[ad_1] SAN JOSE, CA — Health officials warn there are scarier things than ghosts and goblins around Halloween. This is the time they suggest American citizens above the age of six months …
Read More »A surprise inspection reveals problems in the installation of N.J., where 9 children died of a viral epidemic
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Read More »Families share the devastating impact of a rare disease resembling polio, an acute flaccid myelitis
[ad_1] A rare but potentially paralyzing disease called acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, has parents on alert. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that the AFM has expanded to 24 …
Read More »Le traitement par la CDC d’une maladie ressemblant à la polio critiqué par le professeur de CU «CBS Denver
[ad_1] (CNN) – Les propres conseillers médicaux des Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reprochent à l’agence fédérale de la santé de réagir lentement à une maladie semblable à la polio qui …
Read More »New mom who survived cancer creates 'no breastfeeding zone' sign for delivery room staff
[ad_1] (PITTSBURGH) – A breast cancer survivor created a unique solution to alert hospital staff that would not be breastfeeding her newborn due to a double mastectomy. Meghan Koziel, 29, of Pittsburgh, …
Read More »Hepatitis A epidemic in San Diego ends two years later
[ad_1] SAN DIEGO – San Diego County Health Authorities have declared the end of an outbreak of hepatitis A that began two years ago, killing 20 people and nearly 600 patients. Public …
Read More »New Mexico agency: 30 residents diagnosed with salmonella
[ad_1] ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. SANTA FE, N.M. – State health officials say 30 New Mexico residents have …
Read More »One woman thought she may have had a simple insect bite in the groin – but it was actually a small fly dug into her skin
[ad_1] A woman returned from a trip to Belize with a human larva (a.k.a. Dermatobia hominis) deep in his skin, reported LiveScience. The doctors eventually removed the larvae surgically. This type of …
Read More »Firearms send more than 8,000 US children every year to emergencies, according to an analysis
[ad_1] Gun injuries, including many victims of assault, sent 75,000 American children and adolescents to emergency rooms over a nine-year period, costing nearly $ 3 billion, a study found unprecedented. The researchers …
Read More »An Angry Crowd, A Burial Team’s Escape: Scenes From The Ebola Outbreak
[ad_1] Last month Virgil Attia found himself surrounded by an angry crowd. “Some of them had picked up rocks,” he recalls, speaking in French. “Some had empty bottles.” Attia is an official …
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