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Capping years of criticism, Purdue Pharma will stop promoting its opioid drugs to doctors Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, announced this week that it will stop promoting its opioid drugs to doctors. (Associated Press).
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Teacher on life support as worst flu outbreak in years engulfs US A special education teacher in Texas is reportedly on life support after contracting both strains of influenza, as the worst flu season in years engulfs the United States.
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Flu season still getting worse; now as bad as 2009 swine flu FILE - In this Friday, Sept. 22, 2017 file photo, a flu vaccine injection is administered at the Brownsville Events Center by a pharmacist in Brownsville, Texas.
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Flu season still getting worse; now as bad as 2009 swine flu NEW YORK - The flu has further tightened its grip on the U.S. This season is now as bad as the swine flu epidemic nine years ago. A government report out Friday shows 1 of every 13 visits to the doctor last week was for fever, cough and other symptoms ...
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Pediatrician: 'Flu just spread like wildfire' (CNN) From coast to coast, pediatricians in the United States say this year's flu season ranks among the toughest they've seen.
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Flu Season Still Getting Worse; Now as Bad as 2009 Swine Flu NEW YORK (AP) - The flu has further tightened its grip on the U.S. This season is now as bad as the swine flu epidemic nine years ago.
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Why are people outside high-risk groups dying from the flu? INDIANAPOLIS - As far as flu seasons go, experts are saying the levels of visits to hospitals and emergency rooms for this one are comparable to the 2009 swine flu.
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This Year's Flu Is Now as Bad as the 2009 Swine Flu Epidemic, CDC Says (NEW YORK) - The flu has further tightened its grip on the U.S. This season is now as bad as the swine flu epidemic nine years ago.
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Texas teacher on life support after contracting both strains of flu Crystal Whitley, a special ed teacher in Mullins, is on a life support at Baylor Scott & White in Dallas. Author: Jason Whitely.
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Special UV Light May Kill Flu Viruses And Prevent Spread Of Diseases In Public Places The Far-UVC light can kill airborne pathogens in public places without causing damage to skin tissues. What makes it better than vaccine when it comes to preventing the spread of diseases?
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NBC should serve up real Olympic journalism NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt has a notable role in the network's coverage of the Olympics. (Joe Raedle / AP). David WhitleyContact Reporter.
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Officials investigate reports of students reacting to kiwi Public health officials in Rhode Island are investigating reports of 34 students experiencing allergic reactions after eating kiwifruit.
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Fresh kiwi blamed for physical reactions at more than a dozen schools Kiwi: Kiwi also contains high amounts of Vitamin C, which help fight against macular degeneration. Fresh kiwi blamed for physical reactions at more than a dozen schools.
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As terminations rise, will Gerber's Down syndrome 'spokesbaby' change attitudes? Lucas Warren of Dalton, Ga., won over executives at Gerber baby food who have made him their "spokesbaby" this year. Lucas is Gerber's first spokesbaby with Down syndrome in the company's 91-year history.
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Man in China spends too long playing with phone on toilet, suffers rectal prolapse: Report A man in China suffered a rectal prolapse after playing on his mobile phone for half an hour while on the toilet. (Image: Weibo / Kan Kan News).
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Man's Rectum Fell Out Of Body After Sitting On The Toilet For 30 Minutes Let this be a warning to those who spend hours on their cell phones while doing their business in the loo. A man from China had to part ways with his rectum after he sat on the toilet for too long playing video games.
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Raw pet food gives 2 Twin Cities kids salmonella poisoning, one of them develops serious infection Two siblings in the Twin Cities were sickened after coming into contact with raw ground turkey food fed to their pets. They fell ill in January with salmonella poisoning, but one of them went on to develop a serious bone infection, osteomyelitis, that ...
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Shocking disturbing toilet incident report in China A man's rectum apparently fell out of his body while he was on the toilet, and authorities are trying to figure out why. Authorities in China are trying to piece together how a man who had spent half an hour on the toilet had his rectum fall out of his ...
