Enhancing-a-Text-Summarization-System-with-ELMo
This repository acts like an appendix for the paper "Enhancing a Text Summarization System with ELMo".
It contains a list of pairs <original news article, ground truth summary, system generated summary> from both the newsroom dataset and CNN/Daily Mail dataset.
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Original article:
( cnn ) in case you have n't noticed , we 're in the midst of
a medical marijuana revolution . given the amount of questions
and mystery surrounding the science behind it , dr. sanjay gupta
wanted to provide some insight . he 's been investigating medical
marijuana for the last couple of years . his research has resulted
in three cnn documentaries , culminating with `` weed 3 : the
marijuana revolution , '' airing at 9 p.m. et/pt sunday . gupta
opened up to questions on twitter . here 's what you wanted to
know : . how does this affect me ? readers were curious about
the effects of medical marijuana in easing symptoms of
various ailments , asking how it could help with everything
from life-threatening illnesses and neurological conditions to
chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder . gupta pointed
out the 10 diseases where medical marijuana research could have
an impact and how it helped to stop one young girl 's severe
seizures , and he also referenced other studies . he said that
the potential benefits of medical marijuana for people suffering
from ptsd is actually the subject of a federally approved study .
the belief : it could suppress dream recall and allow those
sufferers to focus on the present . there is also research into
how the drug might affect the spasms associated with people who
have multiple sclerosis . medical marijuana could also be an
important option for those who rely on painkillers , as painkiller
overdose is the greatest preventable death in the united states
, gupta said . why do n't other doctors talk about it ? many of
the questions around medical marijuana can be tied back to the
fact that it 's just not discussed much . teaching about medica
l marijuana remains taboo in medical school . but gupta also
presented the science directly , showing what your body on weed
looks like . readers also wanted to know why people are so against
the legalization of marijuana . decades of misinformation , gupta
said . what are the drawbacks ? with medical marijuana so misunderstood
, there naturally is a fear of potential side effects . there are
legitimate , long-term concerns with the developing brain , gupta
said , and suggested that readers seek out the research of dr. staci
gruber , who has conducted numerous studies on marijuana use and
brain function . is n't it dangerous ? when confronted with questions
rooted in fear about the dangers of medical marijuana , gupta confessed
that he used to believe the same thing -- that marijuana is dangerous
without proven benefits . after extensive research , he said he
changed his mind on weed .
Human summary:
cnn ’s dr. sanjay gupta answers questions about medical marijuana .
readers wanted to know how medical marijuana could ease symptoms of
illnesses .
Network generated summary:
dr. sanjay gupta has been investigating medical marijuana for the last
couple of years . his research has resulted in three cnn documentaries ,
culminating with “ weed 3 : the marijuana revolution ” airing at 9 p.m.
et sunday .
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cairo ( cnn ) an egyptian court has sentenced 71 people to life in
prison for their role in the august 2013 burning of a christian
church in the giza province village of kafr hakim , state news
reports . the virgin mary church was torched and looted by a mob
, some of whom chanted against coptic christians and called for
egypt to become an `` islamic state , '' one of at least 42 churches
and many more businesses and homes targeted that august , the
advocacy group human rights watch reports . others attacked included
st. george church in sohag , a city south of cairo on the nile river
, and prince tadros church in fayoum , which is southwest of cairo ,
according to reports . in addition to those getting life sentences ,
two minors were sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined 10,000 egyptian
pounds -lrb- about $ 1,300 -rrb- , egypt 's official egynews reported .
most of those sentenced -- 52 of the 73 defendants -- were tried in absentia
, with 21 already in prison , according to egynews . some blamed the
church and other attacks on supporters of the muslim brotherhood , the
islamist movement that backed mohamed morsy . morsy became egypt 's
first democratically elected president following the ouster of longtime
leader hosni mubarak . morsy was pushed out by egypt 's military .
morsy was sentenced to 20 years in prison earlier this month after being
convicted on charges related to violence outside the presidential
palace in december 2012 . but he was acquitted of murder in the deaths
of protesters . christian churches across egypt stormed , torched .
journalist sarah sirgany reported from cairo and cnn 's greg botelho
reported and wrote this story from atlanta .
