster who helped kill him finally told the police: all right, I'm dying of cancer, I might as well tell you where he's buried.
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When my mother — her grandmother — was dying of breast cancer two years earlier, I had explained everything matter-of-factly, just as the experts recommended.
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In addition, we know from early in the novel that he is dying of cancer and that his body's basic functions are nearly beyond him.
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Both men were chosen only because they were already dying of leukemia or lymphoma and the life-threatening bone-marrow transplants were their only hope.
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But she left college; as the eldest daughter, she was expected to care for her father, who was dying of cancer, and run the laundry.
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An emotional story from a woman separated from her mother in the hospital dying of COVID-19 brought a CNN anchor to tears Monday afternoon.
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The "Traviata" on Friday, a Michael Mayer production, starred Aleksandra Kurzak as Violetta, a gracious courtesan dying of consumption and in love with young Alfredo.
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There's two areas of tragedy: the people dying of overdoses, and the criminals being funded to slaughter each other, as well as their fellow citizens.
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She has written with lucid anger about murder cases, about incidents of sexual harassment, about the experience of caring for a friend dying of cancer.
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A beautiful and charming personality, Ms. Sedgwick turned to injecting LSD and speed and shoplifting sprees before dying of an overdose at 21990 in 21981.
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To estimate average life expectancy, researchers calculated the difference between life expectancy and the average person's likelihood from dying of different diseases at certain ages.
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He added that the deer can also die while locking antlers because they get so entangled that they get stuck and end up dying of starvation.
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There's something similar at play in this 1991 ad for United Colors of Benetton: it pictures a family grieving over a young man, dying of AIDS.
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Evie went home to Illinois, where she lived until 1993, dying of kidney failure at 10, the average age for a healthy dog of her breed.
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She thought it was the humane and safer way for women to regulate their fertility, because she had seen so many women dying of illegal abortions.
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But the more added sugar in your diet, the higher your risk of dying of heart disease, even if your weight is in a healthy range.
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This week, a 30-year-old patient I will call Susan, who is dying of metastatic cancer, told me "I want this little bit of control".
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The film, co-directed by Tom Joslin and Peter Friedman, is Joslin's video diary, shot as he and his partner Mark Massi were dying of AIDS.
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There are few guards and even fewer bars, and the armed sentries appear to be dying of boredom in their watchtowers, the cell blocks wide open.
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"When you're dying of malaria, I suppose you'll look up and see that balloon, and I'm not sure how it'll help you," he told Bloomberg Businessweek.
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" He rattled off the reasons for this rise — suicide, alcoholism and drug overdoses — and then concluded that these white Americans were dying of "a broken heart.
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I currently have six washing baskets and piles that demand my attention… when I'm not resisting violent, intrusive thoughts about my loved ones dying, of course.
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Well, one study from 2016 suggested that people who sleep over eight hours every night might be at higher risk for dying of coronary heart disease.
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"There are so many people around the world dying of heart disease that is likely accelerated due to having low cardiac tissue hormone levels," Gerdes said.
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In light of her loss, Dion – whose brother Daniel is dying of cancer – has cancelled her concerts at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Even in 1888, before supermarkets and freezers and microwaves and Seamless, almost nobody was dying of starvation when it snowed a bunch for a few days.
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And after a few pages of watching Keith drink orange malt liquor, we learn that his "ol lady" is in the hospital, dying of pancreatic cancer.
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Now he fights against the dying of his light, and despite turning 20163 in September, there is still only one team he wants to play for.
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In the latter work, by Margaret Edson, which won the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for drama, Chalfant played Vivian Bearing, an English professor dying of ovarian cancer.
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People apparently are dying of "other causes," she said, and though drug overdoses contribute to the rising rate, they are only partly responsible for the increase.
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A Chinese study found that people with a history of heart disease had a 41% increased risk of dying of a heart attack during the winter.
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Until that moment, I kind of imagined the place as this den of abuse and work and people dying of cancer, radiation, alcohol, and drug abuse.
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The average male life expectancy is 903 years so Jagr is almost as close to dying of old age as he is to his rookie season.
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The type of mistreatment ranged from incidents during transportation, with some animals dying of suffocation, to reports of physical abuse and malpractice in the slaughter process.
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There are two areas of tragedy: The people dying of overdoses, and the criminals being funded to slaughter each other, as well as their fellow citizens.
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"My first wife was staying in California, leaving me a single parent in Jersey… and my father was dying of prostate cancer," he tells me today.
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These foods may be especially important in older adults, who often eat less of these nutrients and are more at risk of dying of Covid-19.
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Child mortality rates are falling, fewer people are dying of HIV/AIDS, and people live an average of 10 years longer than they did in 1980.
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Some have been found rambling along highways or foraging in backyards, or they are discovered on open range, emaciated and dying of thirst, Ms. Collins said.
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When the former N.F.L. lineman Lyle Alzado was dying of brain cancer in 1991, he blamed his many years of steroid and human growth hormone use.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: What, besides more time, would help protect Rohingya refugees from dying of starvation, floods or disease in camps?
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" Mann also claimed Weinstein once threatened her father "with an old school mafia bat beat down -- my father who was dying of cancer at the time.
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She was a typist in the presidential pool when she and Mr. Mugabe began an affair while the president's first wife, Sally, was dying of cancer.
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Abandoned as the Allied front moved north, it now shelters one last casualty, an Englishman slowly dying of burns received in an air crash over Libya.
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"Art is not enough" was the mantra of the collective Gran Fury, in the nineteen-eighties, when tens of thousands of people were dying of AIDS .
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Money has poured into nonprofits in recent years as lawmakers called for action to help treat addiction, with 130 people dying of opioid overdoses every day.
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He said he had come up with the ash-scattering idea in 2012 when his friend, whom he identified as Terry Turner, was dying of cancer.
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In the NFL's fights with former football players dying of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, the League hired the same lawyers, consultants, and lobbyists that Big Tobacco used.
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His brother Robby was arrested in 275 after participating in a botched robbery that ended with the victim dying of a gunshot wound to the shoulder.
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"They were dying of fear," said Abu Malek, describing how a small group of fighters had threatened him to get out of his house at gunpoint.
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The story of Ned's public efforts is mirrored in his private effort to save his lover, Felix, a closeted New York Times writer dying of AIDS.
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"Nobody can be indifferent to the fact that people are still dying of measles," German health minister Hermann Gröehe told the Bild newspaper, according to Reuters.
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The baby may have had pneumonia when it received a Zolgensma infusion, he said, and was diagnosed with five separate viral infections before dying of respiratory sepsis.
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"There was a picture of a man who looked just like my uncle Alan who was in a hospital bed dying of Hep C — supposedly," she shared.
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Over 6.7 million people contracted the measles in 2017, with 110,000 dying of the virus, WHO said in their report, released with the Centers for Disease Control.
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"I knew his dad was dying of cancer, so I called the school to see what we could pull together," clinical nurse manager Sandy Duncan tells PEOPLE.
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There was also a 0.6% increased risk of young people dying of HIV/AIDS or sexually transmitted infections from 1990 to 2017 in southern sub-Saharan Africa.
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Some studies have even found that drinking coffee may reduce your risk of dying of an early death from any disease, by as much as 64 percent.
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But all of that paled in comparison to the couple's pain and sadness as they cared for John's cousin Anthony Radziwill, who was then dying of cancer.
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Musiy Rishin told The Guardian that his landlords started trying to evict him last year, while his son was living with him and dying of colon cancer.
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If people dying of AIDS or facing discrimination can channel their outrage into political action, why shouldn't the 49 victims gunned down on Sunday become political symbols?
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Mercury didn't want to be a "poster boy" for AIDS, staying quiet about his HIV status until days before dying of complications in 1991 at age 45.
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One 2014 study found that about half the patients involved who suffered from schizophrenia, depression, and bipolar disorder actually ended up dying of a tobacco-related disease.
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When a family member was dying of colon cancer—and given strict orders to not eat or drink—Caplan had no qualms with bringing him a beer.
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From 21993 to 230, there were three major attempts on his life, one of which left him cradling a bodyguard dying of a gunshot meant for López.
