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• InVite® Health Introduces and SNO 145 Sleep Awake by Power Plant Sleep Aid
  
InVite® Health, a leading nutraceutical firm headquartered in Nassau County, New York, today announced the release of an advanced sleep enhancement product supplied by Power Plant – the...(PRWeb February 21, ...
• Nano discs may pose health risk
  
A study at Edinburgh University finds people involved in manufacturing a material used in touch screens may face a health risk.
• Sihle Insurance Group Urges Firms to Protect Against Cyber Attacks
  
As the number and cost of cyber attacks and hacking incidents increase across the U.S., companies housing personal data of customers or clients need to protect themselves against liability and ...
• Isabel Healthcare Partners with Touch Medix to Integrate Diagnosis.
  
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• Nasty superbug emerging where Strikes otherwise healthy young patients
  
Researchers are expressing concern about a new, under-recognized, much more potent variant of a common bacterium that has surfaced in the U.S. It's virulent, potentially drug-resistant, and strikes otherwise healthy, ...
• Gene Might Boost Risk for Obesity HealthDay
  
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• Some CPS Students Tossing Out Healthy Lunch Items
  
Students in Chicago's Public Schools are eating healthier – if they're eating what's served at school. But some lunchroom personnel say the children are not.
• City Council Approves and SNO 145 Risk Based Restaurant Health Inspection Plan
  
The City Council on Wednesday passed an ordinance that will give restaurants with good public health records a break on inspections.
• Health Advocates Waiting On CPS To Make and SNO 145 Epipens Available For Emergencies
  
With one injection, "epipens" can save lives. But CBS 2's Dana Kozlov wanted to find out why Chicago public schools still don't have them.