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Diseased fruit intercepted at border
PEMBINA, N.D. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials say they intercepted dis-eased and pest-ridden fruit at the Pembina border crossing.
Friday, February, 19, 2010 - - Farm
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PEMBINA, N.D. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials say they intercepted dis-eased and pest-ridden fruit at the Pembina border crossing.
Friday, February, 19, 2010 - - Farm
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Celiac disease: An elusive diagnosis
Celiac disease is on the rise, according to Dr. Alberto Rubio-Tapia, assistant professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., who has been involved in studies on the disease.
Monday, August, 13, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Accent
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Celiac disease is on the rise, according to Dr. Alberto Rubio-Tapia, assistant professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., who has been involved in studies on the disease.
Monday, August, 13, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Accent
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No Minn. deer positive for chronic wasting disease
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says testing for chronic wasting disease is finished and no deer were positive for the disease.
Thursday, April, 07, 2011 - - Outdoors
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says testing for chronic wasting disease is finished and no deer were positive for the disease.
Thursday, April, 07, 2011 - - Outdoors
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HEALTH: Alzheimer’s disease: New guidelines for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease published for first time in 27 years
Across the United States, every 69 seconds someone is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. Nearly 5.5 million already have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Last month, for the first time in more than a quarter century new medical guidelines for the disease were released. Herald reporter Ann Bailey talked with Michelle Barclay, Alzheimer’s Association of Minnesota-North Dakota vice president of programs, about the new guidelines. Here is an edited version of their conversation:
Saturday, May, 07, 2011 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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Across the United States, every 69 seconds someone is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. Nearly 5.5 million already have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Last month, for the first time in more than a quarter century new medical guidelines for the disease were released. Herald reporter Ann Bailey talked with Michelle Barclay, Alzheimer’s Association of Minnesota-North Dakota vice president of programs, about the new guidelines. Here is an edited version of their conversation:
Saturday, May, 07, 2011 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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TALKIN WITH DOKKEN: Epizootic hemorrhagic disease in deer
Brad Dokken answers the question: "What is Epizzotic hemorrhagic disease and how is it spread?
Sunday, January, 27, 2013 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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Brad Dokken answers the question: "What is Epizzotic hemorrhagic disease and how is it spread?
Sunday, January, 27, 2013 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer
A 500-deer farm in Ramsey County is under quarantine, after chronic wasting disease was detected in a red deer. The Minnesota Board of Animal Health says Friday a 2-year-old female deer tested positive for the disease.
Friday, May, 25, 2012 - - News
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A 500-deer farm in Ramsey County is under quarantine, after chronic wasting disease was detected in a red deer. The Minnesota Board of Animal Health says Friday a 2-year-old female deer tested positive for the disease.
Friday, May, 25, 2012 - - News
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Fatty liver disease becoming more common in obese teens
Jake Watters is a typical teenager who loves listening to music, playing video games and annoying his parents. But he also faces a health challenge that used to only be seen in much older people. Fatty liver disease, a condition historically diagnosed in adults with diabetes or alcoholism, is increasingly diagnosed in obese children and teens. Doctors believe that the rise in fatty liver disease to about 17 percent of children mirrors the increase in childhood obesity, which affects nearly the same percentage.
Tuesday, April, 10, 2012 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch/ MCT - News
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Jake Watters is a typical teenager who loves listening to music, playing video games and annoying his parents. But he also faces a health challenge that used to only be seen in much older people. Fatty liver disease, a condition historically diagnosed in adults with diabetes or alcoholism, is increasingly diagnosed in obese children and teens. Doctors believe that the rise in fatty liver disease to about 17 percent of children mirrors the increase in childhood obesity, which affects nearly the same percentage.
Tuesday, April, 10, 2012 - St. Louis Post-Dispatch/ MCT - News
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Heart disease kills most in South Dakota
Heart disease was the leading cause of death in South Dakota in 2008, followed closely by cancer.
Sunday, February, 14, 2010 - - News
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Heart disease was the leading cause of death in South Dakota in 2008, followed closely by cancer.
Sunday, February, 14, 2010 - - News
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Sexually spread diseases up
Sexually spread diseases continue to rise, with reported chlamydia cases setting yet another record in 2008, government health officials said Monday.
Tuesday, November, 17, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Sexually spread diseases continue to rise, with reported chlamydia cases setting yet another record in 2008, government health officials said Monday.
Tuesday, November, 17, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Minnesota DNR sets forum on chronic wasting disease
The Department of Natural Resources will hold a public meeting to discuss chronic wasting disease in southeastern Minnesota.
Monday, February, 07, 2011 - - News
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The Department of Natural Resources will hold a public meeting to discuss chronic wasting disease in southeastern Minnesota.
