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Site Offers Web's Most Comprehensive Information About Anti-Jet-Lag Di
With the summer travel season beginning, travelers who need to beat jet lag can learn how by visiting http://www.antijetlagdiet.com online. This Web site offers the most comprehensive free information anywhere on the Internet about how to use the famous Anti-Jet-Lag Diet, developed by biologists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory. Research Warns Against Sleeping In Contact Lenses
Sleeping in contact lenses can lead to an increased risk of severe eye infection, new research suggests. But new generation contact lenses, the investigation reveals, perform better in this regard than their predecessors. New Diagnostic Test For Detecting Infection In Prosthetic Joints
Researchers have discovered a new, more accurate diagnostic test to detect infection of prosthetic joints, potentially leading to better treatment options and patient outcomes. While most people who have their hips or knees replaced experience dramatic benefit, a small percentage require additional surgery, most commonly for infection or loosening of the prosthetic joint. U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Investigative Assistance: The Whis
Resources for employees who wish to report unlawful treatment resulting from their reporting violations of worker health and safety law as provided in the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and other statutes related to transportation, the environment, and corporate fraud. Includes the text of the whistleblower protection provisions for the acts, instructions for filing a complaint, and informational brochures for protections related to industries such as trucking and the airlines. From the U.S. Department of Labor. Risk Of Disability Rises In States With Income Inequality
A massive survey reveals Americans living in states with high rates of income inequality are significantly more likely to have a disability that limits the completion of daily tasks such as dressing, bathing and mobility at home. Apple, AT&T Slapped With IPhone Monopoly Suits
Two lawsuits accuse the companies of unfair business practices and antitrust violations based on their restrictions for using the iPhone. CiteXplore
What is it with software and websites and scientific tools that they all have to have these mixed case acronyms, abbreviations, and odd spelling?Anyway, today sees the launch of another odd spelling from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory’s European Bioinformatics Institute - CiteXplore. This is a freely accessible literature resource service that melds data from [...] Faster, More Sensitive Method For Detecting Anthrax
Amid continuing concerns that anthrax might be used as a bioterrorism weapon, government researchers report development of a faster, more sensitive blood test for detecting the deadly toxins produced by the anthrax bacterium, Bacillus anthracis. The test produces results in only 4 hours and could save lives by allowing earlier detection of infection, they say. New Study Finds No Link Between Kawasaki Disease And Newly Discovered
A newly described virus is not a cause of Kawasaki disease, according to an article by a group of researchers in Denver, Colorado. The cause or causes of Kawasaki disease, an important pediatric infection that may lead to heart disease, have long been elusive. A study published in The Journal of Infectious Diseases last year by Jeffrey S. Kahn, MD, and colleagues at Yale University suggested that Kawasaki disease was associated with a new human coronavirus -- one of a family of viruses affecting the respiratory tract. As an accompanying editorial pointed out then, the association required confirmation by other investigators. Leading Pediatricians Group Recommends Infants Sleep In Cribs, Not Par
A Saint Louis University associate professor of pediatrics calls the American Academy of Pediatrics' revised recommendations about bed-sharing and SIDS "gutsy."
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