4 Polio Cases In Minnesota
CBS News - (AP) Four children in an Amish community in Minnesota have contracted the polio virus - the first known infections in the U.S. in five years, state health officials said Thursday. Minnesota state epidemiologist Dr. came to light when the baby was hospitalized for various health problems and underwent tests
Warning over sex health clinics
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'Working Wounded': Personal Personnel Problems
ABCNEWS.com - 2000). Is it related to a personal or family health problem? Anyone who has ever had a serious Is it an emotional or mental health problem? I wrote a column
Canada Investigates Legionnaires'Outbreak
AP via Daily Press - Toronto's medical officer of health, Dr. Health Canada Investigates Legionnaires'Outbreak October 13, 2005, 8:14 PM EDT TORONTO -- An outbreak of and to passers-by on the streets below, health officials said Thursday
EU: Bird Flu in Turkey Is Deadly Strain
Star Tribune - into a human virus and spark a pandemic. Turkey's health minister said the outbreak had been contained is an avian flu H5N1 virus,''said EU Health Commissioner Markos Kyprianou
Asia Avian Flu Confirmed as Killer of Birds in Turkey
New York Times - International Herald Tribune ROME, Oct. Jutzi, director of the Animal Production and Health Division at the United Nations Food and morning by the European Union's health commissioner, Markos Kyprianou, who said the
Four children in Minnesota contract polio
AP via Florida Times-Union - PAUL, Minn. Four children in an Amish community in Minnesota have contracted the polio virus the first known infections in the U.S. in five years, state health officials said Thursday. Dr. The infection came to light when the baby was hospitalized for various health problems and underwent tests
Health review of defects finds no evidence of pesticide cause
AP via Florida Times-Union - review of birth defects in the children of migrant workers found that deformities in three babies are so different that it's unlikely their defects can be linked to pesticide use. Collier County health officials earlier this year began looking into the cases of three children with birth by the state Department of Health and conducted with Collier County, the
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