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Sepsis is a medical emergency, and with fast recognition and treatment most patients survive. CDC's guidance for health care providers on spotting, testing and treating it, with clinical tools and patient advice.
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Dana began smoking as a teenager alongside her mother, Terrie, whose smoking caused cancers that took her voice and, in 2013, her life. How Dana cared for her mother while still addicted — and how she quit.
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In 1944, Taussig, surgeon Alfred Blalock, and surgical technician Vivien Thomas developed an operation to correct the congenital heart defect that causes the syndrome. Since then, their operation has prolonged thousands of lives, and is considered a key step in the development of adult open heart su
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Dimples tend to occur in families so this trait is assumed to be inherited, but is it really? Learn more about dimples and genetics.
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After the U.S. declared a COVID-19 emergency in March 2020, doctors ordered far fewer childhood vaccines and gave fewer measles shots, raising the risk of outbreaks. Babies under 2 were affected least.
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Pointe Coupee Parish withdrew about 364 million gallons of water a day in 2014, almost all from the Mississippi River for power generation. Its aquifers, water levels, rivers and water quality, from a USGS fact sheet.
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Most congenital heart defects have no known cause. But three do have one — diabetes in the first three months of pregnancy, untreated PKU, and rubella — and the first two can be managed before conception, which is when it has to happen.
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USGS and the Park Service mapped flooding at Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve in Jacksonville. About 81%–82% of its land is likely inundated by 2050 under two sea-level scenarios.
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By [Tamara Frank](/expedition-19biolum-team/#frank), Nova Southeastern University Most deep-sea animals do not have color vision. They have a single, blue-sensitive, visual pigment because 1) as you go deeper through water in the ocean, all the colors disappear except for blue and 2) most biolumines
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A 2018 USGS assessment estimated 8.5 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil and 66 trillion cubic feet of gas in the Eagle Ford Group and related strata of the Texas Gulf Coast.
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On August 6, 1777, about 800 Tryon County militiamen marching to relieve Fort Stanwix walked into an ambush of loyalists and Mohawk and Seneca warriors. Up to 500 were lost — but the battle helped end the siege.
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Impulsivity and inattention can put children with ADHD at higher risk of injuries, car crashes, co-occurring mental health conditions, tooth decay and obesity. What parents can do about each, and where to get help.
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The National Hydrography Dataset and Watershed Boundary Dataset map America's streams, lakes and watersheds. State stewards keep them current under agreements with the USGS — here is how, and why states do it.
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Feeling you can't get enough air can come from a stuffy nose or hard exercise — or from lung or heart disease. The main causes, and why frequent breathing trouble needs a diagnosis.
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