More than 90 percent of people who survived a prescription opioid overdose were able to obtain another prescription for the very drugs that nearly killed them, according to a Boston […]
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The race to develop Ebola vaccines closed in on the finish line this year, as scientists tested two candidates that could ultimately be stockpiled for future outbreaks. Both vaccines target […]
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After being responsible within a six-month window for five outbreaks sickening at least 355 people with variousĀ pathogens and viruses ā and also closingĀ at least 62 of its restaurants ā thereās […]
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The issue of wastewater dispersal and treatment represents a major stumbling block to business development in Bourneās downtown business area. Lack of wastewater capacity is a limiting factor to growth […]
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Several different viruses can cause the common cold, and one way for these viruses to spread is when an infected person sneezes or coughs. A vigorous cough or sneeze launches […]
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At 9:45 a.m. in early November, I walk into the exam room to see my patient, Maria Smith (not her real name). She’s 32 years old, with a history of […]
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I have been involved in the sushi industry since 2000 when my husband, Thihan Tun, and I opened Tun Asian Foods. We were an exclusive on-site sushi provider for Stop […]
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UV light causes everything from sunburn to skin cancer and the wrinkles and sagging that come with age. But what exactly does it do in our bodies to wreak all […]
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Thereās a cruel irony about smoking: Those who can least afford to smoke are the ones most likely to. Higher-income, well-educated people have all but given up smoking in recent […]
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