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FDA: Voluntary Sabra hummus recall underway Sabra Dipping Co., LLC issued a voluntary recall of some its hummus products because of a potential Listeria contamination. The recall follows the discovery of Listeria monocytogenes at a manufacturing facility, the company said in its recall noticed ...
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After train crash, transit regulators targeting sleep apnea NEW YORK - Federal regulators are urging railroads across the country to test train operators for obstructive sleep apnea after the engineer in September's deadly New Jersey commuter train crash was found to have the fatigue-inducing disorder.
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After train crash, transit regulators targeting sleep apnea NEW YORK (AP) - Federal regulators are urging railroads across the country to test train operators for obstructive sleep apnea after the engineer in September's deadly New Jersey commuter train crash was found to have the fatigue-inducing disorder.
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Namibia: 7 000 More HIV-Aids Cases Forecast By Next March ABOUT 7 000 more Namibians are expected to be infected with the HI-virus by the end of the current financial year, which will bring Namibia's total HIV-AIDS infections to 227 000, Erongo health director Jeremiah Nghipundjwa says.
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Cancer stricken four-year-old who broke the internet's heart has died Jessica Whelan's plight came to the public attention when her father Andy Whelan published a distressing black and white image showing the little girl grimacing in pain as she battles her terminal condition.
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Bringing awareness to pediatric HIV/AIDS University of Georgia students walk from Atlanta to Athens to bring awareness to pediatric HIV/AIDS. Contributed photos University of Georgia students at the UGA Arch following their walk from Atlanta.
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Why Georgia escaped a Zika outbreak. It might not be so lucky in 2017 After blanketing Brazil, causing devastating birth defects across that nation, the disease migrated through South and Central America as well as the Caribbean.
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Sabra Recalls Hummus Products Over Listeria Concern, Again Sabra Dipping Co. is voluntarily recalling some of its hummus products after a manufacturing facility tested positive for listeria.
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Sabra cites caution in hummus recall After asking customers and grocers to throw away hummus made at its Chesterfield County factory, Sabra Dipping Co. said Sunday that "an abundance of caution" is what caused the company's second recall in two years.
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Donald Trump's Victory Looks Set to Renew Battle Over Abortion Rights Liberal and conservative groups are girding for battle over abortion rights under President-elect Donald Trump, after nearly a decade in which the Obama administration backstopped the rollback of those rights on the federal level.
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The maker of a popular hummus wants you to throw it out Don't double dip that chip in this hummus. Sabra hummus, prominently featured in many Publix supermarkets, is under a recall for listeria concerns.
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What Would Happen If Donald Trump Tried to Overturn Roe v. Wade? President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to appoint a Supreme Court justice who would help overturn Roe v. wade incited a wave of anxiety among women and pro-choice advocates after the election.
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Many Insured Children Lack Essential Health Care, Study Finds Sophie Miller leaves a mobile clinic with her children, Sayeeda Ross and Chris-Anne Davidson. The Children's Health Fund, a nonprofit based in New York City, provides medical services to low-income residents.
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How Many Calories Are in Your Thanksgiving Dinner? Looking forward to a plentiful spread of Thanksgiving dishes but stressing out over the diet-busting calorie splurge? Take heart. We cooked up a traditional holiday menu and tallied the calories from appetizers to dessert.
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Two diabetes types are very different A. Twenty-nine million Americans live with diabetes, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Diabetes is an abnormality in the body's blood-sugar levels caused by the body's inability to produce enough insulin.
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8800 geese to be culled amid new bird flu cases in Germany BERLIN - The news agency dpa reports that some 8,800 geese on two poultry farms will be culled in the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein because some of the animals are infected with the bird flu.
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Three new Zika cases surface THREE new Zika cases have been confirmed in the Turks and Caicos Islands, as recent rains increase mosquito activity. This is according to the Ministry of Health, Agriculture and Human Services, which informed the public on Wednesday, November 16, that ...
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WHO: Zika no longer a public health emergency The World Health Organization announced that the Zika virus outbreak, linked to deformations in babies' heads and brains, no longer poses a world public health emergency, though it warned that the epidemic remains a challenge.
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Rural Alberta faces more end-of-life care challenges: conference Health Minister Sarah Hoffman, right, and Chief Medical Officer of Health, Karen Grimsrud discuss Bill 28 on Monday, November 7, 2016 in Edmonton.
