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Demi Moore's Rehab Deets! She's Not Allowed To Look At The Scale And…
Since Demi Moore is on lock-down at Cirque, she has to follow their rules! And one of the biggest ones is she can't look at that number on the scale!!
A big part of Demi's problems seems to be her body issues so the doctors think it's best if she steps on the scale backward [...]
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CNN
Texas begins enforcing law requiring pre-abortion sonogram
Texas health officials began enforcing Tuesday a controversial law that requires doctors to provide a sonogram to pregnant women before they get an abortion.
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USA Today
Doctors differ on diagnosis in Tourette's-like cases
As many as 18 N.Y. teens are experiencing tics that cause them to twitch, gesture and verbalize uncontrollably.
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The Nation
Doctors oppose SZH handover to Punjab
LAHORE – Some senior doctors of the Shaikh Zayed Hospital on Tuesday expressed their concern over the recent move to hand over control of the health institute to the Punjab government.
Talking to media on Tuesday chairman of the Shaikh Zayed Hospital Prof Dr Zafar Iqbal, cardiologist Prof Dr Ajmal Naqvi, president of the Young Doctors Association Dr Shahid Malik and representative of ...
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Mashable
Could a Facebook for Doctors Improve Your Care?
Your accountant can email a specialist for advice about a specific issue in your tax return. Your doctor, however, doesn’t necessarily hav…
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Daily Mail
Is it early Alzheimer's or mild cognitive impairment? Doctors left baffled by new guidelines
Doctors are struggling to diagnose whether patients have dementia or not under a revised definition of the condition 'mild cognitive impairment', a report from Washington University has warned.
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Huffington Post
Chun Chun, 15-Pound Baby, Sets Record As China's Heaviest Newborn (VIDEO)
A 15.5-pound baby born in the city of Xinxiang in China's Henan Province has set the record for the heaviest baby born in China, the Times of India reports.Chun Chun was born in a caesarean section which lasted around 20 minutes on Saturday. Both the mother and baby boy are doing fine, according to doctors who spoke with the Chinese newspaper Dahe Daily.Read More...More on Vid...
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Los Angeles Times
Late Night: Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning on brother Peyton's future
Fresh off his second Super Bowl victory, New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning paid a celebratory visit to "The Late Show" on Monday night.
"You know you are my favorite Manning," host David Letterman told the game's MVP. "I've told you this before, right?"
"Yes. Many times, many times. I get a Christmas gift from you every year. It's a jacket," Manning joked, prompting a cackle from the host...
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FOX
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American Scientist
Transplant Jaw Made by 3-D Printer
A 3-D printer-created lower jaw has been fitted to an 83-year-old woman's face in what doctors say is the first operation of its kind...from BBC News Online
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siliconindia
30 Percent Chance Falak will Remain Vegetative: Doctors
:Doctors at AIIMS who have been treating baby Falak for over two weeks said Tuesday there is a 30-40 percent chance that the battered two-year-old
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physorg
A spoonful of sugar or a bitter blocker?
Dr Hannah Newton, an historian of science with an interest in how previous generations coped with childhood illness, digs up some 17th century tips for making medicine taste better and finds evidence for common sense and compassion among the doctors of the day.
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Fortune
Get more from a second doctor's opinion
If you're like most people, you're inclined to trust your doctor's advice.
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BBC
Charity quits after Mali attacks
Medical charity Doctors of the World pulls out of northern Mali following a recent outbreak of fighting by Tuareg rebels - some of used to fight for Col Gaddafi in Libya.
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Telegraph
DVT risk raised by sitting in the window seat
Sitting in a window seat during a long flight can increase the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT), say doctors.
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New York Times
House and Senate at Impasse on Medicare
Lawmakers in both parties say they want to give doctors a small increase in Medicare payments, but they cannot agree on how to pay for it.
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The Guardian
Backers of NHS shake-up turn against Andrew Lansley's plans
Leading doctors voice concerns that reforms will suffocate GPs and jeopardise promised freedom to commission careTwo prominent backers of the coalition's NHS shake-up have joined the growing chorus of critics by claiming that GPs will be "suffocated rather than liberated" by the planned changes.Dr Charles Alessi and Dr Michael Dixon have helped Andrew Lansley claim credibility for his plans amo...
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USA Today
States look at limiting or expanding what doctors can do
State legislatures are considering measures that would make it tougher or easier for doctors to perform surgery outside their specialties.
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AP
Ex Panama dictator Noriega 'stable' in hospital
PANAMA CITY (AP) -- Doctors in Panama say former dictator Manuel Noriega is "stable" after being hospitalized for extreme hypertension....
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FT
Smith & Nephew in $22m bribes fine
UK-based medical devices company agrees to a settlement following a probe by US authorities that it bribed Greek doctors to use its products
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Times of India
India prays for Yuvraj Singh, doctors see quick recovery
Yuvraj Singh will recover from a cancerous tumour, his doctor said, as politicians, sports officials and his teammates rallied around the ailing all-rounder.
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Daily Mail
Neuroblastoma - Toddler Lilly MacGlashan riddled with cancer tumours now in remission after pioneering treatment in U.S
Lilly MacGlashan' from Dunstable, was 'written off' by doctors in the UK when she relapsed following chemotherapy treatment for a rare cancer.
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Daily Mail
Katie Piper: Acid attack survivor has eye-sight restored after stem-cell surgery
Her sight has been restored thanks to doctors at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead, West Sussex, who used eye tissue from the cornea of an anonymous male donor.
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BoingBoing
Woman's infected jaw removed, 3D printed replacement implanted
An 83-year-old woman with a badly infected lower jaw had the entire thing replaced with a 3D printed titanium/bioceramic replica. The surgery was performed by doctors from the University of Hasselt (Belgium) in collaboration with Dutch surgeons. The 3D printer prints titanium powder layer by layer, while a computer controlled laser ensures that the correct [...]
