11 May, 2009 – 20:04 | 7 Comments

In an about-face to their stance during the Clinton Administration, leaders of the nation’s healthcare industry have promised to cut prices in response to the Obama Administration’s vow to resolve the healthcare crisis and make health care available to every…

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Anesthesiologist Passes Deadly Meningitis to Two New Mothers
22 June, 2009 – 7:33 | No Comment

One woman has died and the other is in critical condition after contracting cases of bacterial meningitis that was traced to an anesthesiologist who treated them both shortly after each woman gave birth.  Neither of the babies has any sign…

Meningitis Likely As NY Student Dies, 2 Hospitalized
16 March, 2008 – 10:08 | One Comment

Two incidents on two separate New York campuses point to bacterial meningitis, leading school and public health officials urging any students who might have come in contact with these students to seek immediate preventive antibiotic treatment.

Wise Ecology May Reduce Spread of Infectious Disease
20 February, 2008 – 18:41 | 2 Comments

For the first time ever, an international team of researchers has mapped out the areas around the world where infectious diseases, passed from animals to humans, have originated. Using data that dates back to the early 1940s, the study concludes…

At-Risk Children Get New Meningococcal Vaccine
11 December, 2007 – 18:37 | No Comment

Med Headlines - Young children at risk of contracting invasive meningococcal disease now have a vaccine available to them that has proven effective in older children and adults. The vaccine, known as Menactra, received approval by the US Food and…