Human summary:
2 minors were sentenced to 10 years in prison , in addition to adults get-
ting life . 52 of the 73 defendants were sentenced in absentia . the virgin
mary church was burned along with dozens of others in august 2013 .
Network generated summary:
in the august 2013 burning of a christian church . the virgin mary church
was torched and looted by a mob , some of whom chanted against coptic
christians and called for egypt to become an “ islamic state ” one of at
least 42 churches and many more businesses and homes targeted that
august , the advocacy group human rights watch reports .
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Original article:
ian bell rescued england from a nightmare start with a century in the
first test against west indies that was pay back time for being dropped
during his last caribbean series . after his classy 143 had steered england
to 341 for five , after they had been 34 for three , bell said that
thoughts of him losing his place in 2009 was a big motivating factor .
bell said : ` it 's been at the back of my mind for some time that i
got dropped the last time i was here for a test series . so i wanted to
make this one count and it was very satisfying to do so . i deserved to
be dropped at the time and i did a lot of hard yards to get back in .
' ian bell scored 143 on the first day of the first test against west
indies in antigua on monday . the 33-year-old kisses the england badge
on his helmet after his 22nd test match century . and bell rates his
hundred one of the best of his 22 -- only alastair cook -lrb- 25 -rrb- ,
out for another low score , and kevin pietersen -lrb- 23 -rrb- have
scored more . bell shared century partnerships of 177 with joe root ,
who made 83 and another one of 130 with ben stokes who is 71 not out .
` it has to be right up there , ' said bell . it does n't get much better .
the partnership with joe root was just what we needed . but the west
indies bowled very well for the first two hours . and ben stokes made
it a brilliant finish to the day . ' bell was dropped from the side on
his last visit to the caribbean in 2009 . bell put on 177 for the fourth
wicket with joe root and added 130 for the fifth wicket with ben stokes .
' it was my day today , but hopefully it will be someone else 's day in
the next innings . ` for me , it was nice - coming here in 2009 ,
this was where i got dropped after our shemozzle in jamaica , so i was
determined to come out and play as well as i could . ` it was nice to
come back and put things right . ' bell raises his bat after being dismissed
for 143 in the evening session on day one in antigua . kemar roach runs
away to celebrate bowling alastair cook out for 11 on the first morning
of the test . cook , who has n't added to his record haul of 25 centuries
since may 2013 , was bowled by kemar roach for 11 falling again to a
good length ball outside off stump . roach said : ` cook has a weakness
there , everyone knows it . we let them get away a bit , but bell batted
very well . ' the other two england disappointments were a nervous-looking
jonathan trott who lasted just three deliveries on his return from
` situational anxiety ' , and gary ballance , who also fell to a poor shot .
Human summary:
ian bell hit 143 on the opening day of the first test in antigua . bell
came in with england struggling , but took them to 341 for five . the
33-year-old was dropped during the 2009 series in the caribbean . bell
says it was ‘ nice to come back and put things right ’
Network generated summary:
ian bell was dropped from the side on his last visit to the caribbean in
2009 . ben stokes made it a brilliant finish to the day .