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New York Times
Digital Domain: On HealthTap, Advice for You and Points for Doctors
On HealthTap, an interactive Web site, users can ask for medical advice, and doctors can gain whimsical “awards” for their answers.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Patient or team, who comes first?
Doctors working in professional sports sometimes face a conflict of interest. Ethics dictate their responsibility is to the health of the injured athlete, but there are times when it behooves the doctor - and the team that employs him - to get that athlete back on the playing field
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Slashdot
Doctors 'Cheating' On Board Certifications
Maximum Prophet writes "After taking board exams, doctors have been routinely getting together to remember and reproduce as much of the exam as they can. These notes are then bound and reproduced. According to the American Board of Dermatology, the exams are protected by copyright laws, and any reproduction not approved by the board is illegal. While I have no doubt that the Board believes this...
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The Lancet
[Editorial] Keeping patients safe
In July, 2011, the UK's medical regulator, the General Medical Council (GMC), was told by the Commons Health Select Committee to send a “clear signal” to doctors that they were failing in their duties if they did not report concerns about patients' safety. That signal has now come in Raising and acting on concerns about patient safety—new GMC guidance published on Jan 26, which advises doctors...
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Daily Mail
Paralympian, 12, who lost hands and feet when doctors misdiagnosed meningitis as a tummy upset gets £8m compensation payout
The girl from South Norwood had large parts of all four of her limbs amputated in order to save her life, after suffering meningococcal septicaemia.
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National Post
Gaddafi-era Libyan diplomat tortured to death after detainment: rights group
A Libyan diplomat who served as ambassador to France for Muammar Gaddafi died from torture within a day of being detained by a militia from Zintan, Human Rights Watch said in a statement on Friday.
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BBC
Record 'legal highs detected'
A record number of potentially dangerous new legal highs were found in Europe last year, say doctors.
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Gizmodo
This Nine-Year-Old Girl Just Had Six of Her Organs Replaced—That's a Record [Medicine]
When she was five, Alannah Shevenell's doctors discovered the cause of her fever, weight loss, and distended belly—a sizable tumor spreading throughout her body. After two failed surgeries and rounds of chemo, her doctors had just one option left; a risky surgery to replace six of her cancerous organs. More »
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China Daily
US group accused over cancer fraud
A prominent Chinese science organization has slammed an American medical institute, accusing its doctors of deceiving Chinese patients with a controversial cancer treatment.
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The Sun
Mystery illness causes Tourette's-like symptoms in US teens
Up to 15 teens have been affected in the outrbreak which has left doctors baffled
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BBC
Battered baby's condition worsens
The condition of a severely battered toddler admitted to a hospital in India deteriorates due to a blood infection, doctors say.
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The Jerusalem Post
60% of doctors punch time clocks for first time
Hundreds of physicians have said they would refuse to comply, even though it could mean the loss of overtime payment.
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National Post
More than 70 people killed in Egypt soccer riot
Doctors in four hospitals say the death toll had reached 73, as ambulances continued to ferry in the injured from the stadium. Some of the deaths were the result of stab wounds
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Pravda
Blood pressure should be measured in both arms of the patient
A review of 28 studies published online in the Lancet suggests that doctors should measure blood pressure in both arms of the patient - and not just one, as in most offices. This is because obtaining a different pressure measurement in the arms may indicate an increased risk of peripheral vascular disease.
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Goal.com
Report: New Inter signing Fredy Guarin out for at least three weeks
Club doctors discovered during the player's medical on Tuesday that the Colombia international has a calf problem which could require up to a month on the sidelines.
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science blogs
Joe Mercola: Proof positive that quackery sells [Respectful Insolence]
For as many benefits as the Internet and the web have brought us in the last two decades, there are also significant downsides. I could go into all the societal changes brought about by the proliferation of this new technology, not the least of which (to me, at least) is the newfound ability of someone like me to find an audience. After all, pre-Internet and pre-blog, I could try to write books...
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Times of India
MP chief secretary cites laws to not submit drug trials report
The National Human Rights Commission had taken a suo motu cognizance of a TOI report on the trials and directed Vaishya to furnish details by last Tuesday. He had to report if the doctors had followed ICMR guidelines during the trials.
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Irish Times
Killarney doctor denies price war
One of two doctors who has opened a new medical practice with reduced prices in Killarney, Co Kerry, says he has no interest in a price war.
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USA Today
Doctor: Crosby has soft-tissue neck injury, not fracture
The Pittsburgh Penguins say a doctor's review found no neck fracture, but there is a soft-tissue injury
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Times LIVE
Bull's mom blames doctors
Former Blue Bulls flanker Joseph Ntshongwana's mother, Nomafa Letlaka, yesterday blamed doctors for "letting her son down" by allowing him to roam the streets of Durban instead of keeping him in a psychiatric hospital.
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USA Today
Venezuelans line up to switch French PIP breast implants
Thousands of women worldwide are consulting their doctors about health concerns that have sprung up due to faulty silicone breast implants.
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Telegraph
Sari wearers at greater risk of cancer, Indian doctors claim
The Indian sari has long been admired for its revealing elegance, but according to doctors looks aren't everything: women who wear them could be at greater risk of cancer.
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Rolling Stone
New Reviews: Lana Del Rey's Song Doctors Should Go Back to Med School
In this week's slate of Rolling Stone reviews Rob Sheffield pans internet star Lana Del Rey's first album Born to Die "Her voice is pinched and prim and her song doctors need to go the fuck back to med school" Also Joe Levy raves about Leonard Cohen's latest record Old...
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USA Today
Fetal twin removed from boy's stomach
Doctors in Peru planned today to remove the remains of a partially formed twin fetus from the stomach of a 3-year-old boy.
