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Click Here to View Health News   National Health Headlines Spencer Platt/Getty Images China sees 3 serious escalator accidents in 1 week A Shanghai man has had his lower leg amputated after becoming trapped in a mall escalator, the third serious escalator-related accident in China in a week. The 35-year-old man, surnamed Zhang, was a cleaner at the Cloud Nine shopping mall in Shanghai'... View More CDC 4 dead in Legionnaires' outbreak in New York The number of deaths in the New York City Legionnaires' disease outbreak is up to four. Seventy-one cases of the flu-like disease have been reported since mid-July in the South Bronx, up from 31 on Thursday, the city Department of Health and Mental Hy... View More Steve Jennings/Getty Images for Breakthrough Prize Zuckerberg 'miscarriage' story prompts outpouring of emotions "It's a lonely experience," Mark Zuckerberg says, writing about his wife Priscilla Chan's three miscarriages. Zuckerberg's announcement that Chan is now pregnant with a baby girl prompted thousands of congratulatory Facebook messages on Friday, and so... View More Joe Raedle/Getty Images Results are in: Teen vaccinations and more The number of American teenagers getting vaccinated against HPV is increasing in some states, but millions are still not vaccinated. Preemies may grow up to be socially withdrawn adults, researchers say. View More Barbara Rice/CDC Mumps outbreak at University of Illinois Sixty cases of mumps have been diagnosed in Champaign County, Illinois, since April, according to a local health official, who told CNN on Friday all the cases are linked to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign campus. View More NIH WHO: Ebola vaccine highly effective in trial A newly developed vaccine against the deadly Ebola virus is "highly effective" and could help prevent its spread in the current and future outbreaks, the World Health Organization said Friday. Trials of the single-dose VSV-EBOV vaccine began in March ... View More Doctor gives Clinton clean bill of health Health issues resulting from a 2012 heatlh scare are resolved and Hillary Clinton is physically fit to serve as president, according to her personal physician. View More National Health Headlines Advertisement Money Headlines • Greek bank shares crash 30% as market reopens • Bitcoin: The hottest game for Chinese gamblers • Zuckerberg 'miscarriage' story prompts outpouring of emotions • Stick a fork in Whole Foods? • Greek stock market to reopen, with restrictions • Kraft Singles cheese slices recalled for choking hazard Sports Headlines • IOC makes 'zero tolerance' pledge • Giants finally make contact with DE Pierre-Paul • Redskins 'very comfortable' signing Galette • MLB notebook: Red Sox place Porcello on disabled list • Bills OL coach Kromer suspended 6 games • Bryant gets into fight with teammate at Cowboys camp Most Recent Slideshows Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images California firefighters battle Rocky Fire California firefighters are busy battling the Rocky Fire, a wildfire northwest of Sacramento that had already incinerated 54,000 acres as of Sunday night. View More Courtesy St. Ermin's Luxury hotels create buzz with urban beekeeping In recent years, global hotels have joined the urban bee-keeping trend too, bringing their own honey direct to their tables. Here's a look at five top luxury hotels creating a buzz in their local communities. View More iStock/pashalgnatov 10 foods you think are healthy but aren't Take a look at 10 foods that aren't as good for you as you thought, as complied by Cooking Light magazine. View More Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images All in the family: Celebrity siblings Some family trees are lucky enough to have not only one celebrity, but several. Take a look at some famous celebrity siblings. View More Public domain On this day: August 3 Columbus sets sail, the first American intercollegiate sporting event takes place, Jesse Owens shines in Berlin, and a controversial stand-up comic dies, all on this day. View More U.S. Navy On this day: August 2 America formally declares its independence, the U.S. Census is born, a president dies, JFK becomes a hero, and a young Robert Zimmerman changes his name, all on this day. View More Most Recent Slideshows You are receiving this message because you requested it from http://messages.channel3000.com/. This message contains advertisements from our sponsors. UNSUBSCRIBE Please do not reply to this e-mail. Any replies will go to an unmanaged email inbox and will not be responded to. © 2015 Morgan Murphy Media Morgan Murphy Media | 7025 Raymond Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53719 Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | The Terms of Use