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'Don't go anywhere near it': Teen warns after getting burned by giant hogweed A month after officials in Virginia warned about the dangers of an invasive plant commonly known as giant hogweed, a teen has sustained burns that will leave him sensitive to the light for months, WWBT reports.
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FDA announces voluntary recall of several medicines containing valsartan following detection of an impurity July 13, 2018. Release. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting health care professionals and patients of a voluntary recall of several drug products containing the active ingredient valsartan, used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure.
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FDA recalls heart meds used to treat high blood pressure over cancer concerns The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a voluntary recall of several medications that contain the active ingredient valsartan, which is used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure.
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Now there's a drug to treat smallpox, just in case The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first-ever drug to treat smallpox, a disease that no longer exists. It's a just-in-case decision, made to ensure that there is a drug to treat people if smallpox were ever used by bioterrorists, the FDA ...
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Despite detente, sanctions on North Korea fan TB epidemic PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) - Doctor O Yong Il swings open a glass door with a bright orange biohazard sign and gestures to the machine he hoped would revolutionize his life's work.
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Fresh imported crabmeat blamed for multi-state Vibrio outbreak Fresh crabmeat, which surprisingly is still being exported from the failed socialist state of Venezuela, has sickened 12 people in three states and the District of Columbia with Vibrio parahaemolyticus infections.
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The future of prescription CBD oil in Idaho BOISE, Idaho (CBS 2 News) - A first for the state of Idaho - one brand of cannabidiol (CBD) oil will soon be available by prescription.
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Why CBD Essential Oil is Revolutionizing the Dog Health Industry Pets are big business. Pretty much anything to do with pets and people are willing to part with their money. As such, the dog health industry is absolutely huge with new products in development all the time and companies making fortunes from dog ...
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Parents write obituary for 5-year-old son in his own words Garrett Matthias hated wearing pants. But he loved bouncy houses, Batman and Thor. He had hoped to become a professional boxer when he grew up, but now that he's passed away, he'll settle for being a gorilla.
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CBDepot emphasizes natural pain relief and the healing power of hemp For anyone who remembers the social stigma and even legal issues related to marijuana-related products - back in the dark ages, a half-decade ago - things have certainly changed quickly here in Colorado.
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Tuberculosis epidemic ravages N. Korea Pyongyang, North Korea. Doctor O Yong Il swings open a glass door with a bright orange biohazard sign and gestures to the machine he hoped would revolutionize his life's work.
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Report: Opioid use declines locally, but other areas doing better DeShazer -. A recent report suggests opioid abuse has dropped more quickly regionally than it has statewide, but that other areas in Pennsylvania are doing better.
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These types of pet foods could cause heart disease in dogs, report says Want to keep your pup healthy? You may have to avoid certain foods, because some could cause heart disease, according to the United States Food and Drug Administration.
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Dog heart disease linked to grain-free food, FDA says Dogs fed "grain-free" food based on peas, lentils or potatoes are developing an unusual condition that can cause an enlarged heart, the Food and Drug Administration warned Thursday.
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World's First Colored Human X-Ray Applies CERN Technology Used In Search Of 'God Particle' A father and son tandem from New Zealand has introduced the first ever colored x-ray scanner adapted from technology used in finding the Higgs boson.
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Lyme Disease-Carrying Ticks Spreading Quickly Although scientists have long said Lyme disease-carrying ticks haven't spread, a new nationwide study revealed that the ticks have spread far beyond regions where researchers at the U.S.
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Summer brings risk of mosquito-borne illness "West Virginia is a historically low-incident mosquito-borne [illness] busy state," said Miguella Mark-Carew, director of epidemiology and prevention services for the state Department of Health and Human Resources.
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500 Tennessee zipline visitors fall ill An investigation continues into what has caused hundreds of visitors to a Tennessee zipline destination to suddenly develop gastrointestinal illness.
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State: Zipline near Gatlinburg with E.coli-contaminated well water was not monitored for years A Gatlinburg-area zipline attraction responsible for sickening at least 550 people with a combination of a contagious norovirus and E. coli water poisoning has operated for eight years without well water monitoring, as required by the Tennessee ...
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Here's What Ötzi the Iceman Ate Before He Was Murdered A mere 2 hours before his grisly murder about 5,300 years ago, Ötzi the iceman chowed down on some mouthwatering morsels: wild meat from ibex and red deer, cereals from einkorn wheat and—oddly enough—poisonous fern, a new study finds.
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FDA OKs first drug to treat smallpox, in case of terror attack U.S. regulators Friday approved the first treatment for smallpox - a deadly disease that was wiped out four decades ago - in case the virus is used in a terror attack.
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The FDA Approved an Anti-Bioterrorism Drug Meant to Treat Smallpox The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Friday approved the first drug specifically designed to treat smallpox - despite the fact that the disease was officially eradicated in 1980.
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More than 500 Tennessee zip line visitors sick in stomach illness outbreak GATLINBURG, Tenn. - An investigation continues into what has caused hundreds of visitors to a Tennessee zip line destination to suddenly develop a gastrointestinal illness.
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Staying cool in the summer requires a multi-pronged approach The temperature already has reached 106 degrees in Pueblo this summer. How hot has it been? A 90-degree day is a relief. It's going to be hot this summer.
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Legionnaires' cases rise to 16 in Washington Heights cluster The number of cases of Legionnaires' Disease in a Washington Heights cluster has risen to 16, health officials say. Seven people remain hospitalized following the outbreak in Lower Washington Heights and Hamilton Heights.
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Sessions targets 10 areas in US for crackdown on the sale of fentanyl CONCORD, N.H. - Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday ordered federal prosecutors in 10 areas that have been especially hard-hit by overdose deaths from fentanyl to bring drug charges against anyone suspected of dealing the synthetic opioid, ...
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Woman finds out she has dog tapeworm lodged in her spine A woman was told she had a dog tapeworm lodged in her spine after going to hospital with a tingling sensation in her legs. The 35-year-old French woman said she had found it hard to walk for the last three months and was repeatedly falling over.
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Chocolate milk may be better than sports drinks for exercise recovery Athletes who drink chocolate milk during exercise or after a hard workout may recover just as quickly as they would with sports drinks, a research review suggests.
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