Panel approves $800,000 in spending for help with Ebola in Ohio
A state panel has approved $800,000 in spending to help hospitals combat Ebola.
October 24, 2014
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A state panel has approved $800,000 in spending to help hospitals combat Ebola.
The first case of Ebola in the United States has been confirmed.
The cruise line’s Explorer of the Seas ship is being brought back early due to a stomach flu outbreak.
A reported meningitis outbreak has sickened several at Princeton University.
Dr. Greg Vigna investigates MDR Acinetobacter and summarizes the CDC recommendations.
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of tuberculosis in downtown LA, dispatching scientists to the area.
Injury deaths among kids in the US have reportedly declined in recent years.
Legal news for personal injury lawyers: Raw clover sprouts have been connected to an E. coli outbreak in five states.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Thirty-five people have become ill from drinking raw milk.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Listeria contamination concerns prompted recall of chopped and shredded romaine lettuce.
Legal news for Alabama product liability lawyers: Authorities are still trying to determine if the infections actually lead to the patient deaths.
News for Michigan personal injury lawyers—CDC found the “choking game” contributed to the deaths of at least 82 children, adolescents between 1995-2008.
A state panel has approved $800,000 in spending to help hospitals combat Ebola.
The first case of Ebola in the United States has been confirmed.
The cruise line’s Explorer of the Seas ship is being brought back early due to a stomach flu outbreak.
A reported meningitis outbreak has sickened several at Princeton University.
Dr. Greg Vigna investigates MDR Acinetobacter and summarizes the CDC recommendations.
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of tuberculosis in downtown LA, dispatching scientists to the area.
Injury deaths among kids in the US have reportedly declined in recent years.
Legal news for personal injury lawyers: Raw clover sprouts have been connected to an E. coli outbreak in five states.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Thirty-five people have become ill from drinking raw milk.
Legal news for product liability lawyers: Listeria contamination concerns prompted recall of chopped and shredded romaine lettuce.
Legal news for Alabama product liability lawyers: Authorities are still trying to determine if the infections actually lead to the patient deaths.
News for Michigan personal injury lawyers—CDC found the “choking game” contributed to the deaths of at least 82 children, adolescents between 1995-2008.
