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... representing more than 10 thousand species. NewsHour paid a visit to the facility to see what’s under everyone’s skin. Ticks -- the blood-sucking, Lyme disease-carrying subclass cousin of mites -- are considered the largest of the kind, but most mites are much smaller. The tiniest mite on record ...
... focused on grey and Hawaiian monk seals, and studied the animals’ DNA, which she extracted from their tissue and fecal matter. But a diagnosis of Lyme disease crippled her immune system and derailed her scientific career. It was during her eventual recovery that she opened the small business with her ...
... Editor’s note: Heimlich still insists that his method works for drowning victims.) For decades, Dr. Heimlich also advocated treating patients with cancer, HIV and Lyme disease by infecting them with malaria but both his theories and research on this issue have long since been discredited by other scientists and ...
... a series of coastal towns today. JOHN RAY: It is unrelenting, barely a chance to catch your breath between crushing waves. From Chesil Beach to Lyme Regis and beyond, the wild southwest wet and windy, with worse still to come. You might watch in awe of nature, but much wiser ...
... MILES: You said you were addicted to drugs...marijuana? MILES: It was pot. I was drinking a lot, and my buddy’s mom had, had Lyme disease, so we used to steal her painkillers. MILES: Oh, so you had painkillers, pot and booze. What kind of, what were you drinking ...
Mitt Romney campaigns last week in Wayne, Pa. Photo by Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post via Getty Images. Heading into Wednesday night's debate, President Obama holds a narrow lead over Mitt Romney nationally and a more sizeable advantage in the battleground states that will ultimately decided the November election. According to the latest Washington Post/ABC News...
The government moved a step closer Friday toward defining what "essential benefits" would be offered by companies selling coverage to millions of Americans in new insurance exchanges. In a 297-page report, the Institute of Medicine, a federal advisory panel, laid out criteria and methods the Department of Health and Human Services should use in developing...
This week, we are running guest posts from some of our favorite economists about the best economics book they’ve read in recent months. Dean Baker: Amidst all the tracts on health care written by policy wonks in the last couple of years, people are likely to find Sick and Tired: How America’s Health Care System...
The end of breast cancer treatment is cause for celebration, but for many patients, it can bring new challenges. Some studies show that up to 65% of women who undergo breast cancer surgery develop lymphedema, a painful swelling of tissue due to excess fluid retention. Ali Rogin spoke with two members of the nonprofit Lymphedema...
While Israeli officials understood there could be some delay in the recovery effort, the families of hostages and their supporters expressed dismay that only four of the 28 bodies were returned on Monday.
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