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Articles related to "Syringe"
Harm Reduction for IV Drug Users The availability of new and clean syringes and needles by IV drug users significantly decreases the spread of the HIV virus without increasing rate of use. hiv • aids • hepatitis • iv drug • syringe
Giving Oral Meds to a Horse Administering oral medication is a frequent and necessary part of owning a horse. Knowing how give oral medications such as dewormer or bute without a fuss is essential. giving equine oral medications • worming a difficult horse • administering oral medications to a horse safely • how to give a horse oral medications • de-worming a horse
Animal Health Part 2: Vaccinations The correct use of vaccinations on the farm can provide you with an important tool in your herd disease management program. As you can see there are many factors that can reduce the effectiveness of vaccines and it will take an effort on your part to ensure they benefit you fully. However, given the negative costs associated with animal disease, reduced productivity, and labour it is well worth it to incorporate a vaccine program on your farm. animal • health • vaccination • vaccine • livestock
Fine-Needle Aspiration of Cysts Explains the process of draining breast cysts fibrocystic breast • medical procedure • draining • breast • cysts
Canine Diabetes Symptoms/Treatment Canine diabetes is a common diagnosis in dogs. The definition and treatment for dog diabetes is outlined along with the symptoms. diabetes • diabetic dogs • diabetic dog foods • diabetic dog diets • dog diabetes
Feline Diabetes Symptoms/Treatment Feline diabetes is a common diagnosis in older cats. The definition and treatment for cat diabetes is outlined along with the symptoms. diabetes • diabetic cats • diabetic cat foods • diabetic cat diets • cat diabetes
Tips to Medicate Your Dog The vet sends you home with a new medication for Fido, but how on earth do you get him to take it? Here's some advice to help pet owners medicate like a pro! medicating a dog • medicating a pet • tips to give a dog medication • tips to give a pet medication • medicating dogs
The first injection is always the hardest My first experience giving myself injectable repronex to help me get pregnant. infertility • injectable medications • repronex
Wyoming Nights Discussion of the search and seizure implications of the recent Supreme Court decision in <i>Wyoming</i> v. <i>Sandra Houghton.</i> wyoming vs.houghton • us supreme court • search • court decisions
What to Do if Your Cat Has Been Poisoned Quick action when your pet has been poisoned can mean the difference between life and death. what to do if cat has been poisoned • poisoned cat • cat has eaten poison • poisonous to cats • toxic to cats
Traveling When Your Child Has Diabetes Preparation is key to a fun and safe field trip or family vacation for a kid with childhood diabetes. diabetes • type 1 diabetes • childhood diabetes • juvenile diabetes • traveling with diabetes
New Products and Resources for Rabbits Several new products and resources are available for house rabbits. emergency kit • litter • cell-sorb • book • illness
George Romero's Martin A review of George Romero's quasi-vampire flick, Martin--recently rereleased on VHS and DVD by Anchor Bay horror movie reviews • video • dvd • george romero • tom savini
HIV & Hepatitis C The viruses HIV and Hepatitis C are two of the world's most prevalent healthcare crises, perpetuated significantly by illegal drug use as well as alcohol consumption. iv • drug • heroin • prostituion • harm reduction
Libyan Case Draws To A Close Compensation to the families of children infected with HIV may mean six convicted health professionals escape the death penalty. aids • hiv • montagnier • colizzi • health professionals
Hand Feeding a Sick Rat Who Won't Eat A sick pet rat can quickly lose weight if he stops eating. In cases where a pet rat won't eat, hand-feeding is required to help the ill rat recover. pet rat care • rat pets • sick rat • rat won't eat • feeding rat
Care for an Orphaned Baby Squirrel Squirrels are among the most common wild orphans and proper care is required if the baby is to survive. baby squirrel • injured squirrel • baby squirrel care • infant squirrel care • orphan squirrel care
Dr. William Sybers, Murderer? Former Florida Physician, William Sybers, was convicted of murder in 2001. In 2003, Sybers' conviction was set aside and he was released on a charge of manslaughter. dr. william sybers murderer • medical examiner gives wife a lethal dose of succi • death of kay sybers • panama city beach florida • kidney samples revealed succinylcholine
Hand Feeding Unweaned Baby Parrots Pet stores and bird mills may try to sell you unweaned parrots at a discount. Unless you're an experienced hand feeder, don't try hand feeding baby parrots. unweaned parrots • hand feeding baby birds • crop burn • aspiration • bird mills
Is My Child Experimenting with Drugs? A straight-forward article identifying the symptoms, nicknames, and dangers of various drugs. alcohol • marijuana • hallucinogens • cocaine • narcotics
Bloodborne Pathogens No doubt you are familiar with the term blood-borne pathogens, but do you understand what they are and the risks associated with becoming infected? bloodborne • blood borne • blood-borne • pathogen • bloodborne pathogen course
GoldiSpock and the Three Bears (Part 3) When an unusual structure is found on an uninhabited planet, the crew of the Starship Enterprise beam down to investigate, and walk right into the middle of a big mystery. It’s a case that Sherlock Holmes would never touch. Find out what happens in episode 1 of Star Trek: The Lost Missions. a new original fiction series by the author of Science Fiction and Society. This is Part 3 of the continuing story. science fiction • sci-fi • sf • science fiction criticism • society
The Other Side Of The Diagnosis Part 1 The emotional side to a new diagnosis of type I diabetes emotional • fears • children • self image
