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Nemours Children's Health Researchers Find Zika Virus is Effective When Used to Treat a Type of Childhood Cancer in Mice - Vimarsana News

Nemours Children's Health Researchers Find Zika Virus is Effective When Used to Treat a Type of Childhood Cancer in Mice

/PRNewswire/ -- Injecting neuroblastoma tumors with Zika virus shrank or eliminated those tumors in studies with mice, suggesting that the virus could someday...

Nemours Children's Health Hosts First-Ever Pediatric Session at HLTH - Vimarsana News

Nemours Children's Health Hosts First-Ever Pediatric Session at HLTH

/PRNewswire/ -- Nemours Children's Health will host the first-ever dedicated pediatric session at HLTH, the leading platform bringing together the entire...

Nemours Children's Health Appoints Matthew M. Davis, MD, as Executive Vice-President, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer - Vimarsana News

Nemours Children's Health Appoints Matthew M. Davis, MD, as Executive Vice-President, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief and Chief Scientific Officer

/PRNewswire/ -- Nemours Children's Health announces the appointment of Matthew M. Davis, MD, MAPP, as Executive Vice-President, Enterprise Physician-in-Chief...

Illinois health insurance exchange bill gets through Springfield - Vimarsana News

Illinois health insurance exchange bill gets through Springfield

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Probiotic Use in NICUs Shows Some Benefits in Newborns With Very Low Birth Weight - Vimarsana News

Probiotic Use in NICUs Shows Some Benefits in Newborns With Very Low Birth Weight

Even with reduced risk of necrotizing enterocolitis, adoption is slow across the U.S.