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Health
Simple, Flexible Test Will Save Many Lives, Health Experts Say
Saturday, 13 October 2007
When Olga Martinez heard about a new, easy-to-use test that could prevent thousands of cervical cancer deaths every year, she jumped at the opportunity to test it out in Mexico.
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City Universities To Gain From California's Nursing Shortage
Saturday, 13 October 2007
Faced with an impending nursing shortage, government officials in California have gone a step further than thinking out of the box. They're thinking outside of the country.
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Climate Change May Force Mexico's To Rethink Dengue Fever Assumptions
Saturday, 06 October 2007
A six-year-old girl, living in the storm-battered Lake Chapala community of San Juan Cosala, has been taken to a Guadalajara hospital to be treated for dengue fever. At the same time, authorities were vaccinating San Juan residents for tetanus, measles and dengue. Yet, according to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta (CDC), the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization, there exists no effective, affordable vaccine for dengue. This is because there are four virus strains, each so different that there is no cross-protection.
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US Doctors Instrumental In New City Eye Clinic
Saturday, 06 October 2007
The Guadalajara Red Cross has two U.S. ophthalmologists to thank for its new eye surgery clinic, which opened last week.
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