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My son is at an age described as most as Tweens, the freaky age before a full-fledge teenager. This stage in his life is freaking me out the most, because as hard as I try, I always feel I could have handled a situation better or he could...
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The lives of nearly 8,000 black Americans could be saved each year if doctors could figure out a way to bring their average blood pressure down to the average level of...
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AP, Kuettigen
Swiss police can be excused for fearing the worst. Acting on emergency calls Monday night, they hurried to a rural road in northern Switzerland where horrified...
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The conflict in eastern Congo is being fueled and funded by a tussle for mineral resources that end up in cell phones, laptops and other electronics _ deepening the...
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A regulatory group told hospitals Wednesday to adopt strict measures to prevent errors involving blood thinners including heparin _ mistakes that have been made nearly...
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AP, Washington
Far too many Americans are dying of dangerous blood clots that can masquerade as simple leg pain, says a major new government effort to get both patients and their...
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Nigeria’s president called Thursday for help finding a way to fingerprint crude oil stocks in order to combat the theft and lucrative overseas sale of unrefined...
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Men with elevated levels of calcium in their blood may have a much higher risk of getting fatal prostate cancer, US researchers said on Wednesday.The findings indicate...
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As fictional lovers go, bubbly blond Sookie Stackhouse and tall, pale Bill Compton are as massively mismatched as they come. After all, Sookie (Anna Paquin) is...
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Robert Mackie trembles with rage when he describes how he and his wife were kept in the dark about his HIV infection _ and how doctors published his medical data in...
made popular Aug 23 2008
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Scientists say they’ve found an efficient way to make red blood cells from human embryonic stem cells, a possible step toward making transfusion supplies in the...
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Blood was washed off the road. Debris was cleared away. And authorities said peace had been restored Tuesday in China’s restive Muslim region where 16 police were...
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Some U.S. motorists sick of getting clobbered at the pump seem willing to do just about anything for free fuel, from giving up the right to name their children to...
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HOUSTON — President Bush agreed to “a general time horizon” for withdrawing American troops in Iraq, the White House announced Friday, in a concession that...
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Designing a product for something as crucial as carrying and storing blood needs much more than only appearance. Cannot play with it by ignoring any, however trivial,...
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A trio of experimental drugs has doctors hopeful that for the first time in decades, millions of people at risk of lethal blood clots may soon get easier treatment.The...
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Blood tests in the Tour de France have shown abnormal results for about 20 cyclists, but none was above the official limit, the French anti-doping agency said...
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A hospital in Corpus Christi said Thursday that a mixing error that led to a blood thinner overdose in as many as 17 infants was caused by its pharmacy. Two of the...
made popular Jul 11 2008
Stem cells in an old tissue are still able to perform regenerative functions, provided they receive appropriate chemical signals, according to a new study.
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An experimental drug from GlaxoSmithKline does not significantly lower bleeding in patients with a rare blood disorder, according to the Food and Drug...
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The lives of nearly 8,000 black Americans could be saved each year if doctors could figure out a way to bring their average blood pressure down to the average level of...
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Pressure is mounting on the Bank of England to plump for a full percentage point cut in interest rates as reports Wednesday showed Britain’s manufacturing and...
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Today teens are going through a lot of confusion from increasing pressure of parents to the latest in fashion. Bangalore Mirror takes an exclusive peak at the teens at...
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The World Health Organization estimates that glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness worldwide. Glaucoma is a build-up of pressure in the eye. Some...
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When I have to deck-up for an outing, I can compromise on everything but my eye-gear. It has to be top-notch for I believe it’s more of a style statement rather a...
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Singer Gwen Stefani’s rocker hubby Gavin Rossdale has slammed the media for pressuring the pregnant star to lose her baby weight as soon as she can after giving...
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Being new to an office, it is not easy to identify and fully explore all about the coworkers. Some of them may be helpful, some jealous, or even indifferent. After...
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Everyone with high blood pressure _ some 72 million Americans _ should own a home monitor and do regular pressure checks, the American Heart Association and other...
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Two big studies offer good news to people with high blood pressure, finding that novel ways to use cheap drugs already on the market can lower their risk of heart...
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Pressure is mounting on Finland’s foreign minister to resign after he sent reportedly raunchy text messages to an erotic dancer.Ilkka Kanerva initially denied a...
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Personality disorder, alcoholic behaviour or financial constraints, perhaps might appear to be the reasons enough to end the agony of life. But the real agony of life...
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A happy marriage is good for your blood pressure, but a stressed one can be worse than being single, a preliminary study suggests.That second finding is a surprise...
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China’s sports authority is lowering medal expectations and offering counseling for athletes as pressure mounts on the hosts to succeed at Olympic Games in...
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Aggressively lowering blood pressure in the early hours of a bleeding stroke can limit its severity, a preliminary study found, giving hope of a major advance for...
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Myanmar’s deadly military crackdown prompted protests and warnings from the reclusive nation’s Asian neighbors, with China and Japan agreeing Friday to join...
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China on Thursday urged Myanmar’s military leaders to “properly deal” with the unfolding crisis in the country so order could be quickly restored, and...
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Army is there to defend the country and countrymen but these days the Indian military is battling against itself. The armed men/ women are committing suicides, few are...
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Now here is some good news for the ladies…! Diamonds will no longer remain a jewel for the super rich if this research turns out to be as fruitful as it...
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The portable unit deigned by John Burke is efficient enough to ease the amputees when being carried to a hospital in the ambulance van or when kept in the hospital...
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Chinese track and field Star Liu Xiang poses for photographers during an appearance at the Empire State Building Wednesday, May 28, 2008 in New York. Xiang will be competing in Saturday’s Reebok Grand Prix track & field meet at the Icahn Stadium on...
