Spammers used OpenAI to generate messages that were unique to each recipient, allowing them to bypass spam-detection filters and blast unwanted messages to more than 80,000 websites in four months ...

The phony surgeon, Felipe Hoyos-Foronda, who tried to flee and was arrested at JFK Airport, administered lidocaine to the victim through a syringe, causing her to go into cardiac arrest ...

Hoyos-Foronda, 38, allegedly administered lidocaine to Peñaloza via a syringe, "causing her to go into cardiac arrest," prosecutors said. In this undated photo released by the NYPD shows Felipe ...

But within minutes of being injected with lidocaine, a local anesthetic used to numb specific areas in the body, she suffered a cardiac arrest. As Peñaloza was rushed to intensive care unit ...

The generic Lidocaine 1.8% Patch is a topical non-hydrogel patch product that delivers a local dose of lidocaine, offering relief directly at the site of pain. By offering a generic version of the ...

A woman who underwent a botched cosmetic surgery by a man posing as a doctor in New York City has died, police said. According to a spokesperson from the New York Police Department, the office of ...

Kevin Dale Plaster, 63, of Centertown, Missouri, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 14, 2025, at home surrounded by his loving family. He was born on February 16, 1962, the son of James ...

Shortage of CAMHS psychologists and therapists leading to teens going on anti-depressants sooner Children with severe depression are at risk of having to go on medication sooner due to a lack of ...

So she hadn’t fixed the foundations. Last year’s Budget looks more like one of those sticking-plaster solutions to which Starmer complained that the Conservatives were addicted. All Reeves did ...

A "commercial solution" for British Steel is "within reach", says the Government as it looks to nationalise the Chinese-owned business amid fears of an imminent closure. The company, owned by ...

Plastic is everywhere in our daily lives. And much of what we use, such as cutting boards, clothes and cleaning sponges, can expose us to tiny, micrometer-wide plastic particles called microplastics.