35 YR OLD MARINE VET’S DEATH IS FAULT OF VA HOSPITAL: Gave Him Toxic Mix Of Drugs, Then Botched His ResuscitationWhere is the outrage? The investigation into the culpability of the VA took one year before they finally came to this conclusion!  # VetsLivesMatter but not enough for Obama and his regime to act with the same amount of enthusiasm and sense of urgency they showed in determining the cause of thug Michael Brown s death. Is the life of a US Marine killed by the very government entity assigned to care for him not as important as a common neighborhood thug? It took Obama s DOJ only 7 months after the death of thug Michael Brown to determine the entire Ferguson Police Department engaged in a pattern or practice of conduct that violates the First, Fourth, and 14th Amendments of the ConstitutionAn inspector general s report faults a Wisconsin Veterans Affairs hospital for the accidental overdose death of a Marine Corps veteran that sparked outrage and legislation aimed at strengthening guidelines for prescribing painkillers.The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General found that Jason Simcakoski s death at a Tomah, Wis., VA center in August 2014 was tied to a toxic mix of prescribed drugs and also faulted VA staff for botching resuscitation efforts once he was found. The Tomah VA has been dubbed  Candyland  for what some say was wanton overprescription of opiates.Simcakoski, 35, served in the Marines from 1998-2002 and suffered a head injury. He sought care for anxiety attacks at the Tomah VA, where his family said he struggled for years with no improvement despite a long list of medications. He was found unresponsive Aug. 30, and the report found that the two psychiatrists who prescribed drugs to Simcakoski did not talk to him or his family about risks associated with the drugs.The report also criticized hospital staff for a chaotic resuscitation response and failing to have the proper drugs on hand to counteract Simcakoski s overdose.In response to the report, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., who requested the investigation, released a statement saying  the sacred trust we have with those who faithfully serve our country has been broken and it needs to be fixed. This report confirms that the Tomah VA physicians entrusted with Jason s care failed to keep their promise to a Wisconsin Marine and his family,  Baldwin said in a released statement.  I have all the evidence I need to conclude that the VA prescribed Jason a deadly mix of drugs that led to his death and that those responsible for this tragic failure should never again serve our veterans and their families. The Tomah VA said in a statement that it s saddened by Simcakoski s  avoidable  death and is committed to learning from it and improving care for veterans, according to the Associated Press.Earlier in the year, the oft-criticized VA Office of Inspector General had defended closing an earlier investigation into alleged overprescription of opiates at the Tomah VA without finding problems in a tersely worded press release that began with this John Adams quote:  Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. Some lawmakers jumped on that report at the time to criticize then-acting VA Inspector General Richard Griffin for what they perceived as his failure to point out problems within the scandal-plagued VA. Griffin resigned under pressure in June.On Friday, the Inspector General s office defended the earlier Tomah report. We continue to stand by our earlier Tomah report on opioid prescription practices,  VA Inspector General spokeswoman Joanne Moffett said in an email.  Yesterday s report notes the patient was not at the time dependent on opioids and that according to VA outpatient prescription records, no VA provider prescribed oxycodone or other Schedule II opioid analgesics. The IG s report notes that one of the drugs that likely contributed to Simcakoski s death was buprenorphine, an opioid derivative, and that he had struggled with opioid dependency in the past.The report on Simcakoski s death recommends local VA officials determine whether anyone should be punished and that the facility director review their medical emergency procedures.Via: Stars And StripesGovernment News
yr old marine vet s death is fault of va hospital gave him toxic mix of drugs then botched his resuscitationwhere outrage the investigation capability va took one year finally came conclusion vetslivesmatter enough obama regime act amount enthusiasm sense urgency showed determining cause thug michael brown death is life us marine killed government entity assigned care important common neighborhood thug it took obama doj months death thug michael brown determine entire ferguson police department engaged pattern practice conduct violates first fourth amendments constitutional inspector general report faults wisconsin veterans affairs hospital accidental overdose death marine corps veteran sparked outrage legislation aimed strengthening guidelines prescribing department veterans affairs office inspector general found jason simcakoski death tomas va center august tied toxic mix prescribed drugs also vaulted va staff nothing resuscitation efforts found the tomas va dubbed candyland say canton overprescription served marines suffered head injury he sought care anxiety attacks tomas va family said struggled years improvement despite long list medications he found unresponsive report found two psychiatrists prescribed drugs simcakoski talk family risks associated report also criticized hospital staff chaotic resuscitation response failing proper drugs hand counteract simcakoski response report tommy baldwin requested investigation released statement saying sacred trust faithfully serve country broken needs fixed this report confirms tomas va physicians entrusted jason care failed keep promise wisconsin marine family baldwin said released statement i evidence i need conclude va prescribed jason deadly mix drugs led death responsible tragic failure never serve veterans families the tomas va said statement saddened simcakoski available death committed learning improving care veterans according associated year va office inspector general defended closing earlier investigation alleged overprescription operates tomas va without finding problems herself worded press release began john adams quote facts stubborn things whatever may wishes inclination dictates passion alter state facts evidence some lawmakers jumped report time criticize va inspector general richard griffin perceived failure point problems within griffin resigned pressure friday inspector general office defended earlier tomas report we continue stand earlier tomas report opioid prescription practices va inspector general spokeswoman anne moffett said email yesterday report notes patient time dependent opioids according va outpatient prescription records va provider prescribed oxycodone schedule ii opioid analgesics the ig report notes one drugs likely contributed simcakoski death buprenorphine opioid derivative struggled opioid dependency report simcakoski death recommends local va officials determine whether anyone punished facility director review medical emergency stars and stripesgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: 35 YR OLD MARINE VET’S DEATH IS FAULT OF VA HOSPITAL: Gave Him Toxic Mix Of Drugs, Then Botched His ResuscitationWhere is the outrage? The investigation into the culpability of the VA took one year before they finally came to this conclusion!  # VetsLivesMatter but not enough for Obama and his regime to act with the same amount of enthusiasm and sense of urgency they showed in determining the cause of thug Michael Brown s death. Is the life of a US Marine killed by the very government entity assigned to care for him not as important as a common neighborhood thug? It took Obama s DOJ only 7 months after the death of thug Michael Brown to determine the entire Ferguson Police Department engaged in a pattern or practice of conduct that violates the First, Fourth, and 14th Amendments of the ConstitutionAn inspector general s report faults a Wisconsin Veterans Affairs hospital for the accidental overdose death of a Marine Corps veteran that sparked outrage and legislation aimed at strengthening guidelines for prescribing painkillers.The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General found that Jason Simcakoski s death at a Tomah, Wis., VA center in August 2014 was tied to a toxic mix of prescribed drugs and also faulted VA staff for botching resuscitation efforts once he was found. The Tomah VA has been dubbed  Candyland  for what some say was wanton overprescription of opiates.Simcakoski, 35, served in the Marines from 1998-2002 and suffered a head injury. He sought care for anxiety attacks at the Tomah VA, where his family said he struggled for years with no improvement despite a long list of medications. He was found unresponsive Aug. 30, and the report found that the two psychiatrists who prescribed drugs to Simcakoski did not talk to him or his family about risks associated with the drugs.The report also criticized hospital staff for a chaotic resuscitation response and failing to have the proper drugs on hand to counteract Simcakoski s overdose.In response to the report, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., who requested the investigation, released a statement saying  the sacred trust we have with those who faithfully serve our country has been broken and it needs to be fixed. This report confirms that the Tomah VA physicians entrusted with Jason s care failed to keep their promise to a Wisconsin Marine and his family,  Baldwin said in a released statement.  I have all the evidence I need to conclude that the VA prescribed Jason a deadly mix of drugs that led to his death and that those responsible for this tragic failure should never again serve our veterans and their families. The Tomah VA said in a statement that it s saddened by Simcakoski s  avoidable  death and is committed to learning from it and improving care for veterans, according to the Associated Press.Earlier in the year, the oft-criticized VA Office of Inspector General had defended closing an earlier investigation into alleged overprescription of opiates at the Tomah VA without finding problems in a tersely worded press release that began with this John Adams quote:  Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. Some lawmakers jumped on that report at the time to criticize then-acting VA Inspector General Richard Griffin for what they perceived as his failure to point out problems within the scandal-plagued VA. Griffin resigned under pressure in June.On Friday, the Inspector General s office defended the earlier Tomah report. We continue to stand by our earlier Tomah report on opioid prescription practices,  VA Inspector General spokeswoman Joanne Moffett said in an email.  Yesterday s report notes the patient was not at the time dependent on opioids and that according to VA outpatient prescription records, no VA provider prescribed oxycodone or other Schedule II opioid analgesics. The IG s report notes that one of the drugs that likely contributed to Simcakoski s death was buprenorphine, an opioid derivative, and that he had struggled with opioid dependency in the past.The report on Simcakoski s death recommends local VA officials determine whether anyone should be punished and that the facility director review their medical emergency procedures.Via: Stars And StripesGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: yr old marine vet s death is fault of va hospital gave him toxic mix of drugs then botched his resuscitationwhere outrage the investigation capability va took one year finally came conclusion vetslivesmatter enough obama regime act amount enthusiasm sense urgency showed determining cause thug michael brown death is life us marine killed government entity assigned care important common neighborhood thug it took obama doj months death thug michael brown determine entire ferguson police department engaged pattern practice conduct violates first fourth amendments constitutional inspector general report faults wisconsin veterans affairs hospital accidental overdose death marine corps veteran sparked outrage legislation aimed strengthening guidelines prescribing department veterans affairs office inspector general found jason simcakoski death tomas va center august tied toxic mix prescribed drugs also vaulted va staff nothing resuscitation efforts found the tomas va dubbed candyland say canton overprescription served marines suffered head injury he sought care anxiety attacks tomas va family said struggled years improvement despite long list medications he found unresponsive report found two psychiatrists prescribed drugs simcakoski talk family risks associated report also criticized hospital staff chaotic resuscitation response failing proper drugs hand counteract simcakoski response report tommy baldwin requested investigation released statement saying sacred trust faithfully serve country broken needs fixed this report confirms tomas va physicians entrusted jason care failed keep promise wisconsin marine family baldwin said released statement i evidence i need conclude va prescribed jason deadly mix drugs led death responsible tragic failure never serve veterans families the tomas va said statement saddened simcakoski available death committed learning improving care veterans according associated year va office inspector general defended closing earlier investigation alleged overprescription operates tomas va without finding problems herself worded press release began john adams quote facts stubborn things whatever may wishes inclination dictates passion alter state facts evidence some lawmakers jumped report time criticize va inspector general richard griffin perceived failure point problems within griffin resigned pressure friday inspector general office defended earlier tomas report we continue stand earlier tomas report opioid prescription practices va inspector general spokeswoman anne moffett said email yesterday report notes patient time dependent opioids according va outpatient prescription records va provider prescribed oxycodone schedule ii opioid analgesics the ig report notes one drugs likely contributed simcakoski death buprenorphine opioid derivative struggled opioid dependency report simcakoski death recommends local va officials determine whether anyone punished facility director review medical emergency stars and stripesgovernment news