Huffington Post
Gary Puckrein: The Democratization of Health Care: Clinical Research and Quality Health Care for Minority Populations
The American clinical research system is not designed to maximize the potential for the best possible outcomes of health services that are delivered to all American health care consumers.
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Pravda
WHO declares war on Cancer
"Together it is possible" was the theme for the World Cancer Day 2012 - however, cancer kills millions of people every year and up to a third of cases can be prevented by a healthy lifestyle, according to statistics released by the World Health Organization. Let us then, together, declare war on this scourge.
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physorg
Post surgical phone support improves outcome following knee replacement
Poor emotional health and morbid obesity are associated with less functional gain following total knee replacement (TKR) surgery. In the new study, "Can Telephone Support During Post-TKR Rehabilitation Improve Post-op Function: A Randomized Controlled Trial," presented today at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), approximately 180 patients were catego...
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Telegraph
Let Andrew Lansley's NHS medicine be put to the test
The Health Secretary has won the right to see his NHS reform Bill be given the chance to work, says Norman Tebbit.
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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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politico
Romney, Dems go back and forth on contraception
The dueling press releases from Mitt Romney's campaign and the DNC this afternoon shed light on a new issue in the campaign: contraception.
At a campaign event in Colorado last night, Romney criticized the Obama administration's new contraception benefit rule, calling the decision "a violation of conscience."
"We must have a president who is willing to protect America’s first right, our right t...
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science blogs
Real Science and Health News: From a Truth Vigilante [Starts With A Bang]
"If people decide they're going to deny the facts of history and the facts of science and technology, there's not much you can do with them. For most of them, I just feel sorry that we failed in their education." -Harrison Schmitt
Last year, I asked a simple question with no easy answer: Whom Do You Trust For Your Science, Health, and Education? Because unless you yourself are the e...
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Los Angeles Times
'Soul Train' creator Don Cornelius' death officially ruled suicide
"Soul Train" creator Don Cornelius died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the Los Angeles County coroner's office said on Tuesday.
The coroner is officially ruling Cornelius' death a suicide but said additional toxicology test were pending.
Sources had told The Times last week that police investigators were looking into Cornelius' health problems.
Cornelius had undergone brain su...
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Huffington Post
Qutenza, Chili Pepper Drug, Gets Mixed Review For Treating HIV-Related Pain
* FDA raises concerns of effectiveness of pain patch * NeurogesX seeks Qutenza approval for pain in HIV patients * US FDA panel to review proposed new use on Thursday * Shares fall 23 percent (Recasts first sentence with stock fall, adds details on approval process) WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - NeurogesX Inc's pain treatment de...
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The Nation
OPDs open as health officials end strike
ISLAMABAD - The nursing community of federal government hospitals has thanked Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for accepting their demand of salary increase, pledging they would continue with serving patients.Julianna William, President Nursing Association, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) on behalf of nurses of all the federal government hospitals thanked the premier for giving o...
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The Nation
OPDs open as health officials end strike
ISLAMABAD - The nursing community of federal government hospitals has thanked Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for accepting their demand of salary increase, pledging they would continue with serving patients.Julianna William, President Nursing Association, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) on behalf of nurses of all the federal government hospitals thanked the premier for giving o...
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The Nation
OPDs open as health officials end strike
ISLAMABAD - The nursing community of federal government hospitals has thanked Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for accepting their demand of salary increase, pledging they would continue with serving patients.Julianna William, President Nursing Association, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) on behalf of nurses of all the federal government hospitals thanked the premier for giving o...
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The Nation
OPDs open as health officials end strike
ISLAMABAD - The nursing community of federal government hospitals has thanked Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani for accepting their demand of salary increase, pledging they would continue with serving patients.Julianna William, President Nursing Association, Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) on behalf of nurses of all the federal government hospitals thanked the premier for giving o...
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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
'She is severely underweight': Fears for health of Romanian model with 20-inch waist
She claims to eat three big meals a day. But with a Body Mass Index of just 13.6, Iona Spangenberg is severely underweight, according to an expert nutritionist.
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Entertainment Online
What Health Woes? Zsa Zsa Gabor Turns 95 With Birthday Bash!
Zsa Zsa Gabor has been plagued with her fair share of medical maladies in the past year.
But on Monday, the actress and socialite celebrated turning 95 years old with a birthday bash at...
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China Daily
PM 2.5 top of capital's agenda
Reducing fine particle pollution is theBeijingmunicipal government’s top priority for 2012, ahead of housing, health, and education.
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AP
CDC: Breads top list of salt sources in US diets
ATLANTA (AP) -- Trying to cut down on salt? Health officials have come up with a list of the top 10 sources of salt in the American diet - and bread is No. 1....
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Reuters
Komen VP steps down after Planned Parenthood flap
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior executive of the breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure has resigned after a public outcry over the group's decision to cut funding to women's health organization Planned Parenthood.
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Daily Mail
NHS reforms: Downing Street denies that Cameron wants to ditch Health Secretary Andrew Lansley
No 10 insisted the Prime Minister has full confidence in Andrew Lansley, despite a slew of briefings that he should ditch the Health Secretary.
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Irish Times
Mental healthcare patients 'satisfied'
A majority of mental health facility inpatients said they were satisfied with the service they received, a survey by the Mental Health Commission has found.
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The Jerusalem Post
State asks for hearing of Holyland witness
Tel Aviv District Attorney submits request for preliminary hearing, citing need to ensure witness' health for testimony.
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Reuters
White House open to compromise over contraception: adviser
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration is willing to work with Catholic universities and hospitals in implementing new rules that require health insurance to cover birth control, a top adviser to the president's re-election campaign said on Tuesday.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: How workplaces can support employees with mental health issues
Paula Allen, vice president of Health Solutions at Morneau Shepell, discusses the importance of employees being able to freely discuss mental health issues
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Telegraph
Downing Street 'does not want Andrew Lansley 'taken out and shot'
Andrew Lansley has the full support of the Prime Minister, despite reports that Number 10 thinks the Health Secretary should be "taken out and shot" over his handling of NHS reforms, Downing Street has said.
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Telegraph
Legionnaires' disease that killed three Britons at Spanish hotel was detected a month before action taken
An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease at a Spanish hotel that led to the deaths of three British holidaymakers and left 13 in hospital was first detected a month before health authorities took action, it has emerged.
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Daily Mail
Judge blocks execution of disfigured man who killed two in gas station robbery while he undergoes mental health tests
Mississippi inmate Edwin Hart Turner, 38, had been scheduled to die by injection on Wednesday.
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FOX
Federal Judge Upholds Texas Sonogram Law
Judge says he must declare law requiring women to have a sonogram before an abortion constitutionalCatholic Leaders Pressure Obama Over Birth Control in Health Care
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Heise
iRobot steigt bei InTouch Health ein
Der kommerzielle US-Roboterhersteller iRobot tut sich mit einem Telemedizin-Spezialisten zusammen.
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APA-OTS
Führungskräfte aus aller Welt treffen auf dem 8. jährlichen World Health Care Congress Europe vom 23. - 24. Mai 2012 in Amsterdamaufeinander =
Amsterdam (ots/PRNewswire) -
Der 8. jährliche World Health Care Congress Europe
[http://www.worldcongress.com/events/HR12015 ] wird vom 23. - 24. Mai
2012 in Amsterdamstattfinden. Mehr als 200 im Gesundheitswesen tätige
Führungskräfte aus Europe und der ganzen Welt werden an der ...
