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Sports Announcer Dave Johnson Talks About Fighting Multiple Sclerosis, Which His Mother Had
Dave Johnson, an unmistakable voice of D.C. sports radio and a beloved member of the News4 family, is battling multiple sclerosis, the same disease his mother struggled with when he was a child.
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No Mahomes, as Packers and Chiefs Meet on Sunday Night Football
It was supposed to be a Sunday night celebration of two of the NFL’s storied franchises, the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs, teams that played in the first Super Bowl and each led these days by transcendent quarterbacks.
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Redskins' Keenum Has Foot Injury, Status vs. Giants in Doubt
Quarterback Case Keenum’s foot injury puts his availability in doubt for the Washington Redskins on Sunday at the New York Giants.
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Brain Exams Aim to Predict Who Is at Risk of Committing Murder
Cutting-edge research is revealing new ways to potentially prevent violent acts, including mass shootings, years before the thought of violence ever crosses the minds of murderers. A study of roughly 1,000 prisoners revealed across-the-board brain abnormalities in those who committed homicide, leading researchers to believe such behavior, if identified early enough, can be quashed with therapy and medication.
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Redskins Running Back Derrius Guice Undergoes Knee Surgery
Washington Redskins running back Derrius Guice had right knee surgery that coach Jay Gruden called a “minor procedure.”
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Redskins RB Guice Undergoes MRI on Right Knee
Washington Redskins running back Derrius Guice underwent an MRI on his right knee the morning after making his NFL debut, coach Jay Gruden confirmed in a press conference Monday.
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Warning Signs Missed? 23-Year-Old Mom Dies Days After Returning From Vacation With Back Pain
Xavier Soto has been desperately looking for answers since his 23-year-old partner, Jeimily Morales, died last June at a hospital in Puerto Rico, nine days after the pair returned from a vacation to the Dominican Republic. Soto, 27, believes Morales, the mother of a 4-year-old boy, was in good health during their trip in the neighboring Caribbean island. She had...
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Is Pot Safe When Pregnant? Study Seeks Answer, Draws Critics
Pregnancy started out rough for Leslie Siu. Morning sickness and migraines had her reeling and barely able to function at a demanding New York marketing job, so like rising numbers of U.S. mothers-to-be, she turned to marijuana. “l was finally able to get out from under my work desk,” said Siu, who later started her own pot company and says...
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Nationals Player Max Scherzer Back to Injured List
Max Scherzer is back on the 10-day injured list, unwelcome news for the Washington Nationals as they push for a wild card berth and try to catch the Atlanta Braves in the NL East.
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A Day After Returning From IL, Scherzer Has Strained Back
Washington ace Max Scherzer received a stem cell shot to treat his strained back and hopes to make his next scheduled start Tuesday against Atlanta.
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More Women Are Using Cannabis Before and During Pregnancy Study Shows
The Kaiser Permanente study examined over 250,000 women living in California before the legalization of cannabis.
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Nationals Place Ace Max Scherzer on 10-Day Injury List
The Washington Nationals have put Max Scherzer on the 10-day injury list because the ace right-hander has a mid-back strain.
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Another American Tourist Dies While Staying at a Dominican Republic Resort
The son of a New York City woman who died celebrating her birthday amid a spate of reported illnesses and deaths in the Dominican Republic is blaming the Caribbean country for her death, NBC News reported. Leyla Cox, 53, an MRI technician from Staten Island, was staying at the Excellence resort in Punta Cana when she died Tuesday, just a...
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Serena Williams Turns Match Around to Win at French Open
This was one mistake too far for Serena Williams. Sure, the bad backhand put her behind only 15-30 at the outset of the second set of her opening match at Roland Garros on Monday. What made the miscue so bothersome? She’d already dropped the first set against 83rd-ranked Vitalia Diatchenko — and Williams’ unforced error total already was at 15...
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News4 Your Sunday: Fighting Pancreatic Cancer
Maggie Walsh, from the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Stephanie Taylor, a pancreatic cancer survivor and volunteer and Christina Minogue, a PurpleStride Washington D.C. team captain sit down with Pat Lawson Muse to talk about the fight against pancreatic cancer and what you can do to help.
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Warriors Beat Blazers 119-117 in OT for NBA Finals Berth
Experience bred confidence for the Golden State Warriors, even when challenged by the upstart Portland Trail Blazers. No matter how far they were down, they’ve been through too much to ever think they’re out. “We just really understand what we’re capable of on both sides of the basketball,” Draymond Green said. “We’re never out of the fight. That’s just always...
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Redskins' Foster Carted Off Field With Apparent Knee Injury
Washington Redskins linebacker Reuben Foster appeared to injure his left knee during his first snap at an offseason practice Monday and was taken off the field on a cart.
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Out of Our Element: 5 Things to Know About Helium During the Global Shortage
A global helium shortage is popping a giant hole in Party City’s sales, forcing the retailer to close 45 stores across the United States. Here are some must-know facts about everyone’s favorite noble gas.
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Wife of Lions Quarterback Matthew Stafford Has Brain Tumor
Kelly Stafford, the wife of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, plans to have surgery to remove a brain tumor.
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‘Live in the Now': Joe Krebs' Fight Against Pancreatic Cancer
Alex Trebek recently announced his diagnosis with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. One of our longtime colleagues at News4, Joe Krebs, is fighting a similar battle. Barbara Harrison spoke with him and his wife, Marylynn, about his treatment. Krebs has formed a group to take part in the PurpleStride walk/run on June 8 to raise money for pancreatic cancer research. Go...