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Germy Faucet Harbored Bacteria Fingered In Ala. IV Outbreak
An investigation into microbial contamination that led to blood infections of 19 hospitalized patients in Alabama has found a genetic match between bacteria cultured from a dozen infected patients and water samples from a faucet in a pharmacy that prepared...
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Fri, Apr 08 2011 9:29 AM
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Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise In Yearlong Study
Nearly half of people taking the highest dose of the drug lost 10 percent or more of their weight over a year. Only 7 percent of people taking a dummy pill lost that much. Read More...
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Mon, Apr 11 2011 12:55 PM
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New York Backs Off Rules On Risky Kids Games
Bocce, tug of war and sack races were classified as activities with no significant risk. Horseshoes, capture the flag and all varieties of tag were classified as risk. Read More...
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Wed, Apr 20 2011 1:56 PM
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Many Bullies Get Pushed Around At Home
Bullies, their victims and kids who were both bullies and victims were far more likely to have been hurt by a family member or to have seen family violence than peers who weren't involved in bullying, data from Massachusetts show. Read More...
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Fri, Apr 22 2011 6:31 AM
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Using Mosquitoes To Put The Bite On Malaria
Coming up with vaccine against malaria has proven to be exceedingly difficult. Dutch researchers have found some small success by "vaccinating" people with mosquito bites. Read More...
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Mon, Apr 25 2011 5:50 AM
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Religious Exemption In Health Law Lets Some Skip Individual Coverage
Being part of a health care sharing ministries means you're exempt from requirements of the new federal health care law. But it may also mean you're covered for expensive pre-existing conditions. Read More...
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Tue, Apr 26 2011 8:09 AM
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