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Irish Times
Reilly wants VHI to drive down costs
MINISTER FOR Health James Reilly has said the four new board members he appoints to the State’s largest health insurer VHI will help drive down costs in private healthcare.
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FT
Walmart to highlight healthy foods
The retailer has turned to health initiatives to burnish its reputation and offset the effect of negative publicity about its impact on workers, suppliers and local stores
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
B.C. health authorities lost $7-million for failing to meet waiting times
Penalties for missing targets on hip, knee and cataract surgery assessed against three of five regional health authorities
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omg
Zac Efron: Rumer Willis Doing 'Fine' After Demi's Hospitalization; Talks Playing A Pre-Teen In 'The Lorax'
Zac Efron says he's spoken to pal Rumer Willis, following the recent news that the actress' mom was seeking treatment for her health and exhaustion.
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Daily Mail
Parents who frequently move house 'put children's health at risk'
Children who had moved three times or more were twice as likely to have used illegal drugs according to scientists from the Social and Public Health Sciences Unit in Glasgow.
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Times of India
NAPA delegates express concern over widespread use of drugs, liquor in Punjab
"The rivers of Punjab which were once the pride of the nation, are so dirty and polluted that they are affecting the health of people and animals," he said.
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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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Daily Mail
Weight-loss clinics are handing out dangerous slimming drugs with lethal side effects
A number of centres in England were found to be handing out drugs which could have lethal side effects, a health watchdog has revealed.
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Irish Times
Reilly admits HSE retirements may hit elective operations
PLANNED OPERATIONS may have to be postponed as a result of the impact of more than 3,000 early retirements from the HSE, Minister for Health James Reilly has said.
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Los Angeles Times
Reader photos: Southern California Moments, Day 37
Floating on: Lucy Rendler-Kaplan captured this photo of the underside of a balloon at a health fair near the Hollywood Wilshire YMCA early last year. The faint blue stripe across the ballon is a part of its pattern. RELATED: Southern...
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FT
HCA: health warning
Those who would use HCA as a cheap way to play a continuing recovery should be careful of getting whipsawed
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Times LIVE
Minister against closure of labs
Laboratories should not be closed down under any circumstances because the service they provide is essential, Minister of Health Aaron Motsoaledi said yesterday.
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New York Times
Global Update: Did Malaria Kill 655,000 People in 2011 or Twice That?
The numbers are being quietly fought over in e-mails among malaria specialists at the World Health Organization and the University of Washington.
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Science Daily
Medical debt keeps rising, new report shows
A comprehensive new report on health insurance shows the so-called Great Recession caused hundreds of thousands of Californians to lose coverage and acquire medical debt.
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WSJ
U.S. Expresses Concern Over Tymoshenko's Health
A senior U.S. official said reports of the ill health of jailed former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko are "of great concern," increasing pressure on Ukraine in a case that has frayed ties.
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Reuters
Skepticism grows around Medco/Express Scripts deal
WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Objections to Express
Scripts' $29 billion plan to buy rival pharmacy
benefits manager Medco Health Solutions are accumulating
as U.S. antitrust regulators weigh whether...
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Mail & Guardian
Mazibuko speaks on health, education and great hair
DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko says she has become a role model for young girls
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Barrons
Humana Shares Down 6%
Humanas (HUM) hiked its earnings forecasts for 2012, but it wasn’t enough to impress investors. Shares of the nations second-largest provider of private Medicare health plans fell nearly 6% or $$5.39 a share to $84.73 a share during morning market action after the company reported fourth-quarter financial results that missed expectations and raised its earnings per share projections [...]
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perez hilton
Nicole Scherzinger Will Not Be Answering Any Questions About The X Factor While She's Out On A Date With Her Boyfriend
So they are still together! Glad that all got cleared up!
Nicole Scherzinger might be out of a day job, but she still has the things that matter most, like her health, her talent and of course, a studly man on her arm. When the paparazzi caught up with the former X Factor judge last night, [...]
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siliconindia
Medical Test is a Must for Health Insurance
It�s all about business that many insurers present in the market will offer you a health insurance without a proper medical test. You may like to deal but is it healthy enough for you?
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AP
Dr. Oz's health effort nets 1 million participants
NEW YORK (AP) -- Television already has "The Biggest Loser." Dr. Mehmet Oz is looking for the biggest number of losers....
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BBC
NHS translation bill 'tops £23m'
The NHS in England spends £59,000 a day on translating documents and providing interpreters, according to a health think tank.
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Daily Telegraph
Busted! Cricket displays Hindi smoking ads
HEALTH Department claims boundary line ads illegally promoted tobacco products, hidden in a different language.
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Nikkei
Defense Chief Tanaka Replaces Aide, Citing Health Reasons |
Hindustan Times
Respect Yuvi's privacy: BCCI to media
The BCCI today said it would issue regular health updates of World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh, who is being treated for lung cancer in the United States, and pleaded with the media to respect the ailing player's privacy.
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Krone
155 Millionen Frauen leiden unter Beschneidungen
Heute wird der "Internationale Tag gegen weibliche Genitalverstümmelung" begangen. Der Aktionstag wurde vom "Inter-African Committee on Traditional Practices Affecting the Health of Women and Children" ausgerufen, um die Weltöffentlichkeit auf das Problem hinzuweisen. Vizekanzler und Außenminister Michael Spindelegger will "mit allen zur Verfügung stehenden Mitteln" gegen Genitalverstümmelung b...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Lets debate OAS based on fact, not perception
The Chief Actuarys own numbers confirm the entitlement systems financial health
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Lets debate OAS based on fact, not perception
The Chief Actuarys own numbers confirm the entitlement systems financial health
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AP
Former Panamanian dictator Noriega hospitalized
PANAMA CITY (AP) -- Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who was toppled by a 1989 American invasion and later convicted of drug running, was transferred from prison to a hospital on Sunday because of extreme hypertension, health officials said....
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Reuters
Ex-Panama strongman Noriega hospitalized, stable
PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Manuel Noriega, Panama's drug-running military dictator of the 1980s, was taken from prison to a public hospital on Sunday after suffering a possible stroke, but a top health official said he was stable.
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USA Today
Hospitals mine patient records in search of customers
Hospitals are using patients' health and financial records to pitch lucrative services, such as cancer, heart and orthopedic care.
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Times LIVE
Health briefs: Life and death choice
BIZARRE OF THE WEEK
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
The risks of prescribing antipsychotics to kids
The use of drugs meant to treat schizophrenia for children and teens with behavioural issues is linked to excessive weight gain and other health problems
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AP
From relief to despair: Varying views of jobs data
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Month by month, the U.S. job market is regaining its health....
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NEWS.au.com
Nepal in poultry cull after bird flu found
HEALTH workers to cull thousands of chickens following the discovery of the H5N1 strain of bird flu in Himalayan country.
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The Jerusalem Post
'Public funding for updating health basket eroding'
More gov't support needed, says Health Ministry after annual statistical report released.
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Times of India
Om Puri in trouble for smoking in Punjab college
After Salman Khan, it is actor Om Puri who is in trouble for allegedly smoking at a public place during a function in Rajpura, and the authorities of the Patiala health department have started investigation.
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Reuters
Parents urge more tests as twitches spread at New York school
LE ROY, New York (Reuters) - State health officials have added three more names to a growing list of students in this working-class town who are experiencing mysterious tics and twitching, while authorities on Saturday sought to assure parents the community's high school is safe.
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taz
Streit der Woche zum "Schmerzensmann": "Die ins Limetten-Bier weinen"
Die Profiboxerin Susianna Kentikian sieht blutleere Gestalten, der Men's Health Autor Jens Clasen warnt vor einer Wunschinflation. Ist der neue Mann ein Weichei? mehr...
