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There were 347 million people with diabetes worldwide in 2008, according to international team of researchers working with The World Health Organization (WHO).
Lower Doses of Anemia Drugs Recommended: FDA
The Food and Drug Administration released Friday reducing the dosage for anemia drugs Procrit, Epogen and Aranesp for patients with chronic kidney disease due to increased risks of stroke, blood clots and death. “FDA is recommending new, more conservative dosing recommendations for erythropoiesis-stimulating agents [ESAs] for patients with chronic kidney disease,” Dr. Robert C. Kane
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The star of slap-comedy TV-shows and movies Jackass Ryan Dunn and his passenger died after his speeding Porches crashed and burst into flames.
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Portable Pools Have Drowning Risk for Children
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Is alcohol the main cause of Ryan Dunn’s death?
Even after the release of the preliminary autopsy results by the coroner's office, questions remain about whether alcohol played a role in the crash. Chester County Coroner's Office spokeswoman Patty Emmons said the toxicology results that will help decide whether alcohol was factor, will take up to 6 weeks to be released.
Ryan Dunn's death caused by blunt force and thermal trauma
The Chester County Coroner's office on Tuesday confirmed that both Ryan Dunn and his passenger died from the impact of a crash and the fire that engulfed the 2007 Porsche he was driving early Monday morning. The Chester County coroner said blunt force trauma and thermal trauma were the causes of death for both victims, according to the Associated Press.
Blunt force trauma reported as cause of Ryan Dunn’s death
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[PHOTOS] FDA Unveils Nine Graphic Health Warnings as Cigarette Label
The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have come up with new cigarette warning labels, its first in more than 25 years. The new labels are required to be on all cigarette packs, cartons and advertisement by no later than September 2012.
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The nine graphic health warnings that will appear on every pack of cigarettes sold in the U.S and in every cigarette advertisement beginning in September 2012 were released by HHS Secretary Sebelius and FDA Commissioner Hamburg on Tuesday.
8 Percent of U.S. Children Suffer from Food Allergies
A new study published in the journal Pediatrics found that 8 percent of U.S. children age 18 or under are affected by food allergies. That equates to 5.9 million children, according to a study by Dr. Ruchi Gupta of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
Portable Pools Pose High Risk of Drowning for Children
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More Children Suffer from Food Allergies Than Government Estimates
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Spitz says Tape on Caylee's Skull Placed After Decomposition
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