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Original article:
the former chairman of bradford city was linked to eight other fires
before the valley parade blaze that killed 56 , a new book has claimed .
author martin fletcher claims the devastating fire was not an accident
and has revealed a sequence of other blazes at businesses owned by or
associated with stafford heginbotham , the club 's chairman at the time .
after an inquiry , high court judge mr justice popplewell said the fire
was not started deliberately and was caused by a discarded cigarette .
west yorkshire police today said in a statement that they would review
any fresh evidence surrounding the tragedy . scroll down for video .
tragedy : the fire at bradford city 's valley parade claimed 56 victims
and injured 265 on may 11 , 1985 . then-bradford chairman heginbotham
-lrb- left -rrb- was linked to eight other fires before the valley parade
blaze , it has been claimed . fletcher , a survivor of the blaze , spent
15 years researching the disaster in which his brother andrew , 11 , his
father john , 34 , his uncle peter , 32 , and his grandfather eddie , 63
, were all killed . he was 12 at the time and after painstaking
investigation of public documents has published his findings in his
book : ` fifty-six -- the story of the bradford fire ' , serialised
in the guardian . the fire broke out near half-time of bradford 's
game against lincoln on may 11 , 1985 , and was thought to have been
started by a spark from a match or a cigarette dropped through a
gap in the wooden frame of the main stand on to piles of rubbish
which had been collecting for years . within four minutes the stand
was completely ablaze . the fire was thought to have been started by
a spark from a match or a cigarette dropped through a gap in the wooden
frame of the main stand . the fire broke out near half-time in bradford
's game . within four minutes the stand was completely ablaze . the fire
, in 1985 , engulfed the stand within minutes . the 30th anniversary of
the incident is approaching . then-bradford chairman stafford heginbotham
-lrb- left -rrb- with mr justice popplewell in front of the burned stand
. the judge said the fire was not started deliberately and was caused by
a discarded cigarette . devastating : the deadly fire broke out near
half-time during bradford 's game against lincoln on may 11 , 1985 .
a police officer uses his helmet to shield the heat from his face as
he runs in front of the burning stand . his research includes claims
that heginbotham , who died in 1995 at the age of 61 , had been
connected to other fires at business premises over a period of the
previous 18 years , which resulted in large insurance claims . the
book , published on thursday , does not make any direct allegations
but mr fletcher says heginbotham 's history with fires , which he
claims resulted in payouts totalling around # 27 million in today 's
terms , warranted further investigation . it was the worst stadium fire
in the history of british football and prompted important safety changes
in grounds across the land . the final of game of the season should have
been a day of celebration for bradford city . before kick-off the team
were presented with the trophy for winning the third division title as
11,076 fans watched on . but instead , may 11 , 1985 ended in tragedy
as flames engulfed the main stand at valley parade . the valley parade
blaze is considered the worst stadium fire in the history of british
football and prompted important safety changes in grounds across the
land . the fire was noticed at 3.40 pm towards the end of the first
half and within minutes the stand packed with 4,000 spectators was
fully ablaze . the disaster left 56 supporters dead and a further
265 injured . in the years that followed , new legislation was
introduced governing safety at the nation 's sports grounds . the
tragedy brought about an unprecedented community spirit in the city ,
with , among many other initiatives , a fundraising drive for the
burns unit at bradford royal infirmary . in 2010 , on the 25th
anniversary , there were an estimated two thousand at the service
in the city 's centenary square but this year there has been such
a surge of interest that the club considered moving it to valley
parade . ` could any man really be as unlucky as heginbotham ? '
wrote mr fletcher . ` from standing around with a bunch of kids and
onlookers on a sunday afternoon in may 1967 , as his former foam-cushion
business went up in flames , to standing on the pitch at valley
parade 18 years later , making noises about smoke bombs while 56
people perished behind him . ' a 12-year-old martin fletcher is
comforted by his mother susan in 1985 after the bradford fire disaster
. he has spent years researching the disaster . survivor looks distraught
with his burns visible -lrb- left -rrb- while another sits in front of a
burned out stand . the release of the book coincides with the 30th