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USA Today
'Parasitic twin' removed from boy's stomach
Doctors in Peru planned today to remove the remains of a partially formed "parasitic twin" fetus from the stomach of a 3-year-old boy.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: Rare parasitic fetus to be removed from toddler
Doctors in Peru are planning to remove a one-and-a-half pound undeveloped fetus from a three-year-old boy
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National Post
How did doctors miss Crosby's injury?
Cam Cole: To begin the semi-monthly Sidney Crosby dirge, it is first necessary to stress that doctors’ diagnoses, while not quite as random as, say, weather forecasts, are occasionally wrong
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politico
Kirk upgraded to fair a week after surgery
Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), who underwent brain surgery after suffering a stroke, has been upgraded to fair condition, his office announced Monday.
The 52-year-old freshman senator is “alert, talking and responding well to questions,” said Dr. Richard Fessler, a neurosurgeon at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. And doctors are “very pleased with his progress,” he said.
Kirk checked in to a Chicago-a...
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The Nation
3 MQM workers fall prey to targeted killings
KARACHI - Targeted killing claimed the lives of three MQM activists in the city on Monday. The MQM workers were heading somewhere, when unidentified gunmen opened fire at their car near Monday Bazaar held at Sector 5-D, North Karachi. As a result, Shoaib, Bilal and an unidentified MQM worker were fatally wounded. They were ferried to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, but doctors there pronounced ...
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The Nation
3 MQM workers fall prey to targeted killings
KARACHI - Targeted killing claimed the lives of three MQM activists in the city on Monday. The MQM workers were heading somewhere, when unidentified gunmen opened fire at their car near Monday Bazaar held at Sector 5-D, North Karachi. As a result, Shoaib, Bilal and an unidentified MQM worker were fatally wounded. They were ferried to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, but doctors there pronounced ...
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The Nation
3 MQM workers fall prey to targeted killings
KARACHI - Targeted killing claimed the lives of three MQM activists in the city on Monday. The MQM workers were heading somewhere, when unidentified gunmen opened fire at their car near Monday Bazaar held at Sector 5-D, North Karachi. As a result, Shoaib, Bilal and an unidentified MQM worker were fatally wounded. They were ferried to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, but doctors there pronounced ...
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New York Times
Non-Specialists Expand Into Lucrative Cosmetic Surgery Procedures
With declining insurance reimbursements, more doctors are expanding their practices to include things like breast augmentation and liposuction paid for out-of-pocket by patients.
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Los Angeles Times
Prescription with side effects
Report cards for doctors could jeopardize care of high-risk patients.It sounds like a great idea when you first hear it: Medicare is making its claims files available to insurers, employers and consumer groups so they can prepare report cards on individual doctors. The files will reveal such things as how many times doctors perform particular procedures as well as how often their patients devel...
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Washington Post
FDA workers sue agency over monitoring personal e-mails
The Food and Drug Administration secretly monitored the personal e-mail of a group of its own scientists and doctors after they warned Congress that the agency was approving medical devices that posed unacceptable risks to patients, government documents show.
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AP
Zimbabwe doctors report 800 typhoid cases
HARARE,Zimbabwe (AP) -- An independent doctors' group in Zimbabwe is reporting 800 cases of the bacterial disease typhoid in a recent outbreak....
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AP
Penguins: Crosby dealing with neck injury
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A California doctors says Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby is recovering from a neck injury in addition to a concussion....
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Washington Post
Some doctors try to squelch online reviews
Fuming about a billing dispute with his dentist, Robert Allen Lee posted his complaints on two consumer review Web sites, triggering a legal battle over a technique designed to snuff out negative online commentary.
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TMZ
Michael Lohan -- Back in the Hospital for Chest Pains
Michael Lohan was taken to the hospital early Friday morning after experiencing chest pains ... TMZ has learned.According to our sources, Lohan was transferred from a rehab facility in Palm Beach, FL. We're told doctors found more blood clots and…
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Al Jazhera
Doctor's help in bin Laden raid confirmed
Pentagon chief admits Shikal Afridi, charged with treason by Pakistan, provided crucial information on al-Qaeda chief.
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Times of India
Battered two-year-old continues to be very critical at AIIMS
The two-year-old abandoned and battered baby Falak continues to be critical, doctors said on Saturday.
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Daily Mail
My gorgeous little accident: Debbie amazed doctors - not to mention her grandchildren - by getting pregnant naturally at 53 while on the Pill. Here she shares her joy... and exhaustion!
Believed to be the third oldest British woman to conceive naturally, Debbie must surely be the first such woman to do so accidentally, while taking the contraceptive pill.
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AP
US man helping in Haiti rebuilding is shot, robbed
MIAMI (AP) -- A U.S. man who helped build a trauma center in Haiti after January 2010's devastating earthquake was treated at that hospital after being critically wounded during a robbery in the capital of Port-au-Prince, his wife and doctors said Friday....
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NEWS.au.com
Corpse 'wakes up' before funeral pyre
AN Indian woman narrowly escaped being burned alive after doctors wrongly declared her dead and relatives prepared her funeral pyre.
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Reuters
Study finds early signs of autism in baby brains
LONDON (Reuters) - Children who develop autism already show signs of different brain responses in their first year of life, scientists said on Thursday in a study that may in the future help doctors diagnose the disorder earlier.
