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A student is being given the H1N1 vaccine shot. (AFP/Getty Images) The official H1N1 death toll in China’s northwestern province of Jilin was two as of Nov. 15, according to the province’s Health Bureau. The real death toll far exceeds that number, according...
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A military judge in Texas has found a former Air Force nurse accused of killing three terminally ill patients not guilty of murder. Fontana has been in the Air Force since 2006 and served a tour in Iraq in 2007. He worked as an intensive care nurse at...
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Conn.— Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says more than $500,000 -- possibly more -- has been illegally diverted from funds raised from specialty license plates to the state's General Fund. Blumenthal says transferring money from those accounts, created...
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The study of how best to manage high blood-sugar levels in the critically ill found that a relatively new treatment called intensive insulin therapy has a 10 per cent higher death rate than the conventional treatment, which is also much cheaper. The normal...
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An Air Force nurse has been charged in the deaths of three terminally ill patients at a San Antonio military hospital...Michael Fontana administered lethal doses of medication to three patients in his care at Wilford Hall Medical Center, the Air Force's...
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The lessons learned by medics from a trip to Everest could help the treatment of critically ill patients. The team that braved the Himalayan summit to study the body's responses to extreme adversity has recorded the lowest ever human blood oxygen level.
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Access to Experimental Drugs for Terminally Ill Patients ," Journal of the American Medical Association : In the commentary, Benjamin Falit and Cary Gross of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholars Program and Yale University's Section of...
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Washington state officials have four months to set up a new voter-approved law allowing doctors to prescribe lethal medication to terminally ill patients. Washington is now the second state in the nation to have such a law, and officials may look to neighboring...
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March 29, 2008 A psychiatrist is expected to be struck off this weekend after being found guilty of conducting unethical drug tests on mentally ill patients. Tonmoy Sharma, a former lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, wrongly recruited patients
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