Doctor covered in blood describes treating Trump audience member shot at rally

Holly Patrick

14 July 2024 at 5:03 am·1-min read

Doctor covered in blood describes treating Trump audience member shot at rally

A doctor covered in blood said he treated an audience member who was shot at a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday, 13 July.

"The guy has spun around was jammed between the benches. He had a head shot here. There's lots of blood and he had brain matter there," he told CBS News.

The former president, 78, was also shot in the ear as he spoke on stage in Butler at around 6pm.

A person in the crowd was killed and two others were injured during what the FBI has described as an assassination attempt.

The intelligence and security service has has identified 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks as the “subject involved” in the shooting.

BuzzFeed
Medical Professionals, Share The Everyday Habits That Many People Think Are "Harmless" But Are Actually Silent Killers
"People don't understand the consequences."
BuzzFeed
My Family Was Nearly Killed In A Random Violent Attack. This Unexpectedly Saved My Life.
"I was in the middle of a conversation when everything took a sudden turn. I heard yelling and screaming outside. I rushed toward the front door, and my heart plummeted when I saw my father sitting on the steps. Blood was rushing down his face from an open wound on his forehead."
CNN
Woman claims Alzheimer’s symptoms were reversed after five years
In “The Last Alzheimer’s Patient,” CNN chief medical correspondent follows Alzheimer’s patient Cici Zerbe who says her symptoms have been reversed after participating in Dr. Dean Ornish’s clinical trial on the effects of intensive lifestyle changes on the progression of mild cognitive impairment or early dementia due to Alzheimer’s Disease. That peer-reviewed study will be published in the journal “Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy” in June 2024. Dr. Ornish’s program includes a plant-based diet, regular exercise, group support, yoga or meditation.Watch the full documentary on CNN’s “The Whole Story” premiering on May 19th at 8p et/pt and streaming on MAX on June 18th.
INSIDER
I want to lose weight. A dietitian said to eat more carbs.
It's a myth that carbs make us gain weight more than other macronutrients. In fact, they provide energy and can boost our health in a variety of ways.
HuffPost Life
I Struggled With Endometriosis And Painful Sex. Now I'm Having The Best Sex Of My Life — Here's How.
"After years of feeling powerless, it felt like I had taken back control of my body."
People
Patient Dies After Hospital Misidentifies and Asks Wrong Family About Removing Life Support
David Wells died after he was taken off life support because he was misidentified as Michael Beehler in August 2021
The Telegraph
Obesity is overdiagnosed, say doctors who want ‘fat but healthy’ label
Obesity is overdiagnosed, experts who want a new “fat but healthy” label have said.
Yahoo Life Shopping
The 12 most comfortable walking shoes for women in 2025, tested and approved
From cushioned sneakers to supportive sandals, these are the most comfortable women's walking shoes, according to our experts.
Associated Press Finance
Elon Musk says a third patient got a Neuralink brain implant. The work is part of a booming field
Elon Musk said a third person has received an implant from his brain-computer interface company Neuralink, one of many groups working to connect the nervous system to machines. “We've got ... three humans with Neuralinks and all are working well,” he said during a wide-ranging interview at a Las Vegas event streamed on his social media platform X. Since the first brain implant about a year ago, Musk said the company has upgraded the devices with more electrodes, higher bandwidth and longer battery life.
PA Media: UK News
Where people live, work and play has ‘profound impact’ on health – report
The wealthier people are, the more likely they are to have access to places that keep them healthy, the Royal Society for Public Health said.
INSIDER
Dietitians share 11 of the best high-protein foods for weight loss
If you're looking for more high-protein foods for weight loss, dietitians and nutritionists recommend eating peanut butter, salmon, and eggs.
CBC
Marysville man shares cautionary tale after puppy tests positive for weed
A Marysville man was in for a scary few hours over the weekend when his normally excitable 10-month-old puppy became wobbly, shaky and lethargic.Andrew Holland says he took his golden retriever, Charlie, for a walk in the village on Saturday afternoon. Afterward, she went from being perfectly fine around 4 p.m. to not being able to walk an hour later."Immediately took her outside on her leash to see if she's going to be sick," Holland recalled Tuesday."But then … she couldn't hardly walk, like,
Yahoo Life
What your walking speed can tell you about your health
How fast you walk can be a vital sign, just like your blood pressure or body temperature, which can reveal a lot about your health.
The Telegraph
Princess of Wales visits cancer hospital where she was treated
The Princess of Wales has made an emotional return to the hospital where she received her chemotherapy, as she hugged cancer patients and told of the challenges of getting back to normal life after treatment.
Variety
Margaret Qualley Says It Took ‘a Year’ to Recover From the Damage Caused by Prosthetics Used in ‘The Substance’: ‘My Face Was So F–ed Up’
In a recent interview on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Margaret Qualley said it took “a year” for her skin to recover from the irritation caused by the face prosthetics used in “The Substance.” The damage was so bad that director Coralie Fargeat had to frame out her face in certain shots. “At the end, …
Yahoo Canada Style
I tried this ergonomic pillow and my neck pain is 'practically gone' — it's on sale for under $50 (that's 56% off)
Do cervical pillows help with neck and shoulder pain? Here's what an expert says.
Yahoo Life UK
Kate says cancer is in remission and ‘looking forward to a fulfilling year ahead’
The Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital, where she received her cancer treatment last year.
Associated Press
Kate returns to cancer center where she was treated to offer gratitude to medical teams
The Princess of Wales visited the hospital where she was treated for cancer on Tuesday, offering gratitude to the medical teams who helped her and give support to patients now undergoing treatment. Kate, as she is commonly known, conducted the solo engagement at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, a world-leading state-of-the art cancer center known for its pioneering research. “I was just saying, coming in the front entrance here, having made so many quiet, private visits, actually it’s quite nice,” she said after arriving at the hospital’s main entrance.
People
Kate Middleton Reveals She Is in 'Remission' from Cancer: 'It Is a Relief'
"There is much to look forward to," the Princess of Wales wrote in a social media post
Evening Standard
The 'virgin' Sophie Rain set to make $60m on adult site: The rise and backlash of OnlyFans' biggest star
After earning $43 million in 2024, Sophie Rain will surpass that this year amid fierce ethical debates about her child-like looks and controversial pals

Latest stories