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Blood donation center ‘worried’ headed into holiday
WREX-TV Blood donation center ‘worried’ headed into holiday. Posted: Monday, May 19, 2014 10:22 PM EDT. By Sean Muserallo – email. ROCKFORD (WREX) – As we approach Memorial Day, there is a greater need for people to donate blood, according to donation … |
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‘No Excuse’ for Newborn Death Rate
AllAfrica.com The studies also show that Nigeria is one of three countries in the world – with India and Pakistan – which, with the highest number of births, also have the highest overall numbers of newborn deaths, and which have made slowest progress in reducing … |
Found: Drugs to slow down advent of fatal lung diseaseTimes of IndiaFor the first time, researchers have found drugs that can slow the decline of people with a fatal lung disease, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Studies of two experimental drugs were pu…
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Murphy excited to get the call for Bears in MVC opener
Springfield News-Leader As the Bears marched to the NCAA Tournament his season — and career — was in doubt after undergoing elbow-ligament transplant surgery. Murphy fought through rehab and, literally a week before his anticipated return in March of 2013, his pitching … |
Next Steps for Everolimus in Metastatic Breast CancerOncLiveTo explore this further, the phase II BOLERO-4 trial is examining everolimus plus letrozole as first-line therapy in ER-positive, HER2-negative metastatic breast cancer, adds Hope S. Rugo, MD….
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Sleeping Pills May Significantly Increase Risk Of Cardiovascular Events In …
University Herald … a recent study. Researchers found sleeping pills in this risk by 8-fold. Sleeping problems are a frequent side effect of heart failure and it is common for patients to be prescribed sleeping pills when they are discharged from hospital, according … Sleeping Pills Increases Cardiovascular Risk in Heart Failure Patients: StudyHeadlines & Global News Sleeping tablet risk for heart failure patientsTelegraph.co.uk Sleeping pills increase CV events in heart failure patientsHealthCanal.com U.S. News & World Report –Bayoubuzz all 27 news articles » |
Liver uptake on PET predicted treatment response in mediastinal large B-cell …The Oncology ReportData source: Prospective cohort study of 115 adults with primary mediastinal large B-cell lymphoma who underwent PET and CT scans after treatment with ri…
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have identified an Illinois …
South Bend Tribune The man does not have an active case of Middle East respiratory syndrome, CDC officials said Saturday. But blood tests show that his immune system has made antibodies to fight the MERS coronavirus — an indication that he has been infected. |
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WHO: Conflict, Inequality, and Economic Exclusion Threaten Health Gains
Voice of America Also on the rise are non-communicable diseases, including new cancer cases and increases in heart disease, diabetes, and chronic lung diseases. She says the prevalence of obesity and diet-related diseases are growing “Parts of the world are quite … |
Super Tough Shark Proteins Could Be Used To Treat Human DiseasesBusiness InsiderThose proteins are called therapeutic antibodies, which are emerging as potent tools for cancer diagnosis and treatment. The trouble has been that human antibodies are rath…