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Scientific American
Homeless Project Residents Drink Less If Booze Ban Is Lifted
This Sunday, millions of Americans will sit down in front of their television or computer, crack open a few beers, and watch the Super Bowl. But if those viewers live in a housing project for the homeless, that booze could get them booted back out to the street. Many homeless housing projects have strict abstinence policies, and require residents to be completely sober. Permitting alcohol, many...
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China Daily
China issues infant formula regulation
China's Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday issued a regulation to standardize infant formula for children with congenital diseases.
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The Lancet
[Editorial] New estimates of malaria deaths: concern and opportunity
This week we publish surprising and, on the face of it, disturbing findings. According to Christopher Murray and colleagues at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington in Seattle, there were 1·24 million deaths (95% uncertainty interval 0·93–1·69 million) from malaria worldwide in 2010—around twice the figure of 655 000 estimated by WHO for the sam...
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The Sun
Health & safety ban on jail guard footie
PRISON warders can only have a kickabout on the premises after work if they are properly supervised
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Daily Mail
One Direction arrive back in Britain and head straight for a good old fashioned pasty after a week in health conscious Hollywood
The lads stepped off their plane and made sure that their first stop was at a supermarket so they could get some good old fashioned English grub which wasn't available across the pond.
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USA Today
DEA suspends Cardinal Health's Lakeland facility's license
Federal authorities suspended a Cardinal Health facility's license to sell prescription pain killers from a Florida facility.
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Los Angeles Times
NFL has failed to tackle the plight of its retired players
The Super Bowl is a bittersweet experience for many retired NFL players dealing with health and financial problems after enduring punishing years on the field. Some advocates think the answer is to embarrass team owners into action.The Super Bowl is a bittersweet experience for many retired NFL players dealing with health and financial problems after enduring punishing years on the field. Some ...
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Fortune
Beat stress for less
This year the end of the holidays probably didn't bring the usual stress relief; there are still worries about unemployment, a flailing housing market, and a volatile stock market, all of which may be taking a toll on your health.
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SI
Andy Glockner: Jim Calhoun's latest health scare could be final act in storied career
When word spread Friday afternoon that Connecticut head coach Jim Calhoun was taking an immediate medical leave of absence -- his fifth such concern while in charge of the Huskies -- it prompted immediate thoughts of a conversation with Calhoun from last season. Not one of the several about Kemba Walker's brilliance or his team's shocking stampede through March, but a longer sit-down in the coa...
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Al Jazhera
US health group drops Planned Parenthood cuts
Breast cancer charity restores funding to reproductive health organisation after pressure from women's health advocates.
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USA Today
Back condition sidelines Connecticut's Calhoun
Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun is stepping away from the sidelines for another health issue.
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White House
First Lady Michelle Obama to embark on three day national tour celebrating the second anniversary of Let's Move!
Release Time:
For Immediate Release
February 9th – 11th, First Lady to make stops in Des Moines, Iowa; Little Rock, Arkansas; Fort Worth, Texas; Dallas, Texas; Homestead, Florida; Longwood, Florida & Orlando, Florida
WASHINGTON – On February 9, 2012, First Lady Michelle Obama will kick off a three day, nation-wide tour cele...
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Number10
January Structural Reform Plan progress reports published
The Government has published January progress updates for each department’s Structural Reform Plans.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Peyton Mannings health status dominating Super Bowl week
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay refutes report the injured star quarterback is cleared to play
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Washington Post
Entrepreneurs and small business owners work their ‘side hustles’
One is a local crafter who specializes in hand made baby clothes. Another is a state department employee by day and talent agent on the side. A third is the director of a local non-profit that teaches health and wellness to Ward 8 residents.
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USA Today
Health roundup: Massage, red wine and push-ups
The benefits of massage and red wine get new scientific backing and the first lady wins a push-up contest.
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Wired
Open Source Tackles Healthcare In Places Microsoft Can't
Under the aegis of their nonprofit, eHealth Nigeria, Castle and Thompson have built a digital records system meant to eventually serve healthcare facilities across northern Nigeria, but it doesn't use the sort of specialized health care software in U.S. or even everyday database software. There's no Kaiser software. And no Microsoft. The system is based on OpenMRS, an open source health records...
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New York Times
Economix Blog: Uwe E. Reinhardt: Health-Care Payers Push Back Against Costs
The opacity surrounding health care prices and the practice of charging different buyers different prices for identical goods or services contribute mightily to the cost of health care, but at the least the former may be on the way out, an economist writes.
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WHO
WHO to issue guidance on hormonal contraceptives and HIV
3 February 2012 -- Current WHO guidelines call on health service providers to remind patients, that neither hormonal contraceptives nor intrauterine devices known as IUDs offer protection against HIV or other sexually transmitted infections. Protection against both unwanted pregnancy and STIs including HIV is called "dual protection" and condoms are the mainstay of dual protection.
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Irish Times
Asian shares dip as Greek talks continue
Asian shares and the euro fell today as debt restructuring talks between Greece and its creditors dragged on, undermining sentiment, and investors sat tight ahead of US jobs data that will offer more clues on the health of the world's top economy.
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UN
For World Cancer Day, UN stresses early diagnosis to reduce mounting deaths
Early diagnosis is the key to reducing the nearly eight million deaths caused by cancer across the globe annually, the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) said today, stressing the importance of screening programmes for healthy people to detect the disease promptly for easier treatment.
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Irish Times
Rabbi apologises for calling homosexuality an illness
AS THE chief rabbi of Amsterdam apologised for signing a declaration which described homosexuality as an illness, a new row has broken out in the Netherlands over a therapy promoted by a Christian mental health group to help homosexuals “repress their sinful urges”.
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National Post
Top dentists grossing $1M a year on First Nation reserves
Treating impoverished First Nations patients is surprisingly lucrative for dentists, with the six highest-billing practitioners receiving more than $1M a year from Health Canada, according to figures the National Post obtained
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National Post
How we assess stress
Jane Macdougall: It’s the most common mental health issue, so why is it so hard to measure?
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People
Bruce Willis Urged Demi Moore to Seek Help
Before the health crisis, her ex-husband - and father of their daughters - reached out to the actress
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Rolling Stone
Decemberists Withdraw Support of Susan G. Komen Foundation
The Decemberists have withdrawn their fundraising support for the Susan G Komen for the Cure Foundation after the organization's decision to stop providing funding for Planned Parenthood The rockers have realigned themselves with Planned Parenthood's Breast Health Emergency Fund since Komen withdrew funding for breast cancer examinations on Tuesday Komen claimed...
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news.com.au
Tax sugar to combat health crisis - experts
EXPERTS in the US say sugar should be identified alongside alcohol and tobacco as a health danger, and governments should tax it.
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TechCrunch
Part Health Tracker, Part Q&A Community, WeSprout Looks To Bring Sanity To Parenting
Parenting is already an extremely hard job, let alone the myriad issues tired parents find in trying to track down the best local babysitter and daycare services, schools, and more. Meanwhile, the brain-melting technology that we see employed every day focuses mainly on photo sharing, friend finding, and money managing, but parents are often left holding the short end of the stick. This is acco...
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AP
In Mass. Senate race, GOP's Brown embracing Obama
BOSTON (AP) -- During the 2010 special election to fill the seat left vacant by the death of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, then-candidate Scott Brown vowed to be the "41st" vote against President Barack Obama's sweeping health care overhaul....
