[ad_1] <div _ngcontent-c16 = "" innerhtml = " Why on earth would you run boiling water on someone as a joke? (Photo: Shutterstock) There are stupid challenges, and then there is the …
Read More »Why You Should not Pour Boiling Water on Someone
How to fight against Lyme disease: education, prevention
[ad_1] A recent article discussed a legislator's fight against Lyme disease ("The retired legislator continues to serve in telling his story," column Sturdevant, July 22). And while coverage of tick-borne diseases is …
Read More »Patient examined for Ebola virus at Denver Health
[ad_1] Denver Health authorities on Sunday investigated an isolated patient for a possible Ebola case, authorities confirmed "It's a possible but unlikely diagnosis," said Jennifer Hillmann, door of Denver Health and Hospitals. …
Read More »Boston officials warn of possible exposure to measles at the restaurant and at the airport
[ad_1] People who visited Terminal B at Boston's Logan Airport on July 20 may be exposed to measles. A person with a confirmed case of measles is obviously pbaded by the airport …
Read More »Colorectal cancer screenings up, but still below CDC target: 3 important facts
[ad_1] Written by Rachel Popa | July 27, 2018 | <a href = "http://www.beckersasc.com/gastroenterology-and-endoscopy/colorectal-cancer-screenings-on-the-rise-but-still-below-cdc-target-3-important- facts.html? tmpl = component & print = 1 "title =" Print article < Colorectal cancer screenings on the …
Read More »Le Creamery Glacier closes in Streets of West Chester
[ad_1] Published: Sunday, July 29, 2018 @ 2:17 PM Updated: Sunday, July 29, 2018 @ 2:17 PM By: Lawrence Budd, Lucas Gonzalez Warren County is simply the last place in Ohio where …
Read More »The Two River Times | New smoking bans on public beaches
[ad_1] At the beginning of next year, smoking will be banned on all beaches in New Jersey. Environmental advocates hope that the ban will reduce pollution throughout the state. Photo by Jay …
Read More »Bacteria related to Legionnaires' disease in the water supply of the Bronx Hospital: officials
[ad_1] BRONX – NYC Health and Hospitals officials have found low levels of Legionnaires' Bacteria in Bronx's Jacobi Medical Center NYC Health and Hospitals issued the following statement: [19659002"Danslecadredenotreprogrammeagressifdesurveillancedel'eaunostestsderoutineetobligatoiressurnotreapprovisionnementeneaupotableontrévélédetrèsfaiblesniveauxdebactériesLegionellaàNYCHealth+Hospitals/JacobiConformémentauxdirectivesduDépartementdelasantédel'ÉtatdeNewYorkquiréglementeleshôpitauxnousavonsprisdesmesurespourprévenirtoutimpactsurnospatientsnotrepersonnelounosvisiteursLasécuritéesttoujoursnotreplushautepriorité" Some of the …
Read More »Mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus in the San Fernando Valley
[ad_1] LOS ANGELES, California – According to health authorities, other mosquitoes collected in the San Fernando Valley have been tested positive for West Nile virus. Two samples from Sherman Oaks and Porter …
Read More »New Study Shows Links Between Climate Change and Suicide Risk – Health
[ad_1] A new study has shown a possibility of climate change affecting a person's mental health. Published in the journal Natural Climate Change the study suggests that when there are abnormally hot …
Read More »