... structures are weak and people are desperate, terrorists and criminal networks can easily take root. So too can deadly diseases that, with the help of air travel, can reach our First World enclaves in a few hours. Africa also produces 30 percent ...

... third do not survive. In an effort to promote interest in researching cures and preventative measures against this deadly disease, on Friday, University of Central Arkansas initiated a student cancer research symposium. A presidential lecture ...

... survivors (adults and children) will be honored with special red caps to show that they're fighting back against these deadly diseases. Event participants aren't just walking for their health. They're raising desperately needed funds to support ...

... and 25 doubling since 1991, some schools are acknowledging that all students should be warned about the potentially deadly disease, even if the vaccination is expensive and not always covered under insurance. Meningococcal meningitis is an infection ...

... heart surgery. They are being honored with special red caps to make the statement that they are fighting back against deadly diseases. Reflecting on the events that brought him to the present, Fisher says: "I'm alive because of the defibrillator ...

... be wearing the symbolic red hat of the heart association, demonstrating the fact she is fighting back against the deadly diseases of the heart, and she will lead the youngsters during the 5K walk. (Staff writer Fred Petrucelli can be reached ...

... s 3. He's got a ball in his hand right now." Hunter said he tries not to worry too much about how fast the deadly disease might progress, about how it eventually might put him in a wheelchair, wipe out his ability to speak, and take ...

... stricken areas Saturday, triggering flash floods in Sri Lanka that sent evacuees fleeing and increasing the threat of deadly disease. U.S. forces began one of their biggest relief missions ever with the death toll likely to hit 150,000. A magnitude ...

... be they cancer, cardiovascular or something else, kill 400,000 people every year. Even smokers who avoid these deadly diseases can still expect a shorter lifespan and reduced quality of life. There also are dangers beyond this, as cigarettes ...

... very difficult issue, but the Beed family believes that it is much more important to screen donors for potentially deadly diseases rather than to check a donors criminal or sociological background," he said. Organs are not tested for rabies but ...