This is part of our House MD Project series.
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Children
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This is part of our House MD Project series.
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Tags: Children, Danger-Medium, Hematology, House
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This week, more than 1,000 people got sick and 16 died in an outbreak of HUS – a disease related to the bacteria E. coli. Initially cucumbers imported from Spain were blamed to be contaminated with the bacteria, but today …[More]
Tags: Adults, Children, Danger-High, Hematology, Internal-Medicine
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This is part of our House MD Project series.
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Tags: Children, Danger-High, House, Oncology
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This is part of our House MD Project series.
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Tags: Children, Danger-High, House
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On Thursday’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy, a girl with no cheek bones needed a surgery so that she could start playing sports without the fear of getting her face harmed. The girl had a syndrome called Treacher-Collins syndrome, explained below….[More]
Tags: Adults, Children, Danger-Medium, Grey's Anatomy
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We’re big advocates of the fight against heart disease here on A Disease A Day (you can read our series – “Understanding heart attacks” – part 1, 2, 3). Yet when people think about heart attacks, they …[More]
Tags: Cardiology, Children, News
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This is part of our House MD Project series.
Episode 21 of season 1, named “Three Stories” is not a usual episode. Instead of the usual one patient story (and the occasional clinic patients), this episode tells 3 short stories …[More]
Tags: Adults, Children, House, Infectious Diseases, Oncology, Vascular Surgery
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Tags: Adults, Children, Danger-High, House, Metabolic Diseases
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Ask every pediatrician and they will tell you that vaccines do no harm. At least nothing but side effects, like every drug can. Ask Dr. Andrew Wakefield, and he will tell you otherwise. In 1998 Dr. Wakefield published a study …[More]
