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9 more deaths in city from heat 
The Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office yesterday added nine more heat-related deaths to the toll from the eight-day hot spell that lasted through Thursday, bringing the total number of victims in the city to 18.
Source: www.philly.com

Scans reveal the secrets of babies’ brains 
New images show the astonishing development of the brain of a very premature baby.
Source: www.guardian.co.uk

NSW opposition promises disability funds 
The NSW opposition has promised to increase funding for disability aids by $13 million if it wins the state election.
Source: au.news.yahoo.com
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Local comic Josh Blue stands to win
Rocky Mountain News, CO - Jul 13, 2006… Jacqui Blue says her son has the athetoid form of cerebral palsy, which according … was sheer willpower,” says Jacqui Blue of her youngest child s ability …
Source: www.rockymountainnews.com

Camp for disabled takes fear out of cycling
Cleveland Plain Dealer, OH - Jul 30, 2006… The children, ages 6 to 17, have cerebral palsy, autism, epilepsy, fetal-alcohol syndrome and other conditions. … “Each child is on their own timetable,” she said …
Source: www.cleveland.com

BAY LIBERATES DISABLED KIDS
San Jose Mercury News,  USA - Jul 21, 2006… It takes a village to lower a child into the water. … Hannah, who has cerebral palsy, speaks with her smile. And yes, it was beaming. But not the entire time. …
Source: www.mercurynews.com
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Local child to participate in telethon 
Jacksonvilles Jackson Phillips is one of the poster children for this years East Central Alabama United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) 48th annual telethon. The 2-year-old is the son of Randy and Tracy Phillips.
Source: www.jaxnews.com

NEWSMAKERS - Delhi Price Hill 
The College of Mount St. Joseph recently awarded the 2006 St. Elizabeth Seton Mission Award to Delhi Township resident Steve Radcliffe, director of athletics at the Mount.
Source: news.communitypress.com
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Window of opportunity for Thurmont 
By Stan Goldberg Sports Editor THEIR SEASON ENDED in late June, but on Thursday night members of the Thurmont Challenger Little League team held a special workout. They needed to practice hitting off a tee, something most of them had not done in years.
Source: www.fredericknewspost.com

Engineering a better future 
When it comes to solving the world’s problems, Downers Grove resident Judy Gardner is taking it one step at a time. “I learned a long time ago you can’t cure the world, so you have to help one person at a time,” Gardner said.
Source: www.suburbanchicagonews.com
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Campaign shines a light on premature births 
Like most toddlers, 2-year-old twins James and Mary Parlier are inquisitive and filled with energy. Theres little about the two that betray their rough start in life.
Source: www.statesville.com

Challenged children successful in saddle 
RUTLAND - Andrew Marques raised his hands to the sky triumphantly as he rode a horse around the show ring at ForgeWorks Farm on Saturday, smiling as he soaked up being the center of attention.
Source: www.telegram.com
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Speech Impairment (Adult)
Local 6 - Any facial weakness, such as Bell’s palsy or tongue weakness, can cause Cerebral angiography CT scan of the head MRI of the head MR angiography EEG X-rays of the should not be used duringany medical emergency or for the diagnosis or treatment
Source: www.local6.com

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Nitric Oxide May Help Some Premature Babies, Studies Find 
PHILADELPHIA _ Babies born very prematurely may be spared lifelong, disabling lung disease if nitric oxide is pumped into their lungs, two national studies have found. The first study, led by Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania neonatologist Dr. Roberta A.
Source: www.redorbit.com

Call for new baby jaundice checks 
All newborns should be checked for jaundice to prevent unnecessary deaths, says England’s Chief Medical Officer.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk

Lung Therapy Offers Hope for Preemies 
By Marie McCullough, The Philadelphia Inquirer Jul. 27–Babies born very prematurely may be spared lifelong, disabling lung disease if nitric oxide is pumped into their lungs, two national studies have found. The first study, led by Roberta A.
Source: www.redorbit.com
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DC On-Line 
By Sutton, Brian Long-Term Effects of Carbon Monoxide A study from the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation1 concludes that one episode of moderate to severe carbon monoxide poisoning can have lingering effects.
Source: www.redorbit.com
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Challenge Aspen musical is Friday 
After a week of hard work, Challenge Aspen is proud to present the grand performance of The Magic of Music and Dance camp. This years theme is Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
Source: www.snowmassvillagesun.com

Woman Denies Home Was Too Filthy For Her Kids 
A woman whose boys were taken by child welfare workers after officers determined her home was filthy said Friday that authorities lied about the conditions inside.
Source: news.yahoo.com
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Sports calendar listings 
The Sports Calendar is a public service of the Poughkeepsie Journal. Items should be mailed to Sports Calendar, Poughkeepsie Journal, P.O. Box 1231, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 12602, faxed to 845-437-4879, or e-mailed to players@poughkeepsiejournal.com . All phone numbers are 845 area code unless otherwise listed.
Source: www.poughkeepsiejournal.com

Baseball at its Best in Bluffton 
By JUSTIN PEEPER Richard Bricker whole-heartedly admits that hes been addicted since the first time he stepped behind the plate five summers ago. His addiction: smiles and laughter.
Source: www.news-banner.com

Baby sitters club 
PORTAGE | Her experience at an area church’s drop-in baby-sitting service soured Deborah Meeter on teen baby sitters.
Source: www.nwitimes.com
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