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Bangkok Hospital Receives Best Global Hospital Award

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Posted by geri   
Saturday, 01 November 2008
Stethoscope2.jpgBangkok Hospital Medical Centre has received an award naming it the Best Global Hospital, at a ceremony in Chicago. The hospital is the only facility outside the US to receive an award at this prestigious event.

HealthLeaders Media announced Bangkok Hospital the award winner in July. Jim Molpus, the Editor-in-Chief, says that the aims of the awards are to make leaders mutually accountable for their hospital's results. The areas of excellence span from patient satisfaction, to financial performance.
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Vaccine Slashes Diarrheal Illness in Kids

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Posted by geri   
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
vaccine-jars.jpgAn oral vaccine for diarrhea reduced hospitalizations of children with rotavirus by more than 70 percent in some parts of the United States, saved money and protected even unvaccinated children by by cutting the number of infections in the community that kids can pick up and spread, researchers reported on Saturday.
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Doctors May Have Found a Way to Destroy HIV

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Posted by jimmy finn   
Monday, 27 October 2008
vaccine-video.jpgThere is real hope that what’s happening in a Houston lab might lead to a cure for HIV. “We have found an innovative way to kill the virus by discovering the weak spot of HIV,” Dr. Sudhir Paul of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston said. (From July 30, 2008- KVUE News, w/ Video Clip
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New Drug Raises Hope of Reversing Multiple Sclerosis in Early Stages

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Posted by geri   
Friday, 24 October 2008
A breakthrough in the treatment of multiple sclerosis was heralded yesterday by the first study to suggest that a drug can stop the disease in its tracks and even reverse its progress. (Science report in Times Online)
 

New Cancer Meds Offer Real Hope (Video)

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Posted by geri   
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
cancer-meds.jpgDoctors are investigating cancer cell mutations that can be targeted by new prescription medications. The drugs have offered real hope for patients with these mutations, such as Kate Robbins, who is surviving stage 4 lung cancer. CBS reports - video may take time to load.

 
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