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"Chino in here with what's shaking in the world of news Long lawsuit filed yesterday alleges that the actions of a Kroger grocery store manager led to an employee's suicide. Suit was filed by attorneys for the father of Evan Cipher at a dairy manager at the Kroger store in Milford. Store managers are accused of creating a disturbing, dangerous and deranged working conditions for the 40 year old. And the suit alleges that he was Hayes taunted and bullied after he raised Covid concerns last year was later mocked and humiliated for for wearing a mask. Uh, you know, suit alleges that the Leave. What I saw was the abuse that he took was undescribable. He ended up taking his own life back in March. So you know you constantly come in try to provide a safe working environment under the state guidelines of the suit, says that he was constantly ridiculed and mocked for said he had no prior history of of mental illness. Uh, and that this you know his job was everything to him. And this apparently really took a toll on him. Don't know how you prove that no earthly idea that's that's a tough, tough one for the prosecutors on this one. Well, I mean, if it certainly he has co workers who could testify if that's the case, But I guess we'll find out we will find out. It's it's a lot of weird stories. A lot of weird stories there are will have more on those coming up at eight o'clock, including the disappearance of a new Richmond man who took off with the drive with his best friend and never came back. All of those details coming up these radio 700 wlw right time for the tri Health medical minute. And the best of the week is Annalise Page. She's a license board certified genetic counselor. With the Tri Health Heart Institute. So genetic counseling is new to me and the topic of the week. And the question is what happens when someone goes to look into genetic counseling. Should you choose to move forward with genetic counseling? It consists of sitting down with a genetic counselor. Before any genetic testing is ordered to discuss the benefits and limitations of genetic testing, And this enables people to make an informed decision about whether they want to move forward with genetic testing to learn about their risks to develop disease. Obviously, we'll have plenty more. As the week goes along,.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Name and ownership. Hey, Gary Selvin here ever drives the hometown company I've been recommending for over 30 years call ever dry waterproofing today. All right, just about 7 48. Rikichi knows the news, man is your good morning. Good morning. All right. So what we got here, Pfizer today is going to sit down with the FDA and talk about another covid booster shot. That would be a third shot now. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, says a third shot is not needed right now, but it could be needed in the future, So they're going to go ahead and do the leg work on that and get it. Get ahead of that. Right now. In the meantime, the rate at which people are actually going out and getting there 1st and 2nd shots that continues to slow down down 85% nationwide since April, Ohio is is taken right along about this time last week. We're at 45.4%. Now we're at 45.5%. The total population that's fully vaccinated. Of course, you know, Once 12 and younger get approved, you know that figure will jump, but you know they're talking about her immunity. You want to get into the 70% range? We're still a little a little ways off from that. But as the vaccine the vaccination rate goes down Cases are going up 25 states. Now we're seeing a steady increase in the new Delta variant six days seeing a sharp increase in deaths. 99.5% of those Unvaccinated individuals, according to CDC. Surprise. I'm shocked. Yes. So they're out there. They're readily available. Uh, everybody's encouraging you please go out and get one. Coming up in our news at eight o'clock, strange stabbing incident over the weekend led to a car crash near the, uh, clay way. Bailey Bridge. We'll have those details coming up these radio 700 wlw. Alright time for that dry health medical minute guest of the week is Analyst Page, A licensed and board certified genetic counselor with the Tri Health Heart Institute. And the top of the week is genetic counseling. So question number one would be exactly what is genetic counseling. So genetic counseling is the process of helping people understand and adapt to the medical, psychological and familial implications of genetic contribution to disease. And in a genetic counseling session, you can work collaboratively with your genetic counselor to learn more about your genetic risk for certain types of disease.