November 30, 2004
In Malpractice Trials, Juries Rarely Have the Last Word
Large Awards Grab Attention But Often Aren't Paid Out; Fodder for
Debate on Caps

I understand that the normal range of C-Reactive Protein is 0-10mg/L,
and that a hsCRP test is used for evaluating CRP as a cardiac risk
factor.
Is long-term raised CRP implicated in heart disease? By that, I mean a

3 days ago. I stepped on a nail indoor in the
morning. I researched the whole day in the
internet and planned not to have any vaccine shot.
But when I read the part that the tetanus toxin

Health-care firms on lookout for Michael Moore
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What are the causes of Neuro toxins? Can they be caused by Stress and is
burning sensation on soles of the feet a symptoms?
Thanks for any help

Let me recount the chain of events today as I was posting about Vytorin
which then spilled over into cactus Hoodia as a diet medicine and then I
made the bold claim that there exists chemicals in other plants which
act like Hoodia in suppression of appetite. There is no guarantee ...

salut je suis un etudiant en medecine en6eme annee de mon cursus etje
vien d"entamer mon module de medcine legale
la premiere fois que je suis enre ds une morgue j aisubit un choc
vagale en regardant un cadarvre devant moi

``It is a coincidence that the deaths happened just a day after polio drops
were given,'' he said.
YUP, its always a coincidence
http://www.newindpress.com/Newsitems.asp?ID=IEA20041122141524&Title=Southern+New
s+-+Andhra+Pradesh&Topic=0

Iron - leading cause of FAKED posts by the retarded IronGuy.
Iron causes Leprosy
Iron fixed the Election
Iron was on the Grassy Knoll...

You Want a Moral Issue? How about Drugs that Don't Kill?
Author: Arianna Huffington
Published on Nov 24, 2004, 08:12
http://www.yubanet.com/artman/publish/printer_15610.shtml

My but they're plain speakin' folk in Wilmington.
Article published Nov 28, 2004
Drug safety up to Congress
http://tinyurl.com/6hnjl

Yet, another failure of the peer review process to prevent frivolous
studies from being published.
Here, is the latest health blog news story.
http://blog.naturalhealthperspective.com/

http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/11/26/fda.baycol.ap/index.html
FDA reviewing records on Baycol
Official says review could lead to criminal investigation
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a move that could lead to a criminal

Does hydrochlorothizide raise blood glucose levels? If so, by how much?
Thanks.