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Opinion When my father was dying of pancreatic cancer last summer, I often curled up with him in the adjustable hospital bed set up in his bedroom.
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Even though I dumped him for the visiting art professor, he dropped everything to drive me home when my 45-year-old mother lay dying of alcoholism.
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But a few years ago, after sitting with a friend who was dying of cancer, she realized that she was unsatisfied with the American way of death.
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According to these studies, a 55-year-old man has about a 0.6 percent chance of dying of prostate cancer over the next 10 to 15 years.
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"If all of these social factors were there, and we didn't have the supply of drugs, of course people would not be dying of overdoses," Volkow said.
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The 25-year-old said he was haunted by the images of people dying of hunger in front of him in the long-besieged town of Madaya.
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When my mother was dying of cancer at age 44, she put together a list of eligible women for my father to consider as a future wife.
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Dying of leukemia in 3003, Susan Sontag carried "Don Quixote" with her to radiation treatments, and blitzed through "Persepolis" in her hospital bed at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
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Gay characters tended to be either dying of AIDS or were sort of a punchline, or were portrayed in a way that felt very sexually lascivious, perhaps.
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We took a colleague in healthcare and we just lived in Saudi for a while and understood that women were dying of stage-four breast cancer. Why?
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"No, man, I come here on a daily basis unless I have a very important party or I'm dying of a hangover," the tamalero explains and starts laughing.
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Even writing that brings a smile to my face which means my quest to rage against the dying of the light is already off to a good start.
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Kline says it's not chronic pain patients who are dying of pill overdoses, but rather "a group of heroin addicts" who take the pills illicitly to get high.
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The singer, who is dying of terminal cancer, got a bedside visit from the pastor who married her and Rory and the couple shared the image on Facebook.
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Caughman, a 66-year-old black man who'd been collecting cans for recycling, staggered into a police station a block away, before collapsing and dying of his injuries.
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"He's dying of prostate cancer," Bell told the host of Shepard's stepfather, who has since died, in May (his biological father died of lung cancer five years ago).
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I realized while I am dancing that they had absolutely no idea who I was so I just turned around and walked back to Jack dying of embarrassment.
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They have besieged civilian areas, prevented life-saving aid from reaching people who are starving to death, and dying of illnesses that could be treated with basic medicine.
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"Seat-belt use was more common by then, and fewer Americans were dying of head injuries, depriving transplantation of its most reliable sources of pristine organs," Reynolds explained.
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LONDON — An 23-year-old war veteran has been inundated with job offers after his ad looking for work to save him from "dying of boredom" went viral.
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Globally maternal deaths have nearly halved since 1990 - falling to 216 women dying of maternal causes per 100,000 live births in 2015 from 9003 per 100,000 in 1990.
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"Always travel with a high strain probiotic, and hydrate like you're dying of thirst – because even if you're not, for your body – the thirst is real," she said.
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The conflict in Yemen has led to a humanitarian crisis, with thousands of civilians being killed and others dying of famine as the country has faced a blockade.
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Right to Try isn't just for older patients dying of cancer — it is for patients, young and old, suffering from all manner of disease, who have no hope.
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A combination of factors, all related to poverty, mean the percentage of babies dying of sepsis has barely fallen since 2000 despite improvements in the health care system.
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The movie stitches together interviews shot over many years, including a conversation between the two men that Ms. Dillingham filmed as Mr. Leary was dying of prostate cancer.
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You wrote the song "End of the Rainbow," which appears on the new album, for Robin, though he never told you directly that he was dying of cancer.
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It does seem clear that older people — particularly those older than 80 — and those with chronic medical conditions are in the riskiest group for dying of Covid-19.
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When an earlier lover, Jonathan West, was dying of AIDS, he saw how marijuana eased the nausea and pain Mr. West felt from the medications he was taking.
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In overflowing camps in eastern Syria, the wives and children of ISIS fighters who fled the last shreds of ISIS territory are dying of exposure, malnutrition and sickness.
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In 1998, with 250,000 of its citizens dying of AIDS each year, South Africa's Parliament legalized the suspension of drug patents so the government could import generic drugs.
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The California Medical Facility in Vacaville set up a hospice decades ago during the AIDS crisis, which now houses more inmates dying of old age diseases, officials said.
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In states like Wisconsin, where hundreds of people are dying of opioid overdoses every year, candidates are talking about drugs in stump speeches, on Facebook and in ads.
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"Today we are facing the worst drug crisis in American history, with one American dying of a drug overdose every nine minutes," Sessions said at a press conference.
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Ady Barkan, one of the country's most prominent Medicare for All advocates who is dying of terminal ALS, made a similar plea as he endorsed Warren on Wednesday.
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Malnutrition is rampant; people are dying of easily treatable diseases because many of the drugs listed as essential by the World Health Organization are not available in Venezuela.
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In an ideal world, no one would be addicted to drugs, but supporters of safe injection sites say that techniques like these could keep people from dying of overdose.
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"There is substantial epidemiological evidence that long-term exposure to air pollution increases the risk of these events and even of dying of cardiovascular disease," Pope told Reuters Health.
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Someone invented the hoary old non-joke "we're all dying" as a reply to people bemoaning a stomachache or employing idiomatic "dying of" expressions—of hunger, or of laughter.
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"After today's payment of financial debt, the social debt remains unpaid, with a population dying of hunger, stricken by illnesses, and hopeless," said opposition lawmaker and economist Jose Guerra.
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In "Catastrophic Molt," Cissy's mother, dying of melanoma, grooms a massive elephant seal, forging an unlikely bond and stripping him of both his dead skin and his migratory instinct.
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That is, there is moderate certainty of the test reducing the chance of men dying of prostate cancer, but many men will experience potential harms simply from the screening.
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The bottom line: "If you ask me, the number-one priority must be to ensure that people stop dying of a disease that is entirely curable," Alonso told Maxmen.
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This is the question sociologist and psychiatrist Jonathan Metzl tries to answer in his new book, Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland.
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The country was one of three West African states at the center of the outbreak, with more than 2,500 people in Guinea dying of Ebola in 2014 and 2015.
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Coates testified he was dying of cancer because the procedure was delayed at several VA facilities, including the William Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
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The story of Gaétan Dugas, a flight attendant wantonly spreading HIV before dying of AIDS, was popularized by the 1987 book And the Band Played On by Randy Shilts.
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The policy change, for the virulent drug-resistant germ Candida auris, came as the C.D.C. reported that more people are dying of drug-resistant infections than it previously estimated.
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Ms. Largay, a retired nurse from Tennessee, had survived nearly a month on her own — longer than many old backwoods hands thought possible — before dying of exposure and starvation.
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But she was well on her way to becoming a hard-living, hippie blues-rock mama before dying of a heroin overdose in 1970 at the age of 27.
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It's not much, but since many of the show's stars haven't had any comments on the matter, having this sip of tea is better than dying of BiP thirst.
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My friends Herbert Maurer and Letha Mills, long-married oncologists, boldly renewed their vows before a crowd of family and friends during the months Herb was dying of cancer.
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A blue-collar Democrat while in office, he later became a Republican and ran unsuccessfully two more times before dying of a heart attack in 1991 at age 70.
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Alexander Graham Bell invented the first metal detector in 1881 in an unsuccessful attempt to locate the fatal slug as President James Garfield lay dying of an assassin's bullet.
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Dido is a tragic role: the widowed queen of Carthage, who falls in love with Aeneas, a Trojan prince, only to be abandoned, dying of grief at the end.
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Chocolate consumption was associated with a 21% lower risk of stroke, a 29% lower risk of developing heart disease and a 45% lower risk of dying of heart disease.
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And is the terror of doing extra time in prison for helping your friends get drugs really a deterrent if you aren't too worried about dying of overdose yourself?
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But he knew that he was dying of cancer when he made ''You Want It Darker,'' which bestows the work with both a dismal grandeur and a somber authority.
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Red Century Toward the end of his life, dying of Lou Gehrig's disease, Mao Zedong claimed two achievements: leading the Communist revolution to victory and starting the Cultural Revolution.
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I will never forget a woman then who tried to give me her 4-year-old son because she was dying of AIDS and her husband had already died.
