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Aug192018 by adminNo Comments

Fans injured in storm at Backstreet Boys concert

At least 14 people have been injured at a Backstreet Boys concert in Oklahoma. The 90s boyband was set to perform at a resort in Thackerville when a storm struck and trusses holding up an entrance collapsed.Band member Kevin Richardson tweeted earlier that the concert had sold out, with about 12,000 fans expected to hear the group.WinStar World Casino and Resort said that an evacuation began at about 5pm, when lightning was within four miles of the casino.But 150 people did not evacuate when the storm hit, bringing winds of up to 80mph, the company said.Many of them were hit by the collapsing entrance. Image: The 14 fans were taken to hospital after the accident All of the 14 injured were taken to hospital and two have...

Jul12018 by adminNo Comments

West Ham transfer news: Antonio Candreva emerges as target for Hammers as replacement for injured Manuel Lanzini

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transfer report The 31-year-old winger is expected to leave Inter Milan this summer West Ham are interested in signing Italy international Antonio Candreva this summer, according to reports. Candreva, the Internazionale winger, is looking likely to leave the San Siro over the next couple of weeks. Candreva has been tipped to leave Inter this summer The 31-year-old assisted eight goals in 36 games last season, but Inter are expected to offload him prior to the start of 2018/19. QUINTERO BATTLE Tottenham and Real rivals in race to sign Colombia World Cup star transfer fight Tottenham and Everton in race to sign Celt...

Jul12018 by adminNo Comments

1 dead, 9 injured as tour boat explodes in Bahamas

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A fiery explosion on a small tour boat in the Bahamas killed one person and injured nine others on Saturday, authorities said. The blast and resulting fire sent thick black smoke pouring into the light blue sky off the coast of Barraterre, Exuma. Exuma is a district composed of hundreds of small islands southeast of the capital of Nassau. Royal Bahamas Police Force spokesperson Chanta Knowles confirmed the explosion happened on a boat carrying 12 people -- 10 Americans and two Bahamians -- shortly after 9 a.m. on Saturday. Exuma police did not specify the nationalities of those injured or killed. Four injured people were evacuated to Bayfront Health in St. Petersburg, Florida, for treatment, the U.S. Coast Guard said. Five others were airlifted to Princess Margaret Hospital in Nassau...

Jun222018 by adminNo Comments

England midfielder Fabian Delph jokes that he nearly dragged the injured Dele Alli off in their World Cup opener

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Fabian Delph nearly took matters into his own hands in order to replace the injured Dele Alli against Tunisia. Alli is a doubt for England’s second group game against Panama due to a thigh injury picked up in the opener. Alli eventually made way but the injury has kept him from training The Tottenham midfielder was clearly hobbling early-on in the game and Delph expected to take his place, but Alli continued until the 80th minute and was eventually replaced by Ruben Loftus-Cheek. Delph told talkSPORT: “I was about two-minutes away from running on the pitch and dragging him off! “I’ve known Danny Rose since I was 11-years old and he sneaked up behind me to give me a little pep-talk. We had a little moment. “But obviously I never we...

Apr242018 by adminNo Comments

New technique helps injured hearts regenerate via stem cells

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April 23 (UPI) -- Engineers have developed a new way to help injured hearts regenerate using cells derived from human stem cells, potentially leading to better treatments for cardiac medical conditions.Researchers at the Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science found a way to treat the heart without implanting the cells, because in the past they didn't work well with the heart and can cause abnormal heart rhythm. Instead they applied extracellular vesicles -- a small structure within a cell -- secreted by cardiomyocytes, which make up the cardiac muscle cells.Their findings were published Monday in the journal Nature Biomedical Engineering."We reasoned that the cardiomyocytes would be the best source of molecules driving the recovery of injured heart, as it is well known that the...