November 20, 2014 Bristol-Myers Recalls Blood Pressure Drug Bristol-Myers Squibb Co said it has recalled 64 million tablets of the blood pressure medicine Avalide in the United States and Puerto Rico due to the potential for reduced effectiveness
November 20, 2014 11 People Hospitalized After Bleach Spill at Minnesota Pool Eleven people, including children, were hospitalized Sunday when bleach spilled at a Minnesota swimming school
November 20, 2014 Asian Americans Show Higher Diabetes Rates Despite being thinner, Asian Americans are more likely than whites to have type diabetes 2, and the problem is growing, a new study finds
November 20, 2014 Up to Half in U.S. Have Pre-Existing Conditions As many as 129 million Americans under age 65 have medical problems putting them at risk of being rejected by insurance companies or having to pay more for coverage, according to a U.S. government study
November 20, 2014 Man Survives After 3 Hours Without a Heartbeat A British man whose heart stopped for three-and-a-half hours was brought back to life by a machine that performed 20,000 life-saving chest compressions
November 20, 2014 China Arrests 96 Over Tainted Milk Chinese police have arrested 96 people for using melamine-tainted milk powder to produce dairy products, state media said on Thursday, the same chemical that killed several babies in a milk powder scandal in 2008
November 20, 2014 Merck Clot Preventer Linked to Bleeding Risk Merck & Co's experimental blood clot preventer vorapaxar can cause bleeding in patients who previously suffered a stroke, investigators involved in clinical trials of the drug confirmed
November 20, 2014 Jogging Strollers Recalled for Amputation Risk Around 30,000 strollers in the United States and Canada are being recalled over potential amputation and laceration hazards, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
November 20, 2014 Medical Students Examine Unconscious Patients Without Consent Australian and UK medical students carried out intrusive procedures on unconscious and anesthetized patients without first gaining consent
November 20, 2014 Senator Moves to Ban Drug Sold Under Bath Salts Guise Two drugs that produce a "meth-like" high and are being sold under the guise of "bath salts" would be banned as federally controlled substances under a bill unveiled on Sunday by Senator Charles Schumer