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Huffington Post
Abdulrahman El-Sayed: SOPA's Killer Cousin You've Probably Never Heard About
Findings from NIH-funded research are used everyday to help doctors make treatment and diagnosis decisions -- not just in America but all over the world. That may end with the Research Works Act.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Medical group claims torture in Libyan prisons
Doctors Without Borders says it has suspended its work in prisons in Misrata after its repeated demands to end torture
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TechCrunch
Drchrono Raises $2.8M From Yuri Milner And Others To Help Bring Medical Records To The iPad
Drchrono, a startup that simplifies the professional lives of doctors by bringing electronic health records and much more to the iPad, has raised $2.8 million in funding led by Yuri Milner, with Google's Matt Cutts and other investors participating. The startup had previously raised $1.3 million in seed funding from Milner, General Catalyst, Charles River Ventures, 500 Startups, Gmail creator a...
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Mail & Guardian
Doctors in limbo as E Cape orders health lockdown
The Eastern Cape has ordered its debt-hobbled health department to stop hiring new doctors, in a move that may affect as many as 400 junior doctors.
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WSJ
Roche Makes Risky Bet on Gene Sequencing
With its $6 billion hostile offer for Illumina Inc., Swiss drug-giant Roche Holding AG is making an expensive and risky bet that genetic mapping will soon be common practice in doctors offices and hospitals.
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People
Heather Locklear Is Under a Doctor's Care: Source
The actress is seeking recovery "without an in-patient program," the source tells PEOPLE
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siliconindia
The good ones help us reach home
by lisbon ferrao The good ones help us reach home
I was on the phone with an editor friend of mine a few days ago. I was having a drink after a hard day’s work, I like to loosen up a bit and a light chat helps me forget my troubles.
We were talking about people who are into the healing business, by healing I don’t mean doctors. We were talking about healing from the inside spiritual he...
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USA Today
To grow, Catholic hospital system pares religious ties
Executives hope it will be easier to merge or affiliate with other hospitals, doctors' practices and other health care providers.
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WSJ
Stricken Senator Makes Progress
Sen. Mark Kirk showed progress, doctors said, but remained hospitalized after suffering a type of stroke that is among the most common in young, otherwise healthy people.
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BBC
Experts review vitamin D advice
The chief medical officer for England, Dame Sally Davies, is to contact doctors, nurses, and midwives about concerns young children and some adults are deficient in vitamin D.
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AP
Santorum says Obama pushes doctors from Medicare
LADY LAKE, Fla. (AP) -- Republican Rick Santorum is telling Florida seniors that President Barack Obama's health overhaul is rationing care, adding long wait times and blocking Medicare patients from seeing their doctors....
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New York Times
The Loyal Opposition: A Website "Exposing" Abortion Doctors Could Lead to Trouble
A website hosting a searchable database of doctors who perform abortions seems intended to frighten the brave individuals who help women in difficult circumstances.
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dlisted
KWellFed Suffers A "Mini" Cardiac Arrest In Australia
Because Celebrity Fit Club worked so well for him, KFed is doing another weight loss show in Australia and during a challenge, his heart started freaking out the same way it did when he found out that the Jack in the Box by his house was going to stop serving 24 hours a day (been there). Team Chunk (copyright: C+D) is taking a hit this month. First Paula Deen gets st...
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Foreign Policy
Predictions about the death of American hegemony may have been greatly exaggerated
Let's face it, there's a general anxiety about the future of America. There's Tom Friedman's column today, which my doctors have now forbade me from critiquing in order to keep my blood pressure down. Books suggesting the United States is kowtowing to China are forthcoming. The Economist recently observed on the highlights of a sobering survey of Harvard Business School graduates, ...
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SI
Complications have Paterno in serious condition
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Joe Paterno's family says doctors have "characterized his status as serious."
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Telegraph
Medical technology business Eykona takes 3D to America
A medical technology business spun out of the University of Oxford is this month heading to America with its 3D imaging products that enables doctors to accurately measure whether wounds are healing.
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science blogs
Kommentar von Huhnbeauftragter bei "Extrem coole Doctor Who Musik" (Astrodicticum Simplex) am 21.01.2012
Peter Davison, das ist mein Doktorchen. Dann kommt Tennant. Was nicht verwunderlich ist, die zwei Doctors sind sich von der Art recht ähnlich, finde ich.
Gucke: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5xvTandeO4
Aber, Fezzes are cool!
lg
Rüdiger aka Huhnbeauftragter
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BBC
Man did not notice nail in brain
Doctors successfully remove a 3.25in (8.25cm) nail embedded in a man's brain after he unknowingly shot it into his skull.
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Los Angeles Times
California's tiniest baby goes home from hospital
Melinda Guido, the smallest baby ever born in California, will be heading home from the hospital Friday.
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Telegraph
Brussels will welcome a stronger safety net
It is a myth that EU rules require the UK to employ European doctors and nurses without proof that their medical skills and English are up to scratch. This is not the case and never has been.
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Times LIVE
Tall? That may be good news for your heart, study says
Tall men appear less likely than shorter ones to develop heart failure, according to a study covering thousands of U.S. doctors.
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Entertainment Online
Grey's Anatomy Redux: Doctors Go Rogue! And Are Cristina and Owen Doomed?
Wow! Everyone grieves in their own way, but Teddy makes an Olympic sport out of it. Between tricky procedures and avoiding "widow casserole," Cristina is there to cheer her on and hold the...
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AP
Johnson & Johnson settles Texas lawsuit for $158M
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- A lawsuit in which Texas accused Johnson & Johnson of plundering the state Medicaid program by overstating the safety of an expensive anti-psychotic drug and improperly influencing officials and doctors to push the medication has been settled for $158 million, a subsidiary of the health care giant and state officials announced Thursday....
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Irish Times
New grade of hospital doctor pledged
Minister for Health James Reilly has pledged to establish a new grade of hospital doctor by the end of the year to fill the vacuum between junior doctors and consultants.