anniversary of the disaster , with english football set for a minute
's silence ahead of all games on april 25 , which will be bradford
's closest home fixture to the date and is bound to cause much
consternation in the west yorkshire city . 1 : may 1967 : fire in
stafford heginbotham 's factory at cutler heights lane . 2 : april 1968
: fire at genefoam ltd , managing director is heginbotham . 3 :
august 1970 : store-room explosion at matgoods , founded by heginbotham
. 4 : dec 1971 : tenant fire at castle mills , cleckheaton , owned by
heginbotham . 5 : august 1977 : fire at yorkshire knitting mills , in
heginbotham-owned douglas mills building . 6 : dec 1977 : fire at
coronet marketing factory . coronet a subsidiary of tebro toys
, owned by heginbotham . 7 : nov 1977 : fire with toxic fumes at his
douglas mills factory . 8 : june 1981 : fire in a plastics factory at
douglas mills . no-one sought accountability for the fire once the
official popplewell inquiry had recorded its findings following a
series of hearings held less than a month after the blaze . but mr
fletcher started to investigate nine years after the disaster ,
scouring back-copies of the local paper , the telegraph and argus for
information . sir olive popplewell told sky news today that he was not
aware of the previous links to fires in 1985 . he said they were a `
remarkable coincidence ' but that it did not alter his ruling that the
tragedy was an ` accident exacerbated by negligence ' . he added : `
if we had been aware of these fires at the time of course they would
have demanded further investigation , but i am not sure what they would
have revealed . ' former sports minister gerry sutcliffe said today
that the new allegations do not justify a new inquiry in to the disaster
. mr sutcliffe , mp for bradford south and deputy leader of bradford
city council at the time of the tragedy , says he knew heginbotham
` flew by the seat of his pants ' in terms of the finances of the club
but remains convinced by the conclusion of the inquiry by high court
judge mr justice popplewell that the fire was an accident . prime
minister margaret thatcher visits the scene of the disaster with her
husband dennis in 1985 . tributes were paid to the 56 who were killed
by the fire on the same day bradford should have been celebrating .
the remains of the stand at bradford 's ground after the disaster on
saturday may 11 , 1985 at valley parade . his many businesses included
toy company tebro toys . he once described football as ` the opera
of the people ' . after an initial spell as bradford chairman , he
came back in 1983 when he and another local businessman , jack tordoff
, saved bradford from the receivers , buying the club for around
# 30,000 each . heginbotham resigned as chairman in 1988 due to ill
health . he died on april 21 1995 after a heart transplant . he was 61 .
mr sutcliffe told press association sport : ` the inquiry by mr justice
popplewell concluded that it was caused by a discarded cigarette in
what was an old wooden stand and i have not heard anything to convince
me that that was not the case . ` stafford heginbotham was one of
those football club chairmen of which there were many at the time who
flew by the seat of his pants . i was deputy leader of the city council
at the time and he did fly by the seat of his pants when it came to
paying the bill for the police and so on . ` but i think the inquiry
was very thorough at the time and i do n't think there needs to be
another because of this . i do not believe there was any sort of
cover-up and in fact the inquiry led to a lot of recommendations
on stadiums that together with the taylor report came up with the
right answers for football . mr fletcher started to investigate
after a conversation with his mother nine years after the disaster
, when she told him it had not been heginbotham 's first fire .
the charred remains of a bradford programme from the day of the
fire in which 56 people were killed . ` there will always be
speculation but i just think it was a tragedy that cost the lives
of 56 people and injured many more , and has scarred the city for
many years . ' author martin fletcher writes about his own experience
at the bradford disaster , and asks why chairman stafford heginbotham
was not investigated : . ` why was it left to the 12-year-old who
lost three generations and four members of his family , who was
with over 40 people when they died within a 10-yard radius of him ,
who somehow got out of the stand , as the last person to get out ,
the only person to get out the front after being at the back , and
the only person to survive the smoke ? ' heginbotham 's son , james ,
47 , told the daily mirror today : ` when you actually do your homework
and see what he did for bradford city football club it is a sickening
accusation . it is just absolutely ridiculous . ` he never recovered
from the fire . the stress of it is what killed him eventually .
it was a shock hearing this today , it was such a long time ago .
