Says theres a reason for that. That. It probably has a lot to do with us using a lot more antibiotics both to treat people and animals. Animals. Sloan says he took antibiotics for a sinus infection in december, but didnt realize wiped out the good germs in his intestines, leaving the bad ones behind. So, how can that be avoided . Avoided . You should limit the antibiotics to only use them when you absolutely need them. The tray besides sloan in his living room contains another remedy that he subscribes to. Make sure if you get prescribed an antibiotic that you also take probiotics. Thats things like greek yogurt, kafer, which is sort of a liquid tasting tarter yogurt. You can even have probiotic supplements. Dr. Fichtenbaum says thats good, but it wont always prevent cdif. He says good hand washing is a big factor in preventing the illness from spreading. Sloan says he feels well enough now to go back on the wlw air waves this mckee, nine on your side, live in corryville. An indiana ma
It appears the white male, in his late 20s, was shot right outside of the building and ran into the street where he collapsed. Bond Hill Elementary School is near this area the school was on lockdown until police knew the area was safe. Sot captain Paul Broxterman district 4 commander right now police say they have no suspects in custody. No weapons have a shooting victim, wounded in 2008, has died nearly eight years later. And now police are trying to solve a homicide. Police say David Wallace died on january fifth of this year. His death caused by injuries he suffered when he was shot in september 2008. 2008. 9 on your side was on the scene on mcmicken ave in otr that night. When police say wallace was shot three times in his upper body. Wallace was 33 at the time. Police are now saying that complications caused his death this month. They are now investigating it as a murder. Mount Healthy Police have identified a person of interest for leaving an man unconscious from a Drug Overdose
While most homeowners slept, at least six people wearing masks and gloves went to work by ripping people off in Pierce Township's Sedona Ridge neighborhood.
Pierce Township Police Chief Paul Broxterman has a warning for the Tri-State after several car break ins and three vehicles were stolen in a quiet neighborhood.