Hospital Information - December 1, 2008

Oscar Winner Shelley Winters Ailing

October 20, 2005 - Topics hospital and diary
Double Oscar-winner Shelley Winters, is recuperating in hospital after suffering a heart attack. She is listed in fair condition at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

The 85-year-old actress earned fame in the 1972 movie classic "The Poseidon Adventure

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Allegeries Not Limited To Pet Owners

October 19, 2005 - Topics disease, hospital, cough, study and cats
Cats have long been blamed for triggering asthma attacks in humans, but veterinarians in Scotland say it may also work the other way around, that cat sneeze you hear might be from you.

Irritants such as cigarette smoke, dusty homes, and human dandruff can raise inflammation in feline lungs and worsen pre-existing cases of asthma in cats

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Researchers Discover Genetic Details Of Mysterious Disorder

October 19, 2005 - Topics disorder, genetic, research, infant and study

St. Louis, MO (AHN) An international team of researchers has partially unraveled the genetic details of a mysterious disorder that formerly caused seizures and death in infant boys within one month of birth

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Age Determines Quality Of Heart Disease Treatment

October 18, 2005 - Topics disease, heart disease, hospital, blood and research
Studies reveal that elderly adults with heart disease are less likely to receive aggressive treatment, than younger patients. In response, recent treatment guidelines have emphasized the fact that age alone should not determine whether emergency patients get blood-clot-dissolving drugs or invasive procedures.

However, the new study of patients at 443 U.S. hospitals, found that the older patients were, the less likely they were to receive these therapies -- even when their overall health was taken into account

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Study Shows Remote Control Holds More Bacteria Than Toilet Bowl Handle

October 18, 2005 - Topics study, flu, staphylococcus aureus, medicine and mrsa

Phoenix, AZ (AHN) A new study by University of Arizona Microbiology Professor Chuck Gerba - "The Germ Doctor" - ranks the TV remote control as the highest carrier of bacteria in a patient's hospital room compared to the toilet bowl handle, bathroom door and call buttons

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