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Schools scramble to combat spread of vaping devices BOSTON - Sneaking a cigarette in the school bathroom? How quaint. Today's teens have taken to vaping, an alternative to smoking that's so discreet they can do it without even leaving the classroom.
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Bill Gates got President Trump fired up about a universal flu vaccine — and also (maybe) got a job offer ill Gates was talking to President Trump in the Oval Office last month when the conversation turned to the notion of a universal flu vaccine 1 - probably, as Gates recalled in an interview, "the longest conversation about universal flu vaccine that ...
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Don't suffer with seasonal allergy symptoms Got the sniffles and sneezes lately? You're not alone. East Tennessee perennially ranks among the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's "Spring Allergy Capitals.
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Woman 'eaten alive' by mites in a hospital; 5 facts about scabies that you should know Scabies is a parasitic infestation wherein mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) burrow under the skin and eats it up. Shaloo Tiwari | Updated: April 30, 2018 11:46 am.
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Former Model 'Eaten Alive' By Scabies: Facts And Remedies About This Potentially Fatal Skin Disease A 93-year-old former model has died from septicemia, a complication caused by crusted scabies that is left untreated for a long time.
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Toxic caterpillars invading parts of London, officials warn NEW YORK (NYTIMES) - British forestry officials are warning parts of London about an invasion of caterpillars whose long white hairs can trigger allergic reactions in humans that include skin and eye irritation, difficulty breathing and even ...
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E. Coli Outbreak In Romaine Lettuce Underscores Need For Change And Technology The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have reported that 98 people in 22 states have become ill from eating romaine lettuce grown in the region of Yuma, Arizona.
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Why E. coli keeps getting into our lettuce Recent industry efforts and federal rules have attempted to reduce outbreaks. But the risks will never completely disappear, experts say.
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Toxic caterpillars invading parts of London, officials warn The caterpillars' hairs, which can be released as a defense mechanism or carried by the wind, contain thaumetopoein, an irritating protein.
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How many second chances should a drug user get? OAK RIDGE, Tenn. - Jerika Whitefield's memories of the infection that almost killed her are muddled, except for a few. Her young children peering at her in the hospital bed.
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Cervical Check Helpline Gets Over 2000 Calls More than 2,000 women have called the Cervical Check helpline. It was set up over the weekend for women with concerns about their smear test results, after the case of Vicky Phelan who was incorrectly given the all-clear.
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Quotation of the Day: Doctors Ask When a Heart Is Not Worth Fixing "We've literally had some continue using drugs while in the hospital. That's like trying to do a liver transplant on someone who's drinking a fifth of vodka on the stretcher.
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Baking Soda May Help Combat Rheumatoid Arthritis Drinking baking soda daily may help reduce the destructive inflammation of autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, say scientists.
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What Are Toxic Caterpillars? Health Warning Issued In England For Bug That Causes Vomiting, Asthma Attacks England officials are warning about an invasion of toxic caterpillars that are popping up in the south-east part of the country. The white-haired caterpillars, which become oak processionary moths (OPM), can cause humans a number of unpleasant side ...
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Getting off opioids with medical marijuana: Patients turn to pot over pills Watch Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta's CNN Special Report "Weed 4: Pot vs. Pills" on Sunday, April 29, at 8 p.m.
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Bill Gates warns of pandemic flu, commits millions for universal flu vaccine On Friday, philanthropist Bill Gates spoke at a meeting hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society and the New England Journal of Medicine on epidemics and Gates announced the commitment of money for the development of a universal flu vaccine and ...
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Hundreds walk to fight Multiple Sclerosis ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) -- Hundreds of like-minded people had the chance to band together to take steps toward fighting multiple sclerosis at the 30th annual Walk MS event.
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Light at night can disrupt circadian rhythms in children — are there long-term risks? A new scientific study shows that bright electric light exposure of preschool children in the evening suppresses melatonin production almost completely, an important addition to the growing body of research in this area.
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Rate of US kids with autism has gone up a bit A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that while rates of autism in children in the United States continue to rise, some signs suggest things may be leveling off.
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Volunteers needed in war against Alzheimer's epidemic Alzheimer's disease is an epidemic in America today and taking a growing toll financially and emotionally, but there's also new hope among scientists who are searching for a cure.
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Dark chocolate linked to better vision It's been hailed as a mood enhancer and now eating dark chocolate is also being credited with helping your eyesight. But before you crack open the family-size block, US researchers caution the improvement in visual clarity is only slight.
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30 genetic mutations related to depression discovered Thirty new genetic variants of depression have just been discovered. This brings to 44 the number of genetic risk factors in severe depression.
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Bill Gates Warns About the Next Pandemic That Could Kill Nearly 33 Million People The world is rapidly heading towards globalization with advancements in technology and with the given pace, it is also susceptible to pandemics.
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Londoners Warned of Health Threat From Toxic Caterpillars British environment officials are warning Londoners about caterpillars that can cause rashes, vomiting and asthma attacks. April 29, 2018, at 6:52 a.m.. April 29, 2018, at 6:52 a.m.. More. U.S. News & World Report. Londoners Warned of Health Threat ...
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Ottawa chiropractor walks to support MS research A local chiropractor is leading a group of walkers Sunday to support research into multiple sclerosis - a disease he's struggled with for nearly seven years.
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As snow disappears, ticks emerge Now that the snow has finally melted, it's time for Manitobans to protect themselves against disease-carrying ticks. Ticks are taking advantage of the warm weather in Manitoba.
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