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  • Johns Hopkins Dealing With Outbreak Of Hand, Food, Mouth Disease.

    The Baltimore Sun (10/23, McDaniels) reports Johns Hopkins University “is dealing with an outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease that has sickened at least 129 people at its Homewood campus in North Baltimore.” University officials “have been warning s...
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  • Op-Ed: More Work Needed To Eradicate Polio.

    Barry Rassin, President of Rotary International, and Dr. Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization, write for TIME (10/24, Rassin) describing the challenges that must be surmounted to complete the eradication of polio. “No ma...
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  • Adenovirus Kills Six Children At New Jersey Medical Facility.

    All three network news broadcasts led with coverage of the deaths of six children in a viral outbreak at a New Jersey medical facility. Dr. Jon Lapook reported in the lead story for the CBS Evening News (10/23, lead story, 1:45, Glor) that “New Jersey he...
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  • Siemens Healthineers Teams Up With Healthy.io For Smartphone-Based Urine Testing.

    Reuters (10/23, Copley) reports Siemens Healthineers has partnered with Israeli start-up Healthy.io in an effort to “test their urine at home by using a smartphone camera that scans a dipstick and sends the results to their doctor.” Regular urine testing...
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  • People Have Raised Almost $7 Million For Dubious Medical Treatments On Crowdfunding Platforms, Study Indicates.

    The AP (10/23, Tanner) reports researchers found that “people seeking dubious, potentially harmful treatment for cancer and other ailments raised nearly $7 million over two years from crowdfunding sites.” The findings were published in the Journal of the...
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