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For patients dying of end-stage disease, be it cancer, heart disease or something else, even the best hospitals are unlikely to be able to "fix" the underlying problem.
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Extra cases of cancer were the chief reason for the higher death rate, with 3.1 percent of aspirin users dying of cancer versus 2.3 percent in the control group.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 8%Summary: "Dying of the Light" is a dramatic thriller in which a terminally ill CIA agent named Evan Lake (Cage) is forced into retirement early.
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"You forgot the children dying of cancer," deadpanned Kimberly Guilfoyle, who was at one point rumored to be a possible replacement for Sean Spicer as the president's press secretary.
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One night in September, as my father lay dying of colon cancer and vascular dementia in an Atlanta hospice, I sat by his bedside holding his cold, freckled hand.
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Part of this is a good thing: Fewer people are dying of infectious diseases like HIV and malaria, and hence the proportion of deaths from heart disease goes up.
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Dr. Schillinger began his career at the hospital in the 1990s in the throes of the AIDS crisis, when nearly half of his patients were dying of the disease.
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Any number of these threats could be completely serious, but that's so far beyond my control, it's like worrying about dying of an aneurysm or getting hit by a comet.
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It's been a life rich in independence and great neighbors, the sort who once kept reselling a white leghorn rooster to raise money for a friend dying of brain cancer.
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Life Sentence picks up after the "I do" of its heroine Stella Abbott (Hale), who married a charming British man she bares knows because she was dying of terminal cancer.
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Dying of thirst, Thomasine is attacked by a squealing creature (that damn pig-man again?), but is saved at the last minute by Lady Gaga feeding her a bleeding heart.
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This custom, known today as the Dog Carrying Festival, is based on a legend about a dog who led the first settlers to water when they were dying of thirst.
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On the seventh night that my mother was in hospice care, dying of a blood infection that doctors said would soon stop her heart, I suddenly awakened at 3 a.m.
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Ultimately diagnosed as "dying of sorrow", and pumped up with Captorix, a new-generation anti-depressant that encourages the production of serotonin but also suppresses libido, he decides to "disappear".
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Pitchfork published some of the most epic rhymes by the diminutive, 69-year-old rapper and lyricist who spit serious magic on the mic before dying of complications from diabetes.
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"I firmly believe 50, 100 even 1,000 years from now, there will be people dying of cancer; however, I do believe that we can do better" to fight the disease.
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The woman, a fishmonger who vomited multiple times at a market in Uganda on July 11 before dying of Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo, the WHO said on Wednesday.
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In fact, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States with one out of four or more than 600,000 Americans dying of heart disease each year.
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Though Harch believes that the cold water in the pool was protective, Sempsrott said that "overwhelmingly," most people who fall into cold water are simultaneously dying of hypothermia and drowning.
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I know a lot of people are dying of cardiovascular issues, of diabetes, this, that and the other, and so we'd prefer to focus on those things much, much more.
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Attention spans are down, with users watching a maximum 30 seconds of video, as compared to a time where we could stomach two minutes of video without dying of boredom.
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African-Americans and Hispanics are dying of fentanyl overdoses at a faster rate than white people, according to a new analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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"There are people dying for lack of medicine, children dying of malnutrition and others dying because there are no medical personnel," said Dr. Yamila Battaglini, a surgeon at the hospital.
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Many hurricane victims haven't been included in that number due to their causes of death not being properly recorded or "being cataloged as dying of natural deaths," Yulín Cruz said.
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Many hurricane victims were not included in the official count because the cause of death was improperly recorded or they were "cataloged as dying of natural deaths," Yulín Cruz said.
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At that time, nearly 240,215 Africans were dying of AIDS every day because they could not afford H.I.V. medications, for which Western drug companies charged up to $1003,2100 a year.
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Grammy never knew the exact reason, but she told me more about how they ended up in Boone County as she sat in her West Madison home dying of cancer.
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While Kraft shuttled back and forth to Boston, where his wife, Myra, was dying of ovarian cancer, he maintained a direct line of communication with leaders of the players' union.
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While Franklin County usually has one or two overdose deaths in a day, Ortiz said on Facebook, one 26-hour period in September 2019 saw 10 people dying of overdoses.
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While the diagnosis sounds bleak -- Shannen says she's "dying of stage 4 terminal cancer" -- Scott says there are all kinds of things she can do ... surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, etc. .
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She'd also found it in an obituary that a Massachusetts mother, Beth O'Rourke, had composed for herself while she was dying of cancer, and she included a link to it.
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Even then, more than 10,000 people a year were dying of prescription painkiller overdoses in the US. In response, the government moved to limit how easily people could abuse prescriptions.
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The atrocity occurred as Turkey deported mass numbers of Armenians from eastern Anatolia to the Syrian desert, with many being killed or dying of disease or starvation along the way.
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It is Trump and Republicans killing it softly and behind the scenes and then cleaning the crime scene with bleach and screaming that ObamaCare is dying of its own failures.
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For example, disabled people experience environmental ableism—like being denied straws or inhalers under the guise of climate activism—and are also most at-risk for dying of the coronavirus.
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" Toward the end, as Anton struggles to break from Buddy, Lennon blesses him with a rock baptism: "A year ago you were dying of malaria in a rancid hospital bed.
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Now, read the first section of the article, "As Venezuela Collapses, Children Are Dying of Hunger," (stop when you get to 'So Many Children') and answer the following questions: 1.
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"The most terrible experience during my childhood was witnessing my father's suffering and ultimately dying of TB. I too was infected," Li said in an interview with Forbes in 2010.
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Or when my mother was dying of breast cancer, and the authorities offered me a choice: Visit her—for all of 226 minutes—before she died, or attend her funeral.
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If the death of cinema is a contestable thesis — a weary claim that often radiates a myopic atavism — then the death, or dying, of film culture is nearly a commonplace.
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The first Saw movie introduced the anonymous and terrifying Jigsaw killer, and by the end of the movie we learn that it's John Kramer, a misdiagnosed patient dying of terminal cancer.
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The number of Americans dying of heart disease increased last year for the first time in more than a decade, delivering a wake-up call to the medical and scientific communities.
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Barkan, who is dying of ALS, was added as a witness amid complaints first reported by HuffPost that the original witness list did not include strong proponents of Medicare for All.
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"There's still way too many people dying of AIDS, still too many kids being born with HIV, and so we are continuing to press really hard," Cook said in the interview.
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The fact that The Dying of the Light appears to have been filmed miles from civilization where there's absolutely no light pollution certainly helped set the mood for this short film.
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The chart above shows that as the asteroids get larger, your chances of dying of anything other than wind increase, but the wind would still the No. 1 cause of death.
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Confirmed cases of a rare, polio-like illness affecting mostly children are now up to 62 nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control confirmed Tuesday, with one child dying of the disease.
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Joey, 40, who is dying of terminal cancer, has been in a "deep sleep" at the Indiana home where the family has been staying, according to her husband's recent blog post.
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Between this new development and poop-catching swimsuits, we're well on our way to learning everything there is to know about baby sea turtles, or dying of cute in the process.
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Side effects were few and minor, including nausea, headache, and some residual anxiety (many of these patients are dying of cancer, so shrooms shouldn't be expected to alleviate all emotional stress).
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As far as I knew at that age, I was one of the only gay people in the world besides people who were dying of bubonic illnesses in the big cities.
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Something I've been wondering about—every week in the workroom this season, we've seen people talking about, like, losing their parents, or their friends dying of AIDS, or body image issues.
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Polio can result in death or permanent disability; I survived the virus, which attacks the nervous system, at a time and place when one in five children were dying of it.
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I was just thinking of Allen Barnett, who lived to publish one book of stories, 2000's "The Body and Its Dangers," before dying of AIDS a year later at 21978.
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Not well, since Cosima revealed last episode that Westmoreland is a fraud — he's not over a hundred years old, but rather is dying of old age, just like a regular person.
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The Farewell is all about a lie: A family conspires to hide from their beloved matriarch the fact that she is dying of cancer, so as to spare her the sorrow.
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The procedure was a last resort for the London patient, who was dying of blood cancer and received a bone marrow transplant from a donor with an HIV-resistant genetic mutation.