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"And people are saying, OK, officially. How much did we get to the airport recorded 3.7 inches of snow yesterday. So where was far short of the foot? That was predicted, however, the sleep that fella's probably causing Justus many problems as we would have had from a significant amount of snow flow that ice that fell yesterday, kind of hardened as the temperature dropped overnight, and Cruz are finding it. Difficult to scrape it away and then get the salt down to make it effective. As traffic picks up. We see pavement on most of the interstates. Now at least a couple of lanes open the ramps still snow covered. I see many of the side streets could be a late today before. They get into those areas, especially in Cincinnati. We talked to Department of Public Services director this morning and he said that you know, the crews are working hard, but this ice just really slows down efforts to A chipping away and remove it and he's worried that the areas they don't get to today. Well, they may be even worse when the temperature dips to alot of maybe five overnight tonight. Yeah. No big name. Although you mean around here things are looking pretty good. Yeah. I mean, things definitely are improving. We've definitely got it looks like three lanes going south on 71 at least two coming north. Though the rampant Montgomery Road is still there's still snow covered. Coming up Our news eight o'clock. There are number of a closings cancelations today and that includes the postponement know some people's vaccination shots for covert those details at eight News radio seven over there, But I love you all right. Time for the tri Health medical minute and the guest of the week is Dr Regina Case. Cardiologists in the Tri Health Heart Institute and the topic is the hardest. February is.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Is closing all of the regional sites anyway. So if you had an appointment scheduled to get your covert shot tomorrow, it's going to be pushed back to the weekend or in some cases even next week now Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Meanwhile, says that the status still a few weeks away from being able to provide Cove in 19 vaccines to anyone under the age of 65. They're still extremely backlogged on getting shots to those who are over 65. No doubt. All right, coming up. Uh, the U. S attorney for the Southern District of Ohio is on his way out. We'll tell you when. How and why? Coming up at eight o'clock news radio 700 wlw. Welcome to the dry health medical minute. McCollum. I guess this time out is gonna be a doctor Regime case, Dr. Cases, a cardiologists, and she's with the Tri Health Heart Institute. February is probably heart month mean a picture of Valentine's Day in a big heart, So we're talking about hearts. I would think that yours would be a growing field as a lot of medical is just because of the number of people who are getting older. Now, baby boomers going into retirement getting older, I would think that you would have a Robust list of patients. Yep, That is definitely the case. So people getting older Also, we see some people have are born with congenital heart disease is so whether there was a malformation in the way the heart was Formed. When they were growing and then the surgeries that they could do for kids nowadays. Those kids are now living to adulthood when years ago they wanted, so we're seeing a lot of those patients. Then, to be quite honest to the American lifestyle doesn't really pretend well to heart help. So that increases the number of patients that.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Health medical minute. McCollum. I guess this time out is going to be a doctor Regime case, Dr. Cases a cardiologists, and she's with the Tri Health Heart Institute. February's probably heart month mean a picture Valentine's Day in a big heart. So we're talking about hearts. I'm not sure how long you've been in practice. What say over the course of the last, say, 10 years have there been some interesting developments. That have led to, I guess greater Cardiological care. Yeah, I feel like that's one of the really cool things about cardiology. And one of the reasons that I was drawn to. It is just how much development there is in the field, so I feel like every year there's a new New drug that's come out on the market that shone Theo. Improve People's lives are increase our life expectancy, even including the devices that we use in the cath lab that No better sense that we can use for heart attacks devices that can actually help. Um, support people's hearts Wild are recovering from a heart attack and everything like that, so there's been a ton of That come out over the past two years. I'll mention people could learn more by visiting. Try health dot com slash heart Try health dot com slash part Scott Sloan Show each and every day critics in listeners are saying yes to Sloane E. Exactly. The blogger King posted. I listen to slowly while I'm on the throne. You should too right. Stuart from the South Side, says Scott Sloan makes me think then he makes me laugh. Don't get that from beer and cheese Girls. That's lonely man. Treat yourself to the Scots. Sloane Jo, Give me Listen this morning at nine on 700 wlw. Down the Valentine's Day and you can't say you didn't have some warning on this. So I warn you again, Gentlemen. For the most part, Love is in the air. Genesis..