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Technology Review
iRobot Goes to the Hospital
But it's doing very, very well.
iRobot Corp., makers of the beloved Roomba (and a lot more), announced that it would be investing $6 million in InTouch Health, a telemedicine company operating in 80 hospitals around the world. Though $6 million represents just a minority stake in the company, it’s--needless to say--a substantial investment, and a strong expansion of a joint development and lice...
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Slashdot
In Small WV Town, Monsanto Faces Class-Action Suit Over Agent Orange Chemical
eldavojohn writes "Agricultural biotechnology company Monsanto is now at the receiving end of a lawsuit from representatives of anyone who lived in the small town of Nitro, WV from 1949 on. This suit alleges that Monsanto spread chemical toxins all over town — most notably the carcinogenic dioxins. The plant in question produced herbicide 2,4,5-T, which was used in Vietnam as an ingredient for ...
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Daily Telegraph
Not-so-healthy asylum bill
IMMIGRATION detainees made almost 60,000 doctor visits last year, pushing the cost of health care for asylum seekers to $120m a year.
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MarketWatch
Cardinal Health adj Q2 net 81c vs. 76c
This is a Real-time headline. These are breaking news, delivered the minute it happens, delivered ticker-tape style. Visit www.marketwatch.com or the quote page for more information about this breaking news.
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Telegraph
Parents insure their pets before their children
Adults are more likely to protect the health of their pets than other family members.
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China Daily
Unhealthy food
Some food are just harmful to your health.
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New York Times
France Knew of Breast Implant Problems in 1996
Responding to a government report that cited weak oversight, the health authorities said they were not to blame for defective breast implants by Poly Implants Prothèses, which closed in 2010.
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New York Times
Personal Health: Communities Learn the Good Life Can Be a Killer
The sedentary comforts of suburban expansion have fostered obesity, poor health, social isolation, excessive stress and depression.
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: A casino-for-hospital deal is a sucker bet
LAST SUMMER, WHEN Maryland state and local officials joined a university chancellor and health company executives in outlining a $600 million plan to build a critically needed hospital in Prince George’s County, no one breathed a word about gambling revenue. Now it turns out that the gaming industry, along with its legislative champions in Annapolis, was licking its chops.
Read full article &g...
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BBC
Sugar tax needed, say US experts
Sugar added to processed foods is as damaging as alcohol and should be regulated, claim US health experts.
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The Jerusalem Post
Sofo’s health Mac TA’s ‘elephant in the room’
With its big man ailing, yellow-and-blue face fellow 1-1 Cantu in critical Top 16 clash.
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Washington Post
At least 68 dead after Egypt soccer match
CAIRO — At least 68 people were killed and more than 1,000 injured Wednesday night in one of the deadliest incidents in the country in recent history, according to the Egyptian Health Ministry.
Clashes broke out as fans streamed onto the field at a stadium at Port Said at the conclusion of a game between regional teams, the home town Al-Masry and Cairo’s Al-Ahly, according to news reports and w...
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Gizmodo
This Is NASA's Cancer-Sniffing Cellphone Sensor [Space Camp]
What if you could use your phone to test the air for toxins? What if you could monitor your health simply by blowing on it? Sounds amazing, right? Nanosensor technology developed by NASA Ames is going to make that a reality. More »
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Washington Post
Egypt: More than 70 killed following clashes after soccer game (video)
CAIRO -- At least 73 people were killed Wednesday in a rare outbreak of violence in an Egyptian port city, according to the Egyptian Health Ministry. It was one of the deadliest incidents in the country's recent history.
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TMZ
Don Cornelius -- No Suicide Note
Don Cornelius did not leave a suicide note at the home where he shot himself ... this according to multiple law enforcement sources. We have been told by numerous people today that Don's health problems plagued him for years ... and the pain had…
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Irish Times
25 dead in Egypt football violence
At least 25 people were killed and hundreds of others injured after asoccer pitch invasion in the Egyptian city of Port Said this evening, a health ministry official said.
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Times of India
Nitish Katara murder: Court seeks Vikas Yadav's health records
The Delhi high court on Wednesday sought Nitish Katara murder convict Vikas Yadav's medical records from Tihar Jail authorities on a plea filed by the victim's mother.
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dlisted
Don Cornelius Has Passed Away
It's one thing to wake up to the news that Don Cornelius has strut up to heaven at the age of 75, but it's another hearing that you got there after he apparently committed suicide. And on the first day of Black History Month. Damn. Damn. Damn. TMZ says that police were called to Don's home in Sherman Oaks, CA early this morning after he allegedly shot himself in the head. Don was shortly...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Mixed signs on China's health
TWO sets of China manufacturing data rose in January -- a mildly positive signal for the world's second-largest economy.
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USA Today
Military health care carrier hit with $10M fine
One of the Pentagon's major health care contractors has paid a $10 million fine to settle a Justice Department suit.
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Irish Times
Medical card delays
DESPITE INITIAL assurances from the Health Service Executive, Minister for Health James Reilly has now acknowledged that problems persist in the system used for processing medical card applications and renewals. And he stated last week that patients were the last people who should be “left in the lurch” as a result of these problems.
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Daily Mail
firms health cover
Hundreds of pounds could be snatched from pay packets when policies are renewed, as just one cancer claim at a company can cause premiums to skyrocket.
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Nature
The low-level nuclear threat
Europe is making a good start on learning about the health risks of low-dose radiation with a programme to share cold-war data and set research priorities. But the effort needs to be global.
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BoingBoing
Bowing to anti-abortion politics, breast cancer charity cuts funds for screenings at Planned Parenthood
Collateral damage in the abortion wars, and bad news for working class and low-income women who rely on Planned Parenthood clinics for breast cancer screening services: the Susan G. Komen Foundation is reportedly cutting funding to the women's health organization, in response to pressure from anti-women's health political groups. Washington Post has the dirty backstory. [...]
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AP
Mexico health sec: Swine flu way up after low year
MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexico's federal health secretary says swine flu cases in January have surpassed the number for all of 2011, a year when the virus barely appeared worldwide....
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Washington Post
Rep. Dan Burton, Republican from Indiana, to retire
Rep. Dan Burton (R-Ind.), who has faced a series of primary challenges in recent years, has decided not to seek a 16th term this year.
Burton, who began his congressional career in the 1960s, told members of the Indiana House on Tuesday that he’ll serve out his term but not run again, the Associated Press reported. The 73-year-old didn’t elaborate on his decision during his brief addre...
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WSJ
Governments Need Urgent Health Check
Government finances in many advanced economies are already ailing. But unless politicians grasp the urgency of health-care reform soon, public balance sheets could look far sicklier.
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Reuters
No big Fukushima health impact seen: U.N. body chairman
VIENNA (Reuters) - The health impact of last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan appears relatively small thanks partly to prompt evacuations, the chairman of a U.N. scientific body investigating the effects of radiation said on Tuesday.
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American Scientist
Salad Industry on Hunt for Solution to Tainted Greens
Salinas, Calif. -- For millions of Americans, bagged salads are a miracle food, the perfect mix of health and convenience. Time-pressed cooks can rip open a bag and pour the leaves right into the bowl, reassured by the "triple-washed" label that some wondrous process has rendered these greens squeaky clean and ready for dinner...from the Los Angeles Times (Registration Required)
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science blogs
Kommentar von Dr. Webbaer bei ""Kein zwingender wissenschaftlicher Grund für drastische Aktion"" (Geograffitico) am 31.01.2012
Interessant, man erfährt so auch am Rande, dass die angesehene APS das hier The evidence is incontrovertible: Global warming is occurring.
