us-hotdailynews: 2014-11-30 U.S. Health

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Surgeon who died of Ebola eulogized at Maryland service
Chicago Tribune
Ebola virus discoverer Peter Piot addresses a news conference at the United Nations in Geneva October 7, 2014. Ebola virus discoverer Peter Piot addresses a news conference at the United Nations in Geneva October 7, 2014. (Denis Balibouse / Reuters).
Death toll from Ebola outbreak nears 7000 in West Africa - WHO   Reuters
Ebola Death Toll Near 7000, WHO Says   Voice of America
Doctor Who Died Of Ebola Hailed As Hero   CBS Local
Daily News & Analysis
Washington Post
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No New Cases Of Ebola In Mali After Last Patient Is Cured, Says President
Design & Trend
President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita said Mali is Ebola-free after the last confirmed case was cured. The country has had seven confirmed case and one probable case after the virus spread from Guinea -- its neighboring country. Six of the patients that ...

Mali's Ebola Patient Cured, President Says 0 Cases In Country   American Live Wire
Mali free of Ebola, president says, as virus spreads in West Africa   PBS NewsHour
No more Ebola cases in Mali after patient cured: president   Reuters
The Capital Wide
Press TV
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Government could ease 31-year-old ban on blood donations from gay men
Washington Post
The federal government is on the brink of lifting restrictions put in place more than three decades ago when regulators, alarmed by the spread of the virus that causes AIDS, barred men who had sex with other men from donating blood. A Food and Drug ...

Policy may change to let gay, bisexual men donate blood   Fayetteville Observer
Feds review plan to let homosexuals donate blood   WND.com
FDA weighs lifting ban on blood donations from gay men   The Hill
Macro Insider
Times of India
Fox News
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HIV/AIDS among children decline by 40%, 1.1 million new cases prevented
The Westside Story
The United Nations International Children's Education Fund (UNICEF) has released a report that shows that the fight over HIV/AIDS among children is being won by the day; the agency reports that the incidence of HIV/AIDS among children has reduced by ...

Red ribbons tell us that HIV/AIDS is still among us   The Desert Sun
Hundreds living with HIV in Clarksville, but activists say 'We can end AIDS'   Clarksville Leaf Chronicle
UNICEF Declared New HIV Aids Diseases among Children Have Diminished   The Capital Wide
CTA News
Jamaica Observer
News-Press Now
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Scientists: 'Positive' results in 1st human trial of experimental Ebola vaccine
myfox8.com
The first human trial of an experimental Ebola vaccine has produced promising results, U.S. scientists said, raising hopes that protection from the deadly disease may be on the horizon. All 20 healthy adults who received the vaccine in a trial run by ...

Science Weekly: Ebola vaccine has successful clinical trial   The WSU Sign Post
An Ebola vaccine does more than enough to convince that the cure must be ...   Frontline Desk
Is an Ebola cure right around the corner? New vaccine passes early test with ...   Science Recorder
Medical Daily
Salina.com
NFL News and Rumors
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77-Year-Old Grandma Can Deadlift More Than You!
American Live Wire
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Early Monday morning, dawn cracked over the roof of the Maplewood YMCA, and there were three people in the weight room. One man had biceps the circumference of telephone poles. Another looked like he could easily lift a small car ...

77-year-old lady can lift more than you   KSDK
This 77-year-old grandma can lift more than you   W*USA 9
77-year-old woman can lift more than you   KHOU

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What's new when deer hunting season starts Dec. 1
WHIO
Deer hunting season begins Monday, Dec. 1, through Dec. 7, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. More than 400,000 hunters are expected to don their camo and hoist their weapons for deer-gun season in Ohio. In 2013, hunters checked ...

Md. Firearm Deer Season Opens   CBS Local
Maryland firearm deer season opens   Washington Times
Ohio hunters prepare for start of deer-gun season   Lancaster Eagle Gazette

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Ohio State's football team ready to play against That Team Up North
Maine News
Gov. John Kasich and Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor declared Saturday, November 29, 2014 'Scarlet Letter Saturday'. Ohioans are asked to 'avoid using the letter 'M' when possible' in the proclamation. Saturday has been made a day for the scarlet and gray of Ohio ...

Kasich to Ohio: Don't use letter 'M' on Saturday   Cincinnati.com
Preparing for battle against that one team   Portsmouth Daily Times
Ohio Governor declares playoff selection committee members 'Honorary Ohioans'   FOXSports.com
SportingNews.com
Washington Times
Watchdog.org
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Milwaukee teen with allergy dies after eating cookie
Wausau Daily Herald
A 16-year-old boy who was allergic to peanuts has died weeks after he mistakenly ate a peanut butter cookie. Loading… Post to Facebook. Milwaukee teen with allergy dies after eating cookie A 16-year-old boy who was allergic to peanuts has died weeks ...

Regional News Briefs   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Teen with peanut allergy dies after eating cookie   Charlotte Observer
16-year-old dies after allergic reaction to peanuts   TMJ4

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Overdose Reversal Drug Narcan Available as a Prescription
YourErie
A new law goes into affect Saturday allowing for family and friends of addicts to obtain a Narcan prescription. November 29, 2014 - In Erie County alone this year, heroin has killed 21 people, while another 29 have died of other synthetic opiate overdoses.
Pennsylvania's New Law Will Help Curb Drug Overdose Deaths   Voice Chronicle
New Law Aims To Reduce Number Of Fatal Drug Overdoses In Pennsylvania   CBS Local
Law to curb fatal overdoses about to take effect   WKBN.com
Capital OTC
The Mercury
Maine News Online
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