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Another Puppet Ruler USA 11/16 (Indymedia Chiapas)
'Twas an attempt by the media over the past few years to drive people insane over the matter of putting another "puppet ruler" in the White House to be manipulated by the ever-growing private army of Zion's Secrect Police; i.e. Secret Service, which must number @ 120,000 by now.
Brush your teeth, save your life? (CNN)
Oral surgeon Dr. Gary Bouloux is about to pull a diseased wisdom tooth from his patient's mouth, using forceps that look like a pair of silver pliers.
Stem-Cell Trachea Transplant Sets New Treatment Standard (TechNewsWorld.com)
Doctors have given a woman a new windpipe with tissue grown from her own stem cells, eliminating the need for antirejection drugs. "This technique has great promise," said Eric Genden, MD, who did a similar transplant in 2005 at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. That operation used both donor and recipient tissue.
Blood cells help treat diabetes patients (Tiscali)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Stem cells taken from the blood of a few diabetes patients have "re-set" their immune systems, helping 14 out of 15 live for months and even years without insulin, researchers reported on Tuesday.
Mother-child bond may help prevent cancer (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Mothers have many reasons for loving their sons. But one blessing they probably don't know about is the cells their sons gave them when they were in the womb.
Researchers Targeting Bacterial Blood Infections (The Suncoast News Pinellas)
Bacteria can cause potentially fatal infections that can spread along the bloodstream and attack organs such the lungs or bladder. With bacteria increasingly showing resistance to standard antibiotic drugs, this is a growing, if somewhat under-reported, human health risk.
Battling Bacteria In The Blood: Mathematical Models Help In Tackling Deadly Infections (Science Daily)
It's a leading cause of death, but no one knows for sure how and why it happens. It's a major source of health care costs, adding days or weeks to the hospital stays of millions of people. But no one fully understands how best to fight it. Now, new research is tackling the problem at its most basic level, in hopes of finding new and more effective ways to treat bacteremia and sepsis.
Bone Marrow/Blood Drive on Thursday (Woburn Daily Times Chronicle)
On Thursday, November 20, the Malcolm White School on Bow Street will be hosting a Bone Marrow/Blood Drive in honor of two Woburn children who are both courageously battling cancer, namely, Bridget Sweeney and Ethan Hickey.
Hypertension Develops Early, Silently, In African-American Men (Medical News Today)
Young and healthy African-American men have higher central blood pressure and their blood vessels are stiffer compared to their white counterparts, signs that the African American men are developing hypertension early and with little outward sign, according to a new study.
Saturday blood drive to benefit Woodlands man with leukemia. (The Woodlands Villager)
Neighbors, friends and family of The Woodlands’ Steve Gentry have organized a Saturday blood drive to help the 44-year-old combat the leukemia he was diagnosed with in July.