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Early HIV Treatment Cuts Babies’ Death Risk
A study in the Nov. 20 issue of the New England Journal of
Medicine reveals that, for infants with...
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Avastin Linked to Blood Clot Risk, New Analysis Finds
Genentech’s cancer drug Avastin was linked
to a significantly increased risk of blood clots in the...
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Ginkgo Biloba No Good To Prevent Alzheimer’s
Ginkgo biloba has been used medicinally for thousands of
years. Today, it is one of the top...
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Canada Reports Its 15th Case of Mad Cow Disease
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed on Monday a
new case of mad cow disease in a...
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Colour blindness incurable, but manageable
Heidelberg, Germany - Four-year-old Leo can clearly distinguish black, white, blue and yellow but...
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Update: Google Tool Tracks Flu Outbreaks Faster
Fever? Headache? Sore Throat? You might
find answers to all these symptoms through a new tool as...
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Staying Active Helps Heart Failure Patients As Well
“Be
active!” is not a message that we hear for the first time. Health care
providers and not only...
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Nationwide Premature Birth Report Gives States Grades For Premature Births
Each year, more than 530,000 babies are
born before 37 full weeks of gestation, statistics show....
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Google Releases Its New Service: Flu Trends
Google Inc. announced the release of a new tool, which will
provide information about potential...
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Avapro Blood Pressure Drug Ineffective To Heart-Failure Patients
In a clinical trial, the blood pressure medicine Avapro didn’t perform better than other medicines...
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Survey Shows More Hospital Patients Get Sick with Intestinal Infections
The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and
Epidemiology reports that more hospital...
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Childhood Allergies, Asthma Problems Require More Attention
A report released last month by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics has
revealed that...
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West Nile Threat Not Over Yet, First Human Case in Kern County
Health officials from Kern
County have confirmed the first human
case of West Nile virus...
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Suspected Norovirus Outbreak Closes Hope College
Hope College in Holland is expected to
remain closed a day longer because of “a growing outbreak...
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Far Too Few People Recognize First Signs of Stroke
Dresden, Germany - Far too few people recognize the first signs of a stroke, experts from Dresden...
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Urinary Tract Infections Are Easily Treatable
Bad Wildungen, Germany - The most common symptoms of an acute urinary tract infection are a burning...
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New Yorkers Warned on Highly Contagious Stomach Flu!
There are some common sense steps New Yorkers should take to protect themselves from the contagious...
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Lung Cancer Treatment Drug Tarceva Makes the Disease Possible To Treat
The drug Tarceva, made by OSI Pharmaceuticals has been found to cause an increase in survival rates...
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Genetic Map Of Cancer Unveiled
By using cells donated by a woman in her 50s who died of leukemia, the scientists at the Washington...
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Pregnant Pets and Pregnant Women Have Same Needs
Hamburg - From morning sickness to ultrasound examinations, the symptoms and medical treatment that...
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Children Living with Smokers More Likely to Be Underfed
Children and adult members of smoking
households are more likely to be underfed, according to a...
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Rain and Autism Linked: Counties with More Rainfall Have Higher Autism Rates
The results of a new study confirm the
findings of a controversial 2006 paper entitled “Does...
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CDC: Human Wart Virus HPV Caused 25,000 Cases of Cancer Annually
At least 25,000 cases of cancers associated
with human papillomavirus (HPV) occurred annually in...
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Heavy Rainfall Might Explain High Rates Of Autism In Some Areas
Children living in regions with higher levels of annual
rainfall may be more predisposed to...
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If You Suffer From Any Kind of Sexual Dysfunction, Do Something About It!
A study led by researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital and published in the November issue...
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Researchers Detect More Genes Associated with Alzheimer’s Risk
Researchers have detected more genes
associated with an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s...
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Obesity, Sedentary Life Blamed For Soaring Rates Of Diabetes In The South
The rate of new cases of diabetes almost doubled in the US in
the past ten years, fueled by...
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Hot Flashes, Night Sweats, Painful Joints Show Breast Cancer Treatment Works
Women who experience hot flashes, night
sweats and painful joints when taking the anti-cancer...
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Today’s Smokers More Hooked on Nicotine
People trying to quit smoking these days need much more
intensive and individualized treatment, as...
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MRSA Epidemic
The Staphylococcus bacterium can build up strength if given
the appropriate conditions. A warm,...
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Technology
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Google Releases Its Newest Service: Google Flu Trends
Google Inc. announced the release of a new tool, which will
provide information about potential...
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MacBook Pros May Be Affected By Faulty Nvidia Chips
Back in July, Nvidia issued a filing to the US Securities
and Exchange commission, taking a $150...
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Sergey Brin, Google’s Co-Founder, Writes About Parkinson’s Risk
In a post on its newly opened blog, Too, Sergey Brin, one of the two
co-founders of Google, has...
