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Please add updates@feedmyinbox.com to your address book to make sure you receive these messages in the future. Health - Google News Woman: AIDS video hoax meant to be public service - Detroit Free Press January 16, 2010 at 12:18 AM The Detroit News Woman: AIDS video hoax meant to be public service Detroit Free Press AIDS video hoax star Jackie Braxton looked like a bandit — some would say a terrorist — a large handkerchief with prints of $100 bills on them covering! much of her face. Only her brown eyes, ... Woman Claims to Have Infected 500 People With HIVFOXNews Detroit police say woman in video posted online falsely claimed to have ...Los Angeles Times Detroit Woman Claims to Have Intentionally Infected 500 PeopleAbout.com: Health The Detroit News -Michigan Messenger -MyFox Houston all 230 news articles »   The e-cigarette lights up a debate - Kansas City Star January 16, 2010 at 12:03 AM KVAL The e-cigarette lights up a debate Kansas City Star Suffering from emphysema, the Overland Park woman, 51, has tried gum, the patch and even classes on how to quit. Now she is turning to a cigarette for the 21st century, one that relies on electricity, batteries and liquid nicotine ... Electronic cigarettes not a drug device, judge saysRichmond Times Dispatch Judge Overrules FDA On E-CigarettesAtlantic Online Judge Orders FDA to Stop Blocking Imports of E-Cigarettes From ChinaNew York Times Washington Post -Mother Nature Network -Reuters all 662 news articles »   Limit infants' use of Bisphenol-A products, FDA says - CNN January 15, 2010 at 11:06 PM Globe and Mail Limit infants' use of Bisphenol-A products, FDA says CNN A handful of states and cities have passed laws in some form banning BPA in products meant for children. (CNN) -- Parents should t! ake precautions to minimize infants' exposure to the chemical Bisphenol-A, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday in ... Reversing itself, FDA now says the chemical BPA poses a health riskWashington Post FDA issues BPA guidelinesLos Angeles Times FDA Concerned About Substance in Food Packaging! New York Times National Geographic -Bartlesville Live -BusinessWeek all 339 news articles »   In Haiti, Wounds, Infectious Diseases Are Top Concerns - Voice of America January 15, 2010 at 10:54 PM BBC News In Haiti, Wounds, Infectious Diseases Are Top Concerns Voice of America Tuesday's earthquake in Haiti left some 300000 people homeless. Many are clustering in public places without food, clean water or sanitation. It! 9;s the perfect environment for the spread of communicable disease. The earthquake decimated Haiti's capital ... Makeshift Hospitals in Haiti Providing Only Emergency Medical CareMedscape Haiti's Health: From Bad To WorseNewsweek Sandra Bullock Donates $1 Million to Doctors Without BordersOK! Magazine New York Times -FOXNews -BBC News all 333 news articles »   Johnson & Johnson criticized in Tylenol recall - Chicago Tribune January 15, 2010 at 10:38 PM Khaleej Times Johnson & Johnson criticized in Tylenol recall Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON - -- Johnson & Johnson's McNeil Consumer Healthcare Products division expand! ed its recall of various batches of Tylenol, Motrin and other over-the-counter products tainted by a chemical in wooden shipping ... Johnson & Johnson issues massive recall of TylenolphillyBurbs.com Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl, Aspirin, Rolaids RecallWebMD Johnson & Johnson Wid! ens Tylenol Recall to Other BrandsFOXNews ABC2 News -Forbes -GoErie.com all 893 news articles »   55 Million Americans Had H1N1 Swine Flu - WebMD January 15, 2010 at 7:46 PM CTV.ca 55 Million Americans Had H1N1 Swine Flu WebMD Jan. 15, 2010 -- The CDC estimates that 55 million Americans became sick with H1N1 swine flu between April and mid-December 2009 and roughly ! 