by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke both made appearances Saturday in La Crosse during weekend campaigning that took them across the state. Burke stopped at the La Crosse County Democratic Party headquarters.
by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
As the Ebola epidemic ignites new waves of infection in remote Africa, scientists are racing to find better ways to detect it quickly, simply and cheaply. “There is a very urgent need to recognize the difference between Ebola and non-Ebola patients as it reaches...
by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
In her first year of recovering from breast cancer, Carol O’Bryant , of Bend, was plagued with anxiety over whether the disease was really gone and whether it was coming back. Maybe the doctors didn’t get it all, she thought.
by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
John Triggs and Liz Galley with their son Harrison, five, whose place at Manor Primary School was withdrawn. Photo:Glenn Phillips DISTRAUGHT parents John Triggs and Liz Galley thought their son’s first day at school would be the proudest moment of their lives...
by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
Human rights groups say Namibia’s highest court has upheld a ruling that health workers sterilized HIV-positive women without their consent. The Southern Africa Litigation Center said Monday that Namibia’s supreme court upheld a 2012 judgment that found...
by Research Team | Nov 3, 2014 | Health News
New evidence suggests that the livestock version of MRSA is capable of being transmitted from animals to humans, and has found its way into hospitals A genetic fingerprint study has provided strong evidence of the MRSA superbug spreading from farm animals to hospitals...
