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South Korea reports no new cases of MERS, first time since June 3
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SEOUL South Korea's health ministry said on Saturday that no new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) had been recorded, the first time in 16 days. The ministry said on Friday that an outbreak of the disease appeared to have leveled off.
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SEOUL South Korea's health ministry said on Saturday that no new cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) had been recorded, the first time in 16 days. The ministry said on Friday that an outbreak of the disease appeared to have leveled off.
South Korea reports no new MERS deaths or cases
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Relatives of Omani Mers victim tested
Science Recorder
Chocolate habit may be good for the heart, study finds
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Instead of fighting that chocolate craving, it might be time to indulge it, according to a study published Monday in the cardiology health journal Heart. Researchers found that eating up to 3.5 ounces of chocolate every day was linked to a lowered risk of heart ...
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Instead of fighting that chocolate craving, it might be time to indulge it, according to a study published Monday in the cardiology health journal Heart. Researchers found that eating up to 3.5 ounces of chocolate every day was linked to a lowered risk of heart ...
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Study: IUD use effective for pregnancy prevention
WXII The Triad
(CNN) —Women are more likely to choose to get IUDs and other highly effective contraceptives at family planning clinics if the clinicians there have been educated about these methods, according to a new study. The ultimate Father's Day gift: a kidney 2hr ...
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(CNN) —Women are more likely to choose to get IUDs and other highly effective contraceptives at family planning clinics if the clinicians there have been educated about these methods, according to a new study. The ultimate Father's Day gift: a kidney 2hr ...
New York Times
Company Stops Testing of Ebola Drug in Sierra Leone
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A Canadian company testing an experimental drug against Ebola has closed down the trial and concluded they cannot say whether the drug helped anyone. Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corporation had been testing the drug in patients in Sierra Leone, but said ...
Tekmira says Ebola drug unlikely to work in studyWashington Times
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A Canadian company testing an experimental drug against Ebola has closed down the trial and concluded they cannot say whether the drug helped anyone. Tekmira Pharmaceuticals Corporation had been testing the drug in patients in Sierra Leone, but said ...
Tekmira says Ebola drug unlikely to work in study
Tekmira stops adding patients in African study of Ebola drug
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Human Placenta Mimicked on a Chip to Study its Workings
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The study published in the Journal of Maternal, Foetal and Neonatal Medicine reveals the development of yet another organ-on-a-chip system as the researchers have created a device that mimics the human placenta in a bid to better understand the normal ...
Indian-Origin Scientist Part of Team Which Created Placenta-on-a-ChipNDTV
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The study published in the Journal of Maternal, Foetal and Neonatal Medicine reveals the development of yet another organ-on-a-chip system as the researchers have created a device that mimics the human placenta in a bid to better understand the normal ...
Indian-Origin Scientist Part of Team Which Created Placenta-on-a-Chip
Placenta-on-a-Chip Could Help Researchers Better Understand Pregnancy
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The Daily Meal
Should Nutrition Labels Note 'Added Sugars'?
The Daily Meal
The "added sugars" label would help to identify how many empty calories are in each food or drink. Wikimedia Commons. Today on The Daily Meal. Summery American Craft Beer · American Craft Brews to Try This Summer · Read more. Recipe of the day.
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The "added sugars" label would help to identify how many empty calories are in each food or drink. Wikimedia Commons. Today on The Daily Meal. Summery American Craft Beer · American Craft Brews to Try This Summer · Read more. Recipe of the day.
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Tick Infection Epidemic Among American Indian Tribes in Arizona: CDC
U.S. News & World Report
FRIDAY, June 19, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- An epidemic of Rocky Mountain spotted fever among several American Indian tribes on two reservations in Arizona has led to more than $13 million in societal costs in nine years, according to a new study.
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FRIDAY, June 19, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- An epidemic of Rocky Mountain spotted fever among several American Indian tribes on two reservations in Arizona has led to more than $13 million in societal costs in nine years, according to a new study.
Basic anti-tick measures could prevent Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Prevention and early treatment of RMSF in Arizona may save millions by ...
Prevention, Early Treatment of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever May Save Millions
Vancouver Sun
Father's Day walk/run: Moving on after prostate cancer
Vancouver Sun
METRO VANCOUVER -- Len Gross knows well the difficulties men can experience after a prostate cancer diagnosis. When doctors spelled it out for him in 1992, his life changed in almost the blink of an eye. Big plans were put on hold, largely because he was ...
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METRO VANCOUVER -- Len Gross knows well the difficulties men can experience after a prostate cancer diagnosis. When doctors spelled it out for him in 1992, his life changed in almost the blink of an eye. Big plans were put on hold, largely because he was ...
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Times of India
This vaccine could help block HIV
Times of India
WASHINGTON: Scientists have designed a new experimental HIV vaccine that may stimulate the immune system to block infection from the deadly virus. New research led by scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), International AIDS Vaccine ...
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: Scientists have designed a new experimental HIV vaccine that may stimulate the immune system to block infection from the deadly virus. New research led by scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), International AIDS Vaccine ...
Three Studies Endeavour to Produce Potential HIV Vaccine
Sequential immunizations could be the key to HIV vaccine
Vaccine against HIV Virus Imminent, Three Studies Confirm Success
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Relay for Life provides hope in fight against cancer at Fairgrounds Park in ...
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Holding the Relay For Life banner during the first lap Friday evening at Hagerstown's Fairgrounds Park are, from left, cancer survivors, Aletha Wyand, Linda Sheely, Marlene Barger, Ray Barger, and Nancy Armstrong. Buy this photo · Relay For Life Wash Co ...
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Holding the Relay For Life banner during the first lap Friday evening at Hagerstown's Fairgrounds Park are, from left, cancer survivors, Aletha Wyand, Linda Sheely, Marlene Barger, Ray Barger, and Nancy Armstrong. Buy this photo · Relay For Life Wash Co ...
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