Mike Stobbe

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First Ebola Victim Suspected Infected by Bats
12/30/2014
The Ebola epidemic is the worst in world history, blamed for killing nearly 8,000 people across West Africa this year.
The Ebola epidemic is the worst in world history, blamed for killing nearly 8,000 people across West Africa this year.
The Ebola epidemic is the worst...
12/30/2014
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Hospitals Cut Lethal Errors Rate
06/13/2006
A campaign to reduce lethal errors and unnecessary deaths in U.S. hospitals has saved an estimated 122,300 lives in the last 18 months, the campaign's leader said Wednesday.
A campaign to reduce lethal errors and unnecessary deaths in U.S. hospitals has saved an estimated 122,300 lives in the last 18 months, the campaign's leader said Wednesday.
A campaign to reduce lethal...
06/13/2006
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More CDC Safety Problems: Anthrax Scare, Labs Shut Down
07/11/2014
One of the closed facilities was involved an incident that could have exposed workers in three labs to anthrax.
One of the closed facilities was involved an incident that could have exposed workers in three labs to anthrax.
One of the closed facilities was...
07/11/2014
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Parents Report More Child Food, Skin Allergies
05/02/2013
Parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children, a big government survey found. Experts aren't sure what's behind the increase.
Parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children, a big government survey found. Experts aren't sure what's behind the increase.
Parents are reporting more skin...
05/02/2013
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Flu Running Rampant Across Country
01/11/2013
One Pennsylvania hospital set up a tent outside its ER to deal with the feverish patients.
One Pennsylvania hospital set up a tent outside its ER to deal with the feverish patients.
One Pennsylvania hospital set up...
01/11/2013
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CDC: Ebola Reports Rarely Panned Out
12/06/2014
Of 650 patients flagged to federal officials, four ended up testing positive.
Of 650 patients flagged to federal officials, four ended up testing positive.
Of 650 patients flagged to...
12/06/2014
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One in Four Would Defy Hurricane Evacuation
07/19/2006
One in four people in Southern coastal states would ignore hurricane evacuation orders, according to a Harvard University survey.
One in four people in Southern coastal states would ignore hurricane evacuation orders, according to a Harvard University survey.
One in four people in Southern...
07/19/2006
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Forgotten Smallpox Found in Govt. Storage Room
07/09/2014
It was the second recent incident in which a U.S. government health agency appeared to have mishandled a highly dangerous germ.
It was the second recent incident in which a U.S. government health agency appeared to have mishandled a highly dangerous germ.
It was the second recent...
07/09/2014
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