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2 recent guests at Rio contract Legionnaires' disease Two recent guests at the Rio have contracted Legionnaires' disease, which causes pneumonia-like symptoms, the Southern Nevada Health District announced Friday.
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2 Las Vegas hotel guests contract Legionnaires' disease Two recent guests at a Las Vegas resort have contracted Legionnaires' disease, the Southern Nevada Health District said on Friday.
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Zika combating chemicals, agricultural pests impact motor skills of infants A study released by the University of Michigan (UM) Thursday found that chemical naled currently used to ward off mosquitoes carrying the Zika and chlorpyrifos, an insecticide, can produce negative impact on the motor function of infants.
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2 Rio Las Vegas guests contract Legionnaires' disease The Southern Nevada Health District is investigating two cases of Legionnaires' disease reported in guests who stayed separately at the Rio hotel-casino in March and April.
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Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to be drained after 80 ducks die (CNN) The National Park Service will drain the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool this weekend after approximately 80 ducklings were found dead, including 53 in one day.
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Mother sees hope amid opioid crisis (CNN) Five years ago, Emily Walden had never heard of the powerful prescription opioid Opana ER. Today, she is one of its biggest critics, and she sees the Food and Drug Administration's request this week that drugmaker Endo Pharmaceuticals pull the ...
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Chemicals used to combat Zika, agricultural pests impact motor skills in infants A chemical currently being used to ward off mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus and a commonly used insecticide that was threatened with a ban in the United States have been associated with reduced motor function in Chinese infants, a University of ...
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Birth control pills recalled due to packaging error One lot of the Mibelas 24 Fe birth control pills has been voluntarily recalled by Lupin Pharmaceuticals because of a packaging error that puts placebo pills at the beginning of the pack rather than at the end, according to a Food and Drug ...
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Study links mosquito repellant to delayed motor skills in babies Naled -- the main chemical ingredient in the bug spray used in Miami to ward off Zika-carrying mosquitoes -- has an association with reduced motor function in infants, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Environmental International.
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Birth control pill packaging mistake could result in pregnancy: FDA The Federal Drug Administration has announced a recall on a brand of birth control pills that the manufacturer placed in their packages in the wrong order and can result in an unwanted pregnancy.
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Raleigh vet: Canine flu is a 'highly contagious' virus Raleigh, N.C. - A highly contagious virus affecting dogs made its way to North Carolina, and several cases were confirmed in the Triangle.
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Synthetic "tongue" can detect fake whiskies: study The photo shows that Uwe Bunz (L) and doctoral student Jinsong Han look at a row of the glowing dyes used in the whiskey-distinguishing "tongue".
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Put down that pasta: 'Chef Boyardee' among 6 recalled spaghetti and meatball products The owner of Chef Boyardee, Conagra Brands, Inc., is recalling more than 700,000 pounds of spaghetti and meatball products due to misbranding, the U.S.
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Birth Defects Seen in 5 Percent of Zika-Affected Pregnancies in US Territories About 5 percent of women in U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico who got infected with Zika virus while pregnant have gone on to have a baby with birth defects, federal researchers reported Thursday.
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If dog is boarded or social, vaccination will reduce flu risk Question: I have been hearing about the dog flu virus and I am worried about my dog. My 16-year-old dog died a few weeks ago and my other dog that is 10 years old.
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FDA Approves First Generic Version of Gilead's HIV Drug Truvada The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Friday announced it has approved Teva Pharmaceuticals' generic version of Gilead's HIV drug Truvada (emtricitabine and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate).
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Military vets push NYS Senate to approve medical marijuana for PTSD NEW YORK - Dan McSweeney, who served as a U.S. Marine in Kosovo and Iraq, recently recalled a conversation he had with an Army friend, who did tours of duty in Afghanistan.
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Tests show West Nile virus active in some parts of Oklahoma OKLAHOMA - Health authorities in Oklahoma are warning that tests show the West Nile Virus is active in the state. Several samples were positive in the Oklahoma City area.
