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Location American Medical News for 5 July 2015
UK Treating Suspected Ebola Patient In Liverpool Hospital Officials from Public Health England are currently observing a suspected case of Ebola in the country after a man in North Wales suddenly became ill after traveling to West Africa.
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Gene Therapy Can Help Treat Cystic Fibrosis Patients Cystic fibrosis may, one day, be treated by replacing faulty genes responsible for the disorder. Does this mean a treatment for this deadly condition is around the corner?
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Theranos Blood Test For Herpes Approved By The FDA The FDA has approved use of the finger-prick blood test kit for herpes developed by startup company Theranos. Despite criticism, the company founder said the decision of the FDA validates Theranos' commitment to providin...
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Scientists Use 'Celebrity Mind Game' To Figure Out How The Brain Makes Memories Scientists conducted an experiment to record how nerve cells fire up related and non-related images. They aim to further learn the basics of learning and memory and hope to better understand related diseases like Alzheim...
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Man Who Watched Stephen Hawking Biopic Diagnoses Self With Motor Neurone Disease Paul Whyley went to see The Theory of Everything and diagnosed himself as having the exact same disease as that of the lead character in the biopic Stephen Hawking - motor neurone disease. A neurologist confirmed this, a...
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Celebrity 'Mind Games' Help Scientists Understand How New Memories Are Formed In Brain Photographs of celebrities and famous landmarks were used to find how the brain creates new memories. What could this study tell us about the inner workings of the human brain?
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Adult Dose Of Hepatitis A Vaccine Given To Immigrant Children In Detention Center About 250 children who were held with their mothers at the South Texas Family Residential Center were given adult dose of vaccine for hepatitis A. The children will be monitored for side effects.
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Study Shows Bariatric Surgery More Effective Than Lifestyle Changes In Treating Type 2 Diabetes If you're trying to figure out how to better manage type 2 diabetes, then bariatric surgery may be the answer, according to a new study.
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Experts Advise Caution When Swimming In Public Pools Summer is here so a trip to the public pool may be inevitable. The CDC in a report warns swimmers against the dangers of splashing in a public pool.
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Blue Eyes May Lead To Alcohol Problems: Celebrity Histories Show Trend A new study shows light-eyed people, especially those with blue eyes, may be more likely than others to become alcoholics. Turns out, celebrities have been leading the way on this idea for decades.
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(University of Adelaide) An international team, led by a University of Adelaide genetics expert, has made a breakthrough discovery which is expected to help thousands of young girls worldwide who are suffering from a rar...
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(University of Plymouth) A national team of health education and profession experts, led by researchers from Plymouth University and commissioned by the General Medical Council, are surveying the UK's doctors to evaluate...
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