If no mitigating actions are taken, significant disruptions in the Earth’s physical and ecological systems, social systems, security and human health are likely to occur. We must reduce emissions of greenhouse gases beginning now. in ihren Policies hat, beme...
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siliconindia
What is Homeopathy?
by Dr Nancy Malik
Homeopathy is non-toxic system of medical science originated in Germany by Dr. Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) (the founder and father of homeopathy medicine). He was M.D. in conventional medicine. He realised his own school of conventional medicine was not helping the patients and spent years researching on homeopathy medicine. The term “homoeop...
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IKRK
Iraq: improved rehabilitation services for people with disabilities in Nasiriya
The new Nasiriya physical rehabilitation centre opened today will treat 500 patients a year, providing them with artificial limbs and rehabilitation services. The ICRC has built the centre in coordination with the Iraqi health authorities.
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WSJ
Leaner Pfizer Expects Clean Bill of Health
Since CEO Ian Read took over a little more than a year ago, Pfizer has shed billions of dollars in corporate flab. It may get a surprisingly clean bill of health at its annual checkup Tuesday morning.
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Daily Telegraph
Newton a no-show for court
ACTOR Matt Newton has avoided appearing in court on assault charges, with his lawyer saying the publicity puts his mental health at risk.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Ontario proposes seamless health reforms in bid to cater to aging patients
Plan would see local health integration units assume more responsibility for family health care
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BBC
Plan to tackle tropical diseases
Politicians, health experts and drug companies have agreed a plan to combat 10 neglected tropical diseases over the next decade.
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New York Times
Law Fuels Contraception Controversy on Catholic Campuses
Many Catholic colleges are pushing back against a ruling by the Obama administration that the new health care law requires insurance plans at Catholic institutions to cover birth control.
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New York Times
Editorial: Birth Control and Reproductive Rights
The administration’s commitment to affordable birth control is welcome at a moment when women’s access to reproductive health care is under assault.
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BBC
Tech is key to Philips' healing
Healing technology aids financial health
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Online mag offers less than 2c a word
A FREELANCE rate of $7 per article is not exploitation, according to a new online health publication.
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Mail & Guardian
Mugabe's ailing health spurring election push, says Tsvangirai
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says President Robert Mugabe's health is the cause of Zanu-PF's push for early elections in Zimbabwe.
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Reuters
Obama lawyers argue rest of health law can survive
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration told the Supreme Court on Friday that nearly all of President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul can survive if the court declares unconstitutional the law's centerpiece provision requiring health coverage.
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CNN
Apple's new chief blasts the New York Times
Calls the suggestion that his company doesn't care about the health and safety of workers in the supply chain he built "patently false and offensive"
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Fortune
Tim Cook blasts the New York Times' report on Apple's Chinese iPad factories
Calls the suggestion that his company doesn't care about the health and safety of workers in the supply chain he built "patently false and offensive"
Cook
Here's one thing that's changed since Steve Jobs died.
When Tim Cook, Apple's (AAPL) new CEO, thinks his company has been wronged by the media, he doesn't shrink from hitting back -- swiftly and in a way that he knows will quickly become publ...
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New York Times
Internet Criticism Pushes China to Act on Pollution
Under popular pressure, Chinese officials have begun to track the most pernicious measure of urban air pollution and promise to set new health standards and publish data on air pollution.
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Irish Times
HSE apologises for card delays
Minister for Health James Reilly has called for improvements to be made to the system used for issuing and renewing medical cards after reports of long delays for patients.
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Barrons
Apple Memo Pledges Not to ‘Turn a Blind Eye’ To Factory Abuses
Thursday’s New York Times featured a damning article about conditions in China’s tech factories that focused on Apple’s degree of responsibility. In case you missed it, Apple’s (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook apparently sent an all-hands memo to Apple staff yesterday addressing alleged violations of health and safety at factories of suppliers, according to a post [...]
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Daily Telegraph
Breast implant company boss charged
THE founder of a French breast implant company at the heart of a global health scare has been charged with manslaughter.
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Los Angeles Times
Demi Moore: 911 call may come out missing the 'good parts'
Demi Moore's medical secrets are unlikely to be revealed if and when a tape of 911 call related to her recent hospitalization is released. Demi Moore was hospitalized Monday after friends called 911, with nitrous oxide rumored but not confirmed to be involved. She chose afterward to seek professional assistance for "exhaustion" and "her general health," her rep said.
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Times of India
Breast implant row: Firm’s boss arrested
French police on Thursday arrested Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of the PIP breast implant company that sparked a global health scare by using substandard silicone, as part of a manslaughter probe.
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Times of India
Dr Reddy’s Lab in trouble with regulator
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL) has run into trouble with the US health authorities again, this time for not highlighting important risk information on a promotional website for injectable generic fondaprinux sodium, a drug that it launched in the US recently.
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National Post
Faulty breast-implant CEO arrested, could be charged with manslaughter
Jean-Claude Mas, the Frenchman who has sparked a global health scare by selling substandard breast implants, was arrested on Thursday and could be charged with manslaughter, the public prosecutor in the city of Marseille said.
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Reuters
French breast implant boss arrested
MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - Jean-Claude Mas, the Frenchman who has sparked a global health scare by selling substandard breast implants, was arrested on Thursday and could be charged with...
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Mail & Guardian
Gates lends Global Fund a helping hand
Bill Gates has rescued a beleaguered health fund by pledging $750-million to fight three of world's killer diseases -- Aids, malaria and TB.
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Times LIVE
Yvonne Chaka Chaka wins first WEF Crystal Award
Performer Yvonne Chaka Chaka became the first African woman to receive the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Crystal Award for artists who improve the world through their work, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday.
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FT
French police arrest PIP implant boss
Jean-Claude Mas’s breast implant company Poly Implant Prothese sparked an international health scandal by using substandard silicon
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AP
Ohio orangutan gets newer birth control device
CLEVELAND (AP) -- A Cleveland Clinic women's health specialist has made a house call at the zoo to demonstrate how to fit an orangutan with a newer brand of implanted birth-control device....
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The Jerusalem Post
EU gives €55.4m. to UN Palestinian refugee agency
UNRWA: EU's contribution "largest single donation to UNRWA"; money to finance education, health and social services.
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Entertainment Online
As Demi Moore Seeks Help, Pals Worry: "Demi's Been Through It All"
News that Demi Moore is seeking "professional assistance" for her health isn't music to anyone's ears, particularly her friends. Well, it is and it isn't.
"She is...
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WSJ
Global Health Fund Chief Steps Down
The executive director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria is stepping down ahead of schedule, following criticism of the organization's financial and management practices and some funding cutbacks.
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Daily Mail
Eusebio in good spirits as Portugal legend celebrates 70th birthday
Portugal legend Eusebio toasted his 70th birthday on Wednesday with a glass of wine after recovering from a recent health scare.
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Reuters
Demi Moore seeks help for exhaustion, health issues
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Demi Moore is seeking professional help to treat "exhaustion" and "overall health" issues, her spokeswoman said on Tuesday, following her split late last year from husband of six years, Ashton Kutcher.
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Irish Times
Can Europe's ills be cured atop the magic mountain?
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: The setting for Thomas Mann’s novel of disease and decay is, a century on, a place where the health of the global economy is examined
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Reuters
Arsenic cancer risk still high decades later in Chile region
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People exposed to very high levels of arsenic in Chilean drinking water back in the 1950s and 60s are still showing a higher-than-normal risk of bladder cancer -- years after the arsenic problem was brought under control, a new study shows.