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"You need to know how many people are dying of a disease," said Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy, a Washington-based health policy research organization.
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Movements launched out of the images of Eric Garner uttering his last words—"I Can't Breathe"—before dying of asphyxiation when a New York Police officer put him in a chokehold.
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The choir director's end is not a happy one; it is implied that he is dying of AIDS, after separating from Pearson over the latter's insistence that homosexuality is a sin.
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Although her Carnegie Hall performance seemed to signify a new leaf for the five-times married star, Garland eventually succumbed to her demons, dying of a barbiturate overdose at just 47.
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But last month she went silent, after a post about a hard-working young man dying of cancer started a national discussion about inequality and also led to accusations of inaccuracies.
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Dr. Lynch liked to tell the story of how he got interested in cancer genetics: When he was a medical resident, he saw a patient who was dying of colon cancer.
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He has won international prizes for his work, which has included images of people dying of H.I.V. in the Chinese countryside, life in polluted mining towns, and waterways blighted with waste.
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Ms. Ringwald, playing Aurora, does stage that memorable fit when a recalcitrant nurse is dilatory in giving her daughter, Emma (Hannah Dunne), dying of cancer, a shot to ease her pain.
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Genetic factors can have a huge impact on people's chances of dying of heart disease, and it has long been thought that those factors are almost always outside of one's control.
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Even today, middle-aged people tell stories of how their parents would cut a gash in a camel's neck and force them to drink the blood to avoid dying of thirst.
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I would have paid whatever it cost to send in that SPILE Katniss and Peeta (when they needed to tap a tree to avoid dying of thirst.) Okay, I admit it.
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If babies between 2338 month and 2000 year of age were put to sleep on their stomachs, the risk of dying of SIDS doubled, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Then, in 1987, Sala Burton, the incumbent congresswoman from San Francisco who was dying of cancer, summoned Ms. Pelosi to her bedside and asked her to run to fill her seat.
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A group called The Fore in the highlands of New Guinea were dying of this horrible neurological disease called Kuru, which it was determined was caused by eating contaminated human flesh.
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As in real life, he is gay, deeply closeted, dying of AIDS—which, even in his final months, he insists to the public is liver cancer—and accused of rampant ethical violations.
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This ecological disruption may sound like a good deal for moose at first, but a similar population boom during the 1990s led to thousands of moose dying of starvation in the winter.
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Of course if you're in the desert and you run out of water it is possible to die of dehydration, but it's not something people are dying of on the athletic field.
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She's dying of breast cancer, as shown in the panel above, and wielding the powers of the Thunder God inhibits the chemotherapy treatments she needs to defend her body against the disease.
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Which brings us to… As he's dying of cancer in the Fukunaga-Palmer script, Mike's father, Leroy, recounts the awful night the Black Spot was burned down — and we see it all.
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The songs were great, too, and we got to play them live, at a Suicide tribute set at a benefit for our bandmate Clare Amory who was sick and dying of cancer.
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Bodley Head; £173A young neurosurgeon, dying of cancer, examines his life, especially the gift of language, the parts of the brain that control it and its centrality to what makes us human.
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Then when technical problems with his student loans led to him missing the first day of classes the following school year, Alex relapsed — dying of a deadly heroin overdose in August 2005.
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At the time, the United Nations said it had received "credible reports" of people dying of starvation and that Syria had agreed to allow aid convoys into it and other besieged cities.
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The WHO also said a Congolese fisherwoman traveled across the border to Uganda to sell fish on July 11, where she vomited numerous times before returning to Congo and dying of Ebola.
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There, she can steal the Holy Grail from the Vril to save the human race — and more specifically, her mother Renate (Julia Dietze), who's dying of some sort of unspecified plot disease.
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"Every day, women, men and children are dying of the Ebola virus and it is becoming too easy to forget that the ever-climbing case numbers are people," she said in part.
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But on the other end of the spectrum, you have girls barely over the cusp of puberty selling themselves in the street for pennies, or dying of venereal diseases they can't prevent.
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Evarts, described by historian Jon Meacham as "one of the great American moral figures" of his time, wore himself out in the Cherokee's cause, dying of tuberculosis before their fate was decided.
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When, in 2011 the small Texas town experienced one of its worst droughts in history, the 100-year old oaks were dying of thirst, the wells were dry and the fields scorched.
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McDonagh's ear is cocked, instead, for the noise of human dissonance, and never is the clash more jarring than when Willoughby explains to Mildred that he's dying of cancer, and dying fast.
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According to the American Cancer Society, a woman's risk of developing ovarian cancer in her lifetime is one in 75, and the risk of dying of ovarian cancer is one in 100.
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"The encouraging point is that cancer mortality continues to go down, particularly for men, but the tough part is, we're still seeing over 600,000 Americans dying of cancer every year," he said.
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Just as I don't believe Belize, Andrew Garfield, too cut to be dying of AIDS , engages too much in the limp-wristed school of acting—lots of squealing and literal limp wrists.
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"If somebody is dying of a long-term illness and you put a gun to their head, the cause of death is still the gunshot wound, not the terminal illness," Davis said.
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His mom was his biggest supporter — and didn't tell him she was dying of cancer In deep contrast to his father, Hart's mother was a constant source of support in his life.
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Jonathan M. Metzl directs the Center for Medicine, Health, and Society at Vanderbilt University and is the author of Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland.
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Julia Crabbe's family wants to know why Montae Nicholson did NOT call 911 when she was dying of a drug overdose -- and they went to FedEx Field on Sunday to get answers.
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"There are no words to capture the horror of a seven-year-old girl dying of dehydration in U.S. custody," Hillary Clinton, who unsuccessfully challenged President Trump in 2016, wrote on Twitter.
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" Similarly, a state legislator in Texas who supports a pending bill making exemptions easier to obtain said people weren't dying of measles in America because of "antibiotics and that kind of stuff.
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This extremism is exemplified by characters like Bruce Ritz, an English fashion photographer dying of AIDS, and Odele Iodine, the recently blind owner of Bar Bazukha and a faded lesbian rock star.
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"Lotem Finkelstein, a threat researcher at the Israel-based company, noted that the hackers used "new servers and new tools throughout January and February" as if "people are not dying of coronavirus.
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So I allowed myself to give a pompous little lecture about all the thousands of people dying of influenza — and the thousands more who will die before the flu season is over.
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It's true that the links between our carbon emissions and any particular drought are convoluted, but over all, climate change is as palpable as a wizened, glassy-eyed child dying of starvation.
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When Ben Wald, 75, was dying of cancer in 153, he wanted to use Oregon's Death with Dignity Act to receive a prescription for a lethal medication that would end his life.
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Nonprofit organizations and experts have warned that thousands of women and children remain stranded in squalid camps, suffering from, and dying of, malnutrition, disease, and in the winter, exposure to the cold.
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This means that the megalodon extinction is not immediately related to the mass dying of seals, walruses, sea cows, porpoises, dolphins and whales around 1 to 2.5 million years ago, said Boessenecker.
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Two weeks after his marathon performance of "A 24-Decade History" in Brooklyn, he returned to California, where he grew up, to care for his mother, who was dying of breast cancer.
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I remember going to Saudi Arabia really early in my career at a time when women don't go to Saudi Arabia, but we found women were dying of stage-four breast cancer.
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When my father was dying of lung cancer in 1995, hospice recommended "Final Gifts," a book by hospice nurses about how the dying let us know what they need for a good death.
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Streep and Cazale spent the summer of 1977 filming the movie together in Steubenville, Ohio, all while Cazale was dying of bone cancer — a diagnosis they kept from the rest of the cast.
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At stake is the very survival of Alice's friend the Mad Hatter (Depp), who's dying of depression and regret over his missing family, the specifics of their fate a tormenting mystery for him.
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Just two days after her beloved husband René Angélil died from throat cancer at 73, her older brother, Daniel Dion, 59, followed him, dying of brain, throat and tongue cancer back in Montreal.
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"Sleigh bells ring / Are you listening / In the lane / Snow is glistening / A beautiful sight / We're happy tonight / Walking in a winter wonderland," he writes before dying of the illness a year later.
