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Acetylsalicylic acid: An entry from UXL's <i>UXL Encyclopedia of Science</i>

Isolation and characterization of novel human parechovirus from clinical samples.(RESEARCH)(Clinical report): An article from: Emerging Infectious Diseases by Kanako Watanabe, Masayasu Oie, et all 2007-06-01

Journey with an Angel, Our daughter by Karen Pleban, 2010-08-27

Encephalitis: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Science, 3rd ed.</i> by Larry Blaser, 2004

Unseen Hands and Unknown Hearts: A Miracle of Healing Created Through Prayer by Kathy L. Callahan, 1995-04

Pickwickian Manners and Customs by PercyFitzgerald, 2010-10-03

Pickwickian Manners and Customs by PercyFitzgerald, 2010-09-29

La decadencia del sindrome de Reye (SuDoc HE 20.4010/a:R 33/2/Spanish) by Evelyn Zamula,

AIDS, the second wave: The impact of the AIDS epidemic on five cities : El Paso, Oklahoma City, Orlando, Salt Lake City, Springfield by Lilia M Reyes, 1992

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FamilyFun: Children's Health: Cold & Flu Season Checklist
pains. NOTE Children under 12 should never be given aspirin for feverreduction due to possibility of reyes syndrome. Antidiarrheal
http://familyfun.go.com/raisingkids/child/health/checklist/dony129hea_list1/

Extractions: The cold weather is coming, which means cold and flu season are right around the corner. Don't let the flu or cold bugs catch you without the necessary supplies on hand. Below are our suggestions for the essential supplies you should have in your medicine cabinet in preparation for this year's cold and flu battles. THE BASICS
Access Counseling Referral Network...Texas Therapists...Reyes Links
immediately. Thank you! National reyes syndrome Foundation (1800-233-7393)Web-Site http//www.reyessyndrome.org. Texas Rehabilitation
http://www.texastherapists.com/ReyesLinks.html

Extractions: Used with permission. Reyes Disease "Links" The following links may be beneficial in gaining more information. If you find information which is inappropriate contained on any link on our site, please report it to us immediately. Thank you! National Reyes Syndrome Foundation (1-800-233-7393) Web-Site: http://www.reyessyndrome.org Texas Rehabilitation Commission (210-805-2200, San Antonio) Texas State employment agency for those with disabilities to help prepare for and obtain employment. Prospective clients may self-refer or may also have referral from counselors or physician. Web Site: http://www.rehab.state.tx.us
Access Counseling Referral Network...Texas Therapists...Long Term Illness
Myasthenia Gravis. Neurofibromatosis. Parkinson Disease. reyes syndrome. SexuallyTransmitted Diseases. Sickle Cell Anemia. Speech Impairments. Spina Bifida.
http://www.texastherapists.com/LongTermIllness.html

Extractions: Used with permission. Long term illnesses may often lead to depression, anger and loss if psychological distresses are not recognized. Clients whose physical illnesses or special needs result in psychological distress are helped when addressing not only their physical condition, but also methods of dealing with emotional and mental health issues for themselves, their families and friends. Dottie Miller, LMSW/ACP, LPC, LMFT Carol Walter, LPC, BSN, QMRP Janis Stoller, LPC Margaret Lain, LPC, LMFT ... Robert Peden, LPC
Spears & MacLeod: Medical Links: Reye's Disease: Reye's Syndrome: Pharmasave :Ya
04/18/2001 2. NATIONAL HOTLINE National reyes syndrome Foundation,Inc NATIONAL HOTLINE - National reyes syndrome Foundation, Inc.
http://www.spearsmacleod.com/links/r/reyesdis/

Extractions: Reviewed sites. Link Description Type National Reye's Syndrome Foundation European Concerted Action and Research in Epilepsy (EUCARE) aims to provide information on epilepsy to neurologists, media and governments. Services include publications and recordings of scientific sessions at congresses. uk What is Reye's syndrome? org The list of sites below .... has not been reviewed
Kawasaki Disease
Since aspirin therapy is associated with reyes syndrome, flu vaccine and chickenpox vaccine should be given if the child is placed on aspirin indefinitely.
http://www.tfn.net/HealthGazette/kawasaki.html

