us-hotdailynews: 2015-11-06 U.S. Health

Chipotle's E. coli outbreak threatens sales, emboldens critics
Reuters
LOS ANGELES Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's (CMG.N) food poisoning outbreak in Washington state and Oregon threatens to scare diners away from the popular burrito chain and has become fodder for one of its most vocal critics. Health officials are ...
Chipotle's Food Crisis Could Strengthen The Brand   Forbes
Durham company aiding search of origin for Chipotle E. coli outbreak   WRAL.com
28 in Wash. sickened by E. coli outbreak tied to Chipotle restaurants; up from 25   KIRO Seattle
Post-Bulletin
Rapid News Network
Junior College
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Los Angeles Times

Live tapeworm, 'still wiggling,' removed from California man's brain
Los Angeles Times
Luis Ortiz tried to ignore the headaches when they first started in late August. But he became disoriented, and when he started vomiting, his mother rushed him to the hospital, where neurosurgeon Soren Singel found the real culprit: A tapeworm had ...
Surgeons Remove Live Tapeworm Larva From California Man's Brain   Tech Times
10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW: Today's guide to the obscure, the possibly ...   The Bakersfield Californian
Man's Headache Caused by Tapeworm in Brain Sheds Light on Rare Condition   ABC News
Yahoo News
Youth Health Magzine
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Washington Post

High-spending doctors less likely to be sued
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Providing more care than necessary may work to lower a doctor's risk of being accused of malpractice, suggests a new U.S. study. Although the results can't prove extra expenditures are due to so-called defensive medicine, the ...
Defensive medicine lowers number of malpractice suits   UPI.com
'Defensive Medicine' Pays Off, Study Suggests   MedPage Today
Why health reform might increase malpractice lawsuits   Washington Post
University Herald
Philly.com
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New York Times

A Novel Cell Therapy Untested in Humans Saves Baby With Cancer
New York Times
A baby girl who was close to dying from cancer has been rescued by a cell therapy envisioned as a “one size fits all” treatment that had never been tested in people, doctors reported on Thursday.
Designer cells reverse baby girl's cancer in world first   GlobalPost
Edited Cells Save a Baby's Life   Youth Health Magzine
Layla (1) becomes first person to be cured of cancer using 'designer' DNA   Irish Independent
RTE.ie
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CNN

Alzheimer's is a young(er) person's disease -- so get to work
CNN
(CNN) While he couldn't possibly have known, Sandy Halperin was likely around 35 years old when his brain began slowly accumulating the plaques and tangles of Alzheimer's disease. Thanks to recent advances that allow us to see disease in the living ...

Alzheimer's is a young(er) person's disease   WPTZ The Champlain Valley
A message of hope, and a local inspiration   Warwick Beacon

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Mirror.co.uk

Poor Sleep Might Harm Kidneys, Study Suggests
WebMD
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Sleep Deprivation Linked to Poor Kidney Function among Women   Youth Health Magzine

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The American Bazaar

Startling rise in death of middle-aged white men, women in the US
The American Bazaar
A significant portion of white, middle-aged Americans has experienced a startling rise in its death rate since 1999, according to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The mortality rate for white men and ...

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