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Location American Medical News for 4 March 2018
Office Workers Exposed To Harmful Bacteria That Causes Illness, Says Microbiologist From your workspace to office kitchens and copy machines, there are many office supplies that are contaminated with harmful bacteria. A microbiologist has revealed the biggest reason why people get sick at the office.
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Exoskeletons From Japan Now Available In US To Help People Learn How To Walk Again Japanese robotics firm Cyberdyne created a joint venture with Brooks Rehabilitation to bring the HAL exoskeleton to the United States. The robotic suit will look to help patients with spinal cord injuries learn how to wa...
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Smiles Aren't Created Equally: Research Finds Physical Impacts Of Different Smiles Results of a new study showed how different types of smiles can elicit different physical effects. The study uncovered how people can physically react to non-verbal social cues.
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Contaminated Cantaloupe Causes Deadly Listeria Outbreak In Australia A listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupe or rockmelon left three dead in Australia. The outbreak prompted the country's melon industry to adopt measures to avoid similar incidents in the future.
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Houston Daycare Teacher Remains Positive After Losing Foot To Flesh-Eating Bacteria A Houston daycare teacher is already using a walker and ready to recover after his ordeal with flesh-eating bacteria. In order to save his life, surgeons had to remove his foot.
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(NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) After receiving a course of antiretroviral therapy for their HIV-like infection, half of a group of monkeys infused with a broadly neutralizing antibody to HIV ...
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(The Physiological Society) New research published in The Journal of Physiology improves our understanding of how motor nerve cells (neurons) respond to motor neurone disease, which could help us identify new treatment o...
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Peanuts, Pecans May Lower Death Risk Of Colon Cancer Patients: Here Are More Reasons To Eat Nuts Consuming tree nuts and peanuts may help Stage III colon cancer patients. Studies also showed that nuts could benefit healthy individuals through fat loss and reduced risk for early death.
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Tummy Tuck Not Just A Cosmetic Procedure: Abdominoplasty May Reduce Back Pain, Urinary Incontinence Women who had abdominoplasty with repair of the abdominal muscles reported major improvements in disability caused by back pain and urinary incontinence. How does tummy tuck help address these health issues?
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