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Researchers investigated how different varieties of grapes reacted to drought conditions: they spun the stems in a centrifuge and left the vines without water to find out when they start dying of dehydration.
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Two months ago, 92-year-old Jean Roper of Trussville, Alabama, was dying of kidney failure and doctors told her children and grandchildren that it was time for them to say their goodbyes.
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According to statistics maintained by the group, an average of 298 people have been shot in the United States each day over the past five years, with 90 people dying of their injuries.
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It's set in the mid-80s, and there's something incredible about the resilience of young people in the mid-80s at a moment where you turned around and everyone was dying of AIDS.
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"In fairness to Mike, Danielle's mother was dying of cancer when they were dating," the family friend said, according to newly obtained records from the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office obtained by WFTV.
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"4 Degrees" took violent climate change imagery — think animals dying of thirst, starvation, and pure heat — and turned it into fodder for parades and rallies, nesting it within a massive Hudson Mohawke arrangement.
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Jonathan M. Metzl directs the Center for Medicine, Health, and Society at Vanderbilt University and is author of Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland (Basic Books).
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A supervised injection facility would likely bring more financial and life-saving benefits to a city like Baltimore, which has a higher percentage of needle users dying of heroin overdoses, the authors write.
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The second thing is that ... And with all due respect, because it is a big issue for a lot of people, I don't know that many people that are dying of dental issues.
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But you can only stand a couple of minutes outside before dying of exposure, and as the storm worsens, it becomes harder and harder to even move, let alone see where you're going.
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With more people dying of fentanyl overdoses now than ever before, according to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), figuring out where that fentanyl is coming from will be critical to keeping people safe.
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"The TB cases are going up, and people are still dying of the disease, yet it can't be cured because there is no one to force them to finish their drugs," Misoi said.
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To properly assess the costs of health care, just boil the transaction down to its essence: If your child is dying of thirst, how much will you pay for a glass of water?
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When she learns that her onetime fiancé, Lord Merton, is dying of pernicious anemia and kept prisoner in his own home, she barges in with Violet and practically airlifts the poor fellow out.
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"Letters to Anne" ends in September 1995, when the president is dying of prostate cancer, which he had had since the early '80s — for years keeping that, too, a secret from the public.
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It's such a meditative idea, a fish tank, but they're a somewhat mystifying responsibility as it always seems that these little fish are on the verge of either starving or dying of gluttony.
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Dying of TB is a miserable way to go: Once inhaled, the bacteria that cause the disease eat away at the lungs — literally consume them — replacing healthy tissue with blood and liquid waste.
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The Princeton economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton, a 2015 Nobel Prize recipient, say such men are dying of drug overdoses, drink-induced liver disease and suicide — what they call deaths of despair.
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" And it made me think, maybe I have this at the top of my head because I interviewed him yesterday, but Jonathan Metzl of Vanderbilt University has written the book "Dying of Whiteness.
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But the data were clear and the implications were alarming: Women who were trauma patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital were in considerably greater danger of dying of preventable blood clots than men. Why?
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Given the film's story — about Julián (Ricardo Darín), an actor dying of cancer in Madrid, and Tomás, an old friend (Javier Cámara) who visits him for four days — it must have been tempting.
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Before the allied forces could arrive, tens of thousands of weakened prisoners were forced to march in the dead of winter, with an estimated 15,000 shot or dying of cold, hunger and illness.
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This, I assume, is why Margaret Edson ended her Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Wit," with a professor's tenderly reading the book to her protégée, who lies dying of cancer in a hospital bed.
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Prosecutors said Barbara Frantz, 52, was identified as the shooter by her estranged husband, Gary Frantz, as he lay dying of six gunshot wounds in the parking lot of his apartment complex on Jan.
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HAMPTON, N.H. — The former Democratic front-runner, Joe Biden, gave two public speeches Sunday, and at both events he told the moving story of a supporter, Gene, who's dying of Stage 4 prostate cancer.
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Gavin Wood, the cofounder of multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency project Ethereum, wrote a graphic blog post in 2013 in which he described having sex with an 11- or 21998-year-old girl dying of AIDS.
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The outcome is what you would expect: Before the federal government forced desegregation in hospitals, more than six times as many Black babies were dying of diarrhea and pneumonia than white infants in Mississippi.
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Truth be told, what I really want to read is Hoffman's memoir, Hospital Time (219.95), about caring for a friend dying of AIDS, but the library has it and won't even loan it out.
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In 2015, five teenagers, all aged 16 and 20153, were convicted of perverting the course of justice after dumping their dying friend on a back road because he was dying of a drug overdose.
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Despite this year's protracted duration, last winter's 19-week season was marked as the deadliest in at least the last 40 years, with approximately 80,000 Americans dying of the flu and complications last season.
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In 2011, Horne worked with renowned forensic sculptor Frank Bender, known for helping law enforcement identify previously unidentifiable remains, and Bender, dying of cancer at the time, did his last bust of John Doe.
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Lara's skill tree now includes the option to craft arrows from neurotoxins extracted from frogs and beetles, when fired at an enemy they'll lose control and turn on their allies before dying of suffocation.
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" But he was told by the Vice President's staff that because Job Biden's other son, Beau, was dying of cancer, "there was no further bandwidth to deal with family related issues at that time.
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In Sierra Leone, Dahl and her colleagues were convinced that many people were dying of Ebola for the same reason that they were dying in childbirth: the lack of a functional health-care system.
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That's when an articulate 2628-year-old woman dying of brain cancer, Brittany Maynard, set the end-of-life choice movement ablaze by moving from California to Oregon to access medical aid in dying.
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Tuberculosis now kills more people around the world than AIDS, according to the W.H.O.: 4,100 a day, compared with 3,300 dying of AIDS, making tuberculosis the leading infectious cause of death in the world.
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We complement that work with a focus on global health, which began after Bill and Melinda took a trip to Africa and saw children dying of diseases that could have been prevented with vaccines.
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He fell into Tova's arms, hugging and kissing her, and pretended he was dying of a surfeit of lust, then began joking with her about some poet and literary critic I'd never heard of.
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The government there has tried to keep us out and has attacked our correspondents for their reporting because there is something it doesn't want you to know: Infants in Venezuela are dying of malnutrition.
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To the Editor: As my wife was dying of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease), I grew to want to hear the phrase "What can I do for you?" from those who contacted me.
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On the surface, a 60-year-old man dying of a heart attack might not be shocking ... but John's death comes amidst a bizarre and troubling trend of American tourists dying in D.R. hotels.
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He was trying to figure out why some new mothers were dying of a mysterious illness when one of his friends died of an infection after being cut with a scalpel during an autopsy.
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"Most of these patients are really dying of systemic organ failure — the first effect is the strain on the heart, then the kidneys can start to fail, then the liver can fail," Mortman said.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Too many people are still contracting HIV and dying of AIDS-related illnesses due to stigma and a lack of access to information and testing, Elton John said on Monday.
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But unlike the still lifes of the 17th century — so heavily freighted with moral sensibility, favoring the eternal kingdom over earthly delights — these recent tableaus suggest a rage against the dying of the light.
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Surveillance of drug resistance is spotty, but it appears that "many people are dying of infections" in Middle Eastern conflicts, said Susan Elden, a health adviser on Syria for Britain's Department for International Development.
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For McGinley — who came out after a period in his late teens spent looking after an older brother dying of AIDS — making and showing the prints the first time around was a liberating experience.
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One of these was led by then lieutenant colonel Hugo Chávez who would go on to win elections in 1999 and, before dying of cancer in 2013, hand pick Nicolás Maduro as his successor.
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Many are looking to see if they will point the finger at the late Joe Paterno, the legendary head football coach who fell from grace amidst this scandal, just weeks before dying of lung cancer.
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Ohio attorney general Mike DeWine echoed Ingram's concerns last week, and warned that even when overdose victims are given naloxone and brought to the hospital, they still risk dying of an overdose after they're discharged.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - A hard-headed hospital nun who disobeyed doctor's orders saved the life of Pope Francis some six decades ago when he risked dying of pneumonia, the pope reveals in a new book.
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He said the steps were an attempt by the agency to toughen its response to the crisis, in which tens of thousands of Americans were addicted to the prescription painkillers and were dying of overdoses.
