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Merle Haggard "feeling good," ready to resume tour
Country great Merle Haggard , who was hospitalized a couple of times in January, reportedly to undergo treatment for pneumonia, plans to be back on the road by the end of the month.
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Mycoplasma bovis 'remains under-recognised' by cattle vets
Mycoplasma bovis is identified in about 25% of cattle pneumonia diagnoses, yet remains significantly under-recognised by cattle vets and farmers alike, according to Pfizer Animal Health vet Carolyn Hogan.
OPINION: Putting Jindal's health care vision to test
While the governor focused on his plans to revamp K-12 education and public retirement systems, health care only made the news recently from Edwin Edwards' overnight hospital stay to treat pneumonia.
Chapel Hill-based Cempra's IPO raises nearly $48 million
Pharmaceutical company Cempra on Friday became the first Triangle company to complete an initial public offering of stock in 10 months, raising nearly $48 million.
Positivity: Merle Haggard says hospital team probably saved his life
Merle Haggard isn't ready to get back on the road just yet. After checking into and out of a Macon, Ga.
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HHS aids development of antibiotic
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services today issued a contract for advanced development of a novel antibiotic that potentially could treat illnesses caused by biological threats, such as anthrax and plague, as well as treat bacterial pneumonia and certain life-threatening bacterial infections associated with prolonged hospitalization.
OAPs Hospitalised In Legionnaires Outbreak
A 76-year-old man is in an intensive care unit at the Benidorm Clinic, two more are being treated on regular wards while a fourth has already been allowed home.
Campbellsville man suing for negligence after alleged lack of oxygen causes wife's death
LEBANON, Ky -- A Campbellsville man is suing because he says an ambulance service caused his wife's death.
Stimulation of brain hormone action may improve pneumonia survival
An international research team may have found a way to block a second wave of death that can result from pneumonia treatment.
Samples sent to London for medical investigation
LAHORE: Punjab government has sent five types of samples of parts of bodies after autopsy and three types of samples of cardiac patients, admitted to different city hospitals with complaints of drug reaction, for laboratory examination in London, UK.
"Pneumonia Global Clinical Trials Review, H1, 2012" now available at Fast Market Research
This report provides elemental information and data relating to the clinical trials on Pneumonia.
Bengal and Bearcat Legend Greg Cook has died
Bengals and Bearcat legend Greg Cook has passed away at age 65. He was admitted to an area hospital on Thursday evening to treat pneumonia.
Merle Haggard back in the hospital
The 74-year-old singer was initially admitted to a medical facility in Georgia last week with a potentially-deadly lung condition.
EducationDynamics Releases 2011-12 eLearning Index; Reveals Compelling Trends in Online Education
Stars send love to Moore EVA LONGORIA, MARLEE MATLIN and RUSSELL SIMMONS are among the stars who have reached out to DEMI MOORE as she seeks professional help for exhaustion and health problems.
Haggard returns to hospital for more treatment
MACON, Ga. — Country music legend Merle Haggard is back in a Macon, Ga., hospital for more treatment.
CUBRC wins contract to trail-blaze antibiotic
Cheektowaga research institution CUBRC has won a five-year contract that could be worth as much as $67.2 million from the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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HHS aids development of next generation broad spectrum antibiotic
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services today issued a contract for advanced development of a novel antibiotic that potentially could treat illnesses caused by biological threats, such as anthrax and plague, as well as treat bacterial pneumonia and certain life-threatening bacterial infections associated with prolonged hospitalization.
Hospital bills man $44 million for treating his pneumonia
Anyone who has ever looked at an itemized hospital or doctor bill already knows just how absurdly inflated the nation's healthcare costs truly are.
Hospital patient gets $44 mn bill by mistake
A computer error almost led to an asthma attack for an unemployed doorman who received a bill for $44.7 million from a hospital in New York.
Cempra files expected IPO price
Cempra Pharmaceuticals expects the offering price for its planned IPO to be between $11 and $13, the Chapel Hill company reported in a regulatory filing last week.
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