11000 people died of the disease. These numbers represent a middle range in CDC estimates. ... CDC: 1 in 5 Americans vaccinated against swine fluWashington Post Up to 80 million Americans infected with H1N1 - CDCReuters Glaxo to Maintain Swine-Flu Shipments as Demand FaltersWall Street Journal Xinhua -Ozarks First -Colusa County Sun Herald all 2,376 news articles »   Detroit police say woman in video posted online falsely claimed to have ... - Los Angeles Times January 15, 2010 at 5:35 PM Media Take Out Detroit police say woman in video posted online falsely claimed to have ... Los Angeles Times DETROIT (AP) — Police say a Detroit woman who claimed in ! a video posted online that she infected more than 500 people with HIV has admitted it was a hoax. On the video, the woman said she contracted HIV in 1998 and has been "pretty upset" about having ... Woman Claims to Have Infected 500 People With HIVFOXNews AIDS video a hoax, woman admitsThe Detroit News Woman's biz! arre HIV rant on You Tube determined a hoax by Detroit policeMichigan Messenger MyFox Houston -UPI.com -WWJ all 195 news articles »   J&J Widens Recall Amid FDA Pressure - Forbes January 15, 2010 at 5:24 PM New York Daily News J&J Widens Recall Amid FDA Pressure Forbes The FDA said Johnson & Johnson "did not conduct a t! imely, comprehensive investigation" into odor complaints. Johnson & Johnson's consumer division on Friday widened its voluntary recall of Tylenol to include other brands such as Motrin, ... 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Catching up on lost sleep a dangerous illusionUSA Today Chronic sleep loss hampers performanceReuters You Lose If You Don't Snooze; Lost Sleep Can't Be RecoveredBusinessWeek The Chos! un Ilbo< /nobr> -HealthNews -Private MD all 358 news articles »   US taking closer look at bisphenol A in plastics - Reuters January 15, 2010 at 4:24 PM Globe and Mail US taking closer look at bisphenol A in plastics Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will launch broad new research into the potential health effects of plastics chemical bisphenol A used ! in baby bottles and other products, health officials said on Friday. Bisphenol A has been used for decades ... FDA alters stance, has 'some concern' about chemical BPAUSA Today Health Agencies Express Concern Over BPABusinessWeek FDA Says Chemical BPA Of 'Some Concern' For ChildrenWall Street JournalScientific American -Attorney at Law -Boston Globe (blog) all 292 news articles »   Nebraska senator's sweetener now a stumbling block for health-care bill - Washington Post January 15, 2010 at 4:06 PM TopNews United States Nebraska senator's sweetener now a stumbling block for health-care bill Washington Post It was a single paragraph, added at the last minute on Page 2129 of the Senate'! ;s mammoth health-care bill: a promise that the federal government would pay forever for extra poor people to join Medicaid in Nebraska. ... Clinton: 'That Nebraska thing is really hurting us'The Palmetto Scoop Nelson Requests Removal of Nebraska Aid From Final BillNew York Times (blog) Nelson Asks Reid To Cancel Nebraska Medicaid Dea! lKaiser Health News WOWT -TIME -Reuters all 299 news articles »   Prop. 8 trial Day 5: Live coverage from the courtroom - San Jose Mercury News January 15, 2010 at 3:57 PM MiamiHerald.com Prop. 8 trial Day 5: Live coverage from the courtroom San Jose Mercury News Judge Vaughn Walker has finally grown exasperated with the duration of the four-hour cross-examination of Michael Lamb, a Cambridge professor called by the plaintiffs to testify on g! ay and lesbian parenting. Prop 8 lawyer David Thompson ... Professor Testifies Against Prop. 8Courthouse News Service Children thrive equally with same-sex, heterosexual parents, psychologist ...Los Angeles Times Same-Sex Marriage Case, Day 5: ChildrenNew York Times (blog) Bay Area Reporter -The San Francisco Appeal -Washington Post all 407 news articles »   Health stocks may rise if GOP wins in Massachusetts - Reuters January 15, 2010 at 3:36 PM New York Times Health stocks may rise if GOP wins in Massachusetts Reuters NEW YORK, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Healthcare stocks could rise next week if Republicans pull off a shock victory in Tuesday's Massachusetts Senate election that endangers US healthcare reform, analysts a! nd investors said on Friday. ... Feds vs. states: Who should run health market?msnbc.com Lack of Medicare Chief Is a Strike Against ReformNew York Times Health Care Campaigning Working?KFYR-TV MarketWatch&nb! sp;-Daily News Transcript -USA Today all 156 news articles »   CDC: 1 in 5 Americans vaccinated against swine flu - Washington Post January 15, 2010 at 3:19 PM ABC News CDC: 1 in 5 Americans vaccinated against swine flu Washington Post AP ATLANTA -- About 