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145 People Reportedly Pricked With Syringes At France's Street Music Festival
French police have detained twelve suspects after 145 people reported being pricked with syringes during the country's annual street music festival, officials said Sunday.
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"Spiked Needle" Attacks On Women On The Rise In Spain
Spanish police are investigating a string of cases of women being injected with possibly spiked syringes in crowded clubs, following similar incidents in Britain and France.
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Top Syringe Maker Asks PM Modi To Lift Factory Shutdown Order
India's largest syringe and needle manufacturer has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to revoke an order to suspend production, part of a broader factory shutdown imposed by a state regulator to curb heavy pollution in the region.
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WHO Warns Of Massive Syringe Shortfall In 2022
The World Health Organization warned Tuesday there could be shortfall of up to two billion syringes in 2022, which threatens to hamper vaccine efforts globally is production does not improve.
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UN Stockpiling Billion Syringes For COVID-19 Vaccine
The United Nations said Monday it would stockpile one billion syringes around the world by the end of 2021, to be used for the delivery of any future coronavirus vaccine.
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1 Dead, 25 Critical In Madhya Pradesh. Nurse Used Same Syringe On All
A man died while 25 others are critical after a nurse allegedly used the same syringe on all the patients at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh.
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7 Things To Keep In Mind While Using Syringes At Home
Syringes should be used only under medical supervision.
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Democratic Republic Of Congo Launches Yellow Fever Vaccination Drive
Democratic Republic of Congo launched a campaign today to vaccinate about a million people against yellow fever over the next 10 days in the capital Kinshasa and a nearby province.
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Micro-Camera Can Be Injected With A Syringe
German engineers have created a camera no bigger than a grain of salt that could change the future of health imaging -- and clandestine surveillance.
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'Injection Psycho' in Andhra Pradesh, Police Says It's This Man
Nearly 50 police teams in Andhra Pradesh- that's about 400 cops -are searching for a man who has been dubbed "injection psycho" in the local media, an exaggeration that's creating panic, according to officials.
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Colorado health officials say dentist put thousands at HIV risk from reused syringes
A suspended Colorado dentist reused syringes and needles in his now-shuttered practice, potentially exposing thousands of patients to HIV and hepatitis infection, health officials warned on Friday.
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Wal-Mart to pay for medical costs in syringe case
A Wal-Mart Stores Inc. spokeswoman says the retailer will pay for any valid medical expenses for customers harmed as a result of syringes found in clothing at one of its north Georgia stores.
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Biomedical scam behind used syringes, bloody gloves in Mumbai?
Foul smell is nothing new for the residents of Deonar, home to Mumbai oldest and largest dumping ground. But the stench on Wednesday wasn't of garbage but that of human blood.Around 1.30 am, Deonar police found a room full of hazardous bio-medical hospital waste dumped in a house in the area.A tempo, loaded with biomedical waste from hospitals, tha...
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New disposable syringes to be available soon
Medicine might be one more step closer alleviating the danger of spreading infections through used syringes. A major pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline, has launched a new disposable syringe that will get automatically locked once it has been used. The new product, known as Auto-Disable (A-D) syringe, has been developed by a New York based ph...
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145 People Reportedly Pricked With Syringes At France's Street Music Festival
French police have detained twelve suspects after 145 people reported being pricked with syringes during the country's annual street music festival, officials said Sunday.
-
"Spiked Needle" Attacks On Women On The Rise In Spain
Spanish police are investigating a string of cases of women being injected with possibly spiked syringes in crowded clubs, following similar incidents in Britain and France.
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Top Syringe Maker Asks PM Modi To Lift Factory Shutdown Order
India's largest syringe and needle manufacturer has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to revoke an order to suspend production, part of a broader factory shutdown imposed by a state regulator to curb heavy pollution in the region.
-
WHO Warns Of Massive Syringe Shortfall In 2022
The World Health Organization warned Tuesday there could be shortfall of up to two billion syringes in 2022, which threatens to hamper vaccine efforts globally is production does not improve.
-
UN Stockpiling Billion Syringes For COVID-19 Vaccine
The United Nations said Monday it would stockpile one billion syringes around the world by the end of 2021, to be used for the delivery of any future coronavirus vaccine.
-
1 Dead, 25 Critical In Madhya Pradesh. Nurse Used Same Syringe On All
A man died while 25 others are critical after a nurse allegedly used the same syringe on all the patients at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh.
-
7 Things To Keep In Mind While Using Syringes At Home
Syringes should be used only under medical supervision.
-
Democratic Republic Of Congo Launches Yellow Fever Vaccination Drive
Democratic Republic of Congo launched a campaign today to vaccinate about a million people against yellow fever over the next 10 days in the capital Kinshasa and a nearby province.
-
Micro-Camera Can Be Injected With A Syringe
German engineers have created a camera no bigger than a grain of salt that could change the future of health imaging -- and clandestine surveillance.
-
'Injection Psycho' in Andhra Pradesh, Police Says It's This Man
Nearly 50 police teams in Andhra Pradesh- that's about 400 cops -are searching for a man who has been dubbed "injection psycho" in the local media, an exaggeration that's creating panic, according to officials.
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Colorado health officials say dentist put thousands at HIV risk from reused syringes
A suspended Colorado dentist reused syringes and needles in his now-shuttered practice, potentially exposing thousands of patients to HIV and hepatitis infection, health officials warned on Friday.
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Wal-Mart to pay for medical costs in syringe case
A Wal-Mart Stores Inc. spokeswoman says the retailer will pay for any valid medical expenses for customers harmed as a result of syringes found in clothing at one of its north Georgia stores.
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Biomedical scam behind used syringes, bloody gloves in Mumbai?
Foul smell is nothing new for the residents of Deonar, home to Mumbai oldest and largest dumping ground. But the stench on Wednesday wasn't of garbage but that of human blood.Around 1.30 am, Deonar police found a room full of hazardous bio-medical hospital waste dumped in a house in the area.A tempo, loaded with biomedical waste from hospitals, tha...
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New disposable syringes to be available soon
Medicine might be one more step closer alleviating the danger of spreading infections through used syringes. A major pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline, has launched a new disposable syringe that will get automatically locked once it has been used. The new product, known as Auto-Disable (A-D) syringe, has been developed by a New York based ph...
