EBOLA In the U.S.! CDC Reports First Diagnosed Case Originating In U.S.
There have been other Ebola cases treated in the U.S. but those were all medical workers who became infected while working in Africa. The new case was initially diagnosed Dallas, Texas.
Evidence-Based Medicine Taking a Leap From Hyderabad to Cape Town
Incidentally 22nd Cochrane Colloquium on 'evidence-informed public health: challenges and opportunities' theme is being held in Hyderabad, India (21-26 September 2014) and will be followed by the 3rd Global Symposium on Health Systems Research on
States, Desperate for ‘Youth Hunters,’ Stoop to Sleazy Tactics
Kids killing pen-raised pheasants about food, skill or gratuitous cruelty? Is it ethical for states to offer blood sports to children to fill DNR coffers?
Evidence-Based Research Vital for Disaster Management
For management of disasters and humanitarian crises, doing something is not enough-but doing the right thing at the right time is.
Hunting Season is Here. Are You Safe? Is the Meat Safe? What are the Real Dangers
Hunting season, or, as we in the hills call it, good neighbor week, involves three main threats, are you safe from them? A few hints from hunting central can keep you safe(r).
