Tree-bark gum takes bite out of bad breath - MSNBC
Primary school stops classes after EV-71 case confirmed - South China Morning Post
Classes for primary one and two students at a school in Tin Shui Wai were suspended for two weeks on Thursday, local media reported. This follows confirmation by health experts that six pupils had developed mouth ulcers and blisters on their hands
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Assamese NRIs preparing white paper on rhino - Economic Times
HOUSTON: Assamese NRIs in the US who remain concerned over increasing incidents of rhino poaching in their native state are preparing a white paper on the one-horned rhinoceros. “We think volumes have been written and spoken about the ineffectiveness
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The Pink-Bubble-Gum-Flavored Dilemma Why doctors give out antibiotics - Slate
While working a busy night shift in the ER recently, I evaluated a 13-month-old girl. On her chart, the triage nurse had written: “Infant with fever and runny nose. Mother here for antibiotics.” The baby was fussy but probably more tired than
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Tracing Jersey s first printer and the fever that did him in - Recorder Community Newspapers
MADISON The public is invited to join author and historian Gordon Bond as he presents A Nervous Fever: Tracing the Last Days of James Parker, at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 24, at the Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 9 Main St. at Green Village
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Magnolia bark takes bite out of bad breath - Daily Mail
Magnolia bark extract - a traditional Chinese medicine - may be the newest weapon in the war on bad breath. A major chewing gum maker said that it has added the germ-killing compound to their gum and mints. The hope is to not simply mask bad breath
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Post-quake China watches for disease - International Herald Tribune
MIANYANG, China : More than 5,000 health workers have fanned out to disinfect China’s earthquake-hit villages, and doctors and nurses are stationed round the clock in refugee camps to try to prevent survivors from falling sick. At the Jiujiang Sports
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