Causes Enteritis can be caused by a range of conditions or medications that affect the small intestine. In some cases, enteritis might be caused by eating or drinking something contaminated by bacteria or viruses. Radiation treatment for cancer can also lead to inflammation in the digestive system. Some causes of enteritis are: Bacterial infection Celiac disease (an autoimmune disease in which your white blood cells attack your intestinal lining after exposure to gluten) Crohn’s disease (an inflammatory bowel disease) Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs, including the ibuprofens Aleve and Motrin and the naproxen Aleve) Radiation treatment Viral infection Whipple disease (a rare bacterial infection that leads to a difficulty breaking down fats in the digestive tract)...

The viral TikTok video shared by @smclyne has been viewed by more than 4.9 million social-media users. It has also received over 875,000 likes since it was posted on November 14. The man can be seen preparing to get down on one knee before the box accidentally falls into the ocean. Luckily, he manages to pop the question with the ring after diving in and retrieving it. It seems the man would have been at a major loss if the box hit the bottom water as engagement rings aren’t cheap....

Trump as of late afternoon Wednesday had not tweeted anything about the USWNT’s nationally televised victory parade in New York City, which drew attention to the women’s demands that the U.S. Soccer Federation give them equal pay to their male counterparts. On Twitter Wednesday, Trump promoted an expansion of the Women’s Global Development and Prosperity initiative. Her last tweet on the USWNT was on Sunday before the team won their fourth World Cup....

Well, Mayor Garcetti seems to be trying to find a way to top his own asinine comment. During a CBS News interview, Mayor Garcetti had the gall to say that President Trump is “killing Americans right now and killing our economy.” Is he really so blind and out of touch that he doesn’t see what is going on across the country? Of course, life is certainly good for Garcetti, who lives in a taxpayer-funded mansion and is attempting to raise his national profile through safe, left-wing media interviews to prepare for a future national run....

Donald Trump has called journalists the “enemy of the people” and alleged that they have spread “fake news” about his presidency. According to Donald Trump, many of the political polls reported on by the media contain incorrect information. Eric Trump praised the people in attendance at the Michigan event after for supporting Donald Trump despite the media’s attempt to discredit him. “There’s not a week that goes by that we’re not parodied on Saturday Night Live,” Eric Trump said Tuesday during broadcast remarks....

During his Friday appearance on “Total Access” from the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament, the Rams safety commended the team’s defense, particularly two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald, as he expressed his excitement to join them. “We have a chance to be special on defense with the pieces that we have,” Weddle said. “Obviously, starting with A.D. Obviously one of the best players in the NFL at all positions and now being able to scheme up and do things that help him to give him an advantage even more so, to let him wreck havoc....

Jones, who won the pole for the race, led 79 laps and held off Keselowski and Earnhardt in the final stretch to win the Xfinity Series O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Texas Motor Speedway on Friday. Jones battled Earnhardt with 60 laps to go, even hitting the back bumper of NASCAR’s most popular driver on his way to his first career victory. MORE: Busch on Sprint Cup pole | Texas preview | Junior’s first win | Waltrip returning...

Purpose of Test Inflammation is the immune system’s response to infection, disease, or injury. The inflammation can be short-term, as in the case of an infection, or it can be long-term, as with a chronic disease. A sed rate result can be an indication of the severity of inflammation. Because it’s nonspecific, this test is not used as a diagnostic tool by itself, but as part of a diagnostic process along with other tests....

Erythrodermic psoriasis is sometimes called exfoliative psorasis. Symptoms Erythrodermic psoriasis is a severe variant of the more common plaque psoriasis. This skin condition is quite rare, but when it does develop it’s very serious and includes the following reactions: Widespread rash: The most notable symptom of erythrodermic psoriasis is a bright-red, inflammatory rash that covers a huge area of skin (at least 75 percent of the entire body) and looks as if the skin has been burned....

But this day was different. Hieh Kai-feng, the self-styled Buddhist monk who founded Lung Fa Tang 20 years ago, had left on a trip to mainland China the day before. The Master’s likeness–seen on everything from dashboard figurines to an enormous golden Buddha on top of the temple’s main facade–still kept vigil. But the monks and nuns seemed more relaxed in his absence. Liu saw his opportunity. He spoke quietly with three inmates, including 13-year veteran Chen Kwang-chao, a “squad leader” entrusted with keys for the door, the chains–and, crucially, a truck....

