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Friday, October 25, 2013
Celebrate Food Day Every Day, Not Just Today
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Saturday, October 5, 2013
ICU Delirium Affects Brain After Discharge - MedPage Today
ICU Delirium Affects Brain After Discharge MedPage Today Critical Care. ICU Delirium Affects Brain After Discharge. Published: Oct 2, 2013 | Updated: Oct 3, 2013. By Crystal Phend, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today. Reviewed by Robert Jasmer, MD; Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, ... |
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Blizzident toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds - USA TODAY
Telegraph.co.uk | Blizzident toothbrush cleans teeth in 6 seconds USA TODAY A group of dentists and engineers have created a toothbrush that they claim will perfectly brush your teeth in six seconds. The Blizzident is a 3-D printed toothbrush modeled after the user's teeth. To snag one, users must get a dental impression, then have it ... 3D printed toothbrush that claims to clean teeth in six seconds Blizzident 'six-second toothbrush' created by dentists 3-D Toothbrush manufacturer claims clean teeth in 6 seconds |
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Friday, October 4, 2013
Man wades into Fla. river, dies of flesh-eating bacteria - USA TODAY
Daily Mail | Man wades into Fla. river, dies of flesh-eating bacteria USA TODAY MELBOURNE, Fla. — A flesh-eating bacteria in the same family as those that cause cholera has killed nine people in Florida this year, most recently a 59-year-old who was wading in the Halifax River to set crab traps. Henry Konietzky, 59, of Palm Coast, Fla., ... Fla. man dies after being infected by bacteria from river Health Highlights: Oct. 1, 2013 Flesh-eating bacteria surface as Florida's latest deadly fright |
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Study: Extended ICU stays cause brain damage - USA TODAY
Wall Street Journal | Study: Extended ICU stays cause brain damage USA TODAY NASHVILLE -- Staying in an intensive care unit is bad for your brain, according to a study by Vanderbilt University researchers, who determined that mental loss persists for as long as a year afterward. Results of the study published Wednesday in The New ... Study: ICU stays lead to Alzheimer's-like problems in one-third of patients Long-term cognitive impairment too common after critical illness Brain problems can linger months after ICU stay |
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High-dose statin may reduce gum inflammation - Medical News Today
Science World Report | High-dose statin may reduce gum inflammation Medical News Today A new study offers more evidence of a link between oral and heart health. It found that high-dose statins can reduce gum inflammation in heart disease patients in as little as 4 weeks. The researchers report their findings in the latest online issue of the Journal ... Statins: Weighing the risks and benefits Statins for Inflamed Gums? Cholesterol Drugs May Boost Your Gums' Health, Too |
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Blood pressure drug may enhance cancer treatment - Medical News Today
Drug Discovery & Development | Blood pressure drug may enhance cancer treatment Medical News Today A new study reveals that a common class of drug used to control high blood pressure could enhance cancer treatment by improving delivery of chemotherapy drugs and oxygen through tumors. A clinical trial is already in progress as a result of the study. Blood pressure drug may help fight against cancer Blood pressure drug 'fights cancer' Blood Pressure Medication Could Help Fight Cancer |
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Study: Post-menopausal hormone therapy should be limited - USA TODAY
KOMO News | Study: Post-menopausal hormone therapy should be limited USA TODAY Hormone therapy remains a reasonable choice for some post-menopausal women who want short-term relief from hot flashes but not for women hoping for long-term protection from the ills of aging, say researchers who on Tuesday released the most detailed ... Study confirms menopause advice: Limit hormones Study of Hormone Use in Menopause Reaffirms Complex Mix of Risks and ... Hormone therapy use in long-term deterred |
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Traffic surges, glitches mark exchanges' debut - USA TODAY
Washington Post | Traffic surges, glitches mark exchanges' debut USA TODAY WASHINGTON — The opening of state- and federal-run insurance marketplaces Tuesday saw a combination of huge interest and balky technology that led to a series of glitches, delays and even crashes that marred the first hours of the centerpiece of ... Jimmy Kimmel proves that many Americans don't understand there's no ... Affordable Care Act: Your Top 8 Questions Answered Glitches persist in Illinois insurance marketplace |
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Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Rare seawater 'flesh-eating' bacteria kills 35 a year - USA TODAY
natmonitor.com | Rare seawater 'flesh-eating' bacteria kills 35 a year USA TODAY The death last week of a Florida man from an uncommon flesh-eating bacterium was the state's ninth so far this year. The bacterium is in the same family as those that cause cholera. Henry Konietzky, 59, of Palm Coast, Fla., died Sept. 23 after setting crab ... Health officials warn of bacteria in water after man's death Fla. man dies after being infected by bacteria from river Health Highlights: Oct. 1, 2013 |
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Twin birth doesn't have to be a C-section, study says - USA TODAY
Washington Post | Twin birth doesn't have to be a C-section, study says USA TODAY Just because you are pregnant with twins does not mean you have to plan on having a C-section to maximize your chances of a safe delivery, a new international study shows. The study of 2,804 women and their babies, published Wednesday in the New ... Planned cesarean sections aren't safer for delivering twins: study Planned Cesarean No Safer Than Vaginal Delivery for Twins No Need to Plan C-Section to Deliver Twins |
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