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Illogical ‘Sentinel' mostly full of holes
This Ithaca Journal - 1 hour, 53 minutes ago Watching “The Sentinel” is like chowing down on a big hunk of Jarlsberg: you enjoy it while you're consuming it, and you don't notice the holes so much, but when it's over you have a stomach ache and you feel vaguely ashamed of yourself.
Stomach cancer
Local kids have close ties to annual cancer walk
Eastern Arizona Courier - Apr 26 11:23 AM When cancer attacks the body, talented doctors, caring nurses and cutting-edge treatment can mean the difference between life and death for the victim.
Stomatitis
Second chance reveals gene's ability to help fight flu, other viruses
[Press Release] Washington University School of Medicine - 52 minutes ago Jan. 12, 2007 -- An immune system gene that flunked its first tryout as an antiviral factor has triumphed in its second, proving that it can help fight the flu, herpes and the Sindbis virus.
stress
Mauer has with 'stress reaction' in left fibula
Sports Illustrated - Mar 22 9:02 PM Twins catcher Joe Mauer has a stress reaction in his left leg, and will sit out for a few days for treatment.
Stress fracture
Juvenile stress fractures may take a while to heal
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Apr 25 12:31 PM The resolution of stress fractures in children and adolescents, while rare, can be protracted because of delays in diagnosis and inappropriate initial treatment, German and Austrian researchers report.
stretch
WSU men begin key NSIC stretch
Winona Daily News - Feb 08 10:03 PM It was tough the first time around, so the Winona State University men s basketball team doesn t expect anything different this time. The Warriors begin what could be their toughest stretch of the season and the biggest threat to their 43-game winning streak.
Stroke
Mickelson and Furyk Share 3-Stroke Lead at Pebble Beach
Washington Post - Feb 09 8:42 PM Phil Mickelson and Jim Furyk share a three-stroke lead after Friday's play at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
stroke
Lady Warriors fall by one stroke to Peachtree Ridge
AccessNorthGA - Mar 21 5:58 PM CUMMING - Class AAAAA Peachtree Ridge escaped with one stroke win over Class AAA White County Tuesday in girls golf action at Countryland Golf Course.
Stye
Medicare limits sex drug coverage
Detroit Free Press - Jan 27 12:03 AM American men will no longer receive Medicare coverage for Viagra and two other erectile dysfunction drugs when taken to improve sexual performance. The changes, which took effect Jan. 1, are likely to produce millions in annual savings for Medicare prescription drug plans.
Subarachnoid hemorrhage
Research Compares Two Diagnostic Methods for Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Newswise - Apr 24 8:30 AM Subarachnoid hemorrhage affects about 30,000 Americans every year. The majority of these cases are caused by cerebral aneurysms. Researchers analyzed the efficacy of Computed Tomographic Angiography in identifying SAH quickly and accurately.
Subdural hematoma
Alexander couple charged in connection with injuries to girl
Benton Courier - Apr 26 8:58 AM Victor Lyons, 34, of Alexander was charged with first-degree domestic battery for allegedly injuring his live-in girlfriend's 23-month-old daughter, who was last listed in critical condition at Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock.
Subluxation
Management of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
RedNova - Jan 16 1:06 AM By Dixit, Sameer; Difiori, John P; Burton, Monique; Mines, Brandon Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is the most common cause of knee pain in the outpatient setting.
Subrogation
NATA Seeks To Clear Up Payment, Employment Concerns With OPSPEC
Aviation Now - Jan 16 6:28 AM The National Air Transportation Association wrote senior FAA officials hoping to clear up a handful of issues that the final Operations Specification, OpSpec A008, on Part 135 operational control has raised, including issues dealing with pilot employment and payment.
Sunburn
Post Magazine: Mind Control
Washington Post - Jan 16 11:14 AM New on the Internet: a community of people who believe the government is beaming voices into their minds. They may be crazy, but the Pentagon has pursued a weapon that can do just that.
supplements
Finally, a Real Way for Health-Conscious Consumers to Easily Evaluate Supplements and Make Informed Nutritional ...
[Press Release] PRWeb via Yahoo! News - Feb 09 7:12 AM Nutritional-Supplement-Truths.com Debunking Supplement Myths and Replacing them with the Cold, Hard Facts to Help Consumers Find Quality Supplements That Get The Job Done
Surgery
Barbaro on the mend after weekend surgery
Sports Illustrated - Jan 16 2:58 PM Barbaro has "improved considerably" after weekend surgery to remove a section of his laminitis-stricken left rear hoof.
Surgical instruments
Synergetics USA, Inc. Adds IRIDEX to Existing Patent Infringement Lawsuit
SYS-CON Media - Apr 26 3:31 PM Synergetics USA, Inc. announced today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Synergetics, Inc. added IRIDEX (IRIX) as a defendant in the Philadelphia-based patent infringement case against Peregrine Surgical, Ltd. and Innovatech Surgical, Inc. The lawsuit involves the infringement of U.S. patent number 6,984,230 issued to Synergetics, Inc. on January 10, 2006. The patent involves a second version of
Suture
Kimberly-Clark Health Care Launches InteguSeal* Microbial Sealant in the United States
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - 1 hour, 12 minutes ago ROSWELL, Ga.----Kimberly-Clark Health Care announced today the launch of Kimberly-Clark* InteguSeal* Microbial Sealant , a first-in-class microbial barrier designed to reduce the risk of skin flora contamination throughout a surgical procedure.
Synapse
Device holds hope for patients on ventilators
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Apr 01 6:45 AM Don Pollard's eyes widened. He was breathing. His diaphragm was going up and down, pulling air into his lungs and forcing it out. The sensation felt strange to the 28-year-old, who has depended on a ventilator since he was injured in a car crash before his second birthday. "My diaphragm hasn't moved at least not like that in 27 years," said Pollard, who is paralyzed from the neck down except ...
Syndrome
Bookstore plans events to support Down syndrome awareness
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Jan 31 12:02 AM February is "Down Syndrome Month" at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Columbus Park Crossing, where a support and awareness day has been scheduled for Saturday.
syphilis
Gripping tale of survival in Shorn at Dobama
Cleveland Jewish News - Mar 08 7:08 AM In live theater, there may be a moment so startling in its originality and impact you won t soon forget it. Such an instance occurs at the outset in Shorn, a solo piece written and performed by Juliette Regnier. It s at Dobama Theatre through March 4.
Syringe
MLive.com: Newstalk Forum
MLive.com - Mar 31 6:33 PM I'll buy my own syringe and suck out half my brain.
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