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Kotzebue Trooper Saved by Proton Beam Therapy

By Charlotte Wareing | Marco/Richards on Jun 6, 2018   Featured, Health, State  

Kotzebue Trooper Saved by Proton Beam Therapy

A KOTZEBUE dad diagnosed with prostate cancer says his ‘life has been saved’ thanks to state-of-the-art treatment. Mitch Lewis, a state trooper, flew 4350 miles from his home to Prague, Czech Republic for proton beam therapy. Mitch, 55, who featured on the TV show ‘Alaska State Troopers’, has a family history of prostate cancer and his […]

For American Indian Youth, Risk is Higher for Alcohol, Drug Use, say CSU Researchers

By Anne Manning | CSU on May 31, 2018   Featured, Health  

For American Indian Youth, Risk is Higher for Alcohol, Drug Use, say CSU Researchers

Since 1975, Colorado State University social scientists have studied rates of drug and alcohol use among American Indian youths living on or near reservations. Their latest published results underscore a trend that has persisted over many decades: Native adolescents are more likely to use alcohol and illicit drugs than non-Native adolescents in the United States. […]

Pet Owners Take Note: Abundant Hares Suggest Impending Tularemia Outbreak

By Laurie Boeck | ADF&G on May 30, 2018   Featured, Health, State  

Pet Owners Take Note: Abundant Hares Suggest Impending Tularemia Outbreak

(Fairbanks) — An abundance of hares reported this week, including dead hares with Tularemia and voles covered in ticks, could mean diagnosis of the summer’s first cases of Tularemia in local pets aren’t far behind. “Tularemia outbreaks in dogs and cats that come in contact with sick hares occur in the Fairbanks North Star Borough […]

Oral Antibiotics May Raise Risk of Kidney Stones

By Children's Hospital of Philadelphia on May 13, 2018   Health  

Oral Antibiotics May Raise Risk of Kidney Stones

Pediatric researchers have found that children and adults treated with some oral antibiotics have a significantly higher risk of developing kidney stones. This is the first time that these medicines have been linked to this condition. The strongest risks appeared at younger ages and among patients most recently exposed to antibiotics. “The overall prevalence of kidney […]

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