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	health Daily update ⋅ May 12, 2014
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	Biogen, Sobi pledge hemophilia drug donation in developing world Reuters (Reuters) - Biogen Idec Inc and partner Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB on Monday said they will donate hemophilia drugs for use in developing nations in quantities large enough to treat tens of thousands of patients over the next decade. The potentially ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times Glen Cove to consider regulating e-cigs Newsday Glen Cove is poised to restrict the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors when the City Council votes Tuesday on an amendment to city laws governing tobacco and nicotine. "We are proposing amendments to our current code regarding the sale and ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Utah People's Post Electric Scalp, Brain Stimulation Can Trigger Lucid Dreams - Study The Utah People's Post A potential way of inducing lucid dreaming in sleepers has been unraveled by the scientists. According to a study it can be done by applying mild electrical currents to their scalps. Lucid dreaming is the process in which a sleeper recognizes they are dreaming ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Nation Nurses vow to serve humanity DAWN.com LAHORE: Students of nursing courses lit candles and earthen lamps to renew their pledge to serve the ailing humanity selflessly, at a ceremony arranged in connection with the World Nursing Day at the Lahore General Hospital (LGH) on Sunday. Flag as irrelevant
	ecns Happy Mother's Day? NorthJersey.com On this Mother's Day, as you hold your children or grandchildren in your arms, think about the many mothers who are not allowed to see their children. We marched Friday with empty baby carriages and singing in solidarity and support of protective mothers all ... Flag as irrelevant
	Laboratory Equipment ADHD drugs not linked to increased tobacco use USA TODAY It's well-documented that young people diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are more likely to pick up cigarette smoking, start earlier when they do and become more seriously addicted to tobacco than peers without the disorder. Yet a new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Medscape Have Cervical Ca Rates Been Underestimated? MedPage Today Oncology/Hematology. Have Cervical Ca Rates Been Underestimated? Published: May 12, 2014. By Charles Bankhead, Staff Writer, MedPage Today. save. |. A. A. Post Test Complete · Take Posttest. Loading the player... For best viewing, click the bottom ... Flag as irrelevant
	10th annual Mental Health Awareness Walk set May 21 WatertownDailyTimes.com That is the message that agencies supporting the upcoming 10th annual Mental Health Awareness Walk want to bring to the public. “People with mental illness are some of our most brilliant people in history,” said Brenda S. Campany, part-time executive ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Movie points to sour side of sugar industry New Zealand Herald The film claims fast-food chains and the makers of processed foods have added more sugar to "low fat" foods to make them more palatable. First came An Inconvenient Truth. Then Fast Food Nation. Then Blackfish. Each showed the power of critically ... Flag as irrelevant
	NDTV HIV bill: here's what constitutes a crime The Observer For weeks the HIV and Aids Prevention and Control Bill has been hotly debated by experts and MPs, but early voting on controversial clauses last week show that scientists have so far lost the decriminalisation battle. If the draft legislation is passed in much of ... Flag as irrelevant
	2 Minute Medicine Duration of post-concussive symptoms identified in pediatric patients 2 Minute Medicine 1. Physical symptoms were most likely to be present immediately after a pediatric concussion, with emotional and cognitive symptoms appearing in the days to weeks following incident. 2. Thirty-two percent of pediatric patients continue to be symptomatic from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Arab News UI Scientists Working to Understand MERS KCRG IOWA CITY, Iowa — The Centers for Disease Control identified the first case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus, or MERS, in the United States on May 2nd. The virus was found in a person in Indiana who had previously traveled to the Arabian ... Flag as irrelevant
	Times LIVE Pregnancy puts drivers on edge Times LIVE Pregnant drivers are most likely to crash their car during their second trimester, a Canadian study has found. Save & Share. Tweet · Email · Print. A study of 507262 pregnant women to determine if common features of pregnancy such as nausea, fatigue, ... Flag as irrelevant

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