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Al Sharpton

May 7, 2011 at 11:57 pm

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Black Stroke Victims Call Friends Before 911

Black Stroke Victims Call Friends Before 911

A recent study shows that when suffering from stroke- like symptoms, African Americans are more likely to call a friend instead of 911.

Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington D.C. interviewed 100 acute stroke patients or those who accompanied them to the hospital and found that 75 percent said they called someone else first instead of 911 when they realized something was wrong.   Even more reported

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Jan 11, 2011 at 12:00 pm

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How To Prepare For Flu Season

How To Prepare For Flu Season

Flu season’s arrived with lots of coughing and fever in the South and New York City, and it’s sure to spread to the rest of the country.

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Al Sharpton

Nov 12, 2010 at 8:25 am

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South Africa Turns Apartheid Era Nuclear Bombs Into Medicine

South Africa Turns Apartheid Era Nuclear Bombs Into Medicine

This is a great thing coming out of South Africa. They have managed to turn weapons of destruction into tools of healing. The American Foreign Press reports:

South Africa has transformed apartheid-era nuclear weapons into a tool for detecting cancer and heart disease, with a new technology that could ease global worries about nuclear arms trafficking.

After voluntarily dismantling its weapons programme, democratic South Africa used the leftover nuclear fuel to produce

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Mildred Gaddis

Jun 17, 2010 at 10:55 am

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Study Shows HBCUs Are Best In Training Doctors To Serve Poor People

Study Shows HBCUs Are Best In Training Doctors To Serve Poor People

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Mildred Gaddis

May 7, 2010 at 12:00 pm

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Medical Association Backs Ritual “Nick” As Female Circumcision Option

Medical Association Backs Ritual “Nick” As Female Circumcision Option

From the NY Times:

In a controversial change to a longstanding policy concerning the practice of female circumcision in some African and Asian cultures, the American Academy of Pediatrics is suggesting that American doctors be given permission to perform a ceremonial pinprick or “nick” on girls from these cultures if it would keep their families from sending them overseas for the full circumcision.

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Jan 21, 2010 at 10:11 am

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U.S. Official: We’re Improving Aid To Haiti

U.S. Official: We’re Improving Aid To Haiti

Stung by criticism that aid hasn’t been getting into earthquake-ravaged Haiti quickly enough, U.S. officials say they are taking steps to right both the problem and the perception.

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Mildred Gaddis

Nov 24, 2009 at 4:56 pm

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New Guidelines Push Back Testing Age For Various Cancers

New Guidelines Push Back Testing Age For Various Cancers

According to new guidelines by a major medical group, the recommended ages to test for various cancers has been changed.

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