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  • Germany Passes Law Requiring School Children And Others To Be Vaccinated Against Measles

    The New York Times (11/14, Eddy) reports that with the aim of addressing the growing number of measles cases, Germany passed a law that will require children to be vaccinated against the disease to attend school. Under the law, “all children seeking to at...
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  • Drug-Resistant Pathogens May Sicken Around 3 Million And Kill About 35,000 In The US Each Year, CDC Report Says

    The Washington Post (11/13, A1, Sun) reports that “drug-resistant germs sicken about 3 million people every year in the United States and kill about 35,000, representing a much larger public health threat than previously understood, according to a long-aw...
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  • Researchers Use CRISPR To Silence Key Gene In Hepatitis B Virus

    Medscape (11/12, Bennett, Subscription Publication) reports researchers used CRISPR “to silence an important hepatitis B virus gene” in “a proof-of-concept in vitro study” presented at the Liver Meeting, the American Association for the Study of Liver Dis...
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  • Predictive Analytics Algorithm May Accurately Identify Children At High Risk Of Developing Septic Shock In The ED, Researchers Say

    Health IT Analytics (11/13, Kent) reports, “A predictive analytics algorithm was able to accurately identify children at high risk of developing septic shock in the emergency department (ED),” researchers concluded. After analyzing data on “2,464 visits,”...
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  • Triple Combination Therapy Appears Effective In Patients With Hepatitis D, Research Suggests

    MedPage Today (11/13, Walker) reports researchers at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) found that “triple combination therapy for hepatitis D was associated with a decline in hepatitis D virus (HDV) RNA for nearl...
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