Extractions: Karl Hempel, M.D. Kawasaki disease was first described in Japan in 1967. It is a distinctive clinical illness that is characterized by fever, redness of the eyes, diffuse red rash, redness and swelling of the hands and feet, as well as enlarged lymph nodes in the neck. Kawasaki disease is now the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children in the United States. Rheumatic fever used to be the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children. Kawasaki disease occurs most frequently in children under five years of age. Twenty percent of cases involve children five years of age and older. The peak age is 18 to 24 months of age. Approximately 3,000 patients are hospitalized in the United States every year with Kawasaki disease. The cause of Kawasaki disease is unknown. Several clinical features suggest an infectious agent. An association between exposure to rug shampooing and Kawasaki disease has not been confirmed in recent studies. Another theory suggests that Kawasaki disease is a variant of toxic shock syndrome, but this has not been confirmed. There are three phases of Kawasaki disease. The first phase is characterized by fever, pus in the urine, red eyes, intensely red tongue, dry fissured lips, rash, swollen hands and feet, enlarged lymph nodes and abnormal liver test.
Head And Neck
Sclerosis Myoclonus Narcolepsy Neurofibromatosis Parkinsons Disease PeripheralNeuropathy Rabies Restless Legs Syndrome reyes syndrome Sciatica Seizure
http://community.healthgate.com/tools/Head.asp?siteId=uwhealth
Medicalseek - Search Engine For The Healthcare Industry
bright.net/~reyessyn/; OnHealth reyes syndrome Overview of this disorderthat occurs primarily in children who are recovering from a viral illness
http://www.medicalseek.net/Conditions_and_Diseases_Health_Child_Reye_s_Syndrome.
Reye's Syndrome : Meddie Health Search
(Rating 0.00 Votes 0) Rate It. OnHealth reyes syndrome Overview of this disorderthat occurs primarily in children who are recovering from a viral illness
http://www.meddie.com/search/Health/Child_Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Reye_s_
The Lasker Foundation | Former Award Winners
Later the CDC under his direction unraveled the medical enigmas of Toxic Shockand reyes syndrome and issued early warnings about the spread of AIDS.
http://www.laskerfoundation.org/awards/library/2001koshland.shtml

Extractions: William Foege, this year's awardee of the Mary Lasker Award for Public Service, is long on wisdom, long on inventiveness, and long in the length of his legs. As you will hear from what I say, all of these measures of longitude are significant in his award. William Foege was Director of the Center for Disease Control when he set out with a few others to eradicate small pox from the world. Later the CDC under his direction unraveled the medical enigmas of Toxic Shock and Reyes Syndrome and issued early warnings about the spread of AIDS. When the Merck Company decided to make its drug against river blindness available free in Africa they said they would do so if William Foege were responsible for administrating the program. It was done so well that other companies followed suit and offered their drugs, also free, to underdeveloped and impoverished countries. A small glimpse of Dr. Foege and the enthusiasm he generates among coworkers, public officials, and natives in Africa can be seem in a couple of events in his life.
The Lasker Foundation | Former Award Winners, Public Service
Under his direction, the CDC unraveled the medical enigmas of Toxic Shockand reyes syndrome, and issued early warnings about how AIDS spreads.
http://www.laskerfoundation.org/awards/library/2001ps_cit.shtml

Extractions: By imagining that he was a virus, Foege beat smallpox at its own game. He outsmarted the lethal microbe by zeroing in on its next potential victimsand inoculating them with a protective vaccine. This triumph provided the blueprint that public health workers used to obliterate smallpox from the planet. In December of 1966, Foege was running a medical center in West Africa and awaiting a large shipment of smallpox vaccine. As a consultant to the CDC, he was planning a massive immunization campaign. The goal: Inoculate as many people as possible. This strategy was expensive, but conventional public health wisdom said it was the only choice; even with 90% coverage, outbreaks still occurred. But the germ beat the vaccine shipment. One day, Foege got word that smallpox had hit a remote region in Eastern Nigeria. He needed to act immediately to prevent an epidemic, but adequate supplies were months away. He pretended he was the virus and schemed about how to ensure his own propagation. Then he realized the key: Strike susceptible people as quickly as possible. With this insight, he knew he needed to find those individualsbefore the virus did. The race was on.
Chicken Pox
In another, and very rare, complication, the sick person may developreyes syndrome. reyes syndrome is a potentially fatal disease
http://members.tripod.com/vs8/chickenpox.htm

Extractions: by Catie Elzie Description of Chicken Pox Chicken pox is characterized by red, itchy bumps on the skin. These bumps start out as small, pink spots that turn into blisters. These blisters cloud over and form scabs and eventually, in about four days, the scabs shrivel up and fall off. The places where the scabs were have pink dots that fade away after a few days. Most sufferers of chicken pox are usually children between the ages of two and six years old, although people of all ages can be infected. Babies six months old or younger seem to have a natural immunity to chicken pox. Causes of Chicken Pox The technical name of chicken pox is varicella. Chicken pox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus; varicella-zoster also causes herpes zoster. The virus is transmitted through airborne droplets and is highly contagious. The incubation period for chicken pox is two weeks and the sufferer is contagious for this time, even through there are no symptoms until 24 hours before the eruption of the pox. Different Types of Chicken Pox For the most part, there is only one form of chicken pox, but some children develop herpes zoster (shingles) as a reaction to the varicella virus.
National Reye's Syndrome Foundation Of The United Kingdom
reyes syndrome can appear soon after a viral infection especially a flulikeillness or chickenpox. The disease affects children from infancy onwards.
http://www.reyessyndrome.co.uk/

