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| US Soldiers Being Monitored for Ebola In Italy Maj. Gen. Darryl Williams, the U.S. Army Africa commanding general shown here on Oct. 9 in Monrovia, Liberia, is one of about a dozen U.S. military personnel placed in a controlled facility in Italy to monitor for signs of Ebola. Getty Images. By. | |
| CDC says people at high risk for Ebola should stay home New guidelines from the Obama administration would restrict the movement of people at high risk of Ebola but would not require mandatory quarantines. The guidelines, issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday, individualize ... | |
| Body clock: 'Rush hour' transformation discovered A pair of "rush hours" every day rapidly change the way tissues throughout the body work, scientists have discovered. The animal study, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, monitored the function of cells, in 12 tissues, through the day. | |
| CDC Issues Updated Ebola Guidance To State And Local Officials An ambulance drives near University Hospital of Newark, Monday, Oct. 27, 2014, in Newark, N.J. Nurse Kaci Hickox, who was quarantined at the hospital after working in West Africa with Ebola patients, was released Monday and left the hospital in a private ... | |
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| Baltimore hospital says it's assessing potential Ebola patient WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore said on Monday it had admitted a potential Ebola patient for further assessment. The facility said in a tweet the patient was transferred there at the direction of Maryland's Department ... | |
| Army Troops Isolated After Africa Duty Tour An Army two-star general and 11 of his staff are being isolated at the base in Italy upon returning from serving in West Africa to help with the Ebola fight. The general and his staff were met by Italian security officials wearing full hazardous materials suits when ... | |
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| Amid questions, NJ officials lift quarantine, release nurse NEW YORK — Even as New Jersey officials on Monday released a nurse they had kept quarantined in a tent since her return from treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone, Governor Chris Christie dismissed questions about his handling of the case and denied ... | |
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| FEULNER: The facts behind Obamacare's numbers This undated file image shows the website for updated HealthCare,gov, a federal government website managed by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service. HealthCare.gov, the online portal for health insurance under President Barack Obama's ... | |
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| Potential Ebola patient is transferred to U-Md. Medical Center A patient was being evaluated for a possible Ebola infection Monday night at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, authorities said. The state health department said the initial evaluation suggested a diagnosis "other than Ebola infection.". | |
| Sarepta stock falls as drug is delayed Sarepta Therapeutics stock plunged 32.5 percent Monday after the Cambridge company said the Food and Drug Administration wants more data about its muscular dystrophy treatment, eteplirsen. The agency asked for three years of data on patients who ... | |
| US official: Welcome home medics fighting Ebola American ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power speaks to media in the city of Freetown , Sierra Leone, Monday, Oct. 27, 2014. The United States will help fight Ebola over "the long haul," the American ambassador to the United Nations said on ... | |
| Ibuprofen the ideal painkiller for kids with broken bones Nearly a quarter of childhood injuries are fractures, which makes choosing the proper form of pain relief a vital endeavor. By Brooks Hays | Oct. 27, 2014 at 6:05 PM | Comments. share with facebook share with twitter share with linkedin share with google. | |
| More Kids Harmed by Pregnant Drinking Than Thought MONDAY, Oct. 27, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Although drinking during pregnancy has long been considered taboo, new research suggests that as many as one in 20 U.S. children may have health or behavioral problems related to alcohol exposure before ... | |
| Texas hospital's misleading Ebola statements First, health care workers at the facility sent a feverish Thomas Eric Duncan home the first time he came to the emergency room, even though he'd informed the nurse he'd recently been in Africa. Then, after Duncan was admitted and diagnosed with Ebola, ... | |
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| Colorado lab developing Ebola vaccine for military use FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Research scientists at Colorado State University are helping develop an Ebola vaccine that could protect soldiers and the public from the deadly disease, the university announced Monday. BioMARC, a high-containment ... | |
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| One more sacrifice for Ebola No, it was not OK Dr. Craig Spencer ran around New York City upon his return from treating Ebola patients in Guinea. He took the subways, went bowling in Brooklyn, strolled the crowded High Line park and patronized a meatball joint in Greenwich Village. | |