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Amnesty International
Egypt: Release of blogger Maikel Nabil is the end of a “cruel ordeal”
Headline Title:
Egyptian blogger released "months too late"
24 January 2012
The release of an Egyptian blogger and prisoner of conscience whose trial was flagrantly unfair comes months too late, Amnesty International said today. “The end of Maikel Nabil’s cruel ordeal at the ...
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USA Today
Peyton Manning opens up on Colts, health, and Rob Lowe
With his future in doubt, Manning says the current team environment is 'not a good place for healing' with all the changes in Indianapolis.
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AllThingsDigital
Amid Increasing Competition, Fitbit Scores $12 Million in Funding
Will the new funding help Fitbit get in shape for what's gearing up to be a tough competition in wearable fitness?
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BBC
Suicide in India health-scam case
An accused suspect in a high-profile $2bn health scandal in India's Uttar Pradesh state commits suicide.
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APA-OTS
Das neue Online-Community-Magazin für alles, was Frauen täglich bewegt - BILD
Utl.: sunny7 - das neue Online-Community-Magazin mit Mehrwert jetzt
online =
Wien (OTS) - Das Online Community Magazin für Frauen www.sunny7.at
startet am 23. Jänner offiziell in Österreich mit den Rubriken
Family, Health, Beauty, Home und Business. Die Ausrichtung ist
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FOXnews
Jay-Z's NYC nightclub shut down for violating health code
Jay-Z’s 40/40 Club was shut down for a slew of health-code violations just a day after its celebrity-drenched $10 million relaunch -- and now it faces a dreaded “C” grade, The Post has learned.
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AP
Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno is in serious condition after experiencing health complications from lung cancer....
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National Post
Joe Paterno in serious condition
A family spokesman says former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, who is battling lung cancer, is in serious condition after experiencing health complications
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New York Times
Administration Rules Insurers Must Cover Contraceptives
In ruling that health insurance plans must cover contraceptives for women without charge, the administration also rejected a broad exemption for employees of Roman Catholic hospitals, colleges and charities.
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Scientific American
Are Controls on Bird Flu Research a Good Idea?
Two scientists who independently concocted potentially dangerous strains of bird flu viruses—and have had the bioweapons community in a tizzy for the past month with the pending publication of their work—today said that they would suspend their research for 60 days. The announcement is intended to be a kind of time out, a chance for everyone to catch [...]
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Daily Mail
Champneys Tring in Hertfordshire, the perfect spot for a fit stop
Claire Gervat acts on one of her New Year's resolutions and enrols on a ‘get in shape’ crash course at one of the country’s plushest health resorts. Her goal was simple — to prepare for parading herself on a beach far, far away.
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Daily Mail
Stephen Hawking misses a second 70th birthday party in his honour because of ill health
The renowned physicist was due to attend a VIP reception last night at the Science Museum in London in honour of his birthday and celebrated work.
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APA-OTS
Das exklusive Gesundheitszentrum Lanserhof schafft bessere Atemluft mit dem ZIRBENLüfter. - BILD
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SI
Hall of Famer Carter's health takes turn for worse
NEW YORK (AP) -- Gary Carter's health has taken a turn for the worse.
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USA Today
Ailing James could join Wade on sideline vs. Lakers today
Add LeBron James to the growing list of Miami Heat health concerns, coming at a bad time with a game Thursday vs. the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Reuters
WebMD feared bids would be below its share price
(Reuters) - Popular health information website WebMD Health Corp said it called off talks to sell itself last week because it believed bidders thought it was worth less than its market value at the...
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amNY
Ex-senator Pedro Espada faces new charges
Former New York State Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada didn't just plunder federal money intended for his nonprofit health center, but he also lied about how much he took, according to new charges filed by Brooklyn federal prosecutors. The new indictment, returned late Tuesday by a federal grand jury, charges Espada with falsely claiming to the Health Resources and Services Administration th...
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Times LIVE
Implant boss says France recommending removals was 'criminal'
The founder of a French company at the heart of an international health scandal acknowledged on Wednesday that he had used unapproved silicone in breast implants, but said France’s recommendation for women to have them removed was “criminal”.
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USA Today
Nick Cannon talks health with Howard Stern
Nick chatted with Howard this morning and explained exactly what happened during his recent health scare.
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The Jerusalem Post
Anti-semitic stereotypes in Dutch paper spark anger
"The chosen people have to be perfect," wrote journalist Ilse van Heusden of childbirth in Israel’s health care system.
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The Sun
George is picture of health on holiday
SINGER looks well and truly on the mend after pneumonia that almost killed him
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The New Yorker
Anthony Lane: Ralph Fiennes’s “Coriolanus,” review.
One edition of “Coriolanus,” issued to German schools in 1934, likened Shakespeare’s hero, the Roman general Caius Martius Coriolanus, to the Führer. Coriolanus wishes to lead the people back to health, pupils were told, “just as Adolf Hitler in our days wishes to . . . (Subscription required.)
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Paying it forward, and then some
Acts of kindness seen in younger years prompted Laurie Johnstons $1-million donation to Winnipeg health centres
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Bild
Nabelschnurbruch - Baby hat Organe außerhalb des Körpers
Diagnose Nabelschnurbruch: Als der kleine Hayes Davis auf die Welt kam, wuchs aus seinem Bauch eine sackähnliche Wucherung. Darin waren seine Bauchorgane! Foto: UT Health Science Center at Houston
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News.co.au
Divers wanted for Great Barrier Reef study
SCIENTISTS are calling for volunteer divers to help survey the health of a remote corner of the Great Barrier Reef.
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Reuters
GE ordered to defend lawsuit tied to 2008 crisis
(Reuters) - A federal judge refused on Thursday to throw out a lawsuit accusing General Electric Co and its chief executive of misleading investors about the conglomerate's financial health and exposure to risky debt during the 2008 financial crisis.
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Rolling Stone
Beyonce Hospital Complaints Dismissed by Health Officials
Complaints that Beyoncé and Jay-Z's luxury birthing suite at the Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan led to mistreatment of other patients have been reviewed and dismissed by New York State health officials Patients had claimed that the superstar couple's security had kept them away from their children in the neonatal...
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science blogs
Ein Gesetz gegen "Open Science"? [Geograffitico]
Schande über mich. Bisher hatte ich die Diskussion um "Open Science" als eine verstanden, in der es darum geht, immer mehr Quellen akademischer Arbeit frei zugänglich zu machen, also immer mehr Paper, die bisher hinter einer (für Nichtmitglieder akademischer Institutionen meist unüberwindlich hohen) Paywall verbergen, für jedermann und -frau zu öffnen. So soll's ja idealer Weise auch s...
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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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FOCUS
Stalking-Statistik - Köln ist die Hauptstadt der Stalker
Köln ist dem Magazin "Men´s Health" zufolge die Hauptstadt der Stalker in Deutschland. Wer keine Lust auf Nachstellungen hat sollte demnach am besten nach Nürnberg ziehen.
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New York Times
With Health and Home Field, the Packers Like Their Chances
The Packers will open the playoffs healthy and at home, but their defense needs work.
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Irish Times
Venus withdraws from Aussie Open
Tennis:Former world number one Venus Williams has withdrawn from the Australian Open for health reasons. The 31-year-old, a finalist in 2003, has not played a competitive match since pulling out of last of last year’s US Open in August after being diagnosed with Sjorgen’s Syndrome, an auto-immune disease.
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Daily Mail
Australian Open 2012: Venus Williams withdraws due to Sjogren's Syndrome
Seven-time grand slam champion Venus Williams has withdrawn from the Australian Open for health reasons. The 31-year-old has not played a competitive match since pulling out of last of last year's US Open.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Health issue some men won't talk about
SILENCE about the impotence that affects half of all middle-aged men puts lives at risk.