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Thanksgiving recipe: Turkey Roulade with Spinach Stuffing Serves: 6 (generously) / Preparation time: 30 minutes / Total time: 2 hours. If you don't want to wrestle with the whole turkey, try something smaller.
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Florida Keys Approves Trial Of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes To Fight Zika In the Florida Keys on Election Day, along with the presidential race, one of the most controversial items on the ballot dealt with Zika.
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Trump's Choice For Top Law Enforcer Has Cannabis Proponents Fearing Future When Donald Trump offered Sen. Jeff Sessions the position of attorney general, the pick drew criticism from civil rights groups and immigrant advocates.
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DNR encouraging hunters to test deer for chronic wasting disease Wisconsin's gun deer hunting season kicked off Saturday, but chronic wasting disease, a contagious illness transmitted from deer-to-deer, continues to loom over the tradition in southwest Wisconsin.
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Man who made palliative care famous Retired British physician Robert Twycross's contribution to palliative care and its recognition as an accepted field of modern medicine have been tremendous.
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Rural Alberta faces more end-of-life care challenges: conference Health Minister Sarah Hoffman, (r) Chief Medical Officer of Health, Karen Grimsrud (l) discuss Bill 28 on Monday, November 7, 2016 in Edmonton.
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The American Red Cross enlightened seniors at an emergency preparedness event in Roseburg Visitors attend an emergency preparedness forum organized by the American Red Cross in Roseburg on Saturday. prev. next. The American Red Cross enlightened seniors at an emergency preparedness event in Roseburg.
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Chipotle faces class-action lawsuit for misleading burrito calorie count The Mexican fast-casual chain received terrible press after hundreds of customers were sickened last year due to norovirus and E. coli outbreaks, leading to a 40-percent stock drop.
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7 steps to surviving the cold and flu season without getting sick Health officials are advising everyone to get a flu shot. This year's strain is expected to be a bad one. Geoff Hastings has more on who's at risk and why the vaccine should be a lot more effective this year.
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10 symptoms that can help you identify dementia revealed as disease becomes Britain's biggest killer Dementia is now the biggest killer in the country, overtaking heart disease for the first time. The Sunday People understands that the condition accounted for 61,686 deaths last year - 11.6 per cent - in England and Wales.
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Red Cross stepped in after tornado in 2006 The Cape Fear Area Red Cross was on the scene an hour after a tornado ripped through Riegelwood in 2006. Contributed article. RIEGELWOOD -- A decade ago last Wednesday, a tornado ripped through the Riegelwood community in Columbus County in ...
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Colorado's pot paradox: Recreational marijuana is legal, but it's tough to find a place to consume it Surveying the noisy lunchtime crowd at the popular City O' City restaurant here, owner Daniel Landes considered his options. A few days earlier, Denver voters had approved the use of cannabis in bars, restaurants and other public places, opening for ...
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Philadelphia Addiction Professionals React to the Surgeon General's Report With pictures of overdoses gripping the internet, there's a new focus on addiction in our world. Now, the U.S. Surgeon General says addiction is an "epidemic.
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Opioid Addiction Targeted by Surgeon General In a first-of-its-kind report, the U.S. Surgeon General last week announced plans to tackle alcohol and drug abuse—especially opioid addiction—urging doctors, policymakers and the public to ramp up efforts to combat the the growing U.S.
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Unforgettable: Living With Alzheimer's In support of those battling Alzheimer's disease, Chicago's Very Own WGN-TV aired a special titled "Unforgettable: Living With Alzheimer's.
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Flu vaccines offered for Boys & Girls Club members and family Medical assistant Maricruz Estrada readies a flu shot during the 2015 Spring Health Fair at Livingston Community Health in Livingston.
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Baby food recalled after rubber found by consumer A consumer complaint of a small piece of rubber in H-E-B brand baby food has led to the recall of the entire H-E-B Baby Food 2 pack, 4-ounce cups product line.
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CDC reveals top five causes of death in America, and they're preventable In 2014, these are the five leading causes of death in the United States, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. The good news is that many of these can be prevented.
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CDC Reveals Top 5 Causes of Death in US The latest report from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sums up the five leading preventable causes of deaths across the 50 states and the District of Colombia.
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Your ATM dispenses bacteria Probably the best reason to wash your hands regularly is that the world is covered in feces. New York City is par ticularly gross, and some of the most shared surfaces of this spendfriendly city are automated teller machines.
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Invasive Mussel Larvae Found for First Time in US Northwest Officials from across the U.S. Northwest hope it's not too late to contain invasive mussels found for the first time in Montana.
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