Antibiotic linked to newborn illness in Tennessee cases
The CDC ties erythromycin to pyloric stenosis in seven Knoxville newborns exposed to whooping cough. All recovered. experts urge caution but say treatment remains needed. The newborns were under three weeks old, with the link appearing in a February hospital exposure incident.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
William Kanto
Children’s Hospital
The
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
CDC
United States
Margaret Howein
Knoxville
Tenn
Honein
Gore Bradley showdown anchors Nightline debate in New Hampshire
Vice President Al Gore basks in Lautenberg endorsement as he and Bill Bradley prepare for their first seven week clash on stage at Daniel Webster College in Manchester. The debate taped for ABC Nightline follows heated exchanges and campaign rhetoric across New Hampshire and nearby states.
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Nashua
N.H
al Gore
Frank Lautenberg
Bill Bradley
New Jersey
Lautenberg
Manchester
Heaven Scent Candle Mill
Gore
Bradley
Daniel Webster College
ABC
Nightline
Tennessee
U.S. Senate
New Hampshire
Boston
New York
Teacher Offers Kidney To Student Delayed By Fever
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP doctors postponed the kidney transplant from teacher Christina Smith to eighth grader Michael Carter after he developed a fever. Michael, undergoing dialysis, must be in peak health to safely receive immune suppressants while doctors assess the infection. If a donor from a living person is delayed, the window may extend weeks, though Smith may still donate later.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Michael Carter
UNC Hospitals
Karen Stinneford
Mrs. Stinneford
Michael
Ms. Smith
Smith
Max Abbott Middle School
Janice Canady
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