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HIV evolving 'into milder form'
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HIV is evolving to become less deadly and less infectious, according to a major scientific study. The team at the University of Oxford shows the virus is being "watered down" as it adapts to our immune systems. It said it was taking longer for HIV infection to ...
UN: Antiretroviral therapy for children with HIV laggingCBS News
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HIV is evolving to become less deadly and less infectious, according to a major scientific study. The team at the University of Oxford shows the virus is being "watered down" as it adapts to our immune systems. It said it was taking longer for HIV infection to ...
UN: Antiretroviral therapy for children with HIV lagging
The Biggest HIV/AIDS Research Breakthroughs Of 2014
Jersey City observes World AIDS Day at City Hall
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Warning: Scooters and other toys may be hazardous to a child's health
Los Angeles Times
What products force kids to seek treatment in U.S. emergency rooms at the rate of one every three minutes? A new study has a surprising answer: toys. Toy-related injuries involving American children have jumped about 40% since 1990, according to an ...
Number of children with toy-related injuries on the riseWTVM
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Los Angeles Times
What products force kids to seek treatment in U.S. emergency rooms at the rate of one every three minutes? A new study has a surprising answer: toys. Toy-related injuries involving American children have jumped about 40% since 1990, according to an ...
Number of children with toy-related injuries on the rise
Number of toy-related injuries increased nearly 60 percent in the past two decades
The Most Dangerous Types of Toys for Kids
Reuters
Sierra Leone lags in Ebola fight, but prognosis is 'very good'
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World Health Organization (WHO) Assistant Director General Bruce Aylward gestures during a news conference on the WHO response and challenges to control the Ebola outbreak at the United Nations in Geneva December 1, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Denis ...
West African countries not likely to meet Jan. 1 targets on Ebola, WHO official saysWashington Post
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World Health Organization (WHO) Assistant Director General Bruce Aylward gestures during a news conference on the WHO response and challenges to control the Ebola outbreak at the United Nations in Geneva December 1, 2014. Credit: Reuters/Denis ...
West African countries not likely to meet Jan. 1 targets on Ebola, WHO official says
WHO confident it can catch up with Ebola
2014 Goals for Ebola Treatment May Not Be Met, UN Health Officials Say
Today.com
Uncontrolled diabetes tied to poorer brain power
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Diabetics with high blood sugar levels score worse on tests of brain power later in life than those whose levels are under control, according to a new U.S. study. The findings suggest that people who control their blood sugar or glucose levels ...
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Diabetics with high blood sugar levels score worse on tests of brain power later in life than those whose levels are under control, according to a new U.S. study. The findings suggest that people who control their blood sugar or glucose levels ...
Diabetes in middle age linked to memory problems later
Diabetes in Middle Age Linked to Cognitive Problems Later
Faster cognitive decline may be among the effects of diabetes
Fox News
Even without concussion, high school football players exhibit brain changes ...
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High school football players can undergo significant brain changes after only a single season— even if they don't get a concussion, Wake Forest University researchers have found. Scientists said the ongoing study of 24 students, ages 16 to 18, from a ...
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High school football players can undergo significant brain changes after only a single season— even if they don't get a concussion, Wake Forest University researchers have found. Scientists said the ongoing study of 24 students, ages 16 to 18, from a ...
High School Football Tied to Brain Changes
High school football can damage the brain in just ONE season - even if players ...
Playing Football Could Cause Brain Changes In High School Students Even If ...
CTV News
55% of infants still sleep with unsafe bedding in US: study
CTV News
Unsafe bedding is still common in U.S. cribs, despite widespread recommendations against putting infants to sleep with pillows and blankets. According to a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics, about 55 per cent of young children sleep with toys, ...
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Unsafe bedding is still common in U.S. cribs, despite widespread recommendations against putting infants to sleep with pillows and blankets. According to a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics, about 55 per cent of young children sleep with toys, ...
Over Half Of Babies In US Sleep With Unsafe Bedding
More Than Half Of Parents Are Putting Their Baby To Sleep Wrong
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National Hog Farmer
Will Demand Hold Firm?
National Hog Farmer
News regarding the impact of our two most serious disease challenges continues to be favorable as the calendar turns to Christmas. The entire industry had entered the fall of 2014 with two concerns. First, that porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) would ...
Deadly pig virus jumps to Hawaii, animal feed testedKDAL
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National Hog Farmer
News regarding the impact of our two most serious disease challenges continues to be favorable as the calendar turns to Christmas. The entire industry had entered the fall of 2014 with two concerns. First, that porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) would ...
Deadly pig virus jumps to Hawaii, animal feed tested
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World Aids Day: Prince Harry reveals fear of public speaking
BBC News
Prince Harry has revealed one of his secrets as part of a campaign to help reduce stigma associated with HIV. The royal is joined by stars including Nicole Scherzinger, Gemma Arterton and Paloma Faith, who all lay their secrets bare to the world on video in ...
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BBC News
Prince Harry has revealed one of his secrets as part of a campaign to help reduce stigma associated with HIV. The royal is joined by stars including Nicole Scherzinger, Gemma Arterton and Paloma Faith, who all lay their secrets bare to the world on video in ...
Prince Harry reveals a personal secret in World AIDS Day video
Prince Harry, celebrities confess secret fears in new Aids campaign
Prince Harry Reveals Public Speaking Fear For World AIDS Day
Rocky Mount Telegram
Calorie labeling unlikely to change habits
Rocky Mount Telegram
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration released its long-awaited final regulations on menu labeling for restaurants Nov. 25. Called for under the Affordable Care Act, the regulations require chain restaurants with 20 or more locations under the same brand to ...
Counting calories isn't enoughWashington Post
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Rocky Mount Telegram
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration released its long-awaited final regulations on menu labeling for restaurants Nov. 25. Called for under the Affordable Care Act, the regulations require chain restaurants with 20 or more locations under the same brand to ...
Counting calories isn't enough
Counting calories a tactic in endless war
FDA Issues Final Menu and Vending Machine Labeling Requirements
USA TODAY
Tim Duncan donates $247000 to cancer research project
USA TODAY
San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan has made more than 200 million dollars in salary over the course of his 17-year NBA career, and he's using some of that money to give back to the community and support a local cancer research project. Duncan ...
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USA TODAY
San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan has made more than 200 million dollars in salary over the course of his 17-year NBA career, and he's using some of that money to give back to the community and support a local cancer research project. Duncan ...
Duncan Donates $247K to Cancer Research
Spurs' Tim Duncan makes cancer research gift
Duncan gift boosts local cancer genome project
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