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UCLA biologists discover how head injuries can lead to serious brain disorders
[ad_1] UCLA biologists have discovered how head injuries negatively affect individual cells and genes that can lead to serious brain disorders. Scientists specializing in life provide the first cellular atlas of the …
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[ad_1] The dialysis equipment is lined up in a corridor. People who have had the removal of one or both kidneys as well as those whose kidneys are compromised may need routine …
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[ad_1] Honey is a possible source of Clostridium botulisum spores and has been implicated in previous cases of infant botulism. Spores can multiply rapidly in the infant's still immature digestive system. ( …
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[ad_1] The last time that lawyer Erika Byrd escaped from a alcohol rehab center, her father took her to lunch. "Dad, I know what alcohol did to me," she told him that …
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[ad_1] MUMBAI: A drug-resistant bacterium could double the risk of death in patients by two to three, according to a unique study conducted in the country to measure the burden of antibiotic …
Read More »A man from Jacksonville tells the story of his success in fighting West Nile virus
[ad_1] A native of Jacksonville is in the middle of a long fight against the West Nile virus. Dave Workman Sr. has been fighting the virus for several months while some doctors …
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[ad_1] ASHEVILLE, North Carolina – An outbreak of chickenpox in a private school is now considered the most serious in North Carolina since the development of a vaccine against the virus more …
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