added 2007 Sun Jun 10 10:47:10 by populist
Is it really so hard to cope with new street diseases? No. It's a matter of management priorities that trickle down from the NIH, through the CDC, to The Joint Commission, the AHA, AMA, ANA, etc., to the individual hospital administrator who says, we've got to clean this place up Γ;ΒΆΓΆβ;;Β&n
Is it really so hard to cope with new street diseases? No. It's a matter of management priorities that trickle down from the NIH, through the CDC, to The Joint Commission, the AHA, AMA, ANA, etc., to the individual hospital administrator who says, we've got to clean this place up Γ;ΒΆΓΆβ;;Β&n
added 2007 Thu May 31 19:16:50 by populist
On Wednesday night's "Countdown," Air America Radio talk show host Rachel Maddow discuss the recent TB scare. Maddow points out that the CDC literally had no plan in place for this kind of dangerous situation and the abysmal way they dealt with it.
On Wednesday night's "Countdown," Air America Radio talk show host Rachel Maddow discuss the recent TB scare. Maddow points out that the CDC literally had no plan in place for this kind of dangerous situation and the abysmal way they dealt with it.
added 2007 Wed Mar 21 7:22:06 by STONERS
General Motors Corp.'s OnStar service is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help emergency responders more effectively treat crash victims.
General Motors Corp.'s OnStar service is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to help emergency responders more effectively treat crash victims.
added 2007 Wed Feb 7 3:40:37 by KeithMcDuffee
Births to unmarried women, and births by C-section, hit record highs in 2005, according to the CDC's annual "vital statistics" report.
Births to unmarried women, and births by C-section, hit record highs in 2005, according to the CDC's annual "vital statistics" report.
added 2006 Thu Aug 10 17:45:08 by dirtyfratboy
Some doctors dismiss these patients as delusional. But the condition has caused a small frenzy on the Internet, with hundreds of people pleading for help. "Sometimes the government doesn't want to panic people until they can figure out a definitive cause," said Pat Boddie, an Alabama woman who said she's had Morgellons for 14 years.
Some doctors dismiss these patients as delusional. But the condition has caused a small frenzy on the Internet, with hundreds of people pleading for help. "Sometimes the government doesn't want to panic people until they can figure out a definitive cause," said Pat Boddie, an Alabama woman who said she's had Morgellons for 14 years.