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science blogs
Wie Ärzte sterben ... [Geograffitico]
Ein bizarrer Titel - einer, den ich direkt von diesem Beitrag How Doctors Die des Webprojekts Zócalo Public Square übernommen habe (auf den Beitrag selbst war ich via Mark Hoofnagle und seinen denialism blog gestoßen). Ein lesens- und nachdenkenswerter Artikel, wie ich finde, denn er beschreibt, wie sich Ärzte verhalten, wenn sie selbst die Nachricht erhalten, unheilbar krank zu sein. Sicher, e...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Withholding sex of fetus could curb 'female feticide' in Canada: doctor
Editorial calls on doctors to withhold information about the sex of a child in the womb until 30 weeks' gestation to prevent an unquestioned abortion because parents prefer a boy
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Daily Mail
Helius intelligent medicine: High Street pharmacy offers pills with edible microchips to help doctors monitor patients' health
High street chemist chain Lloyds Pharmacy has signed a deal with a U.S company to sell medication tagged with edible sensors that are the size of a grain of sand.
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The Sun
Heather Mills in cancer fear after ski injury
PAUL McCartney's ex-wife reveals doctors found a tumour when she was injured skiing
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Reuters
Doctors: No prognosis yet for injured skier Sarah Burke
(Reuters) - Doctors said on Friday that it was too early to tell the prognosis for top Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke who was in critical condition at a Salt Lake City hospital after a fall.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Doctors: More time needed for Sarah Burke prognosis
Barrie, ont. skier remains in critical condition after halfpipe training accident
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Reuters
UK survey finds science misconduct "alive and well"
LONDON (Reuters) - More than one in 10 British-based scientists or doctors have witnessed colleagues intentionally altering or fabricating data during their research, according to a survey by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) on Thursday.
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news.com.au
Molly Meldrum set to leave hospital 'within days'
MOLLY Meldrum continues to surprise doctors with his recovery and is due to move to a rehabilitation clinic within days.
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Daily Telegraph
STING OPERATIONS: The deadly delays in our poisons database
DOCTORS are relying on an out-of-date system to locate vital poison antidotes in time and they warn that it's a deadly problem.
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White House
First Lady Michelle Obama Announces Major Coordinated Effort by America's Academic Institutions to Combat PTSD & TBI
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For Immediate Release
130 Medical Schools & Research Facilities to Join Forces to Serve Veterans & Families
(Richmond, Virginia) Today, as part of First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden’s Joining Forces initiative, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and the American Association of Co...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
New app puts health records at your fingertips
The Mihealth app will allow patients to carry a digital version of their health record with them at all times and ease communications with doctors and nurses
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Daily Mail
Beram Kayal: I'll make Celtic return by end of the season
Beram Kayal vowed to defy the doctors who have warned him his season is effectively over. The Israeli midfielder went under the knife in London on Monday.
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New York Times
India Ink: From India, the $1 Doctor's 'Visit'
Bringing doctors to millions in urban slums, by video conferencing.
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omg
UK comic Corbett "in clear" after collapsing: reports
LONDON (Reuters) - British comedian Ronnie Corbett has been given the all clear by doctors after collapsing while out celebrating his inclusion on the New Year Honours List, according to reports. His wife Anne told the Croydon Advertiser that the 81-year-old, most famous as the diminutive half of the popular television comedy duo The Two Ronnies, fell ill at a local restaurant and was taken to ...
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WSJ
Argentina's President Didn't Have Cancer After All
Kirchner was released from the hospital Saturday after being told by doctors that her thyroid gland, which was removed Wednesday, didn't show signs of cancer.
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Irish Times
Report revives debate on assisted dying
LONDON – Doctors could be given the right to be able to help terminally ill people to die.
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Mail & Guardian
Genomes to personalise medical care
US pilot study hopes to help doctors choose better drugs and therapies.
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Irish Times
UK doctors 'could help patients die'
Doctors in Britain could be given the right to be able to help terminally ill people to die, a report said today.
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AllThingsDigital
Diabetic Tester That Talks to iPhones and Doctors
Telcare's new diabetes meter offers built-in wireless technology to transmit readings to an online database.
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Wired
More News: FDA Curbs One Class of Farm Drugs
Today, the FDA announced that it is forbidding certain agricultural uses of a class of antibiotics known as cephalosporins. While limiting the use of these drugs is a step in the right direction, this class makes up only a small fraction of the antibiotics used in agriculture, and the new rule has exceptions. The move is good news for doctors, however, because cephalosporins are among the limit...
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Washington Post
Capitals react to Rene Bourque’s elbow against Nicklas Backstrom
A day after Nicklas Backstrom was forced to leave a game early when he was elbowed in the jaw by Calgary’s Rene Bourque, not much is certain about the top center’s health.
Backstrom has undergone concussion testing but the results were inconclusive, according to tweets from his brother Kristoffer, and will continue to be evaluated by team doctors in the coming days but it’s unclear what the af...
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Washington Post
Doctors say Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is fine after removal of cancerous thyroid
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Doctors say Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is fine after removal of cancerous thyroid.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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BBC
Greece sees first strike of 2012
Greek doctors and pharmacists go on strike in the country's first walkout of 2012.
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BBC
Activist Anna Hazare recovering
India's anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare recovers from bronchitis in hospital in Pune, with doctors advising him not to fast for a month.
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BBC
VIDEO: Afghan girl in hospital after rescue
Doctors say a 15-year-old Afghan girl will have to remain in hospital in Kabul for a month after being rescued from her husband and his family who had locked her up, starved and beaten her.
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Daily Telegraph
Abortion docs charged with murder
TWO doctors have been charged with murder after a botched, late-term abortion led police to find dozens of late-term fetuses stored in a freezer.
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New York Times
Aid Worker Killed in Mogadishu, Somalia
An employee of the Belgian branch of Doctors Without Borders was shot dead and another was wounded in the attack in Mogadishu.
