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Transplant tourism can increase risk for organ recipients
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When people languish on a wait-list for a kidney transplant, they may start to consider a desperate measure: Traveling to a country where they can buy a donor kidney on the black market. But beyond the legal and ethical pitfalls, experts say, the ...
Kidney Transplant 'Tourism' Comes With Risks: StudyU.S. News & World Report
Traveling abroad for organ transplants increases health risksUPI.com
Kidney Transplant 'Tourism' Comes With RisksWebMD
Newswise (press release)
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When people languish on a wait-list for a kidney transplant, they may start to consider a desperate measure: Traveling to a country where they can buy a donor kidney on the black market. But beyond the legal and ethical pitfalls, experts say, the ...
Kidney Transplant 'Tourism' Comes With Risks: Study
Traveling abroad for organ transplants increases health risks
Kidney Transplant 'Tourism' Comes With Risks
Washington Post
This winter depression treatment lasts longer than sitting under a bright light
Washington Post
The days growing shorter and colder can be more than just a nuisance; the seasonal change can also trigger clinical depression. Those who suffer from seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, may turn to a light box to help make them feel better. But a new ...
Talk Therapy May Beat Light Treatment for SAD: StudyPhilly.com
Psychotherapy Bests Light Therapy for SAD SufferersVoice of America
Talk therapy may beat light treatment for SADWSFA
Youth Health Magzine
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Washington Post
The days growing shorter and colder can be more than just a nuisance; the seasonal change can also trigger clinical depression. Those who suffer from seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, may turn to a light box to help make them feel better. But a new ...
Talk Therapy May Beat Light Treatment for SAD: Study
Psychotherapy Bests Light Therapy for SAD Sufferers
Talk therapy may beat light treatment for SAD
KCRA Sacramento
California reports first infant flu death of the season
San Jose Mercury News
Two days after announcing that the death of an adult Santa Clara County resident from flu was the first reported flu death of the season, California Department of Public Health officials on Friday said an infant also has succumbed to the highly ...
US flu levels still low, with few global hot spotsCIDRAP
Australia to distribute stronger flu vaccine for 2016 seasonUPI.com
Salinas Valley Memorial offers free flu shots SaturdayThe Salinas Californian
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San Jose Mercury News
Two days after announcing that the death of an adult Santa Clara County resident from flu was the first reported flu death of the season, California Department of Public Health officials on Friday said an infant also has succumbed to the highly ...
US flu levels still low, with few global hot spots
Australia to distribute stronger flu vaccine for 2016 season
Salinas Valley Memorial offers free flu shots Saturday
UPI.com
FDA approves single-pill HIV treatment
UPI.com
The all-in-one drug includes a new formulation of the drug tenofovir that was shown to reduce side effects from similar HIV treatments. By Stephen Feller | Nov. 6, 2015 at 3:38 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter. Genvoya ...
FDA Approves HIV-1 Treatment That's Easier on Kidneys and BonesP&T Community
Gilead's new four-in-one HIV pill wins U.S. approvalJunior College
FDA Approves New Single-Pill HIV Drug That Prevents Kidney DamageStarmineNews.com
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UPI.com
The all-in-one drug includes a new formulation of the drug tenofovir that was shown to reduce side effects from similar HIV treatments. By Stephen Feller | Nov. 6, 2015 at 3:38 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter. Genvoya ...
FDA Approves HIV-1 Treatment That's Easier on Kidneys and Bones
Gilead's new four-in-one HIV pill wins U.S. approval
FDA Approves New Single-Pill HIV Drug That Prevents Kidney Damage
Reuters
FDA panel backs Merck & Co drug to reverse muscle relaxant effect
Reuters
Merck & Co's drug to reverse the effects of muscle relaxants used in surgery is safe and effective enough to warrant approval, an independent panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said. The drug, which goes by the chemical name of sugammadex, ...
Ad Comm backs approval of Merck's sugammadex; PDUFA date December 19Seeking Alpha
Merck Statement on FDA Advisory Committee Meeting for BRIDION® (sugammadex ...MarketWatch
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Reuters
Merck & Co's drug to reverse the effects of muscle relaxants used in surgery is safe and effective enough to warrant approval, an independent panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said. The drug, which goes by the chemical name of sugammadex, ...
Ad Comm backs approval of Merck's sugammadex; PDUFA date December 19
Merck Statement on FDA Advisory Committee Meeting for BRIDION® (sugammadex ...
