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Medicare Toughens Standards on Nursing Homes
New York Times
The star ratings of nearly a third of the nation's nursing homes were lowered on Friday, as federal officials readjusted quality standards in the face of criticism that the ratings were inaccurate and artificially inflated. Federal officials said they hoped the changes ...
Lawmaker Pushes for Cameras in Nursing Homes to Prevent Abuse, NeglectCBS Local
Government has new rating system for nursing homesKCTV Kansas City
Why nursing home ratings are dropping on DelmarvaDelmarva Daily Times
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New York Times
The star ratings of nearly a third of the nation's nursing homes were lowered on Friday, as federal officials readjusted quality standards in the face of criticism that the ratings were inaccurate and artificially inflated. Federal officials said they hoped the changes ...
Lawmaker Pushes for Cameras in Nursing Homes to Prevent Abuse, Neglect
Government has new rating system for nursing homes
Why nursing home ratings are dropping on Delmarva
Fox News
New Killer Virus Found in Kansas
NBCNews.com
Scientists are reporting on a new virus, never seen before anywhere, that apparently killed a Kansas man last year. They're calling it Bourbon virus, after the county in Kansas where the previously healthy man lived. He'd been bitten by ticks before he got sick ...
New Virus Suspected in Death of Kansas ManNew York Times
CDC Says New Tick-Borne Virus May Have Killed Kansas ManPhilly.com
New details on mystery virus that killed Kansas manCBS News
Daily Mail
CNN
Youth Health Magzine
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NBCNews.com
Scientists are reporting on a new virus, never seen before anywhere, that apparently killed a Kansas man last year. They're calling it Bourbon virus, after the county in Kansas where the previously healthy man lived. He'd been bitten by ticks before he got sick ...
New Virus Suspected in Death of Kansas Man
CDC Says New Tick-Borne Virus May Have Killed Kansas Man
New details on mystery virus that killed Kansas man
Los Angeles Times
Hospitals grapple with safety of scopes after UCLA outbreak
Los Angeles Times
Hospitals nationally are scrambling to figure out how to keep using a controversial medical device that benefits patients while avoiding another deadly bacterial outbreak like the one at UCLA Medical Center. Two patients have died and five more were ...
US FDA knew devices spread fatal 'superbug' but does not order fixReuters
UCLA 'Superbug' Patient to Sue Maker of Suspect Endocopes: LawyerNBCNews.com
Finger-pointing, lawsuits likely to follow 'superbug' scareDeseret News
Bloomberg
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Los Angeles Times
Hospitals nationally are scrambling to figure out how to keep using a controversial medical device that benefits patients while avoiding another deadly bacterial outbreak like the one at UCLA Medical Center. Two patients have died and five more were ...
US FDA knew devices spread fatal 'superbug' but does not order fix
UCLA 'Superbug' Patient to Sue Maker of Suspect Endocopes: Lawyer
Finger-pointing, lawsuits likely to follow 'superbug' scare
Dallas Morning News
Cholesterol no longer a concern: US experts
Times of India
MIAMI: More butter, anyone? A warning against eating foods high in cholesterol is no longer included in the US government's draft dietary guidelines for Americans, representing a major shift in policy, officials said Thursday. Until now, the Dietary Guidelines ...
Dietary guidelines panel suggests tax on sugary foodsWashington Post
Cholesterol To Be Cut From Nation's Diet Blacklist?MedPage Today
Health Experts Reveal Importance of a Low-Fat Diet, and Urge Americans to ...Science Times
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Times of India
MIAMI: More butter, anyone? A warning against eating foods high in cholesterol is no longer included in the US government's draft dietary guidelines for Americans, representing a major shift in policy, officials said Thursday. Until now, the Dietary Guidelines ...
Dietary guidelines panel suggests tax on sugary foods
Cholesterol To Be Cut From Nation's Diet Blacklist?
Health Experts Reveal Importance of a Low-Fat Diet, and Urge Americans to ...
Exclusive: US health officials push for stricter 'superbug' defense
Firstpost
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government is close to finalizing instructions to prevent medical devices responsible for transmitting "superbugs" from spreading the potentially fatal pathogens between patients, the scientist leading the effort said. The new ...
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Firstpost
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government is close to finalizing instructions to prevent medical devices responsible for transmitting "superbugs" from spreading the potentially fatal pathogens between patients, the scientist leading the effort said. The new ...