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Internet Explorer 8: Crash, Restart, Crash
As promised last year, Microsoft has launched the first Internet
Explorer 8 beta version, the...
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NBC Versus Apple: Who Wins, Who Loses?
In case you don’t know what the latest hot news in the
technology world is over this week end,...
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US Hypertension Rates on the Rise
As
obesity is continuously rising in the Unites States so is high blood pressure,
both conditions...
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World Health Organization Investigates Mysterious Disease
An infection that has killed 3 people in South
Africa worries the World Health
Organization,...
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An Unknown Disease Takes its Toll on Three South African People
On Friday, the
World Health Organization (WHO), which is an United Nations health agency, has...
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Cholera Outbreak in Pakistan's Violence-Hit North-West
Islamabad - Health authorities treated hundreds of patients affected by a cholera outbreak in...
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Former Mayor Of Boston Recovering From Faint
Former Boston
mayor and ambassador to the Vatican Ray Flynn is recovering from recent
collapse...
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2 St. Louis Hospitals in Quarantine after Chemical Alert
Eight to ten people were admitted on Saturday in several St. Louis hospitals, after being exposed...
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1st West Nile Virus Death of 2008 in California
The West Nile virus made its first human victim this year in the state of California. A 72-year-old...
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Calif. Officials Take Measures Against West Nile Virus
The number of mosquitoes which test positive at the West
Nile virus check in California
increases...
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US’ Fight against HIV – Successful Overseas, But Not within Its Borders
The number of people being infected with HIV virus in the US is about 40 percent higher than...
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Update: Salmonella Found In Mexico-Grown Jalapeńo Pepper
On Monday, The Food and Drug Administration announced it had finally found a Mexico-grown jalapeńo...
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Paterson Underwent Third Eye Operation
Gov. David A. Paterson had to undergo an emergency eye
operation for a second time in a month on...
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FDA Issues Tomato Warning Following Salmonella Outbreak
As the number of U.S. states affected by salmonella food
poisoning is on the rise reaching 16 by...
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Tomatoes-Related Salmonella Cases Rising in Texas
The number of people infected with salmonella in Texas has risen to 35 from 21 since Tuesday, the...
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New York To Recognize Same-Sex Marriages
New York Gov. David Patterson, who has been recently hospitalized in a Manhattan clinic with...
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NY Gov. Paterson Hospitalized with Migraine Symptoms
The New York State Governor David Paterson, who recently became the state’s first black governor...
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Arrested Museum Director Died From Infection
Roxanna Brown, the director of the Southeast Asian Ceramics
Museum at Bangkok University in...
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CDC: US Faces Biggest Measles Outbreak in Seven Years
The U.S.
faces the biggest measles outbreak in seven years, the federal Centers for
Disease...
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Journalist Dith Pran Dies of Cancer
The Cambodian-born photojournalist Dith Pran, who survived
the Khmer Rouge’s genocide, died Sunday...
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Flight Diverted to Fort Lauderdale after Family Get Sick
A flight from the Dominican
Republic to Canada
was diverted to Fort Lauderdale
overnight...
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Deadly Ricin Discovered In Las Vegas Motel
According to authorities, a package containing toxin ricin
was found at a motel on Thursday and...
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Deadly Toxin Ricin Found in LV Hotel Room; Further Test Results P
Police are investigating the
presence of deadly substance ricin in a hotel room at an Extended...
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Dolphin Possibly Killed By Navy Sonar
Authorities announced that a dolphin died on the beach of
the Navy's San Nicolas Island
late...
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Giuliani Says He’s Fine after Hospitalization
Rudy Giuliani, the Republican candidate for presidency, ended his stay at the St. Louis hospital...
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Giuliani Hospitalized in St. Louis Due to Flu-Like Symptoms
Rudi Giuliani, the Republican candidate for presidency, was checked in a St. Louis hospital during...
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Yellow Flags at Thai King's 80th Birthday
The 80th birthday of the Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej was
celebrated on Wednesday in...
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Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej Admitted To Hospital
The 79-year old Thailand
King Bhumibol Adulyadej was admitted to Bangkok's
Siriraj Hospital...
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Waters Recede in Bangladesh, Death Toll Raises
Torrential rains wreaked havoc in Bangladesh, causing floods and landslides that killed 256 people...
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US President Bush To Undergo A Routine Colonoscopy
On Saturday US President George W Bush will undergo a
colonoscopy during his stay at Camp David,...
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Second Human Case of Bird Flu Confirmed in Vietnam
According to the local press, Vietnam officials confirmed the
second human case of avian flu in...
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Dengue Fever Cases Escalate In Asia
Mosquito-borne dengue fever raised the death toll to 44 in
the first four months of 2007 in...
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