Extractions: Reyes Syndrome can appear soon after a viral infection especially a flu-like illness or chickenpox. The disease affects children from infancy onwards. Although it does occur in adults, it is rarely recognised after 19 years of age. Children of both sexes and all races can affected. Reye-like illnesses are most likely to occur in infants under 4 years of age which may be due to an inherited metabolic disorder. Hon. Administrator and Treasurer The information provided is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care. A physician should be consulted with all questions or concerns regarding ones condition. Also, the National Reye's Syndrome Foundation of the UK cannot assume any liability for the content of Web Sites linked to our site.
Wyethconsumerhealthcare - New Advice On Aspirin Use
This advice is related to reyes syndrome, which we emphasise is an extremely rare,sometimes fatal, brain and liver disorder occurring almost exclusively in
http://www.wyethconsumerhealthcare.co.uk/main.asp?page=41
Michigan Health Activist Course
chapter). Lurie P, et al. Aspirin and reyes syndrome deaths that couldhave been prevented (unpublished book chapter). Lurie P, et al.
http://www.citizen.org/hrg/activistcourses/michigan.htm

Extractions: Institute for Social Research, Room 5055 The United States is plagued by a plethora of health problems, ranging from the effects of tobacco use to violence to environmental contamination to lack of access to medical care for large numbers of Americans, particularly the poor and members of minority groups. It is the premise of this course that the collection and presentation of relatively simple data in a form understandable to policymakers can have a significant impact upon health policy in this country. The main focus of the semester will be on executing that project. For this course, public health is defined broadly to encompass such areas as access to health care, food safety, tobacco use, illicit drug use, environmental exposures, occupational health, violence, public health aspects of medical illnesses such as AIDS or cancer.
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for children or teenagers. This reason is because aspirin is supposedlyrelated to reyes syndrome, or whatever. I am 18, and have
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Extractions: Anyway, I went to a doctor a few years back, and he recommended some aspirin products for my migraines. My mom expressed her fears of reyes syndrome, and the doctor didn't seem to have any. He then told us that newer studies show that aspirin really might not have anything at all to do with reyes syndrome.
Re: Grandma's Aspirin (07/01/02)
Also maybe we could speak to the Pharmaceutical rep from Bayer but do you thinkthey will care unless we could prove statistically that reyes syndrome is on
http://www.pcc.com/lists/pedtalk.archive/0207/00002.html
Special Education
Any replies appreciated. jh John 0728-02. reyes syndrome HELLO OUTTHERE! I'M THE MOM OF A 23yr. OLD THAT HAD REYES AT 4 mos. OLD.
http://groups.msn.com/specialeducation
Influenza
adolescents, some health care practitioners recommend acetaminophen (Tylenol) ratherthan aspirin because of the remote possibility of invoking reyes syndrome.
http://scc.uchicago.edu/influenza.htm

Extractions: INFLUENZA As headlines repeatedly tell us, influenza occurs in periodic worldwide epidemics. Influenza, usually called the flu, is caused by a virus that spreads from one person to another in the spray from coughs and sneezes or through contamination of the hand by secretions. The virus enters the upper part of the respiratory tract through the nose or mouth, and it may also invade the rest of the tract including the lungs. Symptoms appear after an incubation period of one to two days. The incubation period is the time between the entry of the infection into your respiratory tract and the beginning of symptoms. Influenza is usually an epidemic disease affecting many people within a community, such as a college campus. In fact, one of the ways of determining whether an outbreak of respiratory infection is influenza is to look for rapid spread of symptoms. Usually, such epidemics occur in winter or early spring. Symptoms The early symptoms of flu are sudden weakness and fatigue, chills, fever that may be as high as 104o F (40o C), sneezing, headache, muscular and joint pains, swollen glands and a sore throat. These are usually followed by a dry hacking cough and, often, chest pains. Later the cough produces mucus and a runny nose. The fever generally lasts for two to three days, with continued weakness for another few days. If there are no complications, recovery usually occurs within two to three weeks. Risks Epidemics of influenza occur at unpredictable intervals. Sometimes there are as many as five or six successive winters without one but at other times there are two or three epidemics within the same community in a single year. In a severe outbreak, most people in an affected area will have at least a mild attack of the disease.
WWWRIOT Directory View: Health: Diseases
Home of the Rett Angel Calendar/Gallery. reyes syndrome Foundationof the United reyes syndrome Foundation of the United Kingdom.
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Childhood Illness
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, Birth Marks. Progeria, Colic. reyes syndrome, CradleCap. Visual Impairment and Blindness, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Spina Bifida, Intoeing.
http://www.disabilitynetwork.com/illness.html

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