Author: Annelyn Russ

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The FTC Is Digging Into Reasoning Behind Drug Shortages In The U.S.

Americans have faced acute shortages of critical drugs for years, the inquiry aims to reveal factors driving these shortages and how to solve the issue.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is investigating a shortage of generic drugs like chemotherapies and antibiotics. The agency is looking into the role played by drug distributors and other companies that purchase medicines for U.S. hospitals in regards to the shortages. The FTC will seek information about drug distributors and hospital purchasing groups and their contracting practices, market concentration as…

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FDA Approves First-Ever Frostbite Treatment Option For Adults

It was said the new medication option provides physicians with a tool that will help prevent the life-changing amputation of one's frostbitten limbs.
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Wednesday the FDA approved the first-ever treatment option for frostbite in adults. Aurlumyn injection can help reduce the risk of finger or toe amputation. The active ingredient in the treatment is Iloprost, which prevents blood from clotting, showcasing efficacy in treating frostbite patients. It was said the new medication option provides physicians with a tool that will help prevent the…

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U.S. Officials Express Concern Over National Security Threat

The weapon could take out satellites that serve as a crucial backbone for U.S. civilian communications, navigation, military operations and intelligence gathering.
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Russia is developing a space-based nuclear weapon intended to target U.S. satellites. The weapon is reported not operational at this time. However, Moscow’s pursuit of an advanced weapon that could jeopardize America’s vital satellite network has raised concern among U.S. officials. House Rep. Mike Turner addressed concerns Wednesday calling on the White House to declassify information about an unnamed “serious…

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Shooting At Kansas City Chiefs’ Parade Leaves One Dead And Over 30 Injured

An estimated one million people gathered in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, for the rally to mark the Chiefs' repeat championship win.
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Details are still coming out surrounding the shooting after the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory celebration. An estimated one million people gathered in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, for the rally to mark the Chiefs’ repeat championship win. Players were still on the stage when the gunfire broke out leaving one person dead and over 30 others injured. Children were…

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World’s Strongest Man Competition To Return To The Grand Strand

The competition is set to start May 1 and last through May 5.
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The World’s Strongest Man Competition is returning to the Grand Strand. The competition is set to start May 1 and last through May 5. The showcase will feature the world’s top 30 strongest men in head-to-head challenges of maximum strength. Competitions include atlas stone lifts, deadlifts, and other surprise events throughout the five day showcase. General Admission and VIP tickets…

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Duck Donuts To Open Location In Florence

A grand opening date has not been announced at this time.
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A donut chain is set to open a new location in Florence. Duck Donuts said their “made to order” treats will be available at their new store soon. The new location will be at 1360 Celebration Boulevard. A grand opening date has not been announced at this time.

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Myrtle Beach Police Cruiser Crashes Into Pier Causing Nearly $60K In Damages

It was determine the officer was "driving too fast for conditions" when he struck the pier.
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We now have details of the incident in which a Myrtle Beach Police cruiser crashed into a pier on December 16. Justin Falco was the officer behind the wheel of the vehicle when he crashed into Pier 14 on North Ocean Boulevard. It was determine he was “driving too fast for conditions” when he struck the pier. Falco is still…

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Several Students Face Disciplinary Actions After Failing To Report Weapon

It's unclear how many students knew but each of them now faces disciplinary action as well.
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Additional details have been revealed in relation to a Myrtle Beach Middle School student bringing a gun to school. Last week, a student reported finding bullets near the cafeteria bathrooms. Shortly after, school staff witnessed another student acting strange and pulled them aside for a search. Authorities discovered the student was in possession of a gun and a loaded magazine….

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Second Arrest Made In Connection To Double Homicide Investigation

Both suspects have been charged with two counts of first-degree murder and felony conspiracy.
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A second arrest has been made in connection to a double homicide investigation. Last Monday, 27-year-old Lisa Locklear and 30-year-old Linnie Locklear Jr. were both shot and killed in Robeson County. Last week, 35-year-old Jamont Smith was detained in connection to the murders. This week, 30-year-old Daniel Hicks was also arrested in connection to the incident. Both suspects have been…

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“Coolest Thing Made In S.C.” Contest Is Now Accepting Nominations

Nominations can be submitted from now until February 22. Any product manufactured in the state can be nominated.
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For the third consecutive year, South Carolina residence can choose one product to give the title of “coolest thing made in South Carolina.” Manufacturing Madness is a bracket-style competition that allows the public to vote on the most interesting product made in the Palmetto State. Nominations can be submitted from now until February 22. Any product manufactured in the state…

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