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The officers were not injured, police said, but will likely be placed on administrative leave during the investigation -- a step that is part of the department’s protocol, officials said. 187

The foods of concern are those containing legumes — like peas and lentils — or potatoes listed as primary ingredients.That is information Laila Esmaeel and Russell Taylor wish they had known would have known. Last week, their 11-year-old Staffordshire terrier, Floyd, collapsed during a walk."We saw his legs give out, and he just fell over. Hit the ground like a ton of bricks," Esmaeel said."I thought he was having a seizure," Taylor said.The next day, the vet broke the news: Floyd was suffering from dilated cardiomyopathy, which causes an enlarged heart.Dr. Annette Sysel, a vet at Martin Downs Animal Hospital in Palm City, Florida, says if DCM is not caught early, it can be fatal. She is currently treating two dogs with DCM.She says the FDA has been studying the potential link between canine heart disease and diet since 2014.In June of this year, the FDA issued a warning about certain brands of grain-free pet food and their possible connection to dilated cardiomyopathy.Sysel says that while there is no direct link between grain-free pet food and DCM, it should spark some concern for dog owners."When you look at all cases of DCM, especially in breeds of dogs not predisposed to the condition, a lot of those dogs, 90%, are on grain-free diets," she said.Just walk down any pet food aisle, and it's clear grain-free is the hot new trend. The trend caught on as gluten-free diets did for humans.But Sysel warns that while grain-free foods may seem healthier for pets, that's not always the case."Grain-free does not mean gluten-free, carb-free — it just means certain grains are eliminated from the diet," Sysel said.Vets say dogs with allergies and gastrointestinal issues often need to go on a grain-free diet. Floyd was one of those dogs. But the food Floyd was eating is one of the 1801

The new paper was "well done" and the conclusions were "appropriate," said Dr. Janet Williams, professor of pediatrics at the University of Texas Health San Antonio, who served as one of the lead authors on a 2015 American Academy of Pediatrics report advising no alcohol during pregnancy. She was not involved in the new paper. 338

The group said it "supports Hill's First Amendment rights on all matters of discussion, within and outside the world of sports, as they do not impinge on her duties as a host and commentator." 192

The Health Wagon is an organization that sends specialized vehicles into rural communities to provide health care free of charge.The organization also runs multiple clinics in the area. “If we’re not, there’s no one else out there responding to that need. We are," Tyson says. On a recent trip, the Health Wagon pulled into the town of Coeburn, Virginia. It's located in the southwestern part of the state.Patients receive the kind of care, tests and treatment that would otherwise be hours away. It's care that could be hundreds — if not thousands — of dollars out of reach. On a typical day the mobile wagon will see more than 20 patients. "I wouldn’t know where to go," says patient Elmer Kaiser. The Health Wagon helped him discover his prostate cancer 13 years ago after he had blood work done. “If they hadn’t saw me, then I’d probably be gone," he says. The nurses are optimistic they're making a difference in a place where struggles stretch from health care to the economy. This area has some of the highest unemployment rates in a state that produces less than half the coal it did in the year 2000. Yet Tyson says the amount of diseases they see have grown.“We are a cancer belt as we are a lung disease belt, and a heart disease belt, we’re a kidney stone belt," Tyson says. "That's why we say we’re a Bible Belt because we have all these people praying for these disease entities that they have.”For people in this area, if not for the Health Wagon, health care in the region would be a grim reality."If we’re not here, the people die," Tyson says. The pressure is mountainous to keep the Health Wagon on the road in places that can feel tucked away from what many would take for granted.“In America, it’s like they’ve turned a blind eye within their own country," Tyson says. "So we feel that sense of urgency every day you wake up." 1847

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