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[ad_1] Dozens of states are cracking down on the amount of painkillers prescribed by doctors. Published in October 2018 Image: © Darwin Brandis / Getty Images Overdoses of powerful painkillers called opioids …
Read More »Man disfigured by hunting accident becomes the oldest transplant recipient in the world
[ad_1] A 64-year-old man in Canada who was disfigured after a hunting accident became the oldest person in the world to receive a facial transplant, his doctors report. Four months after the …
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[ad_1] GENEVA – The United States Children's Fund (UNICEF) said it was stepping up efforts to prevent Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The agency says the community's resistance to efforts …
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[ad_1] Michigan health officials urge people who have recently visited the state's Renaissance Festival to be vaccinated after a woman has been diagnosed with hepatitis A. The woman was sick when she …
Read More »Government investigation reveals progress in fighting opioids
[ad_1] The number of people taking heroin for the first time decreased by more than half in 2017 compared to the previous year, a sign that prevention efforts could begin, according to …
Read More »Sugar Land Resident Test Positive for West Nile Virus
[ad_1] SUGAR LAND, TEXAS – Representatives from Sugar Land and Fort Bend County advise residents to take precautions after detecting the presence of West Nile virus in sugar lands. The Fort Bend …
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