` he 's no longer here to defend himself . it 's a real shame it
has come to this . ` he devoted his entire life to that club . he
saved the club on two separate occasions . ' i have never seen
anybody more passionate about anything than he was about that club
. ' according to the independent , it would be up to home secretary
theresa may to order a new inquiry but this would not be unlikely
to happen before the election next month .
Human summary:
author martin fletcher claims the devastating blaze was not an accident
. book reveals fires at other businesses owned by or associated with then
club chairman stafford heginbotham . mr fletcher , a survivor of the
blaze , says his findings warrant investigation . an inquiry into fire found
it was an accident caused by discarded cigarette . west yorkshire police
will consider any fresh evidence that comes to light .
Network generated summary:
author martin fletcher claims the fire was not an accident . author said
the fire was not started deliberately and was caused by a discarded
cigarette . west yorkshire police said in a statement that they would
review any fresh evidence surrounding the tragedy .
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Original article:
it seems to happen after every single world cup that someone near
to the top of english cricket gets the sack . whether it be duncan
fletcher , david lloyd , whoever , someone always seems to pay the
price for our abject failure to compete on the global one-day stage
. paul downton is just the latest victim . it is high time that we
looked at the entire structure of english cricket and the reasons
we are incapable of producing the types of cricketer required to
succeed in international one-day cricket . paul downton has left
his role as managing director of england and wales cricket board .
moores -lrb- from left to right -rrb- , downton and england
captain alastair cook during the press conference . the system is
broken and it desperately needs fixing if england are ever going
to compete in limited-overs cricket again . make no mistake ,
sacking paul downton does not mean some magic wand has been waved
and all will be well . there are deep systemic problems . too many
of the current selectors and coaches are from the old guard and
have failed to keep pace with the dramatic changes that have
occurred in one-day cricket in recent years . from downton to
coach peter moores , to selectors james whitaker and angus fraser
, these are players from a different era who have been painfully
slow to react to situations . downton -lrb- left -rrb- and peter
moores -lrb- right -rrb- pose during a press conference at lord
's cricket ground . downton leaves his role as ecb managing
director following england 's shameful performance at world cup
. even the sacking of alastair cook as one-day captain was a
slow and protracted affair . they should have acted sooner .
like so much of english sport , our cricket system seems afraid
of the maverick player and that has to change . in my view there
is still too much bad blood around for kevin pietersen to return
, with the fall-out from the book causing untold damage to so
many relationships that it just seems inconceivable for him to
return . nasser hussain believes the sacking of cook as one-day
captain was a slow and protracted affair . i hate it when things
become about one individual and believe me , everything that has
gone wrong with english cricket has not been down to the handling
of kevin pietersen ; however badly that has been done . but what
is does highlight is the continued fear of the maverick player .
from david gower to kevin pietersen , english cricket has shown
distrust for anyone who does not conform or fit into a safe
stereotype even though all the players who are thriving on
the world stage are non-conformists who do things differently .
you would n't find brendan mccullum or ab de villiers audacious
shot - making in an mcc coaching manual but you will not find
two better strikers of a cricket ball on the planet . english
cricket needs to learn to embrace the maverick . pietersen has
rejoined surrey in the hope of earning a place in the ashes
squad for england this summer . hussain hopes whoever is
appointed to replace downton is close to the modern game and
ahead of the curve . i have been asked if i would like to
take on downton 's job and the short answer is ` no ' . i
will do anything i can to help the ecb and english cricket
but there are far better candidates than me out there . whether
it be michael vaughan , andrew strauss or anyone else , i just
hope whoever they appoint is close to the modern game and ahead
of the curve . we have been behind it for far too long.most
importantly , it is time to wake up and look at the big picture
. stop finding individuals to scapegoat and carry the can and
start looking at the system that is failing to produce the kind
of cricketers we need .
Human summary:
nasser hussain believes it ’s time to look at the structure of english cricket
. hussain believes paul downton is just the latest victim to take the flack
. he feels the system is broken and desperately needs attention and fixing
. alastair cook ’s sacking shows we are painfully slow to react problems .
