6. Self-inject with a syringe Hold the needle like a dart and insert it into the muscle at a 90-degree angle. You should insert the needle in a quick but controlled manner. Do not push the plunger in.

NHL Draft cycle is nearing its conclusion now that the annual combine is in the books. Over the next couple weeks teams will be putting the final bow on their draft lists, as well as strategizing how ...

EUS-guided sampling was performed using both needle types, the 22G FNB and 22G FNA needles, with randomisation of the order in which the needles were used. After performing two dedicated passes for ...

Methods Consecutive patients referred for EUS-FNB of a pancreatic mass were invited to join the study. A standardised FNB technique was performed by 2 experienced endosonographers using a Franseen tip ...

Invasive Asian needle ants have spread to 20 states, including Ohio. Here's what their stings can do to you, and how to keep them away.

Asian needle ants use their stingers when they feel threatened, like when a gardener may unknowingly disrupt a nest while weeding or landscaping. As the ants do not swarm like fire ants, stings ...

Asian needle ants have been linked to multiple cases of life-threatening reactions and the mysterious ants keep spreading.

Venomous Asian needle ants are spreading in the US. They're already in Mississippi. The sting hurts more than fire ants, can kill. What you need to know ...

"Asian needle ant workers are small, shiny, dark brown to black, with the end of the antennae and the legs being a lighter orange-brown. Workers are about 0.2 inches in length," the USDA said.

Asian needle ants are about 0.2 inches in length, and dark brown or black with the end of the antennae and the legs being a lighter orange-brown, the U.S. Forest Service says.