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Dangerous bacteria on increase: expert
LONDON (Reuters) - A dangerous, drug-resistant bacterium normally found in soil and water is on the increase in hospitals worldwide, an infectious disease expert warned on Tuesday.
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Massachusetts Public Health Council Approves Measure To Curb Teaching Hospitals` Expansion Into Suburbs
The Massachusetts Public Health Council on Wednesday unanimously approved measures to increase oversight of teaching hospital expansion projects with the aim of ensuring that new facilities do not duplicate services offered by community hospitals or imperil existing facilities, the Boston Globe reports.
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3 Brevard hospitals ban smoking
Wuesthoff Health System will launch their tobacco bans Nov. 20, Great American Smokeout Day. The ban will cover all hospital facilities and ancillary locations for the three Brevard County hospital s...
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For high school doping, parents want school interventions, penalties
The University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children'rsquo;s Hospital National Poll on Children'rsquo;s Health finds that nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes is aware of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by an athlete in their community. The poll also finds that most parents feel that schools 'ndash; with minimal penalties to individual students 'ndash; should be responsible for handling the problem.
University Michigan

For high school doping, parents want school intervention, penalties
The University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children'rsquo;s Hospital National Poll on Children'rsquo;s Health finds that nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes is aware of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by an athlete in their community. The poll also finds that most parents feel that schools 'ndash; with minimal penalties to individual students 'ndash; should be responsible for handling the problem.
University Michigan

For high school doping, parents want school intervention low penalties
The University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children'rsquo;s Hospital National Poll on Children'rsquo;s Health finds that nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes is aware of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by an athlete in their community. The poll also finds that most parents feel that schools 'ndash; with minimal penalties to individual students 'ndash; should be responsible for handling the problem.
University Michigan

Some Hospitals Ignore Simple Steps To Control MRSA Infection
Michael Berens and Ken Armstrong investigated MRSA - methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus - in Washington hospitals, are analyzing millions of records to track one of the nation's most widespread and preventable epidemics.They found that Washington doesn't track the MRSA germ or its victims and the state's hospitals don't have to reveal infection rates.The project also reveals that Washington hospitals generally do not test people for MRSA - a measure that has enabled federal veterans hospitals to reduce their cases to near zero.read more
CBC.ca

Putting Health Care on an Energy Diet
Square foot by square foot, hospitals use twice as much energy as office buildings. Can we cut energy use without sacrificing care?
CBC.ca

First Ovary Transplant Woman Gives Birth
A 39-year old woman who had the world's first whole ovary transplant gave birth to a healthy daughter in a private London hospital last week after undergoing pioneering new treatment developed in the US that allowed her to receive an ovary donated by her twin sister and then conceive naturally, according to a BBC News report.
medicalnewstoday.com

South Korea Joins Lucrative Practice of Inviting Medical Tourists to Its Hospitals
Procedures that may cost tens of thousands of dollars in the United States can often be done for one-third or even one-tenth of the cost in Asia, with much shorter waiting times.
CBC.ca

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