CBS News
Spread of drug-resistant malaria an "enormous threat"
CBS News
Scientists are raising the alarm about a drug-resistant strain of malaria that's becoming a growing threat in southeast Asia and could spread to other countries where the parasitic infection is common. Each year, there are more than 200 million cases of malaria ...
Drug-resistant malaria found close to Myanmar border with IndiaFox News
Drug-Resistant Malaria Parasite SpreadingDiscovery News
Drug-resistant malaria near India seen posing global threatLivemint
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CBS News
Scientists are raising the alarm about a drug-resistant strain of malaria that's becoming a growing threat in southeast Asia and could spread to other countries where the parasitic infection is common. Each year, there are more than 200 million cases of malaria ...
Drug-resistant malaria found close to Myanmar border with India
Drug-Resistant Malaria Parasite Spreading
Drug-resistant malaria near India seen posing global threat
Headlines & Global News
Injectable 'Self-Healing' Hydrogel Could Target Cancer Cells, Treat Macular ...
Headlines & Global News
Scanning electron microscopy images, taken at different magnifications of the new hydrogel, which is made from polymers. (Photo : MIT). Gels are a promising method of drug delivery because they are moldable and can release their payload over a specified ...
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Headlines & Global News
Scanning electron microscopy images, taken at different magnifications of the new hydrogel, which is made from polymers. (Photo : MIT). Gels are a promising method of drug delivery because they are moldable and can release their payload over a specified ...
Medical News Today
Statins may not protect against Parkinson's after all, study finds
Medical News Today
Previously, some studies have found that the cholesterol-lowering medications statins may offer protective benefits against Parkinson's disease. However, a new study led by researchers at Penn State College of Medicine and the National Institute of ...
Statins Probably Don't Reduce Parkinson's Disease Risk, Study FindsHeadlines & Global News
New research questions the effectiveness of statinsLive 5 News
Safety, Life-Saving Efficacy of Statins Exaggerated: USF ScientistDrug Discovery & Development
News-Medical.net
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Medical News Today
Previously, some studies have found that the cholesterol-lowering medications statins may offer protective benefits against Parkinson's disease. However, a new study led by researchers at Penn State College of Medicine and the National Institute of ...
Statins Probably Don't Reduce Parkinson's Disease Risk, Study Finds
New research questions the effectiveness of statins
Safety, Life-Saving Efficacy of Statins Exaggerated: USF Scientist
News Every day
WHO Approves The First 15-Minute Ebola Test
News Every day
(Photo : Lynn Johnson/National Geographic/Getty Images) A virologist tests fruit bats, reservoirs for Ebola. Franceville, Gabon. The World Health Organization has made a record breakthrough declaration. The first quick test for ebola has been approved.
First Quick Test For Ebola ApprovedKWTX
WHO approves first quick Ebola testFoxReno.com
WHO Approves First Rapid Test Kit for EbolaVoice of America
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News Every day
(Photo : Lynn Johnson/National Geographic/Getty Images) A virologist tests fruit bats, reservoirs for Ebola. Franceville, Gabon. The World Health Organization has made a record breakthrough declaration. The first quick test for ebola has been approved.
First Quick Test For Ebola Approved
WHO approves first quick Ebola test
WHO Approves First Rapid Test Kit for Ebola
NBC Bay Area
Controversial hospital sale approved — with conditions
SFGate
California Attorney General Kamala Harris on Friday approved the controversial sale of six struggling nonprofit hospitals — three of them in the Bay Area — to for-profit Prime Healthcare Services, provided the buyer keeps the hospitals open for at least 10 ...
Attorney General Approves Sale Of 6 Catholic HospitalsCBS Local
AG Harris approves sale of Catholic hospitals to Prime - with conditionsLos Angeles Times
California Attorney General Kamala Harris approves sale of six hospitalsSan Jose Mercury News
Sacramento Bee
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SFGate
California Attorney General Kamala Harris on Friday approved the controversial sale of six struggling nonprofit hospitals — three of them in the Bay Area — to for-profit Prime Healthcare Services, provided the buyer keeps the hospitals open for at least 10 ...
Attorney General Approves Sale Of 6 Catholic Hospitals
AG Harris approves sale of Catholic hospitals to Prime - with conditions
California Attorney General Kamala Harris approves sale of six hospitals
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