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Aggressive Kids With ADHD May Not Need Antipsychotic Meds
FRIDAY, Sept. 17 (HealthDay News) -- More and more children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) who act out aggressively are being given antipsychotic drugs in addition to stimulant medications to help control their volatile outbursts.Submitted by Account Removed | Published over 2 years ago | -
Should Stillborns Get Birth Certificates?
When Mandy Mancini went into labor three years ago she expected to come home from the hospital with a healthy baby girl. She left with a heavy heart and empty arms. Her daughter Seneca was stillborn, leaving Mancini with only a scrapbook of memories, a plaster mold of her tiny feet, a commissioned portrait and pictures of a baby frozen in ...Published about 3 years ago | -
Patient Symptoms Are Not Reliable Indicators Of Crohn's Disease Recurrence, Pitt Researchers Find
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Sperm Donor Passed On Sudden Death Heart Defect
CHICAGO - A sperm donor passed on a potentially deadly genetic heart condition to nine of his 24 children, including one who died at age 2 from heart failure, according to a medical journal report. Two children, both now teenagers, have developed symptoms and are at risk for sudden cardiac death, the report says. It's the second documented instance of a ...Published over 3 years ago | -
Bringing Together Patient Care, Education And Research To Benefit Lupus Patients
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Diabetes Forecast Consumer Guide 2011: The Latest Tools For A Healthy Diabetes Lifestyle
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Doctor's love,money help families of 'miracle babies'
Twenty-four weeks pregnant, Veronica Pacheco went to the emergency room last October with a hacking cough that made it hard to breathe. Tests found she had H1N1 flu, and doctors put her in a coma so her body could continue the gestational process without expending additional energy.Submitted by CherryBlossom | Published about 3 years ago | -
Couple Says 'Kangaroo Cuddle' Brought Baby Back to Life
This week, an Australian couple, Kate and David Ogg, said that a "kangaroo cuddle" saved the life of one of their twins. Doctors told the couple that baby boy Jamie, who was delivered prematurely at 27 weeks and weighed 2.2 pounds, would not live.Submitted by CherryBlossom | Published over 2 years ago | -
Night Shift Nurses see more than Patients
Sitting on the front porch of a 155 year old building looking out across the manicured lawn – where a time capsule is buried in the front circle for the next generation to discover. I sit and wonder what it must have been like when there were 2000 mentally ill patients on the census books. In the early 30,40,50's even up ...Submitted by angelabrooks | Published over 2 years ago | -
Death at25: Blogging the end of a life
The former beauty queen stared into the camera, but this was no pageant or performance. She looked frail and thin, and her hair was rumpled. But Eva Markvoort smiled weakly.Submitted by CherryBlossom | Published about 3 years ago | -
Man overdoses, Stabs nurse
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Brazil Probes Baby Death After Delivery Room Fight
SAO PAULO - A newborn died after two doctors scuffled while the mother was in labor and Brazilian authorities said Thursday they are investigating to determine whether the delivery room fight caused the death or contributed to it. The two doctors were fired by the public hospital in the small city of Ivinhema near the border with Paraguay, but investigators have ...Published about 3 years ago |