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As recently as 2013, the wanna-be hit console Ouya ill-advisedly tried to pander to this demographic when it encouraged players to "GET SOME" of a game about a young child dying of cancer.
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A 35-year-old Canadian woman composed her own obituary before dying of cancer this month, taking the chance to thank loved ones and assure them she lived nothing short of a "damn good" life.
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This Is Us fans have long known that patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) would meet his maker, as he did in Sunday night's episode, dying of smoke inhalation after escaping a Crock-Pot-caused blaze.
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These people didn't appear at increased risk for dying of cardiovascular causes during the study period compared with patients reporting no emotional distress, but did have a 46% greater risk of dying from other causes.
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Richard Barrett, former coordinator of the United Nations al Qaeda/Taliban Monitoring Team, estimates that your odds of dying of a terrorist attack in the US from 2007 to 2011 were one in 20 million.
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Rates have been consistently and significantly higher for males than females throughout the years, increasing from about 8 men dying of an overdose per 100,000 in 1999 to about 29 men per 100,000 in 0003.
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With his crops failing and his animals dying of thirst, Mahiuddin left Kolari village, in an area under Taliban control, for the more stable province of Herat, joining some 223,000 people displaced in western Afghanistan.
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Venezuela has the world's worst inflation, murderous violence has made it one of the most dangerous places on earth, malnutrition is rampant and children are dying of minor illnesses because they can't get basic medicines.
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In the video she reveals that she is dying of cancer and wanted to donate her winnings to cancer research (specifically, to the Cancer Research Institute, which is also receiving donations in Cindy's name). Jeopardy!
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I discussed the work of Mexican poet Mario Santiago Papasquiaro and of Tory Dent, an American who lived with HIV for nine years before dying of an AIDS-related illness at the age of 47.
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I've come to this conclusion after studying the rise of white "backlash" politics in Southern and Midwestern US states for my book, Dying of Whiteness: How the Politics of Racial Resentment is Killing America's Heartland.
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For example, the documentary talks about one of the Gates Foundation's projects to bring toilets to impoverished communities where people are dying of completely preventable diseases that spread from bacteria that live in human waste.
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In it, a Jewish doctor refuses to allow a priest to administer the last rites to a woman dying of sepsis after an abortion, to spare her the knowledge that she is about to die.
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These industries, he argues, were rightfully excluded in OSHA's proposal because the benefit of preventing construction and shipyard workers from dying of preventable disease was supposedly outweighed by the cost of compliance with the rule.
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In "Anne With an E," Anne is constantly remembering her abuse, filmed in jerky, tightly framed, intentionally disorienting flashbacks of, for example, Mr. Hammond's dying of a heart attack while beating her with his belt.
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" -- When Trump appeared to take credit for fewer people dying of cancer, the American Cancer Society said the trendlines from 2016 to 2017 "reflect prevention, early detection, and treatment advances that occurred in prior years.
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Based on 2017 data, people in the US have a 1 in 103 chance of dying in a motor vehicle crash over their lifetime, but a 1 in 96 chance of dying of an opioid overdose.
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By 2014, the community could no longer ignore the problem: As many as three people were dying of opioid overdoses every year, a shock to the small county of 33,000 people that hadn't seen them before.
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A source tells PEOPLE a memorial was held at the California Science Center in Los Angeles for the late actress, who had been living with HIV for 29 years before dying of cardiac arrest on Sept.
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And women who got pregnant in the most difficult place to give birth: Noor Bibi waited at the bedside of her frail and bony 5-pound, 10-month-old son as he was dying of malnutrition.
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When she learns her Nai Nai (grandmother) is dying of cancer, she joins the family in traveling to China, using a cousin's hastily arranged marriage to a recent girlfriend as an excuse for a family gathering.
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When Stanley Huang discovers he's dying of pancreatic cancer, and his family — wife, ex-wife, children, and grandchildren — come together to prepare, two questions linger among them: Is he really as rich as he's always boasted?
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Just one day after Céline Dion's husband René Angélil died of cancer, PEOPLE can confirm that her brother Daniel is also dying of the disease and has just days left to live, according to a source.
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I once had somebody come up to me in a restaurant, She said she was sorry to interrupt, but that her husband was dying of cancer and liked to look at the show every single day.
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A federal judge on Friday ordered the release from prison of John Rigas, the Adelphia Communications Corp founder convicted over a fraud that led to the cable TV company's collapse, because he is dying of cancer.
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The U.N. humanitarian coordinator for the region said on Friday that tens of thousands of people are dying of hunger because insecurity has prevented farmers tilling the land and made access for aid agencies almost impossible.
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In the sea nearby, the Italian navy searches for overloaded boats full of refugees dying of suffocation and asphyxiation by diesel fumes and brings survivors back to Lampedusa for treatment and for transport to refugee centres.
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It can, as Ms. Cohen has done, strive to keep others from being killed by a vehicle, or in Mr. Kessler's case, from dying of an accidental drug overdose like the one that killed his son.
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Leading the list of stars returning from Mr. Burton's 2010 film is Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter, an eccentric neurotic loner first seen dying of a broken heart, whom he imbues with pathos and wit.
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The problem, Mitchell said, is that Los Angeles City and County are investing in expensive programs like permanent housing, but with three people dying of the homelessness crisis per day the problem is outpacing their solutions.
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It's impossible to say definitively what causes this mistrust, but its growth has coincided with the rise of both the adrenaline-driven internet news cycle and the dying of local journalism over the past two decades.
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A decade later he battled an addiction to prescription medication after his jaw was shattered in a fight scene, an accident that left him wizened and led to false whispers that he was dying of AIDS.
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He referred to a man dying of a "big disease with a little name," in the song "Sign O' The Times" — the most forward reference to AIDS any A-list musician was making at that time.
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Occasionally he would shoot "on location," as he did in the case of the Warhol transgender superstar Candy Darling (born James Lawrence Slattery), who, dying of cancer at 29, vamped for him in her hospital bed.
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It laughs against the dying of the light, and in that laughter there is not a coarseness but a semi-savage edge, as if the energy and the frivolity of a new epoch demanded no less.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people are dying of hunger in the area of west Africa where Boko Haram militants are active, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for the region, told a news conference on Friday.
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In most parts of the world, the rate of men diagnosed with and dying of prostate cancer decreased or stabilized, according to the study, presented Tuesday at the American Association of Cancer Research meeting in Atlanta.
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Railly's recording of a message in 2017 mentioning Cole by name while she's dying of the plague kicks the whole story into motion, with Cole traveling back to 2014 to meet her for the first time.
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It has meant finding out why the Indian government said a few hundred people were dying of malaria when it was actually tens of thousands, or testing water to find out whether it was causing infertility.
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Nine men and six women were shot, with four men ultimately dying of their wounds (three at the scene, including the man on the other side of the initial argument, and one later) and the rest wounded.
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" — District Attorney Beth Silverman "He threw away pieces of his fiancée … like she was trash," District Attorney Beth Silverman said, adding that Kasian endured the torture for at least six hours before dying of "severe blood loss.
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Still, shortly after my visit with Dr. Gonzalez, when an acquaintance was dying of cancer and had exhausted all treatment options, I gingerly mentioned his work and the supposedly cured patients I had met in his office.
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But you can't blame Monroe for affecting it: She's slowly dying of a mystery disease that leaves her skin covered in blisters; she needs to cling to her moments of moral superiority wherever she can find them.
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The man who perpetrated the biggest Ponzi scheme in American history is dying of kidney failure and hopes to get enough sympathy from a federal judge to spend the rest of his life as a free citizen.
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VATICAN CITY, Dec 2 (Reuters) - A hard-headed hospital nun who disobeyed doctor's orders saved the life of Pope Francis some six decades ago when he risked dying of pneumonia, the pope reveals in a new book.
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However the United Nations on Thursday said it has received "credible reports" of people dying of starvation and that the Syrian government had agreed to allow aid convoys into the besieged cities of Madaya, Foah and Kefraya.
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Research has shown that kids who are dying of AIDS and cancer often go without the support of hospice; Lisa C. Lindley, a palliative care researcher, points out that number may be even less than 10 percent.
