Nearly 100 Infected with Hepatitis C at Las Vegas Endoscopy Center - Newsinferno.com
dBTechno Nearly 100 Infected with Hepatitis C at Las Vegas Endoscopy Center Newsinferno.com - 23 hours ago To date, officials have linked 84 cases of Hepatitis C that have turned up in Las Vegas to the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada, where all those infected received treatment.
NIH to study diseases that elude diagnosis - Reuters
Turkish Press NIH to study diseases that elude diagnosis Reuters - 20 hours ago By Julie Steenhuysen CHICAGO (Reuters) - Government researchers plan to study baffling diseases that defy diagnosis as part of a new research program that could give insight into conditions both rare and common, they said on Monday.
Firefighters May Face Higher Risk of Bladder Cancer - Washington Post
Firefighters May Face Higher Risk of Bladder Cancer Washington Post - 19 hours ago MONDAY, May 19 (HealthDay News) -- Firefighters may be at increased risk for bladder cancer and should be considered for routine annual screening, say University of California, San Francisco, researchers.
Study finds that shingles runs in families - Reuters
Study finds that shingles runs in families Reuters - 18 hours ago By Will Dunham WASHINGTON, May 19 (Reuters) - Shingles tends to run in families, indicating these people may have an increased genetic susceptibility to the viral disease marked by a painful, blistering rash, researchers said on Monday.
Lawmakers seek 'road map' to insure all in WV - Huntington Herald Dispatch
WOWK Lawmakers seek 'road map' to insure all in WV Huntington Herald Dispatch - 11 hours ago By TOM BREEN AP Writer CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia suffers from some of the worst health problems in the country, but lawmakers believe the state's health care system can be vastly improved without significantly raising costs.
Groups to expand free mental health services to veterans - USA Today
dBTechno Groups to expand free mental health services to veterans USA Today - 15 hours ago By Maureen Groppe, Gannett News Service WASHINGTON - A significant number of soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq with mental health problems could benefit from an expanding program offering them free counseling.
VA Psychologist Suggests Fewer PTSD Diagnoses to Save Money - Informify
DigitalJournal.com VA Psychologist Suggests Fewer PTSD Diagnoses to Save Money Informify - 10 hours ago CHEAPER DIAGNOSIS? A psychologist at a Veterans" Center in Texas advised her colleagues in an email to substitute "Adjustment Disorder" diagnoses for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to save the center time and money.
EU licenses first pre-pandemic bird flu vaccine - Reuters
Dog Flu Diet and Diseases EU licenses first pre-pandemic bird flu vaccine Reuters - 9 hours ago By Ben Hirschler LONDON (Reuters) - European authorities have approved the first pre-pandemic bird flu vaccine, Prepandrix, from GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK.
Sex problems 'may be heart alert' - BBC News
ChattahBox Sex problems 'may be heart alert' BBC News - 8 hours ago Men with diabetes who are having trouble keeping an erection could be at increased risk of serious heart problems, suggests a study. Erectile Dysfunction Warning Sign For Heart Risk eMaxHealth.
RELAY FOR LIFE: Walkers still sought for big benefit - Ridgefield Press
PR.com (press release) RELAY FOR LIFE: Walkers still sought for big benefit Ridgefield Press - 4 hours ago Teri Rampolla and Jo Mineo are the co-chairs for this year"s Relay For Life, the American Cancer Society"s signature activity. 408 people, 27 teams push Relay for Life well over goal Indianapolis Star Relay For Life nearly reaches annual goal Lompoc Record Greenville News - KUAM.