[ad_1] In the midst of the enthusiasm aroused by the legalization of marijuana, a relatively unknown use of cannabis has thrilled skincare industry experts – and this has nothing to do with …
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[ad_1] TO CLOSE When Denise Valley was diagnosed for the first time, she was very involved in fundraisers and walks, but her stage IV diagnosis allowed her to see October in a …
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[ad_1] Le ruban devient un symbole En 1979, l’épouse d’un otage qui avait été pris en Iran avait été inspirée par une chanson qui consistait à attacher des rubans jaunes autour des …
Read More »A rare disease, similar to polio, appears again in the United States
[ad_1] EV-D68 and EV-A71 are enteroviruses and belong to the same family of viruses as polio. Poliomyelitis is notoriously a cause of neurological complications, including almost complete paralysis but also limb weakness. …
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[ad_1] The battle lines have been traced in America. But on one critical point at least, the division is not between the red state and the blue state, the conservatives and the …
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[ad_1] The flu season has arrived and it is time to vaccinate the children. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 180 deaths of children with influenza were recorded last …
Read More »The lessons of the 1918 influenza pandemic, a hundred years later
[ad_1] This year marks the centennial of the 1918 influenza pandemic, the worst flu epidemic ever recorded. A new study on the human, viral and social factors at the root of its …
Read More »For some people with breast cancer, the "pink october month" can not end soon enough
[ad_1] View of a tattoo that Denise Valley of Millsboro had shot after receiving her diagnosis of stage IV breast cancer. Jason Minto, the news newspaper MILLSBORO, Del. – When she was …
Read More »Walk to defeat Alzheimer's disease in Kirtland has raised more than $ 200,000 | Neighborhood News
[ad_1] The Lake Metroparks Farmpark in Kirtland was the site of the March to Defeat Alzheimer's Disease on September 30th. Some 1,639 people from 135 teams participated, up more than 300 from …
Read More »Fingerprint drug testing is effective for those who have died [Report]
[ad_1] A groundbreaking drug test developed from research conducted at the East Anglia University makes it possible to detect four classes of drugs in traces of sweat found in a fingerprint. And …
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