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EPA and NOAA's National Weather Service Adopt New Global Ultraviolet Index Guidelines

USA - The EPA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA's) National Weather Service today announced the new Global Ultraviolet (UV) Index, which replaces the existing UV repo


Largest Canadian study on rural women's health finds urban solutions do not address rural problems

Canada's health system failing women in rural and remote regions. The Centres of Excellence for Women's Health today released the final report from a two-year study on the health of rural


Response to Royal College of Radiologists' audit on cancer waiting times UK

Dame Gill Oliver, Director of Service Development, Macmillan Cancer Relief, said: Macmillan is concerned to hear that cancer patients are having to wait longer than the recommended guide


What is Meningitis? How do you get Meningitis? How is Meningitis treated?

Meningitis is an inflammation of the membranes (called meninges) that surround the brain and spinal cord.What causes meningitis?Meningitis may be caused by many different viruses an


What are Nasal Polyps? How do you get Nasal Polyps? How are Nasal Polyps treated?

If part of the membrane that lines the inner part of the nose becomes swollen and sticks out into the cavity of the nose, the growth that it forms is called a polyp. They are benign (do not cause


At least 29 AIDS patients died in 2003 in Japan because of delays in detecting HIV

At least 29 AIDS patients died in 2003 in Japan presumably because of delays in detecting the disease, according to the results of a survey conducted by


Is There Light at the End of the Carpal Tunnel?

Although often considered a white-collar malady, carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive stress disorders are injuries caused by frequent unvarying use of part of the musculoskeletal system.


Potential risks to health posed by vermiculite insulation that may contain asbestos

Health Canada is advising Canadians about the potential risks to health posed by vermiculite insulation that may contain asbestos.OTTAWA - Health Canada is advising Canadians about potent


Allied health initiatives a welcome step towards better patient care Australia

AMA (Australian Medical Association) President, Dr Bill Glasson, today welcomed the Government's Medicare allied health initiative, which gives some chronically ill patients access to affordable a


Health Canada advises Canadians of stronger warnings for SSRIs and other newer anti-depressants

Health Canada is advising Canadians that Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) and other newer anti-depressants, now carry stronger warnings. These new warnings indicate that patients o


American Red Cross Provides Ongoing Support in Haiti, Dominican Republic

The American Red Cross continues to support rescue efforts in Haiti and the Dominican Republic after heavy rains killed at least 2,000 people in late May. The Red Cross is providing traci


Miles for Measles Journey Begins in Washington DC

A Washington-area couple left June 3 to run and bike a cross-country journey beginning in Washington, D.C. and ending in San Francisco in early October to raise funds for the American Red Cross Me


UK Health Minister launches 'Recruitment and Retention of Staff in Critical Care

Speaking today at the Royal College of Nursing Critical Care Conference in Newcastle, UK, Health Minister Rosie Winterton paid tribute to nursing staff for their recent hard work in Critical Care,


Researchers develop blood test that can detect genetic changes in progressive breast cancer

Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas have developed a blood test that can detect amplification of a certain gene found in circulating cells associated with breast cancer.


Advances in diagnosis and treatment of autism, Alzheimer's, epilepsy, fetal brain imaging

Neuroscience and radiology professionals from around the globe demonstrate how imaging technology is key to best practices in medicine.The world's leading neuroscience and radiology exper


Abraxane(TM) is active in breast cancer patients who failed taxol or taxotere

Study results further support the thesis that biologically interactive protein nanoparticle enhances the therapeutic potential of taxane therapy. Abraxis Oncology, a division of American


Humans not designed to multitask

It's readily apparent that handling two things at once - multitasking - is much harder than handling one thing at a time. Spend too much time trying to juggle more than one objective and you'll e


High mastectomy rates due to breast cancer patients' choices

Women who controlled treatment decision less likely to choose breast conserving surgery or reconstruction than if surgeon determined treatment.ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- As surgeons develop ways


Loss of circadian genes results in epilepsy

A meticulous series of experiments - and the fortuitous use of a vacuum cleaner - lead to breakthrough new insight on the genetic basis of epilepsy.A meticulous series of experiments - an


Synthetic hormone used in contraceptives and HRT produces negative effects in monkey studies

Medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA), a synthetic form of the naturally occurring steroid hormone progesterone widely used in contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy (HRT), increases aggressio


Date rape drug test patent awarded to the University of California, Santa Barbara

A patent for a highly sensitive test to detect the presence of the date rape drug, GHB, has recently been granted to the University of California, Santa Barbara.Several companies have e


Cancer researchers show potential of fighting angiogenesis

Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California researchers have reported that the antiangiogenesis drug they developed-called Veglin-not only is safe for patients with a wide variety


University of Illinois at Chicago tests diabetes drug in treatment of multiple sclerosis

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago are launching a clinical trial to determine whether a drug commonly used for diabetes might be effective in treating multiple sclerosis, an aut


Are Obesity and Hypertension Two epidemics or One?

Two researchers provide an overview of the cause, process, and treatment of obesity hypertension, focusing on the current state of knowledge and the potential role of abdominal obesity. G


Global fund apologies to South African Minister of Health

Executive director of the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria, Professor Richard Feachem, has made a formal apology to the Minister of Health for the misconceptions surrounding the distribut


Finnish functional foods approved by Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry in Japan

Among products currently on sale as Foods for Specified Health Use (FOSHU), LGG yogurt, a product manufactured using Finnish biotechnology, was the first one approved by the Health, Labor and Welf


Death rates of child labourers in Calcutta

This study is a cross-sectional study of 150 child labourers engaged in different occupations in a slum area of Calcutta was conducted to assess their health and nutritional status. Most (88%) of


10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's Disease

Some change in memory is normal as we grow older, but the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease are more than simple lapses in memory. People with Alzheimer's experience difficulties communicating, lear


Can I eat it? Keeping food safe at home

With food poisoning still a top concern for many consumers, 'Health Which?' gives a flavour of some the food safety dilemmas in the home. (Health Which? is part of the UK Consumer's Association).


Children going through puberty need more moral education Japan

The harrowing incident Tuesday in which an 11-year-old primary school girl of Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture, slashed her classmate begs the question--how should adults deal with such violence by chi









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