1 in 5 Americans have been vaccinated against swine flu, according to the government's first detailed estimates of vaccination rates agai! nst the new pandemic. The estimate is based on two government telephone surveys ... Up to 80 million Americans infected with H1N1 - CDCReuters 55 Million Americans Sickened by Swine Flu So FarBusinessWeek Glaxo to Maintain Swine-Flu Shipments as Demand FaltersWall Street Journal Los Angeles Times (blog) -NewsChannel 9 WSYR -phillyBurbs.com all 2,308 news articles »   Parents Have Lower Blood Pressure Than Adults Without Kids - eFitnessNow January 15, 2010 at 2:23 PM Indian Express Parents Have Lower Blood Pressure Than Adults Without Kids eFitnessNow A baffling new study suggests that having kids can actually lower a person's blood pressure. The study was conducted b! y researchers from Brigham Young University, Cal State Long Beach and University of Utah and has been published in the Annals of ... Why parenting actually REDUCES your blood pressureDaily Mail Children 'may lower parents' blood pressure' find researchersTelegraph.co.uk Having Children Can Lower Your Blood Pr! essuredBTechno USA Today -iTWire -TopNews United States all 99 news articles »   In Haiti, mental aftershocks - CNN January 15, 2010 at 1:17 PM TIME In Haiti, mental aftershocks CNN A injured women sits with her baby at a makeshift field hospital Wednesday in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Watch live reports from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Anderson Cooper is! on scene for firsthand accounts of the horror and ... Next wave of misery? Infection, illness loommsnbc.com After the Quake Comes the Disease. Can Haiti Cope?TIME Ask the Experts: Are Infectious Diseases Now Really Haiti's Biggest Health Threat?Scientific American 7Online WSVN-TV -TopNews United States -The Pilot all 33 news articles »   Tylenol recall: FDA slams company - CNNMoney.com January 15, 2010 at 12:55 PM Reuters Tylenol recall: FDA slams company CNNMoney.com NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The maker of several over-the-counter drugs, including Tylenol, Motrin and Benadryl, announced a broad-based recall of these and other drugs Friday after ... FDA: Johnson & Johnson Unit Too Slow With Tylenol RecallWall Street Journal Johnson & Johnson expands Tylenol recallForbes FDA scolds maker of Tylenol for foot-dragging in recallLos Angeles Times Reuters -Palm Beach Post -MarketWatch all 561 news articles »   Research Fraud Probe Leads to Criminal Charge - MedPage Today January 15, 2010 at 12:45 PM BNET Research Fraud Probe Leads to Criminal Charge MedPage Today A Massachusetts anesthesiologist accused of fabricating data in studies of pain drugs will plead guilty to federal criminal charges under an agreement with prosecut! ors. Scott Reuben, MD, a well-known pain ... Were Pfizer Doc's Fake Studies Linked to "Operate for Cash" Scheme?BNET Doc Accused of Faking Pfizer ResearchNBC Connecticut Feds Accuse Doc of Faking Research On Pfizer & Merck DrugsWall Street! Journal (blog) ModernHealthcare.com -InjuryBoard.com (blog) -TheDay.com all 218 news articles »   H1N1 vaccine still available - WTVY January 15, 2010 at 12:24 PM CTV.ca H1N1 vaccine still available WTVY While the influenza season has not ended, most Alabamians still have not received the 2009 H1N1 vaccine. The Alabama Department of Public Health urges everyone to get the H1N1 influenza vac! cine now that the entire population is eligible and in advance ... Flu season remains far from overEdwardsville Intelligencer Many children not getting second H1N1 doseUPI.com Poland refuses H1N1 flu vaccinesVaccineNewsDaily Mount Vernon News -Benton Evening News -Radio Iowa all 1,951 news articles »   HPV found in 56% of new couples: study - CBC.ca January 15, 2010 at 12:10 PM RTE.ie HPV found in 56% of new couples: study CBC.ca More than half of young adults in new relationships were infected with human papillomavirus or HPV, researchers in Montreal have found. The researchers enrolled 263 women aged 18 to 24 and their new male partners. &! #39;Simply having one infected partner is ... $2 Dollar Test Could Save 100000 Women from Cervical Cancer DeatheFitnessNow Cervical cancer vaccine proceedsIrish Times Simple test could cut cancer deaths in poor nationsReuters WebMD -Wall Street Journal -WPXI.com all 136 news articles »   Judge Overrules FDA On E-Cigarettes - Atlantic Online January 15, 2010 at 11:41 AM KCBY.com 11 Judge Overrules FDA On E-Cigarettes Atlantic Online This week, a Federal judge lifted an import band on so-called "e-cigarettes" from China, much to the Food and Drug Administration's dismay. E-cigarettes are little tubes that look like re! gular cigarettes, but convert liquid nicotine into an inhalable ... Judge Orders FDA to Stop Blocking Imports of E-Cigarettes From ChinaNew York Times FDA can't block importing of 'electronic cigarettes'Washington Post FDA Can't Regulate Electronic CigaretteseFitnessNow MediaPost Publications -JoinTogether.org -MyWayBusiness.com Business News all 617 news articles »   Why parenting actually REDUCES your blood pressure - Daily Mail January 15, 2010 at 10:34 AM Little About (blog) Why parenting actually REDUCES your blood pressure Daily Mail They may give you grey hairs, sleepless nights and plenty of worries over money, health and school. But according to a new study, raising childre! n can actually lower your blood pressure. While the findings may be disputed by many ... Children 'may lower parents' blood pressure' find researchersTelegraph.co.uk Having Children Can Lower Your Blood PressuredBTechno Kids good for your health? Parents have lower blood pressure! USA Today eMaxHealth -WESH.com -TopNews United States all 95 news articles »   Feds vs. states: Who should run health market? - msnbc.com January 15, 2010 at 8:26 AM St. Louis Post-Dispatch (blog) Feds vs. states: Who should run health market? msnbc.com The fight over whether states or the federal government will have more clout in a proposed health insur! ance marketplace is escalating — and the outcome has big implications for consumers. This issue is one of the key disputes in the ... Pelosi Fights for More Low Income Subsides in HealthcareU.S. News & World Report Giving Senators the Health Plans Their Constituents HaveNew York Times (blog) Rick Kahler: Start planning now! for hea lth care bill effectsRapid City Journal Bangor Daily News -BNET -WBUR all 117 news articles »   H1N1 vaccine clinics to be held - Traverse City Record Eagle January 15, 2010 at 7:48 AM CTV.ca H1N1 vaccine clinics to be held Traverse City Record Eagle TRAVERSE CITY -- Beginning today, several swine flu vaccine clinics will be held this month in Grand Traverse County. Vaccines for the H1N1 influenza strain wi! ll be given from 8:30 am to noon today, Jan. 22 and Jan. 29 at the county health department ... Metro Health to provide free H1N1 vaccinationsBizjournals.com Roll up a sleeve: Demand plunges for H1N1 vaccineDesMoinesRegister.com State hopes story will push H1N1 vaccineGary Post Tribune BBC News -Bolivar Herald Free Press -Daily Democrat all 1,879 news articles »   Study Warns Of Drug-Resistant HIV Strains - Visit Bulgaria January 15, 2010 at 7:13 AM Private MD Study Warns Of Drug-Resistant HIV Strains Visit Bulgaria UCSF and UCLA researchers believe over the next decade, drug-resistant strains of HIV could ! become more prevalent in San Franscisco, as patients live longer, healthier lives. Unfazed, San Francisco public health officials emphasise drug-resistant HIV ... HIV Drug Resistance Set to Rise?MedPage Today Findings on HIV Mutations May Provide Leads in Drug ResearchHarvard Crimson Scientists fear HIV drug resistance may riseLivemint Science Magazine (blog) -BusinessWeek all 17 news articles »   Researchers say: People with children have lower blood pressure - TopNews United States January 15, 2010 at 6:38 AM TheMedGuru Researchers say: People with children have lower blood pressure TopNews United States They found that 70 percent couples had children of various ages. The participants in the study also wore blood pr! essure monitors which took readings at irregular intervals during the day. It included the duration of their sleep giving researchers a ... Kids good for your health? Parents have lower blood pressureUSA Today Have a kid and lower your blood pressure, researchers sayLos Angeles Times (blog) Parenthood linked to lower BPTimes of India Visit Bulgaria -bolohealth.com -myGLOSS all 35 news articles »   This email was sent to createrofheaven.healthnewsupdates@blogger.com.  Create Your Account Don't want to receive this feed any longer? Unsubscribe here.