Network generated summary:
paul downton has left his role as managing director of england and wales
cricket board . it is high time that we looked at the entire structure of
english cricket and the reasons we are incapable of producing the types
of cricketer required to succeed in international one-day cricket .
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the time has come for australia 's favourite rock star-turned-politician
peter garrett to sell his charming victorian terrace in randwick
in sydney 's affluent eastern suburbs . the retired midnight oil
lead singer , former politician and passionate environmental
activist has put his family 's sydney home on the market and is
hoping the stunning terrace will be auctioned off for at least
$ 1.05 million . the 62-year-old has lived at the thoughtfully
restored home for almost five years with his wife dora and three
daughters , emily , grace and may . as to be expected the 193
centimetre rockstar 's home boasts beautiful high ceilings .
scroll down for video . the retired midnight oil lead singer ,
former politician and passionate environmental activist is listing
his charming victorian terrace in randwick in sydney 's affluent
eastern suburbs . the fresh , white kitchen opens up to a beautiful
tiled courtyard at the rear of the home , bathed in sunlight and
perfect for entertaining . the three bedroom terrace is set over
two levels with a beautiful balcony off the master bedroom ,
looking out onto the street . the property has been exquisitely
renovated and ` achieving a beautifully balanced blend of period
charm and contemporary touches , ' according to belle property
randwick . the garretts live just a short distance from 101 acres
of greenery at centennial parklands and are just a short bus ride
to iconic beaches such as bondi , maroubra and coogee . it offers
the ultimate sydney lifestyle for any homeowner , whilst being
less than 7km to the cbd . the property was bought by garrett
for $ 932,500 in 2010 while he was the minister for environment
protection , heritage and the arts as part of the gillard
government . upon entering the home you are greeted by the living
areas , masterfully designed with a clever use of space to include
a living room , dining room , study nook and kitchen . the
kitchen is crisp and clean with white , a light blue splashback
and state-of-the-art kitchen appliances . from the kitchen ,
french doors open up the home . with the doors open , the dining
room is extended out into the garden - filling the house with
light and making the home even more spacious . the family of
five also own a property in mittagong in nsw 's south coast ,
ensuring they can enjoy the best of both city and country dwelling
. the home is on a peaceful , historic randwick north street
facade , charismatically built into the slope of gordon street
. the three bedroom terrace is set over two levels with a beautiful
balcony off the master bedroom , looking out onto the street .
the winding staircase leads up from the lounge room to the bedrooms
. the downstairs rooms have polished floorboards . upon entering
the home you are greeted by the living areas , masterfully designed
with a clever use of space to include a living room , dining room
, study nook and kitchen . from the kitchen , french doors open
up the home . with the doors open , the dining room is extended
out into the garden - filling the house with light and making the
home even more spacious . as to be expected from the former
environmental minister , the garden is filled with greenery despite
the city landscape and concrete surroundings . as to be expected
from the former environmental minister , the garden is filled with
greenery despite the city landscape . the winding staircase leads
up from the lounge room to the bedrooms . the master bedroom has
beautiful french doors which also open out onto a balcony . it is
peaceful space to watch the day go by -- enjoying a view of the
stunning city skyline over the classic wrought iron balustrade .
the property has been listed by belle property randwick and will
go to auction on may 16th . the three bedrooms are all carpeted
and all but one have built-in wardrobes . the stunning french doors
open up to ensure light-filled , airy bedrooms . the stark white
bathroom might have been a battle as peter garrett has three daughters
! he also at 193 centimetres tall , may have struggled to fit in the
bathtub .
Human summary:
australia ’s favourite rock star-turned-politician peter garrett has put his
family ’s sydney home on the market . he is hoping the stunning terrace
in randwick in sydney ’s east will be auctioned off for at least $ 1.05
million . as to be expected the 193 centimetre rockstar ’s home boasts
beautiful high ceilings . he bought the property in 2010 whilst he was a
federal minister for $ 932k . he also owns a mittagong property .