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"First State Bank built unbelief member F D I c equal housing lender Claret Just about 7 47 700. W Well w Brian comes in here working on the o'clock news, I guess more trying to get more people eligible for the vaccine that we do. As of today, anyone 65 over now eligible to get their covert 19 shop in the state of Ohio. Problem is that appointment start any easier to come by. We've only covered about 25% of the people 70 79. Now we move down so that thousands of more people are eligible, and they'll be competing with those Over 70 try and get some of those appointments. The good news is that this is probably where they're going to pause. The age restrictions? Sure, so we'll hold it this position for a while and give the state a chance to catch up on. The governor says That would be much easier if these new vaccines come online. So I'm sure he'll have much more to say about that during his briefings this week, But the bottom line is about 9%. People in Ohio currently have been vaccinated with the least one shot. Just 9% only 9% of all right. We need some more vaccines only coming up our news. Eight o'clock we'll talk snow not just tonight into tomorrow but then again Wednesday Possibly Thursday, leading up to zero degrees. Temperatures by the weekend Great winners here more date. NewsRadio seven of Ow, Ow! Welcome to the Tri Health Medical minute. Mike McCollum. I guess this time out is gonna be a doctor Regime case, Dr. Cases, a cardiologists, and she's with the Tri Health Heart Institute. February's probably heart month mean a picture Valentine's Day in a big heart. So we're talking about hearts as a cardiologists. I mean, we know what you do for a living. Different types of problems with people's heart. When I think heart problems, I think heart disease, heart attack. What is there beyond those? Not that they're not big enough? Yeah, So those air probably our most common things, And as you said, the things that everyone kind of thinks about personal, former first and foremost, but, um, heart attacks heart disease, including the blockages in the arteries and everything but other very common things can be issues with the valves. Whether there Narrowed are tight and not opening well or a week. A lot. Um people can have irregular heart rhythms. Second, cause them to have palpitations or feel lightheaded and dizzy or potentially even pass out So lot of those kind of things we see very frequently to mention people can learn more. Visiting. Try health dot com slash heart try health dot com slash heart. Rocky boy me here. I.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Via and see why Veterans trust in via reached an all time high claimed the benefits you've earned at choose dot via dot Gove. At 7 48 on just have a Apple stories here about people flying from Canada to Florida to get their vaccine cell from Central America, South America. On around here. We can't get an appointment. Somebody from here might head down there to the alternative Right now. Appointments are very difficult to come by. I've been on a number of the websites today, try and see if there's anything available in the near future. In southern Ohio and nothing that I could find. So the Kroger websites are all putting up that they have no appointments available. There's time won't have more until they know for sure how much more vaccine Can be expected in this area. The local health departments are taking names, but they're just going on a list. You know if there would be a cancelation or whatever. Time come for yours spot to be in line the Let you know, but I think at one point, they said the Hamilton County Health Department had 10,000 names. On their list. And they're getting 500 doses a week right now. What's the first day you can get one tomorrow? Tomorrow? Tomorrow is the first day, but I'd like to set. I mean, there are no appointments available right now for anywhere in southwest Ohio. I mean, there was discussion before that. You would. Yeah. Where you might go. That program might do it somewhere else. Yeah, And then they're not. There are some big testing sites open and of dating is doing one. They're doing one of those Schottenstein Center in Columbus. Where the Health Department's there have decided to try and do bigger event vaccinations. But I mean, the issue still is. They're getting a limited supply of vaccine. So once you know the appointments are gone, they're gone. And they can't really schedule people out two weeks down the road, not knowing how much they're gonna have. So they're just waiting on that word. And then those spots will open up pretty quickly. I would, I would think even know the Kentucky which last week we had talked about I was able to find several appointments that saying these are our health point, But they're not scheduling anybody out now, either, I guess so. They're not sure. Where they're at In that process. Indiana has centralized, very easy to navigate website where you can make your appointments and they do show appointments in Indiana. It's if you're 70 year over. But those air the closest ones, like two weeks down the road. I think January 31st was the first appointment I saw in Dearborn County. Okay, coming up our news. Eight o'clock, We'll have more on the security in the nation's capital. Busload of since then a cops now on their way to D. C to help. Keep the peace details at a news radio 70 Oww! Alright, We have the trials medical minute brought to us by try health and the guests. Once again this week is Dr Patrick Muck. He's a vascular surgeon at the Tri Health Heart Institute. And talking about what's known as the end ago system, lighting 12 technology. So the obvious question number one is. What is this technology? So the Indigo system back in June came up with a what they call it, Cat 12. So what That is, is a small tube. It's inserted through a vein in your growing in the ephemeral vein there and then from there, we tracked that tube either to your leg or to your lungs. And so in June, we became the first in Ohio and the third in the world to offer this technology. What this does crazy technology. It's a small a traumatic Flexible tube without the size of a marker home. Most You contract this to the loans to the leg, and then you connected to this system, which is a high powered vacuum. We called aspiration from back to me, and you're able to remove the blood clot in its entirety. Thereby you can minimize the risks of the of the from ballistics or the agent that can cause stroke and bleeding. All right, that'll be the topic and you can hear the whole thing on the podcast at 700. W l w dot com slash Health and we'll have the rest of it, Of course throughout the course of this week or much of it anyway. And for info on the book, an appointment with the good doctor. There's a tri health dot com slash.
