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    Woman Gives Birth Two Days After Dying

    Woman Gives Birth Two Days After Dying
    Doctors in Oxford, England, say they kept a woman's body alive for two days after her death to allow her to give birth. The Daily Mail said Monday despite the fact professional ice skater Jayne Soliman was declared brain dead last week, doctors were able to keep her body alive long enough to deliver her unborn child via Cesarean section. David ...
    Published 10 months ago | Rated: +11
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    Twins Joined at Head Successfully Separated

    Twins Joined at Head Successfully Separated
    MELBOURNE, Australia — A team of 16 surgeons and nurses successfully concluded 25 hours of delicate surgery Tuesday to separate twin Bangladeshi girls who had been joined at their heads, sharing blood vessels and brain tissue. It is too early to know whether the two-year-old girls, Trishna and Krishna, suffered any brain damage during the marathon operation — an outcome doctors ...
    Published 6 days ago | Rated: +5
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    British Girl's Heart Heals Itself After Transplant

    British Girl's Heart Heals Itself After Transplant
    LONDON - British doctors designed a radical solution to save a girl with major heart problems in 1995: they implanted a donor heart directly onto her own failing heart. After 10 years with two blood pumping organs, Hannah Clark's faulty one did what many experts had thought impossible: it healed itself enough so that doctors could remove the donated heart. But ...
    Published 4 months ago | Rated: +1
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    Student Midwives 'Bullied By Senior Nurses with Gang-Culture Mentality'

    Student Midwives 'Bullied By Senior Nurses with Gang-Culture Mentality'
    Britain's next generation of midwives is being bullied by senior nurses with a 'gang culture' mentality, a new survey has found. Student midwives say they are belittled and shouted at in front of staff if they ask for help - and that the abuse is ruining their self-esteem and confidence. More than half those questioned in the survey said they had ...
    Published 4 months ago | Rated: +1
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    Why Custom College Paper Is Becoming Popular?

    Using a custom college paper is growing in popularity among hundreds of students whether in high school, college or university. This is the current scenario that puts pressure on educators and others involved in the academic community to heighten their awareness about what they consider as a form of plagiarism.  Here are the top reasons why these customized essays produced ...
    Submitted by keisameiley | Published 4 months ago | Rated: +1
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    A Traveler’s Guide to Essay Writing

    Many people love traveling because it lets them see other places and gives them benefits according to their wants and needs. For those who love taking photographs of their travels obtain a set of mementos in the places visited. However, it is better for travelers to engage themselves in essay writing – in this way they can document their adventures also ...
    Submitted by Jeanettestates | Published 8 months ago | Rated: +1
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    Teen Lives 4 Months with No Heart, Leaves Hospital

    Teen Lives 4 Months with No Heart, Leaves Hospital
    MIAMI – D'Zhana Simmons says she felt like a "fake person" for 118 days when she had no heart beating in her chest. "But I know that I really was here," the 14-year-old said, "and I did live without a heart." As she was being released Wednesday from a Miami hospital, the shy teen seemed in awe of what she's endured. ...
    Published about 1 year ago | Rated: +2
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    Iowa Troopers Rescue Kidneys in I-80 Wreck

    Iowa Troopers Rescue Kidneys in I-80 Wreck
    Two kidneys, two traffic accidents and two Iowa State Patrol troopers added up to Iowa's first organ rescue. Mike Kaiser, a nurse with the Iowa Donor Network, was transporting two kidneys Wednesday morning from one Iowa hospital to another when he was in a single-vehicle accident. The crash, due to weather conditions, happened at Highway 63 and Interstate 80 near Malcom, ...
    Published 10 months ago | Rated: +1
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    Texas Girl Gets New Heart; Sis Awaiting Transplant

    Texas Girl Gets New Heart; Sis Awaiting Transplant
    DALLAS – A 7-year-old girl received a new heart Monday, more than eight months after she and her older sister were put on the transplant list because of the same rare ailment. Their mother said Shayde Smith is relieved now that her sister Emily has received a transplant. "She's still nervous about it, but she said that now that Emily's made ...
    Published 10 months ago | Rate This
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    How To Write College Term Papers

    Writing college term papers take the time of most students. These college paper requirements are common in students' stay in a university. Thus, it becomes inevitable for anyone seeking a major degree to write his or her own academic paper.   With the growing pressure to deliver, students are sometimes tempted to hire the services of freelance college paper writers ...
    Submitted by keisameiley | Published 4 months ago | Rated: +1
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    'Octomom' Spawns Bills Limiting Embryo Implants