MedPage Today
Evidence Lacking for Some Fluoroquinolone Use
MedPage Today
savesaved. author name. by Michael Smith North American Correspondent, MedPage Today. An FDA advisory panel has agreed overwhelmingly that evidence does not support some indications for systemic fluoroquinolone antibiotics. Data on the risks and ...
FDA advisory committee vote could spark changes in Levaquin, Cipro labelingABC2 News
FDA Panels Say Fluoroquinolones Need Stronger WarningsMedscape
FDA Panel Seeks Tougher Antibiotic LabelsWall Street Journal
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MedPage Today
savesaved. author name. by Michael Smith North American Correspondent, MedPage Today. An FDA advisory panel has agreed overwhelmingly that evidence does not support some indications for systemic fluoroquinolone antibiotics. Data on the risks and ...
FDA advisory committee vote could spark changes in Levaquin, Cipro labeling
FDA Panels Say Fluoroquinolones Need Stronger Warnings
FDA Panel Seeks Tougher Antibiotic Labels
BBC News
Sunday GP appointments 'not in demand', research says
BBC News
Four out of five people are happy with their GP surgery's opening hours, and Sunday appointments are not in demand, suggests research in the British Journal of General Practice. The figures come from a survey of more than 800,000 patients across England.
Lack of demand for Sunday opening, report suggestsThe Weather Space
Sunday GP appointments unlikely to meet patient needs University of East AngliaEurekAlert (press release)
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BBC News
Four out of five people are happy with their GP surgery's opening hours, and Sunday appointments are not in demand, suggests research in the British Journal of General Practice. The figures come from a survey of more than 800,000 patients across England.
Lack of demand for Sunday opening, report suggests
Sunday GP appointments unlikely to meet patient needs University of East Anglia
CNN
Alzheimer's can be in tissue years before memory lapses
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Copyright 2015 Cable News Network/Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. (CNN). While he couldn't possibly have known, Sandy Halperin was likely around 35 years ...
Why Alzheimer's is actually a young person's diseaseSheKnows.com
Brain's Immunity System Can Help Fight Off Alzheimer'sThe Independent
Alzheimer's is a young(er) person's disease -- so get to workCNN
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Copyright 2015 Cable News Network/Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. (CNN). While he couldn't possibly have known, Sandy Halperin was likely around 35 years ...
Why Alzheimer's is actually a young person's disease
Brain's Immunity System Can Help Fight Off Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's is a young(er) person's disease -- so get to work
CBS News
Swallowed bobby pin removed from boy's kidney
CBS News
Kids will put anything in their mouths, and usually this doesn't cause serious harm. But for one 4-year-old boy in Saudi Arabia, swallowing a bobby pin led to a perforated intestine, a pierced kidney and surgery to fix it all, according to a new report ...
Boy Lives With Bobby Pin Embedded In Kidney For Three MonthsHuffington Post
X-ray's of a boy who swallowed a HAIR PIN reveals metal grip piercing his kidneyDaily Mail
X-Ray Reveals Swallowed Bobby Pin in Boy's KidneyABC News
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CBS News
Kids will put anything in their mouths, and usually this doesn't cause serious harm. But for one 4-year-old boy in Saudi Arabia, swallowing a bobby pin led to a perforated intestine, a pierced kidney and surgery to fix it all, according to a new report ...
Boy Lives With Bobby Pin Embedded In Kidney For Three Months
X-ray's of a boy who swallowed a HAIR PIN reveals metal grip piercing his kidney
X-Ray Reveals Swallowed Bobby Pin in Boy's Kidney
Pulse Headlines
Expensive doctors are less likely to be sued
Pulse Headlines
A recent study revealed that the more tests and treatments U.S. doctors order for patients, the less likely they are to be sued for malpractice, according to a study published online in the BMJ. The study was conducted in Florida, the place that has ...
High-spending doctors less likely to be suedBusiness Insider
Lawsuits, “Defensive Medicine” Driving Up US Healthcare CostsValueWalk
Why health reform might increase malpractice lawsuitsWashington Post
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American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
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Pulse Headlines
A recent study revealed that the more tests and treatments U.S. doctors order for patients, the less likely they are to be sued for malpractice, according to a study published online in the BMJ. The study was conducted in Florida, the place that has ...
High-spending doctors less likely to be sued
Lawsuits, “Defensive Medicine” Driving Up US Healthcare Costs
Why health reform might increase malpractice lawsuits
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