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According to WESH, a family friend told investigators that Michael had been married to Danielle's mother Cathy and he allegedly married her because she was dying of cancer and he wanted her to have better medical coverage.
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That period left no image more memorable and subtly—sneakily, even—profound than Hujar's of the transgender performer and Warhol's Factory regular Candy Darling, made in 22, in the hospital bed where she was dying of lymphoma.
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The mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter, singing with richness and vulnerability, plays Leonora, a volatile woman dying of cancer, who attends the dinner with her elderly doctor, Carlos, here the gruff, authoritative veteran bass John Tomlinson.
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But when Ted gets a phone call from a grief counselor at Beth Israel hospital, telling him that his long-estranged father, Marty, is dying of lung cancer, both Ted and the novel pick up the pace.
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Dr. Gomperts worries that we'll start seeing an increase in women dying of unsafe abortion in countries where Zika has spread—especially in Brazil, where customs vigilantly prevents shipments of the abortion pill from entering the country.
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Most of the opposition came from Democrats, who said the bill gave false hope to patients and could actually endanger people dying of incurable diseases, because it would undermine protections provided by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Older men are more likely to develop deadly cases, but age and gender weren't strong predictors of severe lung diseaseData from China, South Korea, and Italy suggests that more men than women are dying of COVID-19.
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CreditCreditGlenna Gordon for The New York Times On nights when the November rain poured down and he had not slept at all, Jhonny Arcentales had visions of dying, of his body being cast into the dark ocean.
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Dr. Dokubo described what she and her C.D.C. colleagues believe happened: In July, 2014, soon after Ebola first reached Liberia from Guinea, the mother had cared for her brother, a nurse's aide dying of an unknown illness.
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The road was flat and straight and I could see places where the asphalt looked wet, which my father said were mirages, like the imaginary things you'd see if you were dying of thirst in the desert.
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" Mary Hood explores the life and dying of a woman out of her time, too late for the women's movement and unstrung by its possibilities; this deft and wise story is aptly and ironically called "Inexorable Progress.
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The United Nations said on Thursday the Syrian government had agree to allow access to the opposition-held town near the border with Lebanon, where it says there have been credible reports of people dying of starvation.
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The greatest lesson, though, might be unfurling right now, as a generation of athletes shows us that raging against the dying of the light takes little more than a dash of luck and a heap of consistency.
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After the final season, Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan told me almost no one wanted to put on a drama about an unassuming chemistry teacher dying of cancer who becomes a meth maestro, killer and crime lord.
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As Ian Parker points out in the piece, Hannah's second Poirot book, "Closed Casket," features a preposterous but charming Mallory-esque character whose own multitude of falsehoods includes the pretense that he is dying of kidney disease.
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In college, plagued with diarrhea and chills and hot flashes, I trekked over to the on-campus health clinic after a week of missing class and told the nurses, sobbing, that I was definitely dying of Swine Flu.
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Lyrics like "Love pours like rivers through her eyes / And there is nothing to fear / She says there is nothing to fear" express the peace and serenity Nunn says her mother experienced as she was dying of cancer.
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The actual reason for the reunion is that Billi's grandmother is dying of lung cancer, and everyone wants to say their goodbyes to her without revealing her diagnosis to her, or letting her know she's a terminal case.
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He has thus far refused to name names so as not to cause more pain for Haim's mother, Judy, who lost her son after he struggled with drug addiction for decades, dying of pneumonia in 2010 at 38.
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A plus-one soon decides that she is literally dying of hunger so she goes up and cuts a slice of the wedding cake for herself before my parents had taken pictures with the cake or sliced it.
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Contrary to expectations, the data showed that there were no mortality differences between the two groups, meaning that breast self-exams, even if they help detect cancers in some cases, don't reduce your chances of dying of cancer.
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Telon painted an entire lewk onto her dad's face and he woke up looking fierce AF. She posted the video of the masterpiece in progress on Twitter: Oh my god I am dying of laughter 😂😂 pic.twitter.
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For example, if on a Saturday morning you've been told to stay upstairs until your mother says you can come down, don't (dying of boredom) find a rubber ball and start to play catch with it by yourself.
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Crops in the area have been badly hit, cattle are dying of thirst and lack of grazing, and there are growing fears that even drinking water could run dry before the monsoon is expected to begin in June.
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I can still recite some of the more famous parts by heart: Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
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But North Korean diplomats who have defected to South Korea also said that during his frequent trips overseas to shop for Mr. Kim, Mr. Jang would drink heavily and speak dejectedly about people dying of hunger back home.
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He said that for avid fans of the Stones or other landmark '60s bands, many of whom are baby boomers, news of farewell tours and rock stars dying of natural causes can remind them of their own mortality.
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Sounds like a raunchy parlor game with friends, but this question became all too real for Amy Krouse Rosenthal, who, at 51, was dying of cancer and worried about her husband finding love again after she was gone.
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And it was fascinating, but I was… too young… too rock 'n' roll… too horny... It was vulgar for me to be designing jewels for the ultra rich while my friends in the ghetto were dying of AIDS.
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Shannen Doherty is dying of cancer and has been displaced from her damaged home after the devastating California wildfires -- damage she's fighting State Farm to repair -- and now the insurance company says cancer doesn't justify a total remodel.
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Milan shares tumbled 3.7% to its lowest in nearly three weeks as Italy saw the biggest flare-up of coronavirus cases in Europe, with three people dying of the illness since Friday and more than 150 cases reported.
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"If all of these social factors were there, and we didn't have the supply of drugs, of course people would not be dying of overdoses," Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, previously told me.
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"There really are a lot of people dying of guns every day and I think they just overlook it, think of it as a problem that can't really be fixed," Clark said of politicians' efforts around gun violence.
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When more than two millenniums after Homer the poet Dylan Thomas wrote of facing death with the words "Rage, rage against the dying of the light," it was the kind of rage that many of us understandably cherish.
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Kyle Pavone -- the late singer of metal band We Came as Romans -- was found lying on the floor unconscious in his bathroom just feet away from a used syringe before dying of an accidental overdose ... TMZ has learned.
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" Later in 2014, Jared Leto won the Oscar for his performance as a transgender woman dying of AIDS in "Dallas Buyer's Club," while Eddie Redmayne was nominated for his role of transgender pioneer Lili Elbe in "The Danish Girl.
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Sounds grim, but as a new paper points out, an advanced civilization faced with doom won't have to go gently into that good night—there may very well be a way to rage against the dying of the light.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bernard Madoff is dying of kidney failure and has fewer than 2009 months to live, and is seeking to end his 150-year prison sentence for masterminding what prosecutors have called the largest Ponzi scheme ever.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bernard Madoff is dying of kidney failure and has fewer than 2009 months to live, and is seeking to end his 150-year prison sentence for masterminding what prosecutors have called the largest Ponzi scheme ever.
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Another 220 people are listed as dying of Alzheimer's disease, at least 2000 died from diabetes, another 21.6 people killed themselves, 53 people died of pneumonia or bronchopneumonia, and 25 people died of septicemia, an infection of the blood.
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We got Lamar out in Beverly Hills looking lean and healthy -- remember, this man had 12 strokes and 6 heart attacks after nearly dying of a drug overdose three years ago -- and he says he's ready to play again.
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So these indicators would indicate that people are already dying of lack of food — and sometimes it may be a lack of clean water, so they can contract cholera, or they're more susceptible to diseases that would kill them.
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It's not just you can't find a good job, but that your kids are dying of opioid overdoses, that your families are breaking apart, that churches are not really present in your community, that you can't trust the media.
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I will RAGE against the dying of the light by precariously balancing on one foot, putting the other foot into my undies, accidentally stepping onto the CROTCH of those undies, and unwittingly pulling myself down to the hardwood floor.
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But it is McCain's attacks on Trump, including those in his new book "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations," that have some Trump supporters criticizing a man who is dying of brain cancer.
