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Prince Philip released from hospitalupdated: Sat Jun 09 2012 16:48:00

Prince Philip is released from hospital after treatment for a bladder infection.

Britain's Prince Philip hospitalized with bladder infectionupdated: Mon Jun 04 2012 12:27:00

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was hospitalized in Britain Monday with a bladder infection and will miss part of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee celebration, Buckingham Palace said.

Why does my baby's urine smell? updated: Tue Apr 03 2012 07:26:00

Q: My baby's urine smells really bad! Is there something wrong?

Don't bet on cranberry against UTIsupdated: Mon Jul 25 2011 17:29:00

Women have long relied on cranberry juice or supplements to prevent painful urinary tract infections.

Why do I keep getting urinary tract infections?updated: Mon Apr 25 2011 08:42:00

I've had 11 urinary tract infections in 13 months and the doctors only give me antibiotics. What is causing this to happen to me? I am scared it could be something really bad. What can I do?

What causes urinary tract infections?updated: Mon Jun 14 2010 08:35:00

What triggers urinary tract infections?

Sepsis can strike, kill shockingly fastupdated: Thu Jan 29 2009 17:03:00

One look at her photo, and you can't help but ask: How could someone so young and vibrant die so quickly from an infection?

Empowered Patientupdated: Thu Jan 29 2009 17:03:00

CNN's Elizabeth Cohen looks at the signs of septicemia, which killed a Brazilian model.

Are you an obnoxious patient?updated: Thu Jan 24 2008 17:26:00

A few months ago, Dr. David Golden says, he had to fire a patient for being obnoxious.

The benefits of: Eating fishupdated: Mon Jul 16 2007 01:49:00

Healthy diets almost always contain fish, a protein food with fewer calories than other meat sources. It's also one of nature's most versatile foods. As well as different species of fish, you can steam, bake, fry or poach fish. It's great raw in the form of sashimi, anchovies, carpaccio and gravlax. But there have been conflicting health messages around the benefits of eating fish.

Q&A: The pope's conditionupdated: Fri Apr 01 2005 02:31:00

The Vatican says the pope has suffered cardiocirculatory collapse and septic shock. CNN's Richard Quest spoke Friday to Professor Anthony Costello, head of the Department of Urology at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, to determine the seriousness of the conditions. The following is a transcript of the interview:

Vatican source: Pope given last ritesupdated: Thu Mar 31 2005 16:10:00

Pope John Paul II's condition remained "serious" early Friday, but he appeared to be responding well to antibiotic treatment for a urinary tract infection that caused him to develop a fever, a Vatican official said.

Fortune: Taking on the HMOs Minneapolis employers, in revolt, put health-care choices back in the hands of patients and doctors. Could thupdated: Mon Feb 16 1998 00:01:00

Don't like your managed-care company? Tired of dispirited doctors processing the mob in the waiting room with all the care and compassion of postal clerks? Tough. What are you going to do about it?...

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