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Telegraph
England first for purged Pakistan as they make their way along the long road to redemption
But England's opponents have some way to go before they can be given a clean bill of health.
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BBC
Ill Hawking misses birthday event
British scientist Stephen Hawking has had to miss a symposium to mark his 70th birthday because of ill health.
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Hoy
Eva Longoria explica la causa de su delgadez
Eva Longoria asegura, en la revista 'Health', que la causa de que esté más delgada es su trágico divorcio con el jugador de baloncesto Tony Parker. Según cuenta la actriz y modelo fue para ella probablemente el momento menos saludable que ha vivido.
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New York Times
British Clarification on Implant Scandal Leaves Women More Confused Than Ever
The government said there was still not enough evidence recommend routine removal, but allowed free replacement for some women who received the implants under the National Health Service.
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news.com.au
David Cameron slams 'Iron Lady' movie
BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron attacked The Iron Lady for portraying Margaret Thatcher's declining mental health.
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BBC
Deadly mushrooms cooked by chef
The death cap mushrooms that killed two people in Australia were prepared by a chef for his co-workers, health officials say.
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The Nation
Opening session of Medicine & Dentistry class at SKMTH
LAHORE (PR) - Fatima Memorial Hospital held inaugural sessions for the class of 2012-2016 Medicine & Dentistry and Allied Health Science on January 3-4 respectively at Gen Attiq-ur-Rehman Auditorium on the FMH premises.
The FMS College of Dentistry welcomed its First Year BDS Class of 2011/2012 to its fold. Chairperson of Fatima Memorial Hospital and Founding President of NUR Foundation, .....
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Reuters
Steelers to sit Clark in Denver over health risks
(Reuters) - Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark will not play in Sunday's AFC wild card playoff game against the Denver Broncos because of health risks to him in the high altitude of Denver, the team said on Tuesday.
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Goal.com
Chelsea's John Terry takes legal action against Indian government over use of image on cigarette health warnings
The England captain has instructed solicitors to take action after a picture of his face was found to have been printed on anti-smoking warnings in the Asian country
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Los Angeles Times
Helping L.A.'s foster kids grow up
A new California law will allow young people to receive support until the age of 21, rather than forcing them to fend for themselves at 18.The average young person who "ages out" of the foster care system in Los Angeles County at age 18 goes on to use almost $13,000 worth of health, mental health, criminal justice and social services before his or her 22nd birthday. That is more than two years'...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Monuments vanish, power cut as metal thieves stalk Britain
Soaring prices and cash-in-hand scrap industry have led to a sickening epidemic affecting everything from public artwork to transport systems to health care
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BBC
VIDEO: Bed-nets 'working' in fight against malaria
The World Health Organisation says significant progress is being made against malaria thanks, partly, to a campaign of using insecticide-treated bed-nets.
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Technology Review
Prescription: Networking
Boston Medical Center is one of a relative few of U.S. hospitals that have managed to break down bureaucratic barriers to exchange electronic medical records with community health centers having different owners—a first step toward statewide and nationwide exchanges to improve health-care quality and reduce waste. Meg Aranow, the hospital’s chief information officer, and Andrew Ulrich, an emerg...
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Mail & Guardian
Queen visits Prince Philip after health scare
Queen Elizabeth has paid a visit to her 90-year-old husband in hospital as the UK's longest-serving royal consort recovered from minor heart surgery.
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Daily Telegraph
Chasing a Boxing Day bounce
AUSTRALIA and India enter the first Test in Melbourne with a clean bill of health and hopes of getting a Boxing Day bounce towards series success.
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The Nation
Medical camps for flood victims
CHUNIAN - The CPHR in collaboration with Hazara Public School & College set up medical camps in flood-hit areas of district Thatta. The victims in village 103 Mori and Pir Patho were provided with medical facilities to prevent or minimize spread of diseases. The Clinical & Population Health Researchs Emergency Coordinator Faiz Soomro, Dr Illyas Soomro and Programme Officer Amjad facili...
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Times of India
Hockey not at home in India
The FIH must surely have learned a few home truths about India, the 'home of field hockey'.
After having its fingers well and truly burned by attempting to nurse its ailing baby to health, the world body has brought upon itself untold vexation caused by the stand-off between two bodies (the IHF and HI) claiming sole administrative rights for the so-called national game. So much so that the 20...
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China Daily
Venus coming to Australian Open - tournament chief
Seven-times grand slam champion Venus Williams will still play the Australian Open despite withdrawing from her scheduled warm-up tournament in New Zealand for health reasons, according to tournament director Craig Tiley.
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USA Today
Royal Caribbean ship fails health inspection
The Centers for Disease Control noted a number of problems with the line's Monarch of the Seas.
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USA Today
Penn State's Joe Paterno turns 85 today
For one day we can forget about how it all ended and the health battles ahead. Today we just say may you have many more.
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China Daily
Jennifer Lopez recalls health scare
Jennifer Lopez revealed she feared there was something wrong with her daughter when she discovered a lump on her head.
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The Nation
Zardari to unveil political strategy on 27th
KARACHI - Senate Chairman Farooq H. Naek, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah and Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad on Monday called on President Asif Ali Zardari at Bilawal House in Karachi.President Zardari arrived from Dubai here late on Sunday night after staying for about 12 days in Dubai for medical check-up.According to reports, Senate Chairman as well as Sindh Chief Minister and Governor in...
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The Nation
Deadly Cairo clashes move into fourth day
CAIRO (AFP) - Egyptian security forces clashed for a fourth straight day on Monday with protesters demanding an end to military rule as the death toll rose to 12, despite strong international criticism of the use of force.Two people were killed in dawn fighting in Cairos administrative heart as security forces swooped to remove the protesters, health ministry sources said. The clashes quickly ...
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Barrons
Getting Out Front
AllianceBernstein Small Cap Growth Fund's Bruce Aronow is looking for what Wall Street analysts miss. Why he likes Catalyst Health Solutions.
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Orf
USA: Weniger Experimente an Schimpansen
Die wichtigste US-Einrichtung für medizinische Forschung will Experimente an Schimpansen ab sofort stark reduzieren. Der Chef der National Institutes of Health, Francis Collins, erklärte seine Einrichtung wolle entsprechenden Empfehlungen des nicht-staatlichen Institute of Medicine (IOM) nachkommen.
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Technology Review
Kenya Has Mobile Health App Fever
Nairobi startup's health app surges; Safaricom gives subscribers links to experts for two cents a minute.
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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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The Sun
Tyson Fury lifts lid on son's health scare
TYSON FURY has revealed the agony his family endured as his newborn battled for life in hospital
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Irish Times
Fletcher's career on line due to health issues
SOCCER:MANCHESTER UNITED have suffered another serious setback in their defence of the Premier League title amid fears at Old Trafford that Darren Fletcher’s career is on the line because of the health issues that have ruled him out for the season and left Alex Ferguson with a gaping hole in his midfield.
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sueddeutsche
Männermagazin vergibt Titel: Jennifer Aniston ist "heißeste Frau aller Zeiten"
Jennifer Aniston ist vom amerikanischen "Men's Health" zur heißesten Frau aller Zeiten gewählt worden. Worüber sie sich vermutlich besonders freuen wird, sie hat sogar Erzrivalin Angelina Jolie hinter sich gelassen.
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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
This Box Sends Your Health Data Straight to the Cloud
Qualcomm aims to integrate home-health monitoring devices, and give doctors easier access.
