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(The Olympian) wrote:
Have you noticed all of the new babies around you lately? It must be because the weather is nice and more people are out with their babies getting a dose of fresh air and sunshine.
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(Vietnam Net) wrote:
VietNamNet Bridge – A national seminar in Hanoi on August 4 has underlined newborn screening tests as an effective tool to treat congenital metabolism disorders.
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Newborn Screening Mentioned:
(KSNT Topeka) wrote:
The KDHE laboratories at Forbes Field are closed because employees discovered mold on the ceilings
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(The Olympian) wrote:
State Patrol recognized as best in U.S.
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(The Olympian) wrote:
State Patrol recognized as best in U.S.
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(Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) wrote:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.----ViaCord, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PerkinElmer, Inc. , today announced a new partnership with global sports superstar Mia Hamm and the Mia Hamm Foundation to jointly raise awareness of the value and benefits of umbilical cord blood banking, and support the Foundation's mission of supporting cord blood or bone marrow transplant patients and their families.
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(R News) wrote:
A former Buffalo Bill and NFL pro hall of famer was in Rochester Friday night. Jim Kelly and his wife Jill hosted the 6th Annual Rochester Hunter's Hope Candlelight Ball at the Clarion Riverside Hotel.
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(Shenandoah Valley News Today) wrote:
Twelve-year-old Koreen Polsley is your average small-town girl. She likes playing sports, watching scary movies and hanging out at the swimming pool, but Polsley is limited to a strict diet restricting her amount of protein.
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(Montgomery Advertiser) wrote:
RAVE: For the life and work of Dr. Ira L. Myers, who was the longest-serving state health officer in Alabama and, at the time of his retirement, the longest serving state health officer in the nation. He died Wednesday.
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(New Kerala) wrote:
Kolkata, Jul 25 : Over 1.1 lakh babies in West Bengal are born with hearing deficiency, which could, however, be reduced significantly if they were detected within the first three months and proper treatment provided to the children.
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(WSFA 12 Montgomery) wrote:
Montgomery, AL (WSFA) -- Former State Health Officer Dr. Ira Lee Myers dies. Dr. Myers served as Alabama's state health officer from 1963 until his retirement in April 1986.
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(The Herald Bulletin) wrote:
Volunteers from all over Madison County raised more than $32,600 for March for Babies, formerly known as WalkAmerica, to benefit all infants — those born healthy as well as those who need help to survive and thrive.
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