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African Americans often unaware of kidney disease
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - One reason that African Americans have high rates of kidney failure is that earlier, treatable stages of kidney disease are not being recognized in this population, according to findings from the Jackson Heart Study reported in the American Journal of Kidney Diseases for February.
Reuters

U.S. peanut plant shipped salmonella-tainted products:FDA
A peanut plant in Georgia identified as the source of an outbreakof salmonella shipped out products that managers knew might havebeen tainted, U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials said onTuesday.
Health Central

6 January 2009 - Childhood trauma and ME
"Low levels of the stress hormone cortisol marks out children at higher risk of developing chronic fatigue syndrome as adults," reported the BBC today. It said that if children with low levels of cortisol are exposed to trauma such as sexual abuse, they are six times more likely to develop the condition when older.
MedicineNet

12 January 2009 - Testosterone linked to autism
"A prenatal screening test for autism comes closer today," says The Guardian. It reports that scientists have found links between high testosterone levels in the womb and autistic traits in children. It says this could lead to tests that can identify autistic children before birth.
NHS

More Tests For Salmonella In Peanuts Urged
As health officials scramble to limit the effects of the latest outbreak, food safety advocates have renewed calls for increased testing at peanut processing plants.
CBS News

16 January 2009 - Premature infection blow
"A treatment thought to improve a premature baby's chance of fighting infection does not actually provide any benefit," BBC online reports. The news service says that a protein given to premature babies to boost their immune system does not improve their chances of survival, as was previously thought.
NHS

23 January 2009 - Steroids and child wheeze
"Children who wheeze because of a virus 'should not be given steroids' " reports The Daily Telegraph. The claim is based on a trial of steroid drugs commonly given as a pill to young children suffering from wheezing. It said that steroids are commonly given to children with wheeze as the drug is known to ease the symptoms of asthma, which are similar. The newspaper said that more effective treatment needed to be found for treating asthma-free children who had wheeze.
NHS

MarketResearch.com Announces Distribution of the China Drug Market Reports by Draco Healthcare Consulting LLC
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - January 28, 2009) - As the leading distributor of marketintelligence, MarketResearch.com is pleased to announce a businesspartnership with Draco Healthcare Consulting LLC which allows for themarketing and distribution of Draco's China Annual Drug Market Reportsthrough the MarketResearch.com website.The new relationship offers business professionals throughout the worldeasy access to complete product descriptions and tables of contents fromChina Drug Reports authored by Draco Healthcare Consulting LLC. At the sametime, visitors to the MarketResearch.com website have the ability topurchase China Drug Reports directly through MarketResearch.com's secureserver.
Marketwire

Mammograms may harm young BRCA mutation carriers
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Due to the risk of radiation-induced breast cancer, mammographic screening in young BRCA mutation carriers may have a net harmful effect, according to a report in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Reuters

Parents Urged To Vaccinate Infants Against Hib
A resurgence in the childhood infectious disease Hib (Haemophilus influenza type B) in Minnesota in 2008 has prompted state health officials to obtain additional vaccine and urge parents to work with their health care providers to make sure infants are getting the recommended primary series of three doses of Hib vaccine.read more
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