Hope Endures A look at past developements and future treatments for juvenile diabetes. juvenile diabetes • edmonton protocol • transplantation • beta cell regeneration • stem cell research
Avonex for Multiple Sclerosis Avonex has been around for more than 10 years, and it is one of the leading disease-modifying drugs to fight MS. Learn about the pros and cons of taking Avonex...... avonex • ms • multiple sclerosis • beta interferon a • flu-like side effects
Hepatitis The word hepatitis simply means an inflammation of the liver without pinpointing a specific cause. hepatitis a virus • infectious hepatitis • hepatitis c • hepatitis b • infected body fluids
ECE and Ferrets An account of our first-hand experience with ECE, which happened as a result of bringing a new baby ferret into our home ece • ferret • ferret health • small pets
A Few Tips for Summer For people in the northern hemisphere, summer is here, bringing with it warm weather, sunshine, and vacations. Diabetes shouldn't spoil your summer - but to get the most fun from the hottest months, it never hurts to take a few precautions. summertime • heat • hyperthermia • vacation • travel
Emergency Preparedness A basic plan to care for your monkey in the case of an emergency. monkey • primate • emergency
Vandalism: A Real Art Threat What is more damaging, loaning artworks to other museums, or art vandalism? A recent act of vandalism at the Rijksmusem is cited as the act of a serial art vandal. art • vandalism • damage • painting • rijksmuseum
Bird Diets Diet suggestions for young birds in wildlife rehabilitation care. bird diet • wildlife rehabilitation
Breeding Your Dog, Part 5 Prenatal care and being prepared breeding • puppies • puppy • bitch • whelping
First Aid Accidents happen, even to our pets. Are you ready in case of an emergency? first aid • medicate • books • safety • security
Copaxone for Multiple Sclerosis Copaxone, or glatiramer acetate, is a disease-modifying medication for multiple sclerosis. Unlike interferon drugs, Copaxone is a synthetic compound. copaxone • glatiramer acetate • disease-modifying drugs • multiple sclerosis • ms
Aids-Causes & Spread Aids caused by HIV is a serious condition in which the body's defences against some illnesses are broken down.Sexual intercourse and Blood Transfusion are the common ways by which this disease spreads aids • hiv • sexual intercourse • blood transfusion
Controlling Fruit Tree Pests Citrus borer and codling moth are two major annoyances for home orchardists. They need controlling if you want to grow good fruit. citrus borer • pests • grapefruit • lemons • oranges
Dr. Giggles Dr. Giggles made an attempt to be a classic killer by following in the footsteps of the greats before him. 90s horror movies • dr. giggles movie • dr. giggles horror movie • medical movies • movies about doctors
First Aid Kits Bring along the appropriate sized first aid kit, whether it is for personal use, medium sized, or a large expedition kit. first aid kit • first aid kits • backpacking first aid kits • hiking first aid kits • first aid kits for backpacking trips
Hide and Seek A delusional experience that provides some real, heartfelt lessons for all of us. Family and love are the most valuable possessions in this life. We need to protect them and treasure them. hallucination • delirious • adverse reaction • anaesthesia • hallucinating
Hypoglycemia In Dogs and Cats Hypoglycemia is a common problem in small breed dogs like Chihuahuas and Yorkshire Terriers. The definition, symptoms, and treatment for hypoglycemia is outlined. hypoglycemia • hyperglycemia • low blood sugar • dog hypoglycemia • cat hypoglycemia
Insite's Future Still Undecided Insite, North America's only safe-injection centre is slated to close on September 12, 2006, but aren't we morally obligated to keep it open? insite • safe injection centre • aids/hiv • drug addicts • homeless
Latex Allergy and Airport Security: What You Need To Know Our lives changed drastically on September 11, 2001. Find out how you can protect yourself from natural rubber latex exposure in this new era of heightened security. latex • allergy • latex allergy • nurse • nursing
Natural Genetic Engineering Genetic Engineering is a human-invented technique, right? Wrong. A simple garden bacteria, Agrobacteria first came up with the idea to make genetically modified foods. gm • gmo • genetic engineering • genetically modified • agrobacteria
The Bird Diaries: Preparing to Handfeed How I prepare to pull baby birds for handfeeding baby • birds • feed • handfeeding • chicks
The World's First Pregnant Man A 34 year old man from the US has become the first man ever to be pregnant or give birth, which he did so with the aid of donor insemination. world's first pregnant man • man has baby girl • pregnancy after sex change operation • pregnancy in a trans-genfer person • father gives birth
A Travel Medicine Guide Whether going on a two year contract to India or a two week holiday to Cambodia, it is important that first time visitors take adequate preventive measures losing medications overseas • taking insulin injections • travel medicine • travel insurance • health precautions for travel
Barry Bonds, Steroids and Homers Will nothing stop Barry Bonds? Fans, players and managers alike want Bonds out of the game, but commissioner Selig might be too late to stop him from breaking the record barry bonds home run record • bud selig following bonds • home run record • hank aaron • sammy sosa
Love and Pain A deeper look at the way the two strongest emotions felt by humankind relate, and how it illuminates Christ's role as Savior. god • christ • suffering • pain • love
Medicare and Medical Supplies Trying to unravel Medicare's requirements for acquiring durable medical equipment (DME)-and what constitutes DME-can be confusing. Here's a brief explanation. medicare • medicare part b • durable medical equipment • medical equipment • medical supplies |
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