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Neonatal Resuscitation and Ventilation Going Ultra Mobilemedgadget.com » Medgadget - Nov 10, 2008 At the upcoming Medica 2008 conference in Düsseldorf next week, KM Medical out of Auckland, New Zealand will be showing off its newly developed high tech portable neonatal resuscitator. The company hopes that its new … Also tagged: emergency medicine, critical care, anesthesiology |
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Obituaries - Nov 9, 2008
Janet B. Hardy, a Johns Hopkins University pediatrics professor who led a pioneering study of mothers and children that provided a wealth of information on teen pregnancy, medical concerns and social issues, died Oct …
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Study Finds Bikes Only Second to Cars in Childhood Injuriesecochildsplay.com » Eco Child's Play - Nov 7, 2008 The green movement has espoused the use of bicycles as a carbon-neutral form of transportation. Health experts suggest bicycle riding can combat childhood obesity. A new report reveals an estimated 389,300 children … Also tagged: health, cycling, kids, transportation, bicycles, outdoor fun, bike riding |
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An Insulin Pump You Can Show Offmedgadget.com » Medgadget - Nov 6, 2008 Jiri Bukvald, a Czech product developer, has proposed this beautiful design for an insulin pump that looks like it's straight out of Star Trek. The OLED display uses little power and looks almost like printed paper … Also tagged: medicine |
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Autism more common in rainy climatesbloggingbaby.com » ParentDish - Nov 5, 2008 Filed under: Newborns, Babies, Toddlers, Preschoolers, Health & safety, Medical conditions, Development, In the news, Environment, Special needs According to experts, the increasing number of autistic children can … Also tagged: health, autism, rain, cornell university, cornelluniversity, special needs, specialneeds, autism causes, autismcauses, autismrates, rainyciimates, autismrain, autism rates, rainy ciimates, autism rain |
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Grandparents take better care of the kidsbloggingbaby.com » ParentDish - Nov 5, 2008 Filed under: Newborns, Babies, Toddlers, Preschoolers, Relatives, Health & safety If your child care situation involves grandparents, you can rest easy knowing they are in good hands. In fact, according to a new … Also tagged: johns hopkins, johnshopkins, childcare, daycare, injury, safety, grandma, injuries, child care, grandparents, day care, stay at home moms, stayathomemoms, grandparentcaregivers, grandparent caregivers |
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Troppo sesso nei telefilm raddoppia le gravidanze tra adolescentitvblog.it » tvblog - Nov 5, 2008 E’ sbarcata da poco anche da noi “La vita segreta di una teenager americana”, storia televisiva di una 16enne che scopre di essere incinta. Prima ancora era stata la volta, al cinema, del bel “Juno”, che raccontava la … Also tagged: notizie, sex and the city, juno, curiosità, stranieri, rand corporation, telefilm e serie tv, carta stampata, maria rita parsi, la vita segreta di una teenager americana, sesso e telefilm, gravidanze telefilm |
netscape.com » Propeller Most Popular Stories - Nov 4, 2008
Teenagers who watch a lot of television programs that contain sexual content are more than twice as likely to be involved in a pregnancy, according ...
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New Approaches To Combat Flu...Coming Soon?medgadget.com » Medgadget - Oct 29, 2008 The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced the first laboratory confirmed case of influenza on October 24th, so it's time to line up for your shot. This year's vaccine will be delivered the same way as usual, but … Also tagged: medicine, public health, nanomedicine |
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Continuous MicroCHIPS Glucose Monitoring Shows Promisemedgadget.com » Medgadget - Oct 24, 2008 Popular Science is reporting on the work of MicroCHIPS, a Bedford, Massachusetts firm that's designing under-skin implantable devices to measure chemicals and deliver drugs. The exciting news is that the firm will be … Also tagged: diagnostics, medicine |