| Ibuprofen better alternative to oral morphine in kids Children are at higher risk of developing fractured limb. A new study has found that ibuprofen is a better alternative to oral morphine in bringing relief for the kids from the severe pain caused by the broken limb, especially in the first 48 hours of the injury. | |
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| Ibuprofen is the best painkiller for this condition Ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug that words by decreasing hormones that can cause inflammation and pain in the body. According to a statement from the Canadian Medical Association Journal, ibuprofen is the ideal painkiller for kids with ... | |
| 5-Year-Old Boy Tests Negative for Ebola at NYC Hospital A 5-year-old boy who returned home from Guinea on Saturday has tested negative for Ebola at New York City's Bellevue Hospital where he is in isolation with his mother, officials said this evening. "Out of an abundance of caution, further negative Ebola tests ... | |
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| Ibuprofen the Ideal Pain Killer for Kids with Fractures A new study that was publishe d this week in the Canadian Medical Association Journal says that children who had to deal with pain of bone fracture can be better treated with ibuprofen. Ibuprofen is better than oral morphine, the study says. Advertisement. | |
| Genes Confirm LDL Causes Aortic Stenosis Cardiovascular. Genes Confirm LDL Causes Aortic Stenosis. Published: Oct 27, 2014. By Crystal Phend, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today. save. |. A. A. Post Test Complete · Take Posttest. High LDL cholesterol appears to cause aortic stenosis, even ... | |
| Cocoa Drink May Reverse Age-Related Memory Loss A compound found in cocoa may help reverse the effects of aging-related memory, according to research conducted at Columbia University Medical Center. The study, published in the journal Nature Neuroscience, gave high doses of a cocoa drink, prepared ... | |
| CSU wins $2 million Pentagon contract to develop Ebola vaccine A health worker holds a baby infected with the Ebola virus on October 18, 2014 at the Doctors Without Borders Ebola treatment center in Monrovia, Liberia. (Zoom Dosso, AFP/Getty Images). Oct 27: New York boy with fever tests negative for Ebola; Oct 26: ... | |
| 5-year-old boy at NYC hospital tests negative for Ebola A 5-year-old boy is still being monitored at a New York City hospital, although he has tested negative for Ebola so far. Doctors plan to test him again for Ebola and for other illnesses, as well. (Source: New York Times). The boy, who recently visited Guinea with ... | |
| Maine's Ebola protocols mean quarantine for nurse FORT KENT, Maine (AP) - A nurse who treated Ebola patients in West Africa agreed to be quarantined at home in Maine upon her return from a weekend of confinement in New Jersey, but her lawyer disagrees with officials over how long she'll have to stay in ... | |
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| Compound In Cocoa May Helps Overcoming Memory Loss The researchers have recently found the effects of compounds in cocoa beans on human health. These cocoa beans are mostly used in the preparation of chocolate that stimulates the recovery of memory loss in adults. A study was conducted in which a ... | |
| Who's responsible for the death of Thomas Eric Duncan? Believe it or not, there was a time, before television, when there was no such thing as an instant replay. If a touchdown or an out was called, it stayed a touchdown or an out. For better or worse, there was no way to review a referee's or an umpire's decision, ... | |
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| Could chocolate reverse memory loss? Maybe A recent study found a link between a natural compound in cocoa and reversing age-related memory loss. (Source: CNN). Live WellLive WellMore>> · Upbeat walking style might lift your mood · Upbeat walking style might lift your mood. The way you walk can ... | |
| Quarantined nurse leaves New Jersey for Maine A nurse who worked in West Africa with Ebola patients and was quarantined at a New Jersey hospital over the weekend was returning home to Maine on Monday as her lawyer criticised the state's policies that had her fighting to be released from an isolation ... | |
| Cocoa as a memory helper? Columbia Univ. researchers have found that dietary cocoa flavonols boosted the memory and brain scans of a small group of study participants aged 50-69. Subjects who began with the memory of a 60-year-old were performing with the memory of a 30- or ... | |
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| RPT-In race for Ebola vaccines, technical hurdles loom large (Repeats story from Monday). * Quality approvals, sterile filling potential bottlenecks. * Debate continues over best clinical trial design. * Companies hope to make millions of vaccine doses in 2015. By Ben Hirschler. LONDON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Drugmakers ... | |
| Why medication only works when taken on time London, Oct 28 (ANI): A new study has suggested that one should take the prescribed medication at the right time of day or it might not work as different drugs work at different times on human body clocks. Scientists for the first time mapped the daily and ... | |
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