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Scientists Create First Lab-Grown Human Eggs Feb. 9, 2018 -- U.K. researchers who created the first laboratory-grown human eggs say their achievement could lead to news ways to preserve the fertility of girls undergoing radiation or chemotherapy for cancer.
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Compound found in asparagus linked to spread of breast cancer Asparagine, an amino acid found in asparagus and many other foods, was shown to aid in the spread of breast cancer to other organs of the body in mice, a new study published in the journal Nature found.
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Man's Rectum 'Fell Out' While Playing Phone Games On The Toilet: Report A man in China had been sitting on the toilet for 30 minutes while playing games on his mobile phone when the unusual happened. His rectum fell out of his body.
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Autism, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder share similar gene expression WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) -- Major mental disorders such as autism, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder appear to have more in common than previously thought, new research finds.
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Gerber Chooses Toddler With Down Syndrome To Be Its 2018 Spokesbaby Lucas Warren, the new face of baby food company Gerber, is about to change how the world views disabilities. All he needs to do is flash his charming smile.
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Novel tool that measures cell strength could help identify drugs for asthma, hypertension LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 (Xinhua) -- Researchers have developed a new tool that can measure the physical strength of individual cells 100 times faster than current technologies.
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Scientists shocked by huge brain discovery Scientists have discovered that there is a tremendous amount of overlap between autism, depression, and other mental disorders. In a potentially groundbreaking new discovery that could lead to better diagnoses and treatments, scientists have determined ...
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Some Major Mental Disorders Share Molecular Profile While most physical disorders, such as cancer or diabetes, have well-defined indicators seen in tissues, organs, and bodily fluids, mental disorders are often more difficult to diagnose as they are typically identified by thought patterns and behaviors ...
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Impact companion animals have on owners A new study, published in BMC Psychiatry, conducted by researchers from the universities of Liverpool, Manchester and Southampton, suggests that pets provide benefits to those with mental health conditions.
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A New Study Links Asparagus to Cancer And The Internet Is Freaking Out Over the past few days, people have been frantically searching for clues about whether asparagus causes cancer. After a study in the journal Nature suggested that a compound called asparagine (which is found in the vegetable) may help spread an ...
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Scientists Have Succeeded For The First Time in Growing Human Eggs Outside The Human Body With Full Maturity Woah! What an invention! You will get surprised to know that scientists in London have succeeded for the first time in growing human eggs in a laboratory from the earliest stages in ovarian tissue all the way to full maturity.
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Spread Of Breast Cancer Linked To A Compound In Asparagus If you happen to be a fan of asparagus, then here's some bad news for you. In a recent study published in the Nature Journal, it was found that asparagus has amino acid that has been associated with spreading of breast cancer.
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Excessive skin creates issues INDIANAPOLIS - Bariatric surgery held out the promise of a new life for Stanley Hollar, who at his peak weight tipped the scales at nearly 700.
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Scots scientists grow first ever human egg to maturity Scottish scientists have grown a human egg to maturity outside the body for the first time. Researchers say the technique could pave the way for new fertility treatments, widening the scope of what doctors are able to achieve.
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Know the facts to avoid risks, keep your blood flowing Heart disease takes more lives -- among both men and women -- than any other disease. During Heart Month, Maury Regional Medical Center is raising awareness about heart disease through educational campaigns.
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Heart Health Month: Unpacking women's increased risk for heart disease GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. - Every minute, a woman dies from heart disease. It's the number one killer of women in the country. Not even breast cancer kills more women.
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Photos: Unnao HIV quack arrested but questions over healthcare remain Medicines are laid out at a local clinic at Bangarmau in Unnao, Uttar Pradesh. Police on February 07, 2018 arrested an unlicensed self-styled doctor accused of infecting at least 58 people with HIV in Unnao by allegedly using the same syringe to inject ...
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Homo sapiens' drawing ability may relate to hunting techniques Neanderthals used thrusting spears to bring down tamer prey in Eurasia, while Homo sapiens, or modern humans, spent hundreds of thousands of years spear-hunting wary and dangerous game on the open grasslands of Africa.
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