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Hey kids, it is up to you to avoid getting H1N1 flu, but here's some tips

Category: H1N1 Novel Swine Flu

Kids, before we watch the video, I have to tell you: I just got a flu shot the other day and it did not hurt even a tiny little bit. That's because the needle is very small and your neurons .... that feel the pain...

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Prayer as medicine to be included in Health Care Reform

Category: Health

The current health care reform bill(s) do not address actual health care ... like what procedures to use and stuff ... as much as they address insurance. This is a health insurance reform bill, not a health care system reform bill. (Though there is necessarily...

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How many people does it take to make a baby really sick?

Category: H1N1 Novel Swine Flu

Our offspring is due on the 20th, just prior to Thanksgiving. This causes many people to get very excited because they get to see and play with the new baby. I wonder how mad at me all those people are going to get when they find out I might not let that happen?

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Starving Dengue Fever Virus of Critical Building Blocks

Category: Health

The following press release touches on a recently emerging and probably valid method of addressing some infections....

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vaccinating many more people could slow the seasonal influenza virus's ability to evade vaccines

Category: Health

The seasonal influenza virus is extremely adaptable: each year, it evolves ways to evade vaccines, forcing vaccine makers to come up with new formulations. That evolution, known as antigenic drift, occurs when viruses change the sequence of their major surface protein, known as hemagglutinin (HA)....

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New model may help scientists better predict and prevent influenza outbreaks

Category: H1N1 Novel Swine Flu

Athens, Ga. - Each year, the influenza virus evolves. And each year, public health officials try to predict what the new strain will be and how it will affect the population in order to best combat it. A new study by an international team of...

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I need your help picking out a tee-shirt.

Category: Atheism

I would very much like your help in picking out a tee-shirt to wear around town. Let me tell you about the town, and you'll be able to make an appropriate suggestion....

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The Public Option ... OMG ... Holy crap. From now on we're doing it this way, no kidding...

Category: Heatlh Care

You must watch this. You. Simply. Must. Watch. This....

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Hispanic Children Rarely Get Top-Notch Care For Brain Tumors

Category: Health

Hispanic children diagnosed with brain tumors get high-quality treatment at hospitals that specialize in neurosurgery far less often than other children with the same condition, potentially compromising their immediate prognosis and long-term survival, according to research from Johns Hopkins published in October's Pediatrics. More than...

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Are you in the middle of a close brush with cancer?

Category: Health

A good friend of mine is. I know something about this particular issue, and my opinion as a doctor* is that she will be fine. Which I told her. But I know that means very little. Please read this. ____________________ Footnotes *Well, doctor of philosophy,...

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