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Ebola – a serious problem or is it overblown?

Ebola is part of a family of viruses known as ebolavirus that can cause a serious medical issue with flu like symptoms that can progress to Hemorrhagic Fever. It can be life threatening and is often seen in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Learn More About The Norovirus

In every city and in every country – right now there is someone that is struggling with the stomach flu. The cause can be several things, but recently we have seen and increased number of cases whose cause is the Norovirus.

8 Exercises from NBA Trainer for the Sacramento Kings

Kings strength and conditioning coach Dan Shapiro details the proper form for each exercise designed to use medicine balls, valislide, and resistant band. Player Jimmer Fredette demonstrates workouts.

Quadriplegia: A Closer Look at the Misconceptions and Facts

Quadriplegia is a condition where something has affected the Cervical Spine more commonly known as the neck. It often can be identified as something occurring between Cervical Vertebrae C1-C7. Here are some facts and misconceptions

What an Exciting Day for the Prevention of HIV

As of Monday July 16th – the Food and Drug Administration – approved the Truvada as a prescription medication to prevent high risk patients from being exposed to HIV.

Knee Pain from a Hockey Injury

Knee Pain from a Hockey Injury. Tons of bruising and swelling. Any way you look at it…I’m glad that leg isn’t mine! Ouch!

Preterm Births and Possible Risk with C-Sections.

The reason for this latest insight into Caesarean Section or C-sections is the recent findings from a study looking into C-sections for the patients who’s babies are preterm.

Diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer May Get Easier with a Blood Test

Research is currently looking into the possibility of a better way to diagnosis and potentially prevent a serious medical condition for women – Ovarian Cancer. They are exploring the possibility that there may be a tumor marker in the blood of those with Ovarian Cancer.

Awaking After Surgery with Mechanical Ventilation

Imagine heading to the hospital for an expected surgery. You are told that surgery will be a breeze. You’re slightly to very nervous about being cut open. Finally, they give you the sedation and prep you for surgery. They begin the countdown but you don’t even get pass 5 before you are out.

Cholera in Haiti

A cholera outbreak has hit Haiti. We’ve heard about this concern for weeks. Currently more than 60,000 people have been affected or infected during this outbreak. Of this amount, more than 1,400 have died.

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