MORE: Billboards appear in Cleveland enticing LeBron James to join 76ers “Now don’t get me wrong, I like a foot rub and a burger, but yeah, it’s not normal,” guest analyst Chris Bosh said. “But hey, you’ve got to trust the process.” The hamburger didn’t seem to hurt Embiid, as he put up his 31st double-double of the season, scoring a game-high 25 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Despite his performance, the Wizards won the game 109-94....

Carlos Orduz was hit by what appeared to be a large monitor while sitting at a desk with other members of the “ESPN FC Radio” panel. They expressed immediate concern once they realized what had happened, and the camera quickly cut away from Orduz. MORE: NHL games returning to ESPN for 2021-22 season after 16-year absence In the video below, you can hear someone on the set telling Orduz to remain calm before the show went to a commercial break....

A fake Adam Schefter account remarkably fooled ESPN during Black Monday, the day when most NFL head coaches get fired. We say remarkably because 1) ESPN employs Schefter, so it should be easy to see whether the report is accurate and 2) The Twitter account didn’t try very hard to disguise itself. The account changed its Twitter name to Adam Schefter and changed the profile photo. But the account name was @TuaNeedsHelp....

Nichols, who is mired in controversy after it was reported that she claimed fellow ESPN reporter Maria Taylor was hosting last year’s NBA Finals because the network was facing pressure to be diverse, will instead continue to host “The Jump,” ESPN’s weekday show providing NBA analysis along with Kendrick Perkins and Richard Jefferson, the network said in its release. Malika Andrews will take over the sidelines for the NBA Finals coverage on ABC....

An ESPN personality is in the hot seat after a video made its way through the internet. Britt McHenry reportedly had her car towed in Arlington, Va., and proceeded to tweet about it (and later delete it from her timeline). A video has surfaced of the encounter that took place as McHenry went to pay to get her car out of the lot. In the video, McHenry can be heard saying negative things to the parking lot attendant....

“When you are talking about this waiver, you are asking Colin Kaepernick to give up everything, and I think that when you go into a negotiation you are not expected to give up all your rights,” Bryant said. The waiver that Bryant is talking about has caused a large problem surrounding Kaepernick’s workout with the NFL. Before his workout, the NFL sent Kaepernick a liability waiver. Instead of signing this waiver, Kaepernick and his lawyers revised and created their own waiver that they sent back to the NFL....

Namely, Jemele Hill, co-host of ESPN2’s “His and Hers” with Michael Smith. Sporting News broke the story a month ago that Fox Sports boss Jamie Horowitz was going to recruit Bayless to join ex-ESPNers Colin Cowherd and Jason Whitlock on his ratings-challenged FS1 network. MORE: Outspoken bad boys (and girls) FSI would be smart to hire Horowitz told me that news/highlight shows like ESPN’s flagship “SportsCenter” were dinosaurs, losing 30 percent of their audience in recent years....

In fact, whether you love or hate the “Embrace Debate” format, the 10-year old “First Take” posted its most-viewed year in 2017, averaging 449,000 viewers, up 25% from 2016, vs. an average 131,000 for “Undisputed.” To start 2018, the Jan. 2 telecast of “First Take” tied for the series’ highest-rated show, garnering a 0.6 household rating and 823,000 average viewers. To hear Smith tell it, “Whoever is standing in our way, the quest is annihilation....

In June, Lithuania applied EU sanctions, which were imposed on Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine, to restrict the transit of certain Russian goods like coal, iron and steel to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. Kaliningrad is a piece of Russian-controlled territory sandwiched between the Baltic Sea and Lithuania and Poland, both of which are members of the EU and NATO. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s administration sharply condemned the move, with Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov calling it “more than serious” and a “violation of everything,” according to Reuters....

After reports of serious blood clots in individuals who recently received the immunization prompted a number of European nations to halt vaccine administration, Emer Cooke, executive director of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), said evidence collected so far does not suggest a connection between the shots and subsequent illnesses. “I have to first explain that a situation like this is not unexpected,” Cooke explained during a Tuesday news conference. “When you vaccinate millions of people, it’s inevitable that you have rare or serious incidences of illnesses that occur after vaccination....