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Triangle veterinarians respond to canine flu Veterinarians across the Triangle are taking different approaches to addressing canine flu, as increasing numbers of worried dog owners try to get their pets vaccinated.
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Foetuses can see and react to faces even before they are born Babies respond more to faces than to any other stimuli, and now scientists have shown that this is also the case for foetuses in the third trimester of pregnancy.
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GI woman to walk first Relay for Life as cancer survivor Jessica Friesen has been to Relay for Life before, but this year's Hall County event will be extra special for her. Friesen was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in November 2014.
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This Pharma Company Won't Commit To Fairly Pricing A Zika Vaccine You Helped Pay For After the "pharma bro" and EpiPen, this could be the next big battle in drug pricing. By Alexander C. Kaufman. Last year, as worries grew that Zika ― a mosquito-borne illness that can lead to devastating birth defects ― might spread north from Latin ...
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Alle-Kiski Valley organizers hope format will boost Relay for Life Relays for Life will continue raising money for cancer treatment and research with more events in the Alle-Kiski Valley through August.
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Scientists isolate vitamin B12 from edible bacteria, could help deal with nutrient deficiency New Delhi: It is well known that human gut is home to hundreds of bacteria. Now a group of Indian scientists have isolated an edible bacterium that promises to help deal with vitamin-B12 deficiency.
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LA proposes new regulations on how and where marijuana shops can operate Los Angeles unveiled a new set of proposed regulations Thursday on how and where marijuana businesses can operate within city limits, the latest step toward reworking its rules after Californians voted to legalize recreational pot.
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Florida researchers develop cheap, fast test for Zika, but widespread use may be years away Researchers are testing a new device to detect the Zika virus quickly and inexpensively. (Ozlem Yaren). Amelia Cheatham. Privacy Policy.
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Cyber Security & Online Gambling Smartphones are used by millions of people all over the world and many use them for casino gaming. We reckon that it will keep on growing in the future.
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Study confirms what you already suspect: Eating fries often is a bad idea Eating fries at least twice a week could increase your risk of death, according to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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Global Eye Drops Market 2017 – Viva, Opti-Free, Bausch & Lomb, Systane, Rite Aid, Walgreens Global Eye Drops Market 2017 The Eye Drops Market 2017 examines the performance of the Eye Drops market, enclosing an in-depth judgment of the Eye Drops market state and the competitive landscape globally.
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More than 100000 ill in Yemen cholera outbreak (CNN) - A cholera outbreak in Yemen has claimed almost 800 lives in just over a month, according to the World Health Organization.
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Drug Crisis: New York Drug Dealers Laughed About Addicts Doing 'the Fentanyl Dance' as They Overdosed Mixing the powerful drug fentanyl into heroin has become such a common practice among drug dealers that a slang term is now used for when a customer overdoses: "the fentanyl dance.
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5-year-old cancer survivor, cohorts usher in 20th Relay for Life fundraiser CHIEFTAIN PHOTO/BRYAN KELSEN A group of cancer survivors take the first lap in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life Friday evening at Pueblo Community College.
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Pennsylvania drug deaths hit high, DEA says The number of drug overdose deaths in Pennsylvania rose dramatically last year even as law enforcement and public officials tried to stem the opioid crisis.
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4K Laser TVs Market Growth Analysis, Opportunities Forecasts Report till 2022 Global 4K Laser TVs Industry 2017 Market Research Report provides a unique tool for evaluating the market, highlighting opportunities, and supporting strategic and tactical decision-making.
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Alzheimer's Association hosts caregiver workshop HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) -- More than five million people battle Alzheimer's disease in the United States and a mission of the Alzheimer's Association is encouraging and educating the people who see the worst of the disease.
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Salmonella potential prompts Mars candy recall in the UK Mars Chocolate UK and Mars Ireland are voluntarily recalling the following products detailed below due to the potential presence of Salmonella from the ingredients used in making chocolate.
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