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Wednesday 7 January 2009 08:01 PST
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Obama Asks Prominent TV Doctor Gupta To Be Surgeon General
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
US President elect Barack Obama has asked prominent TV surgeon Dr Sanjay Gupta to accompany him to the White House and take up the post of Surgeon General when the new administration takes over later this month...
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Measles Eradication By 2010 Unlikely Say Experts
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
The global plan to eradicate measles by 2010 is unlikely to come about say epidemiology experts because of high rates of infection in some parts of Europe where many children go unvaccinated...
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Deep Brain Stimulation May Benefit Advanced Parkinson's Disease Patients, But With Increased Adverse Event Risk
Written by Anna Sophia McKenney
Deep brain stimulation treatment may improve movement skills and quality of life for patients with advanced Parkinson's disease (PD) over other medical therapies, though it may also have a higher risk of serious adverse...
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