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  • 4 days ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

    A stabbing attack at an Oregon homeless shelter injured a dozen people on Sunday night, police said. At approximately 7:15 p.m., a man walked into the lobby of the shelter holding an eight-inch knife. According to police, he had been talking to people in the lobby when he suddenly took out the knife and stabbed several people. Other people tried to intervene and were also injured. The man eventually left the building, stabbing others who were sitting outside.

  • 5 days ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

    Kell Morris, an Alaska resident, survived a terrifying ordeal after being trapped face-down in an icy creek by a 700-pound boulder for three hours. While he waited for help, his wife kept his head above the creek to prevent him from drowning. The couple was stranded in a remote area inaccessible to all-terrain vehicles. Fortunately, a sled dog tourism company overheard the 911 dispatch call and offered to fly rescuers to the scene by helicopter.

  • 1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

    A four-year-old girl undergoing medical treatment in the U.S. may die “within days” if she is deported, her family’s legal team warns. The child, identified in this article as “Sofia” to protect her privacy, suffers from short bowel syndrome, a disorder that impairs the body’s ability to absorb nutrients and fluids from food, her lawyers said at a recent press conference. In 2023, she and her family came to the U.S from Mexico on humanitarian parole.

  • 1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

    Robert Grafton, a former radiology technologist, began feeling unwell in mid-March, experiencing nausea and a loss of appetite. At first, he assumed he was simply coming down with something. But then a troubling new symptom appeared: dark-colored urine. His wife, a nurse, instantly recognized it as a possible sign of liver failure.

  • 1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

    Experts warn that thousands of people could be living with alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD) without knowing it. Research has shown that drinking 35 units of alcohol per week for five years or more can lead to ARBD, a brain disorder that may impair a person’s ability to carry out everyday tasks. Lee Caldwell, a 56-year-old former Royal Navy engineer, was diagnosed with ARBD last year. He says he now struggles with short-term memory and impulse control.

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