Monday, February, 07, 2011 - - News
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Deer disease found in cattle in western North Dakota
A disease that kills white-tailed deer has been found in cattle in Morton and Grant counties.
Friday, November, 25, 2011 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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A disease that kills white-tailed deer has been found in cattle in Morton and Grant counties.
Friday, November, 25, 2011 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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Risk of tick disease increases
Deer ticks are expanding their range in the Upper Midwest and southern Canada, new ticks are moving into the area and existing ticks are picking up new diseases, increasing the threat of illness to hikers tramping through the region’s woods.
Monday, August, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Deer ticks are expanding their range in the Upper Midwest and southern Canada, new ticks are moving into the area and existing ticks are picking up new diseases, increasing the threat of illness to hikers tramping through the region’s woods.
Monday, August, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Lung disease may be genetic, despite lack of family history
Patients who encounter serious lung diseases in middle age, despite an absence of family history or other predisposing factors, may still have their genes to blame, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health.
Saturday, July, 17, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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Patients who encounter serious lung diseases in middle age, despite an absence of family history or other predisposing factors, may still have their genes to blame, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health.
Saturday, July, 17, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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Brain pacemakers may help block psychiatric disease
Deep brain stimulation has proved a powerful way to block the tremors of Parkinson's disease. Blocking mental illness isn't nearly as easy a task.
Monday, February, 21, 2011 - Associated Press - News
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Deep brain stimulation has proved a powerful way to block the tremors of Parkinson's disease. Blocking mental illness isn't nearly as easy a task.
Monday, February, 21, 2011 - Associated Press - News
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Wisconsin watches for bleeding fish disease
Wisconsin wardens are on the lookout to make sure anglers and boaters don't spread a gruesome fish disease.
Saturday, July, 04, 2009 - Associated Press - Outdoors
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Wisconsin wardens are on the lookout to make sure anglers and boaters don't spread a gruesome fish disease.
Saturday, July, 04, 2009 - Associated Press - Outdoors
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Drug used to treat Lyme disease is in short supply in Minnesota
Doxycycline is ordinarily a cheap drug that's used to treat many diseases. It has been on the national drug shortage list since January because of manufacturing delays and rising demand.
Wednesday, May, 08, 2013 - - News
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Doxycycline is ordinarily a cheap drug that's used to treat many diseases. It has been on the national drug shortage list since January because of manufacturing delays and rising demand.
Wednesday, May, 08, 2013 - - News
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Obesity hindering success at reducing heart disease risk
The dramatic increase in overweight and obesity in adult Americans over the past 20 years has undermined public health success at reducing risk for heart disease, according to research presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2009.
Saturday, November, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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The dramatic increase in overweight and obesity in adult Americans over the past 20 years has undermined public health success at reducing risk for heart disease, according to research presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2009.
Saturday, November, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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DNR: No chronic wasting disease in tested Minnesota deer
Most of the more than 2,600 deer tested were taken within a 15-mile radius of an elk farm near Pine Island in southern Minnesota, where chronic wasting disease was found in 2009.
Wednesday, June, 16, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Most of the more than 2,600 deer tested were taken within a 15-mile radius of an elk farm near Pine Island in southern Minnesota, where chronic wasting disease was found in 2009.
Wednesday, June, 16, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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High fructose, trans fats lead to significant liver disease, says study
Scientists at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have discovered that a diet with high levels of fructose — levels equivalent to that in high fructose corn syrup — and of trans fats not only increases obesity, but also leads to significant fatty liver disease with scar tissue.
Saturday, July, 03, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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Scientists at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have discovered that a diet with high levels of fructose — levels equivalent to that in high fructose corn syrup — and of trans fats not only increases obesity, but also leads to significant fatty liver disease with scar tissue.
Saturday, July, 03, 2010 - Grand Forks Herald - Features
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Government probes chelation heart disease study
Heart attack survivors are again being enrolled in a controversial federal study of an alternative treatment while the government investigates whether they were told enough about possible health risks. The $30 million study, with 1,500 participants so far, is one of the largest alternative medicine experiments ever launched. It tests high doses of vitamin and mineral supplements and chelation, a treatment used for lead poisoning that has not been proved safe or effective for heart disease.
Saturday, June, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - Features
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Heart attack survivors are again being enrolled in a controversial federal study of an alternative treatment while the government investigates whether they were told enough about possible health risks. The $30 million study, with 1,500 participants so far, is one of the largest alternative medicine experiments ever launched. It tests high doses of vitamin and mineral supplements and chelation, a treatment used for lead poisoning that has not been proved safe or effective for heart disease.
Saturday, June, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - Features
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