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entertainment1 year ago

'Outer Banks' Actor Austin North's Hospital Altercation: Anxiety Attack or Battery?

"Outer Banks" actor Austin North is accused of assaulting medical staff at a Las Vegas hospital, but claims he was experiencing a severe anxiety attack and has no memory of the events. North, who plays Topper Thornton in the Netflix series, was arrested on three counts of battery on a protected person and is free on bond. The hospital spokesman condemned violence against healthcare professionals, while North expressed deep respect for them and stated that tests proved no alcohol or drugs were involved.

entertainment1 year ago

"Netflix's 'Outer Banks' Actor Austin North Arrested for Assaulting Las Vegas Hospital Staff"

Actor Austin North, known for his role in Netflix's Outer Banks, was arrested in Las Vegas after allegedly physically attacking multiple medical workers in the emergency room of UMC Hospital following what he described as a severe anxiety attack. North, 27, stated that he barely remembers the events and has a high opinion of hospital staffers, attributing the incident to his anxiety. He was booked in connection with gross misdemeanor battery but has since bonded out of the facility. North hopes to use the experience to shed light on anxiety disorders and provide hope to others who struggle with similar issues.

health2 years ago

Decoding the Distinction: Heart Problems vs. Anxiety Attacks

Distinguishing between heart problems and anxiety attacks can be challenging due to overlapping symptoms. Panic attacks are characterized by abrupt changes in mental state, while heart disease symptoms, such as chest pain, are often triggered by exertion. A thorough history exam, blood pressure check, electrocardiogram, and blood tests can help in diagnosing the cause. Treatment options are available for panic disorder, but it is important to rule out cardiac or other medical conditions. The digital rectal exam has a modest benefit in detecting prostate tumors compared to the PSA test, and the decision to undergo it should be based on patient preference and understanding of the small benefit and nonexistent risk.