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Suspected Bird Flu Case in Nigeria

January 31st, 2007 by Last
It's worrisome that a Nigerian woman who died recently has tested positive for infection with H5N1 or the bird flu virus. But I'm still waiting to hear confirmation from the World Health Organization. We won't learn anything that's really significant--such...

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What Makes a Hospital?

January 30th, 2007 by Last
Just how basic are the basic health care needs of men, women and children in the poorest parts of the world? It's not enough simply to have access to medicine. You have to have the doctors and nurses who can...

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Bio Threats Go Both Ways

January 25th, 2007 by Last
Perhaps it's books and movies like the Hot Zone, which showed hemorrhagic fever spreading from central Africa to the West, but there's long been a perception that bio threats begin in the developing world and mostly threaten the rich parts...

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Iraqibacter Bug Threatens Wounded Troops

January 22nd, 2007 by Last
Florence Nightingale could have predicted this. A growing number of antibiotic-resistant germs are turning up in the war wounds of U.S. combat troops in Iraq. Along with the usual drug-resistant staph and strep varieties, there is now a major hospital-bred...

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Depression and Stress

January 19th, 2007 by Last
Depression and Stress The way you react to stress factors in on how you feel. You could feel depressed, if you react to stress in negative light. Stress is a part of life and hits us every single day we live. There is no escape for stress. Stress overall is changes small and large in [...]

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