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Genzyme Sets Next Step In Struggle To Increase Pompe Drug Sales - Wall Street Journal
January 21, 2010 at 1:01 PM


Genzyme Sets Next Step In Struggle To Increase Pompe Drug Sales
Wall Street Journal
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Genzyme Corp. (GENZ) expects a mid-June decision from the US Food and Drug Administration for its Pompe disease treatment Lumizyme, the latest step in a long struggle to increase its market ...
Genzyme Says FDA Will Make Lumizyme Ruling in June! ABC News
Genzyme's Pompe drug review to take six monthsReuters
Genzyme shares slip on FDA's action date for Lumizyme; Auxilium wins $15M ...FierceBiotech
Xconomy -MSN Money -Earthtimes (press release)
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Study: Cutting Salt Can Have Big Health Benefits - TIME
January 21, 2010 at 1:00 PM


National Post

Study: Cutting Salt Can Have Big Health Benefits
TIME
Just when you had figured out how to manage fat, cholesterol and trans fat in your diet, researchers are now warning against another common meal-time pitfall — s! alt. A study by researchers at University of ...
A Pinch Less Salt Could Save Lives, MoneyABC News
Salt reduction could save 92000 lives a yearReuters
Study Counts Benefits of Cutting SaltWall Street Journal
Sphere -Food For Thought, A News Cafe -Ozarks First
all 106 news articles »
 

Schools continue to offer H1N1 vaccinations through shot clinics - McDuffie Mirror
January 21, 2010 at 12:52 PM


Reuters

Schools continue to offer H1N1 vaccinations through shot clinics
McDuffie Mirror
Administrative Assistant Sheilah Johnson said the school system usually partners with the health department to vaccinate the school staff, but with concerns of outbreaks of H1N1 flu across th! e nation this year, they discussed the ...
H1N1 flu clinic scheduled for Jan. 26EastBayRI.com
Hunterdon Health Department opens Saturday flu clinic to allHunterdon County Democrat - NJ.com
Plenty of H1N1 vaccine availableShrewsbury Chronicle
SuburbanJournals -MPBN News -Williston Daily Herald
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US-Rescued Haitian Victims Treated on Hospital Ship - BusinessWeek
January 21, 2010 at 12:48 PM


CNN

US-Rescued Haitian Victims Treated on Hospital Ship
BusinessWeek
Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- The US Navy hospital ship Comfort stepped up treatment of earthquake victims off Haiti's coast as estimates of the nu! mber left homeless by the Jan. 12 temblor rose to the millions. ...
Hospital ship greeted by Haiti's stark realityBaltimore Sun
US Navy Hospital Ship Reaches HaitiKaiser Family Foundation
Medical help on hold as groups await transportation to HaitiCNN
USA Today -WJZ -FOXNews
all 179 news articles »
 

Heart Health Begins with Seven Steps - Living the Science
January 21, 2010 at 12:22 PM


TopNews United States

Heart Health Begins with Seven Steps
Living the Science
On Wednesday, the American Heart Association (AHA) published their results of a several year review looking at health factors s! trongly associated with cardiovascular health and launched an online tool aimed at encouraging people to evaluate and work ...
7 Steps for a Healthy HeartWebMD
Heart HealthThe Resident
7 musts listed for heart health by heart groupTopNews United States
Wall Street Journal -Washington Post -CBC.ca
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Immunomedics Cites Potential Blood Test for Cancer - ABC News
January 21, 2010 at 11:13 AM


Immunomedics Cites Potential Blood Test for Cancer
ABC News
AP The biopharmaceutical company Immunomedics on Thursday said a new study shows one of its antibodies may identify early stage pancreatic cancer. The company said the blood test using the clivatuzumab antibody was 62 percent sensitive for detecting ...
Immunomedics Rallies On Word Antibody May Help D! etect CancerWall Street Journal
New Test Catches Most Pancreatic Cancers EarlyPalm Beach Post
Pancreatic Cancer Detected by Blood TestWebMD
USA Today -CNNMoney.com (press release) -MSN Money
all 69 news articles »
 