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NEW YORK, Feb 19 (Reuters) - John Rigas, the Adelphia Communications Corp founder, is dying of cancer and should be freed from prison so he can live his remaining months with a son in Pennsylvania, federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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As McKenzie pointed out, the so-called "cardiac crisis" of the 1950s, a widespread cultural unrest related to an increased number of middle-aged businessmen dying of heart attacks, inspired the earliest instances of gyms for the middle class.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi said he hesitated to shoot horrific scenes of African refugees on a boat dying of suffocation and poisoning by diesel fumes in his movie "Fuocoammare" (Fire at Sea), competing in the Berlin film festival.
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The lineup includes Bill Sherwood's groundbreaking "Parting Glances" (1986), starring Steve Buscemi as a rock singer dying of AIDS and Nguyen Thi Tham's "Madam Phung's Last Journey" (2015), about a former Vietnamese monk turned protector of transgender carnival performers.
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Back home in Virginia, my mother was in the slow process of dying of cancer; she'd hung on for my high-school graduation and sat with fierce pride and tears running down her cheeks as I got my diploma.
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Dr. Douglas Vaughan, a cardiologist at Northwestern medical school, noticed, for example, that mice that had been genetically engineered to produce high levels of the protein age fairly quickly, going bald and dying of heart attacks at young ages.
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Where the earlier work drew on the poetry that the Romanian writer Marin Sorescu (1936-96) wrote when he was dying of liver cancer, the new work uses Ms. O'Reilly's own words, from her email correspondence with Mr. Hersch.
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Born in Egypt to Lebanese parents, he played a brief but pivotal role as critic, curator and artist in New York's 1980s East Village art scene before dying of AIDS-related complications in 1985, at the age of 36.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday ordered the release from prison of John Rigas, the Adelphia Communications Corp founder convicted over a fraud that led to the cable TV company's collapse, because he is dying of cancer.
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It is absolutely devastating to consider how many lives could have been saved over the last 40 years if the people who were dying of overdose in the 1970s had mattered enough to policymakers to elicit a compassionate response.
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"No one here is dying of starvation, but with chronic malnutrition, when they get malaria or any other communicable disease, they die from it," said Mr. Lundberg, who acknowledged past gaps in the agency's handling of the food crisis.
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In a new photo her husband Rory Feek shared via Facebook, the country and gospel singer, 40 – who is dying of terminal cancer – has daughter Indiana, 23 months, in her lap, and sister-in-law Marcy sitting to her right.
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"It's good Juan Manuel is coming to see the calamity of the border, because on the Venezuelan side we're dying of hunger and can't get medicine," said Venezuelan Carmen Garcia, a 55-year-old vegetable seller, referring to the Colombian president.
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While Tijn gives manicures, others looking to participate are painting their own nails and donating one euro — or are keeping fingers polish-free and donating 10 euros — to the specific cause, which will help prevent children from dying of pneumonia.
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One of my patients was in hospital dying of cancer and she said she felt able to handle the rest of the dying process now that she knew she could exit any time if she felt she couldn't take any more.
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NEW YORK, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Bernard Madoff is dying of kidney failure and seeking early "compassionate release" from his 150-year prison sentence for masterminding what prosecutors have called the largest Ponzi scheme ever, according to a court filing on Wednesday.
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"People don't know what to do about dying trees, it's an uncomfortable subject, like hearing about people dying of starvation in other countries," said Andy Lipkis, president and founder of TreePeople, an environmental advocacy group based out of Los Angeles.
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The fever was found on a farm with 639 pigs, with 292 infected and 189 dying of the disease, according to a statement from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, which earlier on Friday reported another outbreak in Liaoning province.
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GENEVA, July 17 (Reuters) - A fishmonger vomited at Mpondwe market in Uganda on July 11 before dying of Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo, an incident that could spread the disease in Uganda, the World Health Organization reported on Wednesday.
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As Hopkins intones Thomas's dark and haunting lyrics "rage, rage, against the dying of the light", Shishkin launches us into the past; back, back, through 46 years of otherworldly film, set to the prolific soundtrack of "Mountains" by Hans Zimmer.
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Although Xu is not sure what could account for the declining death rate he found among centenarians, he does think at least part of it could be because fewer are dying of common killers, such as heart disease and stroke.
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A similar study regarding breast cancer—comparing breast cancer incidentally detectable at autopsy with the lifetime risk of dying of breast cancer—suggests that a hyperzealous early-detection program might overdiagnose breast cancer with startling frequency, leading to needless interventions.
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GOMA, Congo (Reuters) - Congolese authorities were racing to contain an Ebola epidemic on Thursday, after a gold miner with a large family contaminated several people in the east's main city of Goma before dying of the hemorrhagic fever, officials said.
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Again, a newspaper setting: a star reporter, Wally Cook, and an editor, Oliver Stone, both hungry for sensational copy, convince themselves that a beautiful young woman is dying of radium poisoning; they foist this swindle onto their tearful and fascinated readers.
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" When his mother was dying of leukemia, as he recounted to The Guardian of London in 19953, she told him, "Son, I find it hard to relax when I'm dying, knowing you're going to write down every damn word I say.
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Looking at what it means to be 31 and dying of AIDS as a gay man in New York City at the height of the AIDS crisis, but also what it means when your family doesn't approve of your partner.
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Price, a physician and longstanding member of the American Medical Association, curiously prefers not-so-scientific "faith-based" treatments, which leave patients at twice the risk of dying of a fatal overdose upon leaving than those who are treated with medications.
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" A homeless junkie dying of AIDS tells the cops, bitterly, why gay men couldn't stop talking about the designer: "We all imagined what it would be like to be so rich and so powerful that it doesn't matter that you're gay.
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Semmelweis, who worked in the one staffed by doctors in the 1840's, noticed that new mothers were dying of a disease called childbed fever at higher rates in his division than they were in the one staffed by midwives.
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Gray had been hosting weekly Sunday dinners for friends since college, when he studied film at the University of Southern California: a period when his mother was dying of brain cancer in Flushing, Queens, and his creative life was gaining speed.
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And while the current claim, of a man dying of an overdose in the child's home, was shocking, it fell short of the minimal legal requirement for sending out a caseworker to knock on the family's door and open an investigation.
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While she will never forget her experiences at ground zero, Ms. Nieves said the MetroCards will refresh other people's memories, prodding them to see the needs of responders who are dying of ailments tied to their work on the piles.
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For almost 80 years, until Congo, now called the Democratic Republic of Congo, won its independence in 1960, Belgium's scramble to extract rubber and other resources from the country incurred a frightful human cost, with millions dying of starvation and disease.
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With more than 47,000 Americans dying of opioid overdoses in 2017 and hundreds of thousands more addicted to them, it was recently reported that, for the first time, Americans were more likely to die of opioids than of car accidents.
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But this won't go away unless Biden is able to acknowledge that his son's involvement was wrong and he should have stopped it; this was during the time that his other son, Beau, the family's golden boy, was dying of cancer.
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In recent months, as Mr. McCain was dying of cancer, the president's references were often barbed, and at his political rallies he would mimic the thumbs-down signal the senator had made when he voted against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Subjects who were put in a negative mood by watching a short film about dying of cancer were far more likely to detect lies than subjects who were put in a good mood by watching a clip from a comedy show.
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In 280, researchers for the largest randomized controlled trial to date published an update of an earlier study, and it showed that offering men screening reduced their relative risk of dying of prostate cancer over 240 years by 22010 percent.
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But before they could arrive, the Nazis force marched some 56,000 weakened prisoners out of the camp ahead of their advance, in the dead of winter, with an estimated 15,000 shot or dying of cold, hunger and illness along the way.
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"In too many cases antibiotics have stopped working, that means people are dying of simple infections or conditions like TB (tuberculosis), tetanus, sepsis, infections that should not mean a death sentence," he told a news conference at a summit in Japan.
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Yes. After I learned that Frances, my 13-year-old black cat, was dying of heart disease — her heart is too large, beating too fast — my first impulse was to think about how best to commemorate her, when the time came.
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Best family flick: "The Farewell" A film based on an actual lie "The Farewell" (2019) stars Awkwafina as the headstrong Billi, as she travels with her family from New York to China to visit their grandmother who is dying of cancer.
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He said he raised his concerns about Hunter Biden's position in 2015 and was told the vice president had "no further bandwidth" to deal with family-related issues, as his son Beau was dying of cancer at the same time.
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