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Pain relievers: What are the differences?
Acetaminophen
Brand name: Tylenol
Best for: Excellent for pain relief and fever reduction. Commonly used long-term for osteoarthritis, chronic back pain and headaches.
Side effects: Very few if taken as directed, which makes it our experts' first...Tags: Liver Failure, Acetaminophen (drug), Headaches, High Blood Pressure, Tylenol (drug)
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Value of bed rest for pregnant women questioned
Margaret Simon spent the last four months of her pregnancy lying in bed on a doctor's orders, hoping to prevent a miscarriage and a preterm birth. As a result, Simon lost her job, struggled to care for her two older children and grew so unfit that she got...Tags: Brooklyn (New York City), High Blood Pressure, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Health, Physical Therapy
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Man Stabs 28 Children in Kindergarten Attack
KTLA NewsTAIXING, China - The screams of the 4-year-olds inside the kindergarten could be heard out in the street. When people ran in to investigate, they found what one witness said was a scene "too horrible to imagine" - blood everywhere as a knife-wielding man...Tags: KTLA, Mental Health, China, Health, Crimes
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Giffords' next step is recovering mental abilities
On Friday, Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was moved to a rehabilitation center in Houston, where she'll embark on her next phase of recovery after she was shot in the head Jan. 8.
There, a team will develop an individualized plan of achieveable goals,...Tags: Health, Crimes, Riverside Regional Medical Center, Crime, Law and Justice, Injuries and Wounds
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Insurers sometimes reject neonatal intensive care costs
Kaiser Health NewsMany expectant parents are pretty savvy these days about making sure that their obstetrician and the hospital where they plan to have their baby are in their health insurance network. Using an out-of-network provider would almost certainly mean higher...Tags: High Blood Pressure, Career and Workplace, Health, Government Health Care, Premature Birth
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Family criticizes Notre Dame in 2nd sex attack case
For the second time this school year, a family has complained that the University of Notre Dame failed to swiftly and thoroughly investigate their daughter's report of being sexually attacked in a residence hall.
The family of a woman who attended nearby...Tags: Health, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Personal Data Collection
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Escapee planned to flee to Lower 48, start over
New details have emerged in the escape of a prisoner from Mat-Su Pretrial facility Wednesday. Troopers list three individuals in the charging documents, the escapee, Kent Matte, a woman who has been arrested for assisting him, and a third man who gave the...Tags: Health, Prisons, Alaska, Crime, Law and Justice, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Notre Dame men's basketball fans, team feed off sophomore Cooley's energy
SOUTH BEND — Fans love Jack Cooley.
Why wouldn't they?
He plays hard. Nothing flashy. Just does his job. Embraces his role.
If Ben Hansbrough and Tim Abromaitis are the heart and soul of Notre Dame's men's basketball team, Cooley is the...Tags: High School Sports, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Alex Oriakhi, Heart and Circulatory System, Charles Okwandu
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US missionary killed by cartel gunmen near Texas border
MEXICO CITY -- Authorities in Mexico's Tamaulipas state say they are coordinating with U.S. law enforcement to launch an investigation into the killing of American missionary Nancy Davis. State Attorney General spokesman Ruben Dario Lopez says Mexico...Tags: Lawyers, Trips and Vacations, Crimes, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Teen boys hit by van in Costa Mesa
Two teenage boys were hospitalized late Friday, one with bleeding in his brain, after being hit by a minivan as they crossed 19th Street in Costa Mesa, police said Saturday. At about 9:30 p.m. two 15-year-old boys "hurriedly" walked across 19th Street in...Tags: Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Santa Ana, Transportation Accidents, Disasters and Accidents
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Doctor not negligent, jury finds
An Aberdeen physician was not negligent in the way he handled a woman's internal bleeding after she gave birth in August 2006, a Brown County jury determined Friday.
Jason and Heather Grebner contended that Dr. Gregg Carlson, also of Aberdeen, should...Tags: Lawyers, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Health, Justice System, Trials
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Minnesota veterinarians face discipline for misconduct
Jan. 23 - One veterinarian botched the care of a hemorrhaging colt. An unlicensed person offered chiropractic treatments for horses at rodeos, while another sold medicine at a dog show. These cases of misconduct were among the 11 veterinarians and...Tags: Chiropractic, Health, Minnesota, Health and Medical Professionals, Minneapolis
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