[ad_1] An image provided by the Connecticut Department of Public Health about influenza cases in 2018. An image provided by the Connecticut Department of Public Health about influenza cases in 2018. Photo: …
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[ad_1] Si nous avions la possibilité d'aider un humain ou un animal, pourquoi ne le ferions-nous pas? Si nous savions que la situation pourrait facilement s’aggraver – dans certains cas bien pire …
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[ad_1] A revolutionary treatment involving electrical stimulation of the spine has allowed paralyzed patients to walk again, apparently reactivating nerve connections and giving hope to people even years after accidents. A team …
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[ad_1] "Among people who have CTE, people with this [genetic] "Dr. Jesse Mez, assistant professor of neurology at Boston University's School of Medicine." Mez was a co-author of the study, published Saturday …
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[ad_1] Over the years, many requests for treatment against HIV and AIDS have been claimed. There were the famous African potatoes, mocrea, Epikaizo, Ngoka, Moringa and lately the most controversial Aguma. All …
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[ad_1] KAMPALA (AFP) – Uganda will begin vaccinating front-line health workers against Ebola next week, as the deadly virus spreads from neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the minister said Friday. the …
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[ad_1] iStock / ThinkstockDR. Tiffany Yeh (NEW YORK) – We have all heard of, and probably tried, many home cough and cold remedies, such as eating chicken soup or foaming Vick's VapoRub …
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[ad_1] Pour la première fois, la FDA testera régulièrement des échantillons de romaine provenant de l'Arizona et de la Californie. Les récoltes commenceront ce mois-ci et se poursuivront jusqu'en avril. Les producteurs …
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[ad_1] By Felice J. Freyer Globe Staff November 04, 2018 Researchers studying degenerative brain disease that has afflicted Aaron Hernandez and other football players have long been intrigued by a central mystery: …
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[ad_1] "Among the people who have CTE, people with this [genetic] Dementia is 2.5 times more likely to develop dementia, "said Dr. Jesse Mez, an assistant professor of neurology at Boston University's …
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