Network generated summary:
retired midnight oil lead singer peter garrett to sell his charming victorian
terrace in sydney ’s affluent eastern suburbs . the 62-year-old has lived
at the thoughtfully restored home for almost five years with his wife dora
and three daughters , emily , grace and may . as to be expected the 193
centimetre rockstar ’s home boasts beautiful high ceilings .
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Original article:
national institutes of health expert reviewers are finding flaws in
the agency 's new study that connects heavy cell phone radiation to
a slight increase in brain tumors in male rat ... a major u.s.
government study on rats has found a link between cellphones and
cancer , an explosive finding in the long-running debate about whether
mobile phones cause health effec ... an australian judge on friday
ruled in favor of a couple who refused to allow their 6-year-old son
to undergo radiotherapy for a malignant brain tumor . a hawaii boy
battling deadly brain cancer recently received news that he d receive
an honor he s dreamt of during his short three years of life .
hiv-infected cancer patients are much less likely to receive treatment
for tumors than people who do n't have the virus , a large u.s. study
suggests . a 7-year-old dallas boy with an inoperable brain tumor
received a dream-room makeover thanks to a nonprofit and the generosity
of his community . mandatory vaccination policies may encourage more
healthcare workers to get annual flu shots and help prevent the
spread of influenza to patients , a study in one texas health syste
... for elderly people in hong kong , long term exposure to fine-particle
air pollution is tied to an increased risk of dying from many cancers
, including breast , liver and pancreatic c ... neurosurgeons using
lasers to treat brain cancer have discovered that the technique breaks
down the blood-brain barrier , a finding that could lead to new
treatment options for pati ... the risk of some childhood cancers
might vary depending on where a child 's mother was born , a new
study suggests .
Human summary:
brain cancer news articles and videos from foxnews.com 's health section.
Network generated summary:
agency 's new study that connects heavy cell phone radiation to a slight
increase in brain tumors in male rat ... a major u.s. government study
on rats has found a link between cellphones and cancer .
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Original article:
a healthy workforce is a more productive workforce , and finding
ways to make taking care of everyday or acute care needs easier
motivates many companies to offer on-site health care facilities .
it s just one of many factors that helped elevate these nine
companies to fortune s list of the 100 best companies to work for
. beyond enabling easier health care access for their employees ,
studies have found that on-site health care clinics can also lower
medical costs for companies , encourage better long-term employee
health , reduce absenteeism , and improve productivity , according
to non-profit insurer the alliance . on-site clinic capabilities
vary by employer , and services range from last-minute appointments
for a sinus infection to an annual physical by a primary care
physician or even ongoing wellness options like a dietician or
physical therapist . the service is also catching on among employers
. twenty-nine percent of companies with 5,000 or more workers
offered an on-site or nearby health clinic in 2014 , up from 24 %
in 2012 , according to a national workplace study by consulting
firm mercer . the survey also found that another 15 % of large
employers were weighing adding a clinic in the next two years .
more than 40 companies on fortune s list of the 100 best companies
to work for offer onsite health care centers , but many are only at t
heir headquarters . apart from the 11 hospital systems on our list
, here are the nine companies that are currently offering this perk
to employees at multiple locations .
Human summary:
They say it’s cheaper for employees and better for business.
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make taking care of everyday or acute care needs easier motivates many
companies to offer on-site health care facilities . it ’ s just one of many
factors that helped elevate these nine companies to fortune ’ s list of the
100 best companies to work for .