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"tri health heart institute" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Long with the Lakota Point Town Homes and Liberty Township. Butler County sheriff, According to Fox. 19 has told them that one of the SWAT team officers ended up shooting and killing the suspect in this standoff when he pointed a gun at the SWAT officer, it's all started as a domestic violence call about 11 30 last night. Sheriff Department in Butler County is not officially released any information they did kind of chase reporters away from the scene got him off the property before they went in. So there's really nobody else out there Tol firm or are figure out exactly what has happened there, but we're waiting for Sheriff Rich Jones T give us an official release. But again, according to Fox, 19. There's been a police officer involved shooting with a man dead in Liberty Township this morning. Okay, Coming up Our news. Eight o'clock, we'll talk impeachment. It sounds like the house is ready to put to a vote measures of impeachment. Against the president. Those details at a news radio seven of the W W alright and we have to try health medical minute and the guest here is Dr Patrick Muck. He's a vascular surgeon with the Tri Health Heart Institute. Talking blood clots in the course of the week. The question of the day is, Are there clots that they're completely harmless? Yes, There are our blood pots and your caffeine so below your knee, which Have very, very minimal risk of traveling to your to your lungs. S O. There are folks out there with small blood clots that don't need to be treated. However, the overwhelming majority of blood clots it are concerning or are threatening folks have symptoms of Leg swelling lake heaviness, caffeine, etcetera. That's when they come to you. I'm assuming Correct us or are the primary care doctors or perhaps the emergency room? You get the idea. There's a lot to it on the podcast at 700. W, well w dot com slash health and then You can find more. Find out information or book an appointment that try health dot com slash heart. Got it. Thank you. Thank you. All right. What do we have what we have when it comes to You know cities with pretty high crime rates. Newark, New Jersey is usually pretty high on the list. Seemed like every year there somewhere in the top five. It seems Well, the police went through a de escalation training program. Managed to go through the entire year of 2020. Was not one cop firing. Their weapon. You knew where it's big. It's a big city. A lot of crime and nobody fired their weapon. They did lose six officers. Theo Covert 19. 1100 police in Newark face major challenges during the summers. The anti police brutality protests. And the police chief. They're Ambrose Anthony Ambrose said Not one officer in the city fired his or her weapon will on duty in 2020. Said It was the unknown the unknown that should you didn't know where the disease You know what you were coming into every day Police officers, firefighters going out there. It was the great unknown. He said. There was also a major tension. In the city following the death of George Floyd, he said. We have protests and they try to take over. One of our precinct's 2020 was a tough year for Newark Police Department. Despite all that, Another shot was fired. Overall crime is down 6%. Not a lot, but in most good side city's crime was up. 51 homicides. Same was 2019 nonfatal shootings. We're up. More guns were taken off the street. Police officers recovered 496 illegal firearms, a 7% increase and then never did have to fire a shot. So whatever is involved in the escalation training. It worked for them well in Newark. But your other departments will be looking at it. It is 7 51. Right now It's 700 wlw carry automotive dot com is where your shopping should begin. If you're at all in the market for an automobile, most of us have a pretty good idea of what we want When we start looking But you don't know you might find something that could change your mind. And that's something that could start to carry automotive dot com Because maybe you love that particular monster, But you didn't know that this Nissan might be a little bit better or Vice verse or the Toyota They're all in Florence for Buick, GMC and Dry County, Alexandria has Chevy and Hyundai. In other words, 10 dealerships one place the hunt carry automotive dot com Carry is right by you in every way Money talk gets you all hot and bothered. We've got the show for you. Me the money. Get the financial info You need to succeed from the Bloomberg market minute in the morning at nine and 39 past each hour. 100 wlw, Rocky Boy, I'm in here. I can vouch for what he's standing forward because his mom approved by.