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Hepatitis Outbreaks Tied to Use of Test Devices	03/10/05
Improper use of blood sugar testing devices likely fueled a string of hepatitis B outbreaks in U.S. nursing homes that killed two diabetics and sent a number of others to hospital, federal and state health officials said on Thursday. more...

Finally! A medical foundation for Belizeans

03/10/05

The John W. W. Young Jr. Medical Foundation was established in 1998 fulfilling the request of a young man who believed his death should have some meaning. John Jr. did not see adversity in his illness. He saw and embraced an opportunity to help others. He conveyed his wish to establish a dialysis center. This was an act of unselfish devotion to humanity and to those victims of kidney failure, John Jr. made a special commitment to “alleviating the pain and disability of others.” From his vision, sprang the “Foundation,” A symbol of hope for all who need it. more...

Honduras Garifuna returns ‘home’ to St Vincent	03/10/05
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent: A group of Honduran Garifuna will visit their “spiritual homeland” on Thursday March 10. The International Garifuna Folkloric Ballet Company of Honduras, led by the acclaimed Honduran choreographer, Armando Chrisanto Mendes, comes St. Vincent and the Grenadines for a six-day visit. more...

House Panel Issues Steroids Subpoenas	03/09/05
Jose Canseco, Jason Giambi, Mark McGwire and four other current major league players were subpoenaed Wednesday to testify before a congressional committee investigating steroids policy, a move baseball's leadership vowed to fight all the way to court. more...

Early Warning System Seen for Deadly Leg Clots	03/09/05
An early warning system can help doctors prevent many cases of deep-vein thrombosis, the so-called "economy-class syndrome" that causes potentially fatal blood clots, researchers said on Wednesday. more...

El Salvador Names a Plaza After Late President Arafat	03/09/05
Even after his passing, the late President Yasser Arafat continued to rob Israel's sleep, after a plaza in El Salvador was named more...

Exercise New Horizons 2005 Begins in Nicaragua	03/08/05
Members of the US and Nicaraguan military participated in opening ceremonies for New Horizons 2005 at a Nicaraguan military base ... more...

Giambi Quiets Boos With Homer Vs. Red Sox	03/08/05
Jason Giambi proved he can still hit a home run. Tim Hudson and Mariano Rivera showed they can still dominate hitters. more...

Aspirin Therapy Affects Men, Women Differently	03/08/05
Taking a baby aspirin may prevent heart attacks in men, but it does little to ward off a first heart attack in women aged 45 to 64, researchers reported on Monday. more...

Cavaliers Are Losing Games, Confidence	03/07/05
The Cavaliers have begun their push for the NBA playoffs — backward. more...

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