Herpes Threat to Newborns and Spa Bathers Across Nation
University of Washington researchers report a 42 fold rise in genital herpes among newborns from 1966 to 1981 in King County Washington. Infants face high mortality and neurological damage, with broader warnings as spa surfaces may harbor the virus though transmission via baths remains unlikely. A test shortening detection time and caesarean delivery are discussed as countermeasures.
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Centers For Disease Control
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Journal of the American Medical Association
National Institutes of Health
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John M. Douglas
Lawrence Corey
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Eating habits studied at North Dakota State University
North Dakota State University professor Robert Klesges discusses a new study into college students eating habits and disorders. He aims to study 300 to 400 students to identify causes of disorders and seek federal funding for a longer, yearlong follow up of about 500 students.
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North Dakota State University
Robert Klesges
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