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National Post
The Eye of the Storm helped director Fred Schepisi ‘learn about death’
The filmmaker behind Six Degrees of Separation and Roxanne doesn’t get into any details about his recent health problems, but he’s happy to talk about why he turned to Patrick White’s novel as a creative elixir
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Handelsblatt
Economy, Business & Finance: ANALYSE-FLASH: Lampe hebt Ziel für Symrise auf 22,50 Euro - 'Kaufen'
Das Düsseldorfer Bankhaus Lampe hat das Kursziel für Symrise nach deren Investorentag von 22,00 auf 22,50 Euro angehoben und die Einstufung auf "Kaufen" belassen. Seine positive Einschätzung des Aromen- und Duftstoffherstellers habe sich bestätigt, schrieb Analyst Heiko Feber in einer Studie vom Freitag. Vom Wettbewerb hebe sich Symrise in den Bereichen Life Essentials und Consumer Health ab, d...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Taking stock
CLIVE James's wit is in perfect condition even if his health is a bit wonky.
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Telegraph
Henry Winter: hold back the obituaries over the demise of Premier League after Champions League failures
Henry Winter: writing off the Manchester clubs and the health of the Premier League is sheer madness.
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Art Review
Blog post by Marta Graciela Bressi
Blog post by Marta Graciela BressiMerry Christmas and a wonderful 2012 year full of health and success.Sagrada FamiliaMy friends,Feliz Navidad y próspero Año Nuevo 2012 acompañado por salud y éxitosJoyeux Noël et une merveilleuse année 2012 pleine de santé et de succès.Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2012 year full of health and success.Hyvää joulua ja ihanaa 2012 täynnä terveyttä ja menestystä...
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Human Rights Watch
Yemen: Child Marriage Spurs Abuse of Girls and Women
Widespread child marriage jeopardizes Yemeni girls’ access to education, harms their health, and keeps them second-class citizens. The government of Yemen should set 18 as the minimum age for marriage to improve girls’ opportunities and protect their human rights.
(Beirut) – Widespread child marriage jeopardizes Yemeni girls’ access to ed...
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Telegraph
NHS computer farce to cost another £2bn
A US company contracted to provide IT technology for the National Health Service is set to receive a £2?billion extension despite the failed project being abandoned, it was claimed last night.
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Irish Times
'That's the thing about your death . . . it pulls in all your loved ones'
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Scientific American
New Flu Strain Makes Health Experts Nervous
A new variant of a flu virus that circulates in pigs has been jumping occasionally into people, providing a surprisingly early opportunity for public health officials to test out some of the lessons learned from the 2009 H1N1 pandemic . [More]
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Reuters
Best Buy recalls iPhone battery cases over fire hazard
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Electronics retailer Best Buy Co Inc is recalling about 32,000 Rocketfish battery cases for iPhones because of a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada said.
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Salon
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Reuters
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New York Times
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chinatechnews
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DailyTech
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USA Today
'Twilight' may be hazardous to your health
The latest installment of the vampire saga could cause seizures.
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Reuters
Probe widens in buttocks-enlargement case
MIAMI (Reuters) - More alleged victims are coming forward in the case of a Florida resident accused of injecting "super glue" and flat-tire repair materials into the buttocks of a woman in a botched illegal cosmetic surgery procedure, the Florida Department of Health said on Tuesday.
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AP
Baseball contract limits tobacco use
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Reuters
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Barrons
The Strongest Hospital Stocks
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Reuters
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CNN Money
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Science News
Babies may benefit from moms’ lasting melancholy
Stable emotional conditions before and after birth key in infants’ health
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AP
Theft of data on 4M patients part of wider problem
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exchnage4media
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National Post
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BnAmericas
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Times LIVE
Straining under welfare's weight
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USA Today
Supreme Court will hear Obama health care case this term
The Supeme Court said it will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the Obama health care plan by March of next year.
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Salon
When the recession breeds kitchen creativity
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The Sun
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Zeit
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USA Today
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USA Today
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Science News
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Science News
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People Daily
Astronauts being prepped as space station nears
A research project to train astronauts and study their ability to endure space missions has been launched as the country gears up for the launching of two unmanned space modules later this year, aimed at future space dockings.
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China Daily
A fishy business
The fall from grace of 'health godmother' Ma Yueling highlights the fraudulent practices of a number of self-declared health gurus.
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National Post
Canada's economic indicators point higher
A key barometer of Canada’s economic health advanced more than expected last month, led by the manufacturing sector
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Foreign Policy
Russia considers new Internet filtering technology
According to this article published on a Russian news-site Inbox.ru, Russia has moved one inch closer to the China-style system of filtering the Web. Russia's Ministry of Communications has urged ISPs to start filtering "negative" Internet content in places that provide public access to the Internet (think cafes, libraries, etc). Such filters have already been planned to be installed in Russian...
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Technology Review
Blood Test Offers More Accurate Picture of Health
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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 175.545 |
| 2 | India | 96.168 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 31.479 |
| 4 | China | 13.160 |
| 5 | Canada | 11.611 |
| 6 | Australia | 9.469 |
| 7 | Pakistan | 7.150 |
| 8 | Philipines | 5.610 |
| 9 | Indonesia | 4.575 |
| 10 | Singapore | 2.600 |
| 11 | Korea South | 2.460 |
| 12 | Nigeria | 2.113 |
| 13 | Germany | 1.960 |
| 14 | South Africa | 1.880 |
| 15 | Taiwan | 1.860 |
| 16 | Kenya | 1.490 |
| 17 | Ireland | 1.490 |
| 18 | New Zealand | 1.466 |
| 19 | Brazil | 1.080 |
| 20 | Mexico | 1.030 |
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Media |
MIX |
| 1 | Dainik Bhaskar | 14.000 |
| 2 | CNN Editions (International) | 12.000 |
| 3 | CNN | 10.000 |
| 4 | foxnews | 9.000 |
| 5 | Times of India | 7.500 |
| 6 | Aajtak TV | 7.000 |
| 7 | Anandabazar Patrika | 6.800 |
| 8 | PTV News | 5.500 |
| 9 | Dinakaran | 5.000 |
| 10 | IBN live | 4.900 |
| 11 | zee news | 4.800 |
| 12 | BBC News | 4.500 |
| 13 | Dailymail | 4.500 |
| 14 | Malayala Manorama | 4.000 |
| 15 | MSNBC | 4.000 |
| 16 | AARP Bulletin | 3.700 |
| 17 | HUANQIU SHIBAO (GLOBAL TIMES) | 3.600 |
| 18 | New York Times | 3.600 |
| 19 | Punjab Kesari | 3.500 |
| 20 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 3.400 |
| More Media >> |
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Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 307.175 |
| 2 | Hindi | 25.100 |
| 3 | Chinese | 12.800 |
| 4 | Tamil | 9.900 |
| 5 | Bengali | 6.800 |
| 6 | Indonesian | 4.575 |
| 7 | Malayalam | 4.000 |
| 8 | German | 2.443 |
| 9 | Gujarati | 2.000 |
| 10 | Telugu | 1.500 |
| 11 | Spanish | 1.405 |
| 12 | Portuguese | 1.370 |
| 13 | Polish | 0.800 |
| 14 | Finnish | 0.680 |
| 15 | Korean | 0.640 |
| 16 | Thai | 0.600 |
| 17 | Japanese | 0.580 |
| 18 | Turkish | 0.495 |
| 19 | Romanian | 0.475 |
| 20 | Italian | 0.340 |
| More Languages >> |
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