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DieZeit
Musik: Spin Doctors auf Visite in Deutschland
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Irish Times
Winter vomiting outbreak one of worst in recent years
AN OUTBREAK of the winter vomiting virus which has led to visiting restrictions being introduced in two of Dublin’s main hospitals has been described by doctors as one of the worst seen here in recent years.
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Daily Telegraph
Molly off life support
POP guru Ian "Molly" Meldrum brought Christmas joy to his family yesterday when doctors took him off life support after responding to doctors.
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Rolling Stone
George Michael: 'I'm Incredibly Fortunate to Be Alive'
George Michael told reporters outside his home in London yesterday that he his very thankful to his doctors for getting him through a "touch and go" battle with pneumonia at a hospital in Vienna The pop star who appeared gaunt and visibly weak after several weeks in bed was discharged...
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Daily Mail
George Michael thanks doctors for saving his life after battling pneumonia
Michael, who wore a scarf and sunglasses as he spoke to the press outside his home in Highgate, thanked everyone for their support.
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The Nation
Pen removed from stomach after 25 yrs
A pen has been removed from a woman's stomach after 25 years - and it still works. The discovery was found after the 76-year-old went to the doctors complaining of weight loss and diarrhoea. Doctors at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Foundation Trust took a CT scan of her…
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THE AUSTRALIAN
'Cautious optimism', Molly's on the mend
MUSIC legend Ian "Molly" Meldrum has taken another step in his recovery, with doctors revising his condition
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Times LIVE
Surgery complications down with teamwork
Hospitals that introduced a program to boost communication and teamwork among doctors and nurses saw a decrease in surgery-related complications, according to a study.
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BBC
Tripoli doctors alarmed by militia presence
UK doctor witnesses security breakdown at Tripoli hospital
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Nature
Perspective: Herbal dangers
Traditional plant-based remedies are not risk-free. Doctors and patients need to be informed about the possible side effects, says Masatomo Sakurai.
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China Daily
Bitter medicine for sick people
The prices of medicines in hospitals are much higher than in the factories, sometimes as much as 10 times higher. Many people have claimed that the pharmaceutical companies, medicine representatives, hospitals and doctors are driving up the prices and earning fat profits.
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New York Times
As Patient Records Are Digitized, Data Breaches Are on the Rise
As more doctors and hospitals have digitized patient records, the number of reported breaches has increased 32 percent this year from last year at a cost of $6.5 billion to the industry.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Canada has more doctors but access to them among worst in world
Patient service in Canada needs improvement
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Irish Times
Medical apartheid surely more shocking than €100 tax
JUST TIME for a quick crow about the survey which showed that Irish doctors in general practice are 22 per cent more likely to prescribe antibiotics for private patients. Not that this is a cause for celebration. But this column did discover that fact for itself some weeks ago, and published its results here on 21st November.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
A backward glance at the doctors progress
Patrick Taylors novel is about the education and coming of age of a young Dublin doctor in the 1930s
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The Nation
Minor girl shot dead
KARACHI - A 10-year-old girl was shot dead by her tuition-mate in the remits of the Sir Syed Police Station on Saturday.Identified as Misbah, daughter of Imran, the victim was shot at by Hammad at their tuition centre. She was fatally hurt and ferried to a hospital, where doctors pronounced her death. The pistol used by the male student belonged to his father. Investigators said Hammad was also...
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Reuters
Australian music legend fights for life after fall
SYDNEY, Dec 16 (RTRS) - Ian Meldrum, Australia's top music journalist and a friend of singer Elton John is in critical condition after falling from a ladder while hanging Christmas decorations, doctors said on Friday.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Doctors ranks and pay are on the rise
Report on wage trends provides fresh ammunition for provincial governments under intensifying pressure to rein in health-care spending
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The Nation
President Zardari warns of consequences if Article 47 imposed
President Asif Ali Zardari who is in Dubai for health reasons has said that he was absolutely fine but doctors are not allowing him for travelling. Talking to a senior Pakistani journalist on Friday, the president said that how could Article 47 of the Constitution be imposed on him as he was absolutely fine. If it is done, then my manifesto will be Aisay Dastoor ko Main Nahi Manta (I deny su...
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Scientific American
Good Health Depends On More Than Great Doctors and Fine Hospitals
As mayor of Kansas City, Kan., Joe Reardon is justifiably proud of the University of Kansas Medical Center, which has trained several generations of physicians and nurses for more than 100 years. After all, the medical center is consistently rated as the best hospital and treatment center in the state, according to a popular ranking of health institutions. So when Mayor Reardon--who heads the g...
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Scientific American
Cell Phone Cameras Capture Microscopic Images to Diagnose Malaria and other Diseases
Smart phone apps can help you check your vision, keep tabs on your blood-glucose levels and track your blood pressure. Earlier this year the U.S. Food and Drug Administration even approved an app that allows doctors to view scans on an iPhone or iPad to help them make diagnoses on the go. But fancy apps [...]
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New York Times
Republican Tax and Unemployment Bill Would Help Hospitals Owned by Doctors
The payroll tax and unemployment bill would also repeal and relax limits on doctor-owned hospitals, which tend to raise costs for other insurers.
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Reuters
Medtronic settles U.S. probe over doctor kickbacks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Medtronic Inc has agreed to pay $23.5 million to settle allegations that it paid kickbacks to doctors to encourage them to use its pacemakers and defibrillators, the U.S. Justice Department said on Monday.
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New York Times
In Debate About Fighting in Hockey, Medical Experts Weigh In
Gary Bettman, the N.H.L. commissioner, has said there is not enough data on the causes of brain trauma to justify stiffer penalties for fighting, but some doctors say ample evidence exists.
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Technology Review
Box Sends Health Data Right to the Cloud
Qualcomm aims to integrate home-health monitoring devices, and give doctors easier access.
