'Superbug' Patient to Sue Maker of Suspect Endoscopes

February 23, 2015       TOP STORY 'Superbug' Patient to Sue Maker of Suspect Endoscopes An 18-year-old student now hospitalized amid UCLA's "superbug" outbreak will sue the maker of the hard-to-clean endoscopes, his lawyer said.     Keep Reading             Skin Patch May Protect Against Peanut Allergy A skin patch containing peanut protein allows people to consume tiny amounts of the allergen without reacting, a new study shows.     Keep Reading       Why Eating Late at Night May be Bad for Your Brain That dinner you've been putting off until late at night or bowl of ice cream you can't resist before bedtime could mess with your head.     Keep Reading           New Killer Virus Found in Kansas Scientists are reporting on a new virus, never seen before anywhere, that apparently killed a Kansas man last year.     Keep Reading       Flu Rate Falls, But Epidemic Still Claiming Kids' Lives The rate of flu cases has decreased for the third straight week, but the annual outbreak has killed at least six more children, CDC officials say.     Keep Reading         Feds Grant Obamacare Tax Extension   Read   What's So Super About a Superbug?   Read   UCLA Superbug Outbreak: How Endoscopes Got Dirty   Read       More Stories     UCLA Superbug Outbreak Called No Threat to Public > Peanut Allergy Warning: Hundreds of Products Recalled > Watch Out for Endoscopes Linked to Superbug Outbreak, FDA Says > Precious Photos Recovered > New Diet Proposals: Eat Your Veggies, Have Some Coffee >