Magnetic activity in brain 'diagnoses stress disorder' - BBC News
January 21, 2010 at 9:04 AM


PsychCentral.com

Magnetic activity in brain 'diagnoses stress disorder'
BBC News
A one-minute test appears to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder with an accuracy of 90%. The test measures the tiny magnetic fluctuations that occur as groups! of neurons fire in synchrony, even when subjects are not thinking of ...
Scientists Read Brain's Magnetic Fields to Spot PTSDBusinessWeek
Scanning the brain for PTSDMinnesota Public Radio
Researchers see pattern in PTSD brain activityReuters
Daily News & Analysis -Popular Science -MyStateline.com
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GlaxoSmithKline Unlock Malaria Compound Treasure Chest - dBTechno
January 21, 2010 at 7:42 AM


dBTechno

GlaxoSmithKline Unlock Malaria Compound Treasure Chest
dBTechno
Boston (DbTechNo) - Drug maker GlaxoSmithKline have unveiled a plan to boost the fight against malaria. Malaria is a! n airborn disease transferred by mosquitoes which is very prevalent in developing countries, killing thousands of children each year. ...
GlaxoSmithkline's Malaria Plan: Limit Profits, Open LabsForbes
Drug firm boost to malaria fightBBC News
Glaxo offers free access to potential malaria curesThe! Guardian
PharmExec.com -Telegraph.co.uk -Kaiser Family Foundation
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A Pinch Less Salt Could Save Lives, Money - ABC News
January 21, 2010 at 6:57 AM


Reuters

A Pinch Less Salt Could Save Lives, Money
ABC News
Cutting daily salt intake by three grams – just over a teaspoon -- could prevent 32000 strokes and 54000 heart attacks a year. So say researchers at the University of California, San Francisco! who developed a novel computer program to ...
Salt reduction could save 92000 US lives a yearReuters
Big Benefits Are Seen From Eating Less SaltNew York Times
Study Counts Benefits of Cutting SaltWall Street Journal
Busine! ssWeek -Lansing State Journal -healthzone.ca
all 65 news articles »
 

Healthcare reform wrinkle affects Medicare therapy caps exceptions process - McKnight's Long Term Care News
January 21, 2010 at 5:30 AM


TopNews United States

Healthcare reform wrinkle affects Medicare therapy caps exceptions process
McKnight's Long Term Care News
The potential collapse of healthcare reform could further stall t! he restoration of the therapy caps exceptions process for long-term care providers. Both the House and Senate bills would extend the process, which expired at the end of 2009. ...
Vail Daily letter: Start of health-care rationing?Vail Daily News
A Good StartWall Street Journal
Murkowski explains healthcare views! Homer Tribune
U.S. News & World Report (blog) -Atlanta Journal Constitution -News-Leader.com
all 79 news articles »
 

US Navy Treating Rescued Haitian Patients on Ship - Bloomberg
January 21, 2010 at 4:37 AM


CNN

US Navy Treating Rescued Haitian Patients on Ship
Bloomberg
Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- US Navy hospital ship Comfort began treating earthquake victims after arriving off Haiti's coast as part of an increase in the American military presence to speed! up aid. ...
Floating hospital USNS Comfort starts its healing missionUSA Today
Medical help on hold as groups await transportation to HaitiCNN
Comfort treats its first victims of Haiti quakeBaltimore Sun
BusinessWeek -Voice of America -Washington Post
all 394 news articles »
 

Swine flu program hogged city's $31M - New York Daily News
January 21, 2010 at 4:22 AM


Reuters

Swine flu program hogged city's $31M
New York Daily News
New Yorkers were vaccinated from swine flu at around $155 per person, newly released numbers show. Swine flu is nothing to sneeze at - and neither was the cost of vaccinating ! 200000 New Yorkers. Protecting worried city dwellers from ...
2 more swine flu deaths in HawaