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New York Times
December 1, 2008
But Dr. Redberg said CT scans are likely to be even less accurate when used in a healthier population with less heart disease and when used by people with ...
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
"And only then can we start to think about a product that could be taken into humans." Just two potential
HIV vaccines have made it so far to human clinical ...
Bloomberg
December 1, 2008
Until 2006, the CDC only urged testing people at high risk of getting
HIV, and those with symptoms. In 2006, the agency rejected that idea and said ...
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
December 1, 2008
Whitehouse.gov (press release)
December 1, 2008
The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the largest commitment by any nation to combat a single disease in human history. ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
Those who are have Hansen's disease, also known as leprosy. Those who are represent the last few of some 8000 people who, over a century's span, ...
Boston Globe
December 1, 2008
When the immune system does not regularly confront life-threatening diseases, its ammunition instead is directed at lesser enemies, provoking allergic ...
Star Valley Independent
December 1, 2008
Many people living with
HIV feel that dealing with the social and emotional aspects of the disease are much more challenging than dealing with the medical ...
Brandywine East Community News
December 1, 2008
But many chronic
diseases, like heart disease,
diabetes and
cancer, can be prevented if people are willing to eat healthier, exercise and stop smoking ...
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
Today, because of the work of people like you, women in
Kenya who were widowed by the disease, and once shunned by society, have banded together to support ...
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
The UNAIDS report shows that more than 30 percent of the interviewees from six cities in
China thought people with
HIV/AIDSdeserved the disease because of ...
New York Times Blogs
December 1, 2008
... to combat a single disease in human history. In 2003, approximately 50000 people in all of Sub-Saharan
Africa were receiving anti-retroviral treatment. ...
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
As Phill Wilson, executive director of the Black AIDS Institute, put it, "AIDS in America is a black disease . . . about half of the just over 1 million ...
Gary Post Tribune
December 1, 2008
Nationally, an estimated 56300 people are infected each year by the virus that causes AIDS. In
Indiana, 8851 people are living with
HIV/AIDS, 15 percent of ...
San Francisco Chronicle
December 1, 2008
In 1981, several of us faced the sudden appearance in
San Francisco of a new disease entity characterized by pneumonias,
cancers and a marked reduction in ...
Healthy Wealthy n Wise
December 1, 2008
Recently, however, we have learned that phytochemicals are also crucial in protecting humans against many diseases, including heart disease. ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
Those who are have Hansen's disease, also known as leprosy. Those who are represent the last few of some 8000 people who, over a century's span, ...
DetNews.com
December 1, 2008
"My prayer is that people will become educated about the disease, protect themselves and get tested to know their status." Thirty-three million people are ...
WRAL.com
December 1, 2008
There are now six Federal Drug Administration-approved drugs to help people live with the disease. Ramirez takes two of the medications, a pill by the brand ...
Long Beach Press-Telegram
December 1, 2008
Events marking World AIDS Day across
Los Angeles County today will vary in focus, from celebrating advances in medicine that keep people alive longer to ...
Boston Globe
December 1, 2008
One reason TB funding has languished is that in many developed countries it is regarded as a disease of the past. Some of those fortunate enough to have ...
Press & Sun-Bulletin
December 1, 2008
AIDS remains a communicable and preventable disease, if people are given the
tools and the knowledge to keep themselves safe and
HIV negative. ...
WLFI.com
November 30, 2008
Clarian Arnett Infectious
diseases physician Thomas Meyer said the disease even lives right here in the Lafayette area. "
HIV is very common and it's common ...
San Francisco Chronicle
November 30, 2008
Delusions can be a symptom of various psychiatric illnesses, as well as neurological conditions such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. ...
Daily Mirror
November 30, 2008
Sri Lanka has the good fortune to be a country with a low rate of
HIV infection, but this is no cause for satisfaction regarding the disease. ...
CNN
November 30, 2008
How does it affect the human body? What are some ways in which individuals can protect themselves from contracting
HIV? What groups of people are at the ...
WRAL.com
November 30, 2008
There are now six Federal Drug Administration-approved drugs to help people live with the disease. Ramirez takes two of the medications, a pill by the brand ...
Washington Post
November 30, 2008
Depending on the level of concern, people with heart or lung disease, older adults and
children may be advised to remain indoors "That's just a Band-Aid on ...
BBC News
November 30, 2008
The importance of microRNAs to heart disease - and a host of other
diseases - has already been suggested by other
scientists. Their job is to regulate the ...
Anderson Herald Bulletin
November 30, 2008
People live with
HIV and die of AIDS depending on how damaged their immune systems are from fighting the virus. Other
diseases, such as
cancer and pneumonia ...
News & Observer
November 30, 2008
She was assigned to track down people who had tested positive for sexually transmitted diseases. When she found them, she was supposed to encourage them to ...
MarketWatch
November 30, 2008
GE
healthcare's broad range of products and services enable healthcare providers to better diagnose and treat
cancer, heart disease, neurological
diseases, ...
Tucson Citizen
November 30, 2008
Real action is still lacking on
HIV/AIDS and human rights. Legal barriers to HIV services still exist for women, adolescents, sex
workers, drug users and ...
DesMoinesRegister.com
November 30, 2008
The neurological disease falls into the same category as mad cow disease, which has been passed from cattle to humans. Chronic wasting disease, which causes ...
Houston Chronicle
November 30, 2008
And the reason is a contagious, invariably fatal affliction called Chronic Wasting Disease. The hideous illness can be latent in animals for years, ...
Sacramento Bee
November 30, 2008
There was both fear of the unexplainable illness and a stigma toward those most at risk of contracting the disease. People don't talk about AIDS anymore, ...
Medical News Today (press release)
November 30, 2008
"This new model allows in-depth analysis of the disease mechanisms and may be useful for testing potential therapies for inherited prion diseases. ...
TheMedGuru
November 29, 2008
This is because bacteria can develop immunity to the drugs and this may ultimately make these drugs useless in treating human diseases. ...
Grand Forks Herald
November 29, 2008
The exception is deer, which the DNR no longer allows because of concerns over diseases such as chronic wasting disease and bovine TB. ...
KREX News Channel 5
November 29, 2008
The disease is called Pseudorabies and while it has no health consequences for humans it can devastate animal populations. It is highly contagious and ...
