A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENERAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE PROVIDERS' PERCEPTIONS ON PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY TELEMEDICINE
Objective Most children in the United States are evaluated in general emergency departments , which are staffed by practitioners who...
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Objective Every year, emergency medical services agencies transport approximately 150,000 pediatric patients between hospitals. During...
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Lower extremity fractures caused by road traffic accidents can result in significant morbidity and account for a substantial part of...
LOS ANGELES CONSIDERS SHUTTERING CELEBRITY FAVORITE HOOKAH LOUNGES
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POPULAR DIABETES DRUG MAY CONTAIN A CARCINOGEN
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BLACK TAR HEROIN BLAMED AFTER FLESH-EATING BACTERIA KILLS SEVEN PEOPLE IN SAN DIEGO
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FASTING FOR 14 HOURS A DAY MAY CUT RISKS FOR DIABETES, HEART DISEASE
University of California, San Diego, researchers put 19 people at risk for the three chronic disease on a schedule that let them eat...
8 THINGS WE CAN LEARN FROM THE CARNIVORE MOVEMENT
A few years ago, I wrote a post describing all the things that avowed Primal eaters can learn from plant-based or even vegan dieters....
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JUST HALF AN HOUR OF BRISK WALKING EVERY DAY COULD REDUCE THE RISK OF DIABETES
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NEW DRUG MAY REVERSE DEMENTIA, STUDY SUGGESTS
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MORE FSMPS TO COME: NESTLÉ HEALTH SCIENCE CHINA OPENS NEW PRODUCT INNOVATION CENTRE
Nestlà Health Science China has officially inaugurated its product innovation centre in Taizhou, Jiangsu province, to beef up the firmâs...
"SLEIGH THE HOLIDAY" IS JUST LIKE IT SOUNDS: STRUCTURED WORKOUTS FOR THE BUSIEST TIME OF YEAR
The holiday season means family reunions, last-minute gift shopping , and Winter woes. It's all very exciting and very. .. tiring,...
SCIENTISTS DEVELOP A 'MONTHLY' BIRTH CONTROL THAT SLOWLY RELEASES DOSES
Nearly 65 percent of women on birth control choose the pill in the US. Soon, they may only need to take it once a month, instead of...
SURPRISING STUDY FINDS PEOPLE WHO WERE UNDER 'MILD STRESS' AS CHILDREN LIVE LONGER
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