    'Octomom' Spawns Bills Limiting Embryo Implants
    ATLANTA - Lawmakers in two states, outraged by California's "Octomom," are seeking to limit the number of embryos that may be implanted by fertility clinics. The legislation in Missouri and Georgia is intended to spare taxpayers from footing the bill for women having more children than they can afford. But critics say the measures also would make having even one child ...
    Published 8 months ago | Rated: +2
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    Designer Baby Plan Nixed for Now By Fertility Clinic

    Designer Baby Plan Nixed for Now By Fertility Clinic
    The fertility clinic operator who grabbed headlines with his promise to help parents create “designer babies” has backed away from the plan—for the moment. Dr. Jeff Steinberg, director of The Fertility Institutes, earlier this year had offered parents the opportunity to select their future offspring’s hair, eye and skin color by genetically testing embryos. After an outcry, he changed his mind. ...
    Published 8 months ago | Rate This
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    Autopsy: Cocaine Contributed to Billy Mays' Death

    Autopsy: Cocaine Contributed to Billy Mays' Death
    TAMPA, Fla. - An autopsy report shows that cocaine use contributed to the heart disease that suddenly killed TV pitchman Billy Mays in June, officials announced Friday. The Hillsborough County medical examiner's office previously determined that the bearded, boisterous TV spokesman had a heart attack in his sleep. His wife found him unresponsive in bed in their Tampa condo June 28. ...
    Published 3 months ago | Rate This
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    Saved By My Dad's Liver and Mum's Kidney

    Saved By My Dad's Liver and Mum's Kidney
    A brave girl of five has become the first child in Britain to be saved with her parents' organs. Jasmine Mirza received her liver from part of dad Sohrab's, and a kidney from mum Cathie, 33. The NHS Blood and Transplant Agency said both parents becoming living donors was "very, very rare". Jasmine's parents described yesterday how the surgery had created ...
    Published 8 months ago | Rated: +1
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    25 Great Gifts for Healthcare Professionals

    25 Great Gifts for Healthcare Professionals
    Whether you live in a city that is covered in snow, or you are able to enjoy the beach year-round, you can't deny that the holiday season is upon us. It seems that each year decorations go up earlier and folks finish their shopping before the Thanksgiving turkey is in the oven! The growing popularity of online shopping means that there's ...
    Published 12 months ago | Rated: +1
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    Great Holiday Healthcare Gifts Under $25

    A heart-felt gift doesn't have to cost a fortune. Everyone is tightening their belts, but fantastic gifts are still available for the healthcare professional in your life. Check these great items: [page] Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance, Atul Gawande [photo:29963] A follow-up to his first book, Complications, Better is a collection of twelve essays surrounding Gawande's life as a surgeon ...
    Published 12 months ago | Rate This
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    Death of Travolta's Son Raises Medical Questions

    Death of Travolta's Son Raises Medical Questions
    Millions of children and adults have seizures in the United States, but dying from one is rare. That only adds to the confusion and mystery surrounding the life and death of Jett Travolta, the 16-year-old son of actors John Travolta and Kelly Preston. The death certificate lists a seizure as the cause of death, according to an undertaker in the Bahamas, ...
    Published 10 months ago | Rate This
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    Great Holiday Gifts From $25 - $100

    Looking to spend a little more on gifts? These 10 gifts are all under $100 and perfect for a variety of healthcare professionals. [page] Medical Professional Teddy Bear [photo:30005] This teddy bear, wearing scrubs, is a fantastic gift for an adult or child. Say "Happy Holidays" or "Thanks!" with this great gift. Cost: $42.00 Good For: Nurses, Medical Assistants, Doctors, Physician ...
    Published 12 months ago | Rate This
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    Great Holiday Gifts Over $100

    Do you know someone who deserves a truly amazing gift? If money is no object, these two amazing gifts will make anyone's holiday season.                 [page] 23andMe Personal Genome Service [photo:30036] Named the Invention of the Year by TIME Magazine, 23andMe's Personal Genome Service allows anyone to get a map of their own genome, ...
    Published 12 months ago | Rate This
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    Drug From Genetically Engineered Goats a First

    Drug From Genetically Engineered Goats a First
    WASHINGTON – You've heard of making cheese from goats' milk, but prescription drugs? In what would be a scientific first, an anti-clotting drug made from the milk of genetically engineered goats moved closer to government approval Wednesday after experts at the Food and Drug Administration reported that the medication works and its safety is acceptable. Called ATryn, the drug is intended ...
    Published 10 months ago | Rated: +1