Emergencies / First Aid news

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• 16 September 2005Businesses prepare for bird flu disruptions
• 8 July 2005'Morning-after' pill doesn't increase unsafe sex
• 11 June 2005Rat poison deemed "potential agent of terror"
• 1 June 2005Access to trauma centers often limited in US
• 17 May 2005Pill camera spots polyps in small intestine
• 27 April 2005Drug combo curbs nausea of chemotherapy
• 27 April 2005Many women wait weeks for a mammogram
• 31 March 2005Mexico culls chickens with bird flu in the north
• 18 March 2005'GlucoWatch' may be useful in diabetic tots
• 16 March 2005Over 180,000 Darfur deaths in 18 months: UN envoy
• 12 March 2005MRI scans could have antidepressant effect -study
• 1 March 2005Banned rat poison may still pose threat
• 26 February 2005Men likelier than women to have bowel cancer test
• 17 February 2005Factors Should Signal Heart Disease In Women
• 17 February 2005New Tests Provide Clues to Fetal Health
• 12 February 2005Antibiotic overuse linked to high resistance rates
• 3 February 2005Occasion drinking accounts for more injuries
• 19 January 2005Disaster looms for megacities, UN official says
• 19 January 2005Studies cite poor CPR methods in restarting hearts
• 7 January 2005Heed risks and signs of hypothermia, frostbite
• 5 January 2005Emergency birth control not linked to risk behavior
• 21 December 2004ER good place to get kids into health programs
• 16 December 2004A trainer at your fingertips
• 11 December 2004More 'superbug' infections seen in ER patients
• 10 December 2004Americans need to careful around Christmas trees
• 27 November 2004Chest pain not from heart?
• 25 November 2004Pseudoephedrine tied to heart attack in young man
• 24 November 2004Paramedic-placed throat tube may up patient risk
• 27 October 2004China Issues SARS Alert as Winter Approaches
• 26 October 2004"Mad" honey can be a hazard to the heart