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Technology Review
Medicine Needs Frugal Innovation
A low-cost pocket ultrasound device can see into the human heart. So why do so few doctors use it?
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The Nation
Abdul Qadir Gilani to bear all expenses
OUR STAFF REPORTERSARGODHA - Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilanis son Abdul Qadir Gilani has announced to bear all expenses of the treatment of a poor familys only son, who has a hole in his heart. It is learnt that Muhammad Naveeds 18-month-old son Nabeel, resident of a slum area of Sulemanpura, has this ailment by birth but the family was unaware of this until the doctors diagnosed it. After...
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Reuters
Irreverent atheists crowdsource charitable giving
GENEVA (Reuters) - Atheist bloggers have shown their charitable side by swarming to donate money to Doctors Without Borders, in what turned into the humanitarian agency's biggest online fundraiser.
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The Nation
Zardaris tests show he didnt have heart attack: WSJ
NEW YORK - President Asif Ali Zardari, who is under medical treatment in Dubai, did not have a heart attack, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, quoting a member of the Pakistans Peoples Party close to the president.The newspaper said the person, who was not identified, was citing the results of the tests so far. Doctors still have to determine whether the symptoms heavy perspiratio...
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Daily Mail
Private healthcare facing Competition Commission probe after OFT finds patients struggle to compare costs
The OFT said that patients, doctors and insurance providers received little comparable information on the quality and cost of private healthcare providers.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Ontario needs to do its health-care homework
Auditor-General reports section on how province pays family doctors stands out as a well-timed cautionary tale
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Number10
UK life sciences get government cash boost
Hundreds of millions of pounds will be invested in the UK life sciences industry to improve patient care and fund new medical breakthroughs, says PM
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Le Figaro
Katiba en chinois
Même s'il a un temps fréquenté les couloirs très martiaux de l'Hôtel de Brienne, après les campements des "french doctors", c'est notamment parce qu'il s'inscrit dans la tradition des romanciers « antibellicistes » français que Jean-Christophe Rufin est couronné aujourd'hui d'un joli...
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National Post
Even the wealthy make bad money management decisions
When delegating money management, the wealthy don't always exercise due diligence. Doctors and dentists are notorious among the professions for being bilked by scammers or purveyors of dubious tax-shelter schemes
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Irish Times
Doctor's device is cure for tone deaf
Auto-Tune can improve a singer’s pitch but it can’t take a bad singer and make them great, writes HARRY O'RAHILLY
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FOXnews
Doctors: George Michael Recovering Steadily From Pneumonia
George Michael is "improving steadily" after being hospitalized in Vienna with pneumonia and "nothing else," the doctors treating the British pop star said Wednesday.
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AP
Doctors: George Michael recovering in Vienna
VIENNA (AP) -- Doctors treating George Michael say the ex-front man for the pop group "Wham!" is making progress as he recovers from pneumonia....
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National Post
Why doctors should be treated more like airline pilots
Dr. James Aw: Medicine still has something of an accountability gap. Once an MD opens an office and hangs out a shingle, he or she can operate as a general practitioner until career’s end
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Rolling Stone
Born This Way: The Remix
On one hand a Gaga remix disc makes sense Her songs are supple and tuneful enough to handle whatever the beat doctors toss at them Then again why mess with Born This Way’s carefully sculpted Eighties pop-rock wallop? The album has some diverting moments Goldfrapp's down- tempo "Judas" is less a...
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News.co.au
Judge denies Jackson doctor's bid for new test
JUDGE denies request for Conrad Murray to have a lab test the contents of a key vial of evidence.
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China Daily
Penguins' Crosby cleared to make comeback
The Penguins said on Sunday that Crosby had been selected in the lineup to face the New York Islanders, marking his first appearance since Jan 5, after team doctors approved his return.
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The Jerusalem Post
Residents, Treasury agree Zamir, Mironi to mediate
Two legal figures suggested by Chief Justice Beinisch to mediate residents' dispute over wages, hours; some doctors continue making threats.
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Science Daily
New tool saves time, reduces risk of mistakes in diabetes care
In the fast-paced world of health care, doctors are often pressed for time during patient visits. Researchers have now developed a tool that allows doctors to view electronic information about patients' health conditions related to diabetes on a single computer screen. A new study shows that this tool, the diabetes dashboard, saves time, improves accuracy and enhances patient care.
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Amnesty International
Freed Iranian doctors say Amnesty International campaign gave them hope
Headline Title:
Freed Iranian doctors thank Amnesty International
18 November 2011
Iranian doctors Arash and Kamiar Alaei, imprisoned for their internationally renowned work on HIV/AIDs, were at a low point when they heard of Amnesty International’s campaign to free them.It ...
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Barrons
St. Jude Shares Down 5%
Investors seem to be losing some of their faith in St. Jude Medical (STJ). Shares of the medical device giant shrank nearly 5% Thursday after an analyst reported that the company may lose market share. At $37.15 a share, the stock had fallen $1.91 or 4.89%. Medical device companies compete fiercely for market share, taking advantage of [...]
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Art Review
Hans Mertens added a discussion to the group international platform for independent curators
Hans Mertens added a discussion to the group international platform for independent curatorsPeace for ChristmasDear artist-friends,A few years ago I started "Peace for Christmas" on the internet for the poorest country in the world called Niger. I worked for months on it with a reliable accont from Doctors without frontiers. The result: "Not a single donation at last"I learnt from it thay you n...
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Los Angeles Times
Adele 'doing well' post surgery; says she's relaxed and positive
Adele is in high spirits as she recovers from throat surgery. Singer Adele says she's doing really well, on the mend and positive as she remains on vocal rest following vocal cord microsurgery.
