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WHO says Congo faces 'very high' risk from Ebola outbreak GENEVA/KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo faces a "very high" public health risk from Ebola because the disease has been confirmed in a patient in a big city, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday, raising its assessment ...
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New Drug Offers Hope to Millions With Severe Migraines The first medicine designed to prevent migraines was approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday, ushering in what many experts believe will be a new era in treatment for people who suffer the most severe form of these headaches.
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Bill Gates says President Trump didn't know difference between HIV and HPV Bill Gates recounted his bizarre encounters with President Trump, who commented on his daughter's appearance and reportedly asked about the difference between HIV and HPV.
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Bill Gates Says Donald Trump Asked — Twice — If 'There Was a Difference Between' HPV and HIV Past conversations between Bill Gates and President Donald Trump are now being revealed. In a video obtained by MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes, the Microsoft founder says that on two separate occasions - once at the Trump Tower in December 2016 ...
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Bill Gates says that Trump asked him the difference between HIV and HPV In a never-before-seen video posted by MSNBC, Bill Gates says that President Donald Trump asked him the difference between HIV and HPV.
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Bill Gates: I had to explain to Trump the difference between HIV, HPV Bill Gates discloses in newly revealed footage that President Trump · Donald John TrumpGiuliani says FBI may have placed spy in Trump campaign Giuliani: There is 'nothing illegal about looking for dirt on political opponents' Giuliani: If Mueller ...
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Bill Gates Says Trump Didn't Know The Difference Between HPV And HIV Microsoft founder Bill Gates told his foundation's staff that President Donald Trump didn't know the difference between HPV and HIV when they met with each other on two different occasions, according to an exclusive clip obtained by MSNBC's Chris Hayes.
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US Surgeon General helps save passenger's life aboard flight headed to Atlanta ATLANTA - It was an awesome case of being in the right place at the right time, when the U.S. Surgeon General responded to calls for help aboard a Delta flight Wednesday evening.
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Hard-to-kill germs may be lurking in your hotel pool, CDC says A hard-to-kill germ called Cryptosporidium can resist the chlorine disinfectant in swimming pools and is a leading cause of outbreaks linked to pools, federal health officials said Thursday.
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CDC: How To Avoid Getting Sick From A Hotel Swimming Pool Chilean model Kika Silva swims at the pool of O'Higgins Hotel in Viña del Mar, Chile. (Photo by Marcelo Benitez/Latincontent/Getty Images).
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Parasites and bacteria may be lurking in hotel pools, hot tubs, CDC warns (CNN) Hotels set the stage for nearly a third of all disease outbreaks in the United States linked to chlorinated or treated water -- such as pools and hot tubs -- between 2000 and 2014, according to a new government report.
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New drug that claims to prevent chronic migraines wins US approval TRENTON, N.J. -- U.S. regulators Thursday approved the first drug designed to prevent chronic migraines. The Food and Drug Administration's action clears the monthly shot Aimovig for sale.
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Doctor bought jet and Maserati from proceeds of unnecessary chemotherapy, authorities say The business of chemotherapy treatment for arthritis has been good to Jorge Zamora-Quezada. The Texas doctor took to the air on his six-seat Eclipse 500 business jet, bought with some of the $50 million he was paid since 2000 administering a host of ...
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Surgeon general: Most in US think opioid abuse is not local JACKSON, Miss. - The U.S. surgeon general, Dr. Jerome Adams, said Thursday that opioid abuse occurs nationwide, but only a small percentage of Americans think it's an emergency in their own communities.
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Teen develops "wet lung" after vaping for 3 weeks A Pennsylvania teen developed respiratory failure and needed to be placed on a breathing machine as a result of vaping, doctors say.
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WHO says Congo faces "very high" risk from Ebola outbreak GENEVA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo faces a "very high" public health risk from Ebola after the disease was confirmed in one patient in a major city, the World Health Organization said on Friday, raising its assessment from "high" previously.
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Chinese government has 'serious concerns' about USC gynecologist and allegations of misconduct with students The Chinese government has expressed "serious concerns" over revelations that a gynecologist at USC's student health clinic was allowed to continue treating students despite repeated allegations of misconduct with patients, including many from China.
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USC Doctor Continued Treating Students After Years of Abuse Allegations May 17, 2018 Amy Rock Jump to Comments. A longtime gynecologist at the University of Southern California continued to see student patients for years after the school received complaints of inappropriate behavior during examinations.
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Resistance to antifungal drugs could lead to disease and global food shortages Growing levels of resistance to antifungal treatments could lead to increased disease outbreaks and affect food security around the world.
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FDA Approves Non-Opioid Medication to Treat Opioid Withdrawal THURSDAY, May 17, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the non-opioid drug Lucemyra to help adults cope with symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
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UW study: Most homes in Washington with guns don't store the firearms safely — fueling suicides The findings, published in the American Journal of Public Health Association Thursday, come as government officials put special stress on the benefits of gun owners locking up their firearms to prevent shootings.
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In San Francisco, a Plan to Tackle Opioid Addiction on the Streets San Francisco is looking to take medical treatment for opioid addiction into the streets. Amid a homelessness crisis and opioid epidemic, San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell is set to announce a budget plan Thursday to create a 10-person special medical ...
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NIH Halts Enrollment in a Study of Drinking Now Under Scrutiny The National Institutes of Health has suspended enrollment in a huge clinical trial on the health benefits of moderate drinking while officials review whether its employees inappropriately solicited funding from the alcohol industry.
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Most guns not stored safely in Washington, UW study finds Approximately 63 percent of firearm-owning households in Washington don't properly store their guns, according to a study by the University of Washington School of Public Health.
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Growing resistance to antifungal drugs 'a global issue' Scientists are warning that levels of resistance to treatments for fungal infections are growing, which could lead to more outbreaks of disease.
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STD rates increasing dramatically in state The number of Californians diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases reached record levels in 2017, according to a recent report from the California Department of Public Health.
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Commentary: End stigma by starting conversation during Mental Health month One in 5 people have a mental health condition - but only half get the treatment they need. Symptoms of chronic mental illness can begin as early as age 14, but it takes on average eight to 10 years before individuals get a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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DEC forms plan to defend against chronic wasting disease With Chronic Wasting Disease looming large on our southern tier border, New York's Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Agriculture and Markets announced the State's first-ever Interagency Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Risk ...
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Some calories can promote fat gain and obesity more than others Healthy, balanced eating involves much more than counting calories. In fact, counting calories has barely any relation to having a nutritious diet.
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Shorter Drug Treatment OK for Many Breast Cancer Patients New research suggests that many women with a common and aggressive form of breast cancer that is treated with Herceptin can get by with six months of the drug instead of the usual 12.
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Mayor Investing $6M In First-In-The-Nation Program To Help Opioid Users SAN FRANCISCO (BCN). People struggling on the streets of San Francisco with opioid addiction will soon be able to get advanced treatment through a first-in-the-nation $6 million initiative announced today by San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell.
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We're Fine: What's Stopping Asian-American Millennials From Talking About Mental Health The only time I've ever acknowledged my mental health problems with my Vietnamese parents, my mom had agreed to take me to a therapist during my junior year in high school, "just to try.
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California's Deadly STD Epidemic Sets Record Diagnoses of sexually transmitted diseases hit a record high in California last year - with sometimes deadly consequences, according to preliminary state data released this week.
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Addition of Cannabidiol May Cut Drop Seizures in Lennox-Gastaut Last Updated: May 16, 2018. The addition of cannabidiol to conventional antiepileptic medication is associated with a reduction in the frequency of drop seizures among patients with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, according to a study published in the May 17 ...
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