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2012/05/27 23:06
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Aimee Copeland speaks
The 24-year-old Georgia graduate student fighting a well-publicized infection at the Joseph M. Still Burn Center spoke Sunday for the first time since being admitted to the Augusta facility nearly a...
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2012/05/27 23:00
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Girl brides abducted as fabled HIV cure
The landscape of the rural Eastern Cape in South Africa has a haunting beauty. A myriad of round turquoise huts scatter across the land in a series of endless villages. Yet these villages are also...
Nombasa Gxuluwe CNN
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2012/05/27 21:27
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ETSU student STD infection rate rising
The levels of sexually transmitted diseases (STD), among ETSU students are on the rise. According to Student Health Services, the rates are increasing at an alarming rate as a result of students...
Lisa Barnette
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2012/05/27 19:50
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Researcher hopes to spot virus potential in oyste...
Weather data, satellite imagery and computer modeling could provide tools to forecast a norovirus outbreak in oysters in the Gulf of Mexico, an LSU researcher says. LSU associate professor Zhiqiang...
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2012/05/27 19:40
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Health Department trains for disease outbreaks
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - The South Dakota Health Department will work with hospitals, clinics and other facilities in a statewide training exercise for dealing with disease outbreaks and other...
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2012/05/27 18:47
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Reassurance kiwifruit is safe to eat
The public is being reassured they're not at risk from antibiotics used on some kiwifruit vines. Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated says fewer than 50 growers put antibiotics into their vines, out of...
Read more at Yahoo!Xtra News, TVNZ
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2012/05/27 18:33
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Fish virus detected in Washington waters
A deadly fish virus was detected in Washington waters for the first time. The IHN virus was found at a salmon farm in Rich Passage off Bainbridge Island. The farm will have to kill all the...
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2012/05/27 16:48
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Greater Accra records highest cholera cases | Hea...
Health News of Friday, 25 May 2012 Greater Accra records highest cholera cases The Ghana Health Service says it hasn’t recorded any cholera fatality in the last 3 weeks in the Greater Accra region....
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2012/05/27 15:42
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Today's mystery bird for you to identify
Mystery Bird photographed on the road between Nazret in the Oromia Region, and Awash in the Afar Region of central Ethiopia (Africa). [I will identify this bird in 49 or so hours] D300s, 600 mm lens,...
Nikon D300s Digital Camera The Guardian
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2012/05/27 14:32
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Robert De Niro to address Bates graduates today
LEWISTON — Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro is one of three high-profile guests who are part of the Bates College commencement. PBS "Newshour" senior correspondent Gwen Ifill and Princeton...
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2012/05/27 14:29
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Dept. of Health warns of whooping cough
In reviewing collected data from the Darien Department of Health, the town has found 20 reported cases of pertussis (whooping cough) since 2008. Officially, that is four cases per 21,000 people....
Department of Health Center For Disease Control
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2012/05/27 13:29
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Aids Fight Trickier With Maize Consumption, Warn ...
FOOD experts observe that the virus that causes AIDS, liver cancer and cancer of the throat has a relationship with eating a meal of maize-based food said to contain fumonisin. Dr Martin Kimanya,...
Martin Kimanya Tabora Kilimanjaro Iringa Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority
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2012/05/27 12:57
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Colorado farm linked to listeria outbreak files f...
Jensen Farms of Holly, Colorado, listed $2.1 million in assets and more than $2.5 million in liabilities in documents filed on Friday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Denver. The bacterial illness spread...
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2012/05/27 08:44
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Centre will assist in eradicating dengue in Tirun...
Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, May 26 : The Centre will assist Tamil Nadu Government in eradicating dengue outbreak, Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare S Gandhiselvan said. Talking to...
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2012/05/27 07:57
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Veteran receives medals for WW II
ESSEX � A 90-year-old Vermont man has belatedly received medals he was due for bravery and honor during World War II. Leonard Pilus was honored Friday night at a memorial service for fallen soldiers...
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2012/05/27 07:55
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London Researcher Calls For New Approach To Regul...
Globally, the market for probiotics (beneficial microorganisms) exceeds $30 billion; however, consumers have little way of knowing which products have been tested in humans and what they do for...
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2012/05/27 07:31
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Flesh-eating germ cases extremely rare
ATLANTA -- Aimee Copeland, a Georgia graduate student, is fighting for her life because of the flesh-eating bacteria that infected her after she gashed her leg in a river earlier this month. One of...
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2012/05/27 05:42
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Preventive medicine is the best defense against i...
Dear readers: A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article about kittens and their overabundance. Almost as if they read the article, kittens have been appearing at our clinic in great numbers. Many of...
2012/05/27 04:55
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Bone up on food sickness safety
McALLEN — Memorial Day weekend usually is when picnic season begins and cases of food poisoning start to rise. Diarrhea, vomiting, fever and abdominal cramps can ruin the holiday. But far from...
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2012/05/27 03:06
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Necrotizing fasciitis infection survivor has mess...
Jeannie Jackson, 59, thought it was a “hair bump” on her right thigh that grew quickly redder and swelled to the size of a grapefruit. It was actually necrotizing fasciitis, the devastating infection...
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