Community schedule of state employee and public health events
A list of weekly service hours across multiple locations in southern Illinois. Entries include SIUC recreation center in Carbondale for state employees and families, health department offices in Benton Murphysboro Marion and Carbondale, city halls in Pittsburg Pinckneyville Metropolis Johnston City and Carbondale, and clinics in Chester Steeleville and Steeleville, detailing days and time ranges from Tuesday to Monday varying by site.
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Siuc Student Recreation Center
Carbondale
Franklin-Williamson
Bi-County Health Department
Benton
Benton Drug
Public Square
St. Paul's Center
Washington Ave
Johnston City
Jackson County Health Department
Murphysboro
Carbondale Civic Center
St. Joseph's Parrish Hall
Willisville
Tamaroa
N. 14Th St
Botox parties spark safety warnings from experts
Dermatology groups warn about the risks of Botox parties where non medical settings and consent issues raise patient safety concerns. Physicians report rising complications from cosmetic procedures as Botox remains a physician administered drug with state varying rules.
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Hollywood
Scottsdale
American Society For Dermatologic Surgery
Chicago
Asds-Net.org
United States
Christine Cassiano
Allergan Inc
Richard Glogan
San Francisco
Seth Matarasso
Fredric Brandt
Miami
Drugs to stop brain fog after heart surgery trial
Washington AP reports research on preoperative drugs to prevent post operative brain fog following open heart surgery. Trials test lidocaine magnesium and pexelizumab aiming to shield brain cells from inflammation and oxygen deprivation during bypass. Duke and other centers lead multi hundred to thousands patient studies with multiple drug and device approaches.
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Washington
Mark Newman
Anesthesiology
Duke University
Newman
Duke
Alexion Pharmaceuticals
Procter & Gamble
Study urges more testing of drugs in children
About 3,750 serious injuries birth defects and deaths in children under two were reported to the FDA over 3 years linked to medications. The study notes limited pediatric testing and warns that adult drug data may not apply to children, with many adverse events reported to FDA between 1997 and 2000.
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Chicago
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Pediatrics
Thomas J. Moore
George Washington University
Richard Gorman
American Academy of
Pediatrics’ Committee On Drugs
FDA
FDA approves nonsurgical sterilization for women
Washington AP reports the FDA clears Essure the first nonsurgical permanent birth control. The device in a half hour office procedure uses local anesthesia to block fallopian tubes with coils and scar tissue, avoiding incisions. Doctors expect convenience but warn permanence and careful consideration.
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Washington
Vanessa Cullins
Planned Parenthood
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