I-Team: Local Schools Using Subpar Football Helmets
The I-Team found some local schools using helmets that at least one prominent research facility has deemed unacceptable.
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The I-Team found some local schools using helmets that at least one prominent research facility has deemed unacceptable.
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Millions of dollars in federal grant money that was supposed to go to cancer research is missing.
A device called CardioMEMS will allow doctors to measure pressures in the heart and act on them without even seeing the patient.
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The idea is to immunize everyone who comes into contact with the baby.
