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Heart failure set to spike in US, Heart Association says
NBCNews.com (blog) “If we don’t improve or reduce the incidence of heart failure by preventing and treating the underlying conditions, there will be a large monetary and health burden on the country,” said Dr. Paul Heidenreich of the Stanford University School of … Costs to treat heart failure expected to more than double by 2030 – Science DailyScience Daily (press release) American Heart Association: Heart failure becoming bigger issueWGCL Atlanta AHA expects heart failure to climb in coming yearsCBS42 RedOrbit –Lincoln Courier all 14 news articles » |
American Heart Association: Heart failure becoming bigger issue – WGCL Atlanta
American Heart Association: Heart failure becoming bigger issueWGCL AtlantaAccording to the American Heart Association, heart failure is going to become a much bigger problem in the coming years. Experts estimate the number of Americans with the diseas…
XDx Announces Presentations at Upcoming 2013 International Society for Heart … – EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)
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XDx Announces Presentations at Upcoming 2013 International Society for Heart …
EON: Enhanced Online News (press release) These findings were presented in a late breaking oral presentation at the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT)’s 32nd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, held in April 2012, in Prague, Czech Republic. The oral presentation … |
Shamshad's voice rings in city's heart – Times of India
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Shamshad’s voice rings in city’s heart
Times of India LUDHIANA: ” Saiyyan dil mein aana re”, “kabhi aar, kabhi paar laga teere nazar,” if you hear a husky but amazingly lighthearted voice skipping through these lyrics, you are among the many generations of Indians who have grown up with the voice of … Shamshad Begum: A song in her heartNDTV Bollywood Singer Shamshad Begum Dies at 94New York Times (blog) Mesmerising voice of Shamshad Begum falls silentThe Hindu Yahoo! India News –Newstrack India –Outlook all 84 news articles » |
RCI proposes harsh penalties for repeat drug offenders – Daily Racing Form
RCI proposes harsh penalties for repeat drug offendersDaily Racing Form… for the vast majority of U.S. medication violations, but nearly all of those are violations are overages of commonly used therapeutic medications such as phenylbutazone, the pai…
Call to arms to fill blood donation appointments – Fraser Coast Chronicle
Call to arms to fill blood donation appointmentsFraser Coast ChronicleDefence Force members Adam Gibson, Ken Cross and Nick Cross respond to the Call to Arms for more donations during the Anzac period. Contributed. FRASER Coast residents are being urge…
Face transplant success paves way for feet – Perth Now
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Face transplant success paves way for feet
Perth Now Surgeons are also making progress in transplant surgery for people who have lost a limb, he said. “Again that’s an experimental protocol. But people have reattached (a patient’s) own limb if it’s amputated. Hands were more commonly reattached than … |
Video reveals cancer cells' Achilles' heel – HealthCanal.com
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Video reveals cancer cells’ Achilles’ heel
HealthCanal.com Professor Daniel Davis and his team used high quality video imaging to investigate why the drug rituximab is so effective at killing cancerous B cells. It is widely used in the treatment of B cell malignancies, such as lymphoma and leukaemia – as well … |
'MASH' star Allan Arbus dies – Newsday
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‘MASH’ star Allan Arbus dies
Newsday Arbus’ daughter Arin told the Los Angeles Times Tuesday (http://lat.ms/Y2FDo3 ) that her father died of congestive heart failure at his LA home Friday. Arbus didn’t begin acting until his 40s. He was a television regular who appeared on several series … Allan Arbus Dies: MASH Star Dead At 95 From Congestive Heart FailureKpopStarz Allan Arbus, We Hardly Knew YouForbes MASH actor Allan Arbus dies at 95BBC News Ktoo all 110 news articles » |
Intractable seizures halted with experimental treatment for rare pediatric … – Science Daily (press release)
Intractable seizures halted with experimental treatment for rare pediatric …Science Daily (press release)When five children, ranging from 8 months old to nearly 5 years old, were given doses of a drug that inhibits mTOR, the drug Sirolimus (rapamycin…