Washington Post |
Top health officials to simulate disease outbreak response
Washington Post BERLIN — Top health officials from the 20 leading and emerging economies are planning to simulate their response to a possible global disease outbreak. A memo on the May 19-20 summit in Berlin states the meeting will include a four-hour “tabletop ... |
Non-O blood groups associated with higher risk of heart attack European Society of Cardiology
EurekAlert (press release) Lead author Tessa Kole, a Master's degree student at the University Medical Centre Groningen, the Netherlands, said: "It has been suggested that people with non-O blood groups (A, B, AB) are at higher risk for heart attacks and overall cardiovascular ... |
NDTV |
Does Antibiotic Exposure Lead to Miscarriage Risk?
Pharmacy Times New research published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal suggests that some commonly prescribed antibiotics may be linked to higher risk of miscarriage in early pregnancy. Researchers examined data from the Quebec Pregnancy Cohort ... Antibacterial Medication Use During Pregnancy and Risk of Birth DefectsNational Birth Defects Prevention Study ... Use of antibiotics during pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion - Canadian Medical Association Journal |
cleveland.com |
Who might take over for Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove? (videos)
cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Toby Cosgrove today announced he will step down as CEO of the hospital system. The CEO gave few clues about who will fill his role, saying only that there is a search committee and a pipeline of potential ... Cleveland Clinic, University of Utah Health announce CEO departures Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove to step down Watertown native and acclaimed heart surgeon, Dr. Toby Cosgrove, to retire |
Fox News |
As Zika season approaches, states step up efforts to combat virus
Fox News The warm weather that is arriving in the U.S. is bringing mosquitos and, following last year's outbreak of Zika, states hard hit by the virus are stepping up their efforts to prevent the spread of the bug-borne illness even as the future of federal ... |