2015年7月13日 星期一

2015-07-14 U.S. Health


New York Times
   
Unraveling the Relationship Between Climate Change and Health   
New York Times
Is climate change a serious threat to human health? Simple logic would suggest the answer is yes, a point that the Obama administration is using to build support for the president's effort to make climate change a centerpiece of his final months in office.
How Climate Change Might Kill People   NBCNews.com
Climate Change May Already Be Costing US Lives   WebMD
Climate change growing threat to health   New York Recorder

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Reuters
   
Organized programs help prevent or delay diabetes   
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Organized diet and exercise programs can stave off diabetes for those at risk, according to a new recommendation. The Community Preventive Services Task Force, an independent, unpaid group of public health and prevention experts who ...

New diabetes prevention recommendations   Good4Utah
Diet and Exercise Are Still the Best Preventative Measures Against Diabetes   Healthline
If You're Tackling Diabetes, Choose Your Plan Carefully   Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic
EurekAlert (press release)   
Weekly Observer   
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Wall Street Journal
   
Prenatal Blood Tests Could Detect Cancer in Mothers   
Wall Street Journal
A popular new type of prenatal test intended to find genetic flaws in a fetus can in rare cases also reveal previously undiagnosed cancer in the mother. The unexpected finding emerged in a study involving eight women who initially had abnormal results ...
Silent cancer in moms a rare result in prenatal tests: study   CTV News
Prenatal tests can now reveal whether a mom-to-be has cancer   Washington Post (blog)
Prenatal testing can detect cancer in pregnant mothers   CBS News
Philly.com   
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Reuters
   
Cancer survivors may face barriers to adoption   
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Cancer survivors, who are often left infertile by the disease or treatment, may face unexpected hurdles if they later turn to adoption to start a family, a study suggests. Researchers who contacted adoption agencies found that while ...
Young Adult Cancer Survivors More Likely to Be Hospitalized   Philly.com
Cancer survivors may experience more challenges to adopt a child – ONA   Rapid News Network
Hospital Admission Happens More Often Than Average For Young Adult Cancer ...   Medical Daily
Medical Xpress   
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CBS Local
   
Barber Foods Recalls Chicken Products Due To Salmonella; Stop & Shop Pulls ...   
CBS Local
Barber Foods Chicken Cordon Bleu and other varieties of frozen, stuffed, raw chicken are being recalled. (Credit: USDA). Related Tags: Barber Foods, Recall, salmonella, Stop & Shop, Stuffed Chicken. PURCHASE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork/CBS News) — The ...

Barber Foods says it knows root cause of chicken recall   Press Herald
Fearing Salmonella Contamination, Barber Foods Recalls 1707494 Pounds ...   Northern Californian
Barber Foods Recalls 1.7 Million Pounds of Frozen Chicken Products Over ...   NBC New York
13WHAM-TV   
19 Action News   
kwwl.com   
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New York Times
   
Inhalable Vaccine Developed for Ebola   
USA TODAY
Just two months after being officially declared Ebola-free, Liberia has been struck with more cases of the deadly disease as the virus worryingly resurfaces. That's not to say that the situation is due to complacency from health officials, but it do ...
New Inhaled Ebola Vaccine Works in Monkeys   Live Science
This Inhaled Vaccine Could Be the Key to Stopping Ebola   Gizmodo
Inhaled Ebola Vaccine Stops Virus in Monkeys, Study Finds   New York Times
Newsweek   
Philly.com   
Malay Mail Online   
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Pioneer News
   
QIAGEN Companion Diagnostic Wins FDA Approval for use With IRESSA   
MarketWatch
QIAGEN N.V. QGEN, +1.92% (frankfurt prime standard:QIA) today received U.S. marketing (PMA) approval of its therascreen® EGFR RGQ PCR Kit (therascreen EGFR test) as a companion diagnostic to guide the use of AstraZeneca's IRESSA® (gefitinib) in ...

There's a New Drug for a Specific Late-Stage Lung Cancer   Youth Health Magzine
FDA Oks AstraZeneca's Iressa As First-Line Treatment For A Type Of Lung Cancer   RTT News
AstraZeneca lung cancer drug approved as first-line treatment   Fox News
U.S. News & World Report   
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ABC News
   
Teen Marks End of Cancer Treatment With 'Rocky' Run   
ABC News
One young boy celebrating a huge milestone at Philadelphia Museum of Art he at a group of family and friends running that they as Rocky Balboa stairs. Celebrating their own final countdown. Thirteen year old charms bar Dellucci was diagnosed with Nora ...

13-year-old boy runs up iconic 'Rocky' steps after conquering cancer   Today.com
Rocky Steps: Teen Celebrates Beating Cancer With Triumphant Climb   TIME
Pennsylvania Teen Marks End of Cancer Treatment With “Rocky” Run   KTIC
KMBZ   
People Magazine   
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Orlando Sentinel
   
Sen. Bill Nelson's cancer surgery called 'a complete success'   
Orlando Sentinel
Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) says he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will have surgery on Monday. Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) says he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will have surgery on Monday. (Walter Michot / Miami Herald). Associated ...

Sen. Bill Nelson's Office Says Cancer Surgery Was Successful   ABC News
Sen. Bill Nelson recovering after prostate cancer surgery   Tampabay.com (blog)
Sen. Nelson Recovering from Surgery   WTXL ABC 27

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TheBlaze.com
   
'Babyboy, Babygirl' hospital naming conventions may be cause of mix ups   
Washington Post
It's known by doctors as the "Babyboy, Babygirl" problem. For the millions of babies born in the United States to parents who are still agonizing over the names or who are so fragile need there's no time to for the paperwork of names before they are ...
More Specific Newborn Names Could Help Reduce Medical Errors   Doctors Lounge
Your newborn could be at risk if he or she doesn't have a name at birth   Deseret News
What's In a Name? For Newborns, Maybe Fewer Medical Errors   Philly.com
TheBlaze.com   
TIME   
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