Just a Fluke
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Naomi M.Posted
Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:22pm
Daniel's numbers were over 200 again last night. WTF? Tonight I burst into tears in front of him tonight, which I haven't done since the first time I gave him a shot in the hospital. Just because the Lantus really stung tonight, and because I hate it when he hurts. So he hugged me and said, "It's okay, mom. You're not what's hurting me." Wh ...
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New Drug Shows Promise Against Asian Liver Fluke
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Medline PlusPosted
Wed 24 Nov 2010 7:02pm
tribendimidine could help cure millions of people infected with a parasitic worm known as the Southeast Asian liver fluke, which can cause cancer, Swiss scientists said on Thursday... as the standard treatment for this fluke -- a generic drug called praziquantel -- and has a cure rate of 70 percent.
In contrast to the new drug
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I hope this is just a fluke...
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JudyPosted
Mon 26 Apr 2010 5:49am
it's just a fluke...
I have ZERO restriction. I can eat ANYTHING. I am not on a special diet, but just self-induced "healthy" diet with lots of fiber, protein and water (I hate
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Doctors and scientists say three recent Detroit marathons deaths 'likely a fluke'
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Roman M.Posted
Tue 20 Oct 2009 10:00pm
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In THIS recent story Livescience.com is reporting that:
" 3 Detroit Marathon Deaths Likely a Fluke."The deaths of three runners at Sunday' s Detroit Marathon were tragic, but probably not representative of any increasing danger inherent in the sport.
In fact, the deaths are likely to be a statistical fluke, doctors say.
A 26-year-old half-marathon runner, and two other
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Fluke or side effect?
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Tom WeidigPosted
Fri 06 Nov 2009 12:00am
A, C causes A&B)
1) Z related to ET randomly. So by chance both happened around the same time. To confirm this random fluke, one needs to look at 100s of people and ask: Do... tremor and assuming it is a proven side effect (which I do not think it is), do you know for sure it is due to Zyprexa? NO! It might STILL be a random fluke, a coincidence, or you
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Fluke or Trend: Coffee vs Mortality
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Alvin B. LinPosted
Thu 17 May 2012 3:00am
As you might have guessed, I read USAToday quite a bit, so of course, I stumbled on their report about a possible link between coffee consumption and mortality in which the reporter pitted a Harvard professor of public health against the chief of cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic. While neither were involved in the study, the former foun ...
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It wasn't a fluke...
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brybrarobryPosted
Sat 20 Feb 2010 12:00am
I did today's long bike ride on California's Pacific Coast Highway. Another training first. It was beautiful. Lot's of cyclist and in California the cyclists are friendly and wave to each other. No prima donnas. I also noticed that women outnumbered men 3 to 2. California is usually ahead of the curve, so I anticipate the same trend happ ...
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Breaking: Mosasaurs Are Awesome
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Zachary M.Posted
Sat 14 Aug 2010 12:00am
This is Platecarpus tympaniticus, and yes, it has a caudal fluke. Confused? I recommend clicking this link for the answers to all your questions.
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