Timeline of the 2009 H1N1 Flu Outbreak: The Beginning
Updated May 2, 2009 — How fast have things been moving in the current H1N1 swine flu outbreak? Follow the history of the emerging pandemic.
Continue ReadingUpdated May 2, 2009 — How fast have things been moving in the current H1N1 swine flu outbreak? Follow the history of the emerging pandemic.
Continue ReadingThe WHO and the CDC reacted strongly to the 2009 outbreak of H1N1 influenza, a.k.a. swine flu. But you don’t need to panic just yet.
Continue ReadingIf your doctor needs to see what’s going on inside your airways or lungs, you may undergo a fiberoptic bronchoscopy. Read on to find out what’s …
Continue ReadingUpdated May 2, 2009 — How is the “swine flu” transmitted? And how can you prevent the infection? Surprisingly, swine flu prevention, …
Continue ReadingSwine flu is the common name for a variety of influenza called H1N1. An April 2009 outbreak in Mexico caused worldwide concern and even panic, as …
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Continue ReadingLower back pain is a common complaint of workers throughout the United States. When non-surgical treatment options fail, many sufferers turn to a …
Continue ReadingThe removal of some, or all, of your thyroid may have temporary or (sometimes) permanent effects on your voice.
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Continue ReadingArachnoid cysts are part of a rare neurologic disorder for which there is no known cure. They can be managed with a proper diagnosis, an understanding …
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Continue ReadingHow are surgical drapes used to combat surgery-site infections? Proper surgical draping technique is critical to patient health.
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