Stroke support group meets at new Ottawa location
The Ottawa Stroke Support Group will meet at 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Gollier Rehabilitation Center, 901 S. Main St. The meeting location is a new site for the group. Spouses and caregivers are welcome.
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Life and Wellness Fair Returns to Lawrence
Lawrence hosts the Life and Wellness Fair at Douglas County Fairgrounds Building 21 on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are 5 dollars, 3 for seniors, and free for children under the age limit. Lectures and booths feature chiropractors naturopaths energy therapists massage therapists life coaches aura photographers and intuitive readers.
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FDA approves Ketek to treat resistant pneumonia and sinusitis
FDA approves the ketolide Ketek for treatment of drug resistant community acquired pneumonia and acute bacterial sinusitis and acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis. Doctors expect it to become a first line option, with a five to ten day course depending on condition. The drug targets respiratory bacteria more specifically and may pose less resistance pressure than some other antibiotics.
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Condom label debate over HPV warning sparks federal review
In Chicago a debate grows over adding HPV risk information to condom packaging after a Bush administration request. Scientists, abstinence advocates, and health officials weigh efficacy versus education. FDA aims to issue recommendations by year end.
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Incompatible Blood Type Heart Transplant Saves Baby
Emory University surgeons transplanted a type A heart into five month old Luke Cowdell, a blood type O infant, amid pioneering work showing infants do not yet produce antibodies against other blood types. The procedure expands donor options but remains rare with only nine U S centers offering it for about a dozen babies.
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