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NIH To Admit, Treat Another Ebola Patient Friday
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BETHESDA, Md. (WJZ) — Just when it seemed like the Ebola crisis was subsiding, an American aid worker infected in Africa is on the way to a Maryland hospital. The patient is now in a chartered plane bound for the National Institutes of Health. Christie Ileto ...
American aid worker who contracted Ebola Sierra Leone is being transported ...Daily Mail
Another American with Ebola will be flown to NIH in BethesdaWashington Post
More Children at Risk of Measles in Wake of Ebola EpidemicABC News
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BETHESDA, Md. (WJZ) — Just when it seemed like the Ebola crisis was subsiding, an American aid worker infected in Africa is on the way to a Maryland hospital. The patient is now in a chartered plane bound for the National Institutes of Health. Christie Ileto ...
American aid worker who contracted Ebola Sierra Leone is being transported ...
Another American with Ebola will be flown to NIH in Bethesda
More Children at Risk of Measles in Wake of Ebola Epidemic
Los Angeles Times
Experts call for 'tobacco-free world' and raising legal age for cigarettes
Los Angeles Times
Among a generation of kids ranging from today's 15-year-olds to babies only now being contemplated, shifting the minimum legal age for tobacco purchases from 18 to 21 across the United States now would prevent a quarter-million premature deaths, says a ...
Raising tobacco age would save lives, report saysUSA TODAY
Report: Raising Legal Age for Tobacco Would Stop, Delay UseABC News
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Los Angeles Times
Among a generation of kids ranging from today's 15-year-olds to babies only now being contemplated, shifting the minimum legal age for tobacco purchases from 18 to 21 across the United States now would prevent a quarter-million premature deaths, says a ...
Raising tobacco age would save lives, report says
Report: Raising Legal Age for Tobacco Would Stop, Delay Use
Raising the legal age for sale of tobacco would keep teens from smoking, panel ...
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Some Injured Kidneys May Be OK for Transplant, Study Finds
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THURSDAY, March 12, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- People on the waiting list for a donor kidney may have some good news: A new study suggests that some injured kidneys might still be suitable for transplant. "The waiting list has grown to over 100,000 ...
Yale doctor hails 'generosity' of 4 women who donated kidneysNew Haven Register
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U.S. News & World Report
THURSDAY, March 12, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- People on the waiting list for a donor kidney may have some good news: A new study suggests that some injured kidneys might still be suitable for transplant. "The waiting list has grown to over 100,000 ...
Yale doctor hails 'generosity' of 4 women who donated kidneys
4 Women, 4 Men, 4 Kidney Transplants At Yale-New Haven
Injured kidneys may be used for transplants
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PTSD Study Determines Genetic Link To the Disorder
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Researchers have recently announced they have noted many genetic markers that can allow scientists to determine the risk for developing post-traumatic stress disorder among US soldiers. To find this link, the researchers simply looked at blood samples ...
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Researchers have recently announced they have noted many genetic markers that can allow scientists to determine the risk for developing post-traumatic stress disorder among US soldiers. To find this link, the researchers simply looked at blood samples ...
The response of immune system directly linked to Genetic Markers of PSTD
Analysts Identify Genetic Biomarkers Associated To PTSD
Genetic markers for PTSD linked to immune system response, study says
WFAA
Marlise's Law would allow pregnant women to control care
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Rep. Naishtat filed HB 3183, also known as "Marlise's Law," which would repeal the pregnancy exclusion found in the Texas Health and Safety Code. Loading… Post to Facebook. Marlise's Law would allow pregnant women to control care Rep. Naishtat filed ...
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Rep. Naishtat filed HB 3183, also known as "Marlise's Law," which would repeal the pregnancy exclusion found in the Texas Health and Safety Code. Loading… Post to Facebook. Marlise's Law would allow pregnant women to control care Rep. Naishtat filed ...
Opposite laws proposed for pregnant women on life support
"Marlise's Law" Would Give Pregnant Women More Rights in Texas
'Marlise's Law' escalates end-of-life debate
WDIV Detroit
Measles and vaccines: By the numbers
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From Jan. 1 to March 6 of this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports 173 cases of measles in 17 states and the District of Columbia. Seventy-three percent of those cases are linked to the outbreak that started at Disneyland.
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From Jan. 1 to March 6 of this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports 173 cases of measles in 17 states and the District of Columbia. Seventy-three percent of those cases are linked to the outbreak that started at Disneyland.
Mandatory-vaccine battle heats up amid new threat
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Breaking the Silence on Autism and Vaccines
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Opioid Abuse Drops, Then Levels Off
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savesaved. author name. by Kristina Fiore Staff Writer, MedPage Today. Making an abuse-deterrent formulation of OxyContin (oxycodone ) diminished abuse in the short term, but the reductions eventually hit a plateau, researchers found. In a survey of ...
Heroin Is Cheaper Than Oxycontin, and Overdoses Are IncreasingThe Epoch Times
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savesaved. author name. by Kristina Fiore Staff Writer, MedPage Today. Making an abuse-deterrent formulation of OxyContin (oxycodone ) diminished abuse in the short term, but the reductions eventually hit a plateau, researchers found. In a survey of ...
Heroin Is Cheaper Than Oxycontin, and Overdoses Are Increasing
Harder-to-abuse OxyContin doesn't stop addicts
Reformulated OxyContin Forces Drug Abusers To Switch To Heroin
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New Rules Are Issued for Testing of Medical Devices
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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday that it was toughening testing procedures for manufacturers of reusable medical devices. It issued the new requirements in the wake of news that two people in a Los Angeles hospital had ...
FDA to require proof that new devices can be cleaned reliablyLos Angeles Times
FDA to require proof that reusable medical devices can be reliably cleanedWashington Post
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New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday that it was toughening testing procedures for manufacturers of reusable medical devices. It issued the new requirements in the wake of news that two people in a Los Angeles hospital had ...
FDA to require proof that new devices can be cleaned reliably
FDA to require proof that reusable medical devices can be reliably cleaned
FDA wants more info on scopes linked to 'superbug' outbreaks
Lawmakers in Northwest eye new vaccine proposals after bill defeats
Reuters India
A look at China's Colombo Port City project that Sri Lanka has suspended, citing lack of government approvals. Slideshow · City of refugees · NASA's deep space launch test · Children at work · Offbeat fashion runways · Spotted at Paris Fashion Week.
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A look at China's Colombo Port City project that Sri Lanka has suspended, citing lack of government approvals. Slideshow · City of refugees · NASA's deep space launch test · Children at work · Offbeat fashion runways · Spotted at Paris Fashion Week.
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Ultrasound Shows Promise in Mice for Treating Alzheimer's
Wall Street Journal
Ultrasound treatment helped remove brain plaques and improve memory in mice genetically engineered to develop symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, an intriguing but early-stage result that underscores the variety of approaches scientists are testing against ...
New study suggests sonic waves could help Alzheimer's patients regain memoriesThe Week Magazine
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Ultrasound treatment helped remove brain plaques and improve memory in mice genetically engineered to develop symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, an intriguing but early-stage result that underscores the variety of approaches scientists are testing against ...
New study suggests sonic waves could help Alzheimer's patients regain memories
Ultrasound against Alzheimer's shows promise in lab animals
Queensland researchers make Alzheimer's breakthrough
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