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BBC
Doctors and dentists in tax probe
About 2,500 doctors and dentists have been targeted by the authorities as probable tax dodgers.
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Reuters
Doctors back "open market" insurance exchanges
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - The American Medical Association added pressure on U.S. states to steer toward the system that opens doors to all insurers who meet minimum standards as they build up their health insurance exchanges.
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New York Times
Vital Signs: Doctors Paid for Cardiac Tests Order More of Them
In a study, patients who saw doctors who earned money from testing were more than twice as likely to be tested compared with patients of doctors without financial interest in the tests.
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Telegraph
British bobsleigher Serita Shone 'a walking miracle' say doctors as she starts recovery after breaking spine in crash
Briton amazes doctors with recovery after breaking spine in 80mph crash.
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China Daily
Onus on doctors to help patients
A newborn baby was misdiagnosed as dead by four medics in a hospital in Foshan, Guangdong province, and dumped into a plastic bag in a bathroom, says an article on gmw.cn.
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Times of India
In search of their dreams
Ravi is not just another guy next door. He's special, very special. That's because he's so steadfast and sure about what he wants to be. "I will become a politician," Ravi says, deadpan. His parents are successful doctors and have flourishing practices in Delhi.
Ravi has his path charted out. He'll go with science and mathematics in Plus 2, get an engineering degree, preferably from IIT and t...
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AP
Bedside test finds awareness in vegetative brains
NEW YORK (AP) -- In recent years, scientists have learned that some patients believed to be in a vegetative state actually have some awareness and that they might be able to communicate. Now, a new study suggests a portable brain monitor can detect signs of this, perhaps making it possible someday for doctors to easily double-check the diagnosis at the bedside....
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Times of India
Four Hindu docs gunned down in Pak
Four Hindu doctors have been gunned down in Pakistan's southern Sindh province, sparking fears and panic among the minority community.
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Daily Mail
Harry Redknapp told no return for four or five weeks
Tottenham have been dealt a blow after manager Harry Redknapp revealed doctors have told him to stay away from the training ground for at least four or five weeks.
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Science News
A Spitting Image of Health
How saliva can help doctors diagnose disease
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Rolling Stone
The Rum Diary
The written words of Dr Hunter SThompson are a part of the DNA of this magazine From his first piece for Rolling Stone in 1970 – he was 33 – to the publication of his suicide note in 2005 the good doctor's hallucinogenic rumblings on the decadent and the depraved...
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Gala
Doctor's Diary: Aus für die Erfolgsserie
Von Kritikern gelobt, von Fans geliebt: "Doctor's Diary" stellt eine echte Ausnahme in der deutschen Serienlandschaft dar. Wie der Privatsender RTL nun bekannt gab, wird es trotzdem keine weitere Staffel geben
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National Post
The danger of jumping to conclusions
Doctors who don’t listen closely to patients risk letting their biases lead to misdiagnoses
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China Daily
Living longer makes SENS
A biomedical gerontologist and chief scientist of a foundation dedicated to longevity research, De Grey reckons that within his own lifetime doctors could have all the tools they need to "cure" aging - banishing diseases that come with it and extending life indefinitely.
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Technology Review
Gene-Testing Machine for Doctors
A new device rapidly analyzes blood for medically relevant genetic variations.
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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 67.215 |
| 2 | India | 17.490 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 8.949 |
| 4 | Canada | 3.363 |
| 5 | Philipines | 3.290 |
| 6 | Australia | 2.780 |
| 7 | Korea South | 1.020 |
| 8 | China | 0.980 |
| 9 | South Africa | 0.760 |
| 10 | Singapore | 0.700 |
| 11 | Kenya | 0.660 |
| 12 | Germany | 0.490 |
| 13 | Taiwan | 0.460 |
| 14 | Japan | 0.340 |
| 15 | Pakistan | 0.320 |
| 16 | Brazil | 0.300 |
| 17 | Indonesia | 0.240 |
| 18 | Tanzania | 0.215 |
| 19 | New Zealand | 0.200 |
| 20 | Sweden | 0.180 |
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Media |
MIX |
| 1 | CNN | 10.000 |
| 2 | CNN Editions (International) | 4.800 |
| 3 | Dainik Bhaskar | 4.200 |
| 4 | foxnews | 3.000 |
| 5 | IBN live | 2.500 |
| 6 | Times of India | 2.250 |
| 7 | New York Times | 2.200 |
| 8 | USA Today | 2.000 |
| 9 | AARP Bulletin | 1.940 |
| 10 | Dailymail | 1.800 |
| 11 | MSNBC | 1.600 |
| 12 | ABS-CBN News Channel | 1.500 |
| 13 | The Independent | 1.400 |
| 14 | NYdailynews | 1.360 |
| 15 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 1.320 |
| 16 | GMA TV | 1.300 |
| 17 | Whats on TV | 1.280 |
| 18 | Softpedia | 1.205 |
| 19 | San Francisco Chronicle | 1.020 |
| 20 | abc live | 1.000 |
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Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 102.915 |
| 2 | Hindi | 4.550 |
| 3 | Chinese | 0.900 |
| 4 | German | 0.490 |
| 5 | Tamil | 0.350 |
| 6 | Japanese | 0.340 |
| 7 | Portuguese | 0.300 |
| 8 | Indonesian | 0.240 |
| 9 | Swedish | 0.180 |
| 10 | Greek | 0.120 |
| 11 | Romanian | 0.100 |
| 12 | Dutch | 0.060 |
| 13 | Spanish | 0.050 |
| 14 | Korean | 0.020 |
| 15 | Polish | 0.010 |
| 16 | Finnish | 0.000 |
| 17 | Italian | 0.000 |
| 18 | Arabic | 0.000 |
| 19 | French | 0.000 |
| 20 | Turkish | 0.000 |
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