- Manitoba labour groups want mandatory devices to end needlestick injuries.
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Labour unions want the provincial governruent to require the mandatory use of safety-engineered needles and medical sharps devices. They argue that this would, almost eliminate the 3,500 needlestick injuries that healthcare workers in Manitoba experience every year....
- Ghariyals' death sinks 35yrs effort.
Byline: Neha Shukla LUCKNOW: Loss of 81 ghariyals over the past month at the National Chambal Sanctuary has set back the ghariyal conservation programme by nearly 35 years, experts have warned. Moreover, with no anatomical study ever being done on ......
- A shrinking, risky world.
Byline: The Register-Guard Anyone doubting that our world has become a global village need only consider the speed with which the mysterious disease known as severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, has spread throughout the world. Globalization has joined more ......
- Mysterious disease hits village.
Byline: G SATHYANARAYANA BELLARY: People in Siddammanahalli near Bellary were panic-stricken with the sudden development of pain in joints. When checked, about 70 persons in a village of 100 were suffering from this disease which was accidentally traced by the ......
- 4 die, 4 infected by meningococcemia in Baguio.
Byline: MAR T. SUPNAD BAGUIO CITY The nations "Summer Capital" was struck by a mysterious disease called "meningococcemia" that killed four persons and caused the hospitalization of four others in just 30 hours. Top government and Department of Health (DoH) ......
- States brace for outbreak as mysterious disease attacks people worldwide. (On First Reading).
The frenzied preparations states made after the 2001 anthrax outbreaks may be a boon in battling a contagious and mysterious infectious disease, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), that has been killing people around the world. SARS has spread primarily in ......
- Now, fish dying in Bengal.
Byline: Monotosh Chakraborty KOLKATA: After bird flu, a mysterious disease has hit the fish population in large parts of South 24 Parganas in West Bengal. A few hundred dead fish were seen floating in ponds in Nepalgunj, Julpia, Baruipur, Bhangore, ......
- Nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy clues sought: hunt for a cause.
LAS VEGAS -- Like detectives hot on the trail of a killer, researchers are scouring the medical histories, laboratory tests, and dermatopathology slides of patients with nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy for clues as to the cause of the mysterious disease. Seventy ......
- Post People.
Scott Hamilton has a thing about winning. It be in 1981 when the future king of the rink finished first in the World Championships and went on to pile up 16 consecutive firsts, topped off by a gold medal in ......
- A Miracle at Hickory.
It was 1944. Parents all over the United States were warning their children about a terrible disease called poliomyelitis, (pole-ee-oh-MILE-eye-tiss), or polio, also called infantile paralysis. "Don't go to the beach," parents warned. "Don't lean too close to the water ......
- More "preventive detention" from the bush administration.
"The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a phone-book-thick proposed rule yesterday that would give the federal government new powers to track the comings and goings of individual travelers and expand the circumstances under which passengers exposed to ......
- Who's that? Yet another mysterious disease that masquerades as the flu.
MELISSA'S FIRST BRUSH WITH DEATH, AN automobile accident that put her in a coma, came when she was 15. After extensive rehabilitation, her youthful vitality returned. Her next bout with death came 10 years later, and this time I was ......
- Mysterious disease kills pigs.
Byline: Suchandana Gupta BHOPAL: After chickens in Maharashtra, it's pigs and peacocks in MP. A mysterious disease has struck the swine population and over 500 pigs have died in the past fortnight in Mhow and Indore city. There are also ......
- SARS: the world tour. (News Cartoon).
Even though the creatures in this cartoon are singing an upbeat tune, their music might have a sobering effect on audiences. That's because the creatures represent SARS, a mysterious disease that has killed more than 100 people worldwide in just ......
- A common dog virus diminishes lion pride.
In 1994, a mysterious disease hit lions in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, killing up to one-third of them. Indeed, the number of lions in the park plunged from about 3,000 to 2,000 that year. After examining blood and tissue samples ......