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aspen , colo. authorities said saturday that a third suspect was
arrested in the killing of a socialite in this colorado resort town
, more than a week after a couple who rented the woman 's home were
taken into custody . katherine m. carpenter , 56 , was apprehended
friday night in the death of nancy pfister , 57 , the pitkin county
sheriff 's office said . carpenter was being held without bond on
suspicion of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree
murder . pfister was the daughter of the late betty and art pfister
, longtime prominent aspen residents who co-founded the buttermilk
ski area west of town that 's hosted the winter x games multiple
times . her body was found in an upstairs closet at her home on
feb. 26 , but investigators have not said when or how she was killed
. authorities said they arrested william f. styler iii , 65 , and
nancy christine styler , 62 , at a lodge in basalt on march 3. they
were staying at the lodge after apparently moving out of pfister
's home feb. 22 , the same day pfister returned from a vacation in
australia , authorities said . the stylers , who are married , are
expected to be formally charged monday with first-degree murder and
conspiracy to commit first-degree murder . authorities said the couple
rented pfister 's home during the fall . sheriff joe disalvo said
his office has faced a few difficulties during the investigation .
it 's the first homicide case in pitkin county in 12 years not counting
those classified as murder-suicides and investigators have been
conducting interviews in the courthouse , which is cramped . aspen
is a ski resort town in the rocky mountains about 100 miles southwest
of denver .
Human summary:
authorities said saturday that a third suspect was arrested in the killing
of a socialite in this colorado resort town , more than a week after a
couple who rented the woman ’s home were taken into custody .
Network generated summary:
authorities said saturday that a third suspect was arrested in the killing
of a socialite in this colorado resort town , more than a week after a
couple who rented the woman ’s home were taken into custody .
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olympic leaders stopped short sunday of imposing a complete ban on
russia from the rio de janeiro games , assigning individual global
sports federations the responsibility to decide which athletes
should be cleared to compete . the decision , announced after a
three-hour meeting via teleconference of the international olympic
committee 's executive board , came just 12 days before the aug.
5 opening of the games . `` we had to balance the collective
responsibility and the individual justice to which every human being
and athlete is entitled to , '' ioc president thomas bach said .
the ioc rejected calls from the world anti-doping agency and dozens
of other anti-doping bodies to exclude the entire russian olympic
team following allegations of state-sponsored cheating . russia 's
track and field athletes have already been banned by the iaaf ,
the sport 's governing body , a decision that was upheld thursday
by the court of arbitration for sport , and was accepted by the ioc
again on sunday . calls for a complete ban on russia intensified
after richard mclaren , a canadian lawyer commissioned by wada ,
issued a report monday accusing russia 's sports ministry of
overseeing a vast doping program of its olympic athletes . mclaren
's investigation , based heavily on evidence from former moscow
doping lab director grigory rodchenkov , affirmed allegations of
brazen manipulation of russian urine samples at the 2014 winter
games in sochi , but also found that state-backed doping had i
nvolved 28 summer and winter sports from 2011 to 2015. but the ioc
board decided against the ultimate sanction , in line with bach 's
recent statements stressing the need to take individual justice
into account . the ioc said the mclaren report had made no direct
accusations against the russian olympic committee `` as an
institution . '' `` an athlete should not suffer and should not
be sanctioned for a system in which he was not implicated ,
'' bach told reporters on a conference call after sunday 's meeting
. the ioc also said russia is barred from entering for the rio
games any athlete who has ever been sanctioned for doping . in a
statement , the ioc said it would accept the entry of only those
russian athletes who meet certain conditions set out for the 28
international federations to apply . it also rejected the application
by russian whistleblower yulia stepanova , the 800-meter runner
and former doper who helped expose the doping scandal in her homeland
, to compete under a neutral flag at the games . however , the ioc
added that it would invite her and her husband , vitaly stepanov ,
to attend the games .
Human summary:
olympic leaders have decided not to impose a total ban on russian ath-
letes from the rio de janeiro games , which begin in less than two weeks.
Network generated summary:
olympic leaders stopped short sunday of imposing a complete ban on
russia from the rio de janeiro games , assigning individual global sports
federations the responsibility to decide which athletes should be cleared
to compete .