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Contaminated Heparin Syringes Recalled - MedPage Today

Contaminated Heparin Syringes Recalled
MedPage Today - 45 minutes ago
By Peggy Peck, Executive Editor, MedPage Today ANGIER, NC, Dec. 21 -- A lot of pre-filled heparin IV flush syringes found to be contaminated with Serratia marcescens has been recalled by a medical device company here.
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WHO says mass bird flu vaccinations not necessary (AFP)

AFP - The World Health Organisation (WHO) said Friday there was no need for a massive vaccine campaign against the bird flu virus (H5N1) because it has not been proven that it would become a pandemic.

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Florida rolls out discount drug card - Orlando Sentinel

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Florida rolls out discount drug card
Orlando Sentinel - 12 hours ago
Nearly 4 million Floridians who have no prescription-insurance coverage could get lower-priced drugs at pharmacies across the state under a new program unveiled Thursday by Gov.
State program offers discounts on prescriptions to 4 million Palm Beach Post
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Breast reconstruction often not discussed - Reuters

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Breast reconstruction often not discussed
Reuters - 6 hours ago
By Megan Rauscher NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women with breast cancer faced with treatment decisions are often not told by their surgeons about the possibility of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, a study confirms.
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WHO says only limited human H5N1 spread in Pakistan (Reuters)

Reuters - The World Health Organization (WHO) suspects there has been only limited human-to-human transmission of the H5N1 virus in Pakistan, but international test results are pending, an official said on Friday.

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ARH and nurses reach an agreement - Appalachian News-Express

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ARH and nurses reach an agreement
Appalachian News-Express - 11 hours ago
By Audrey Carter Registered nurses who have been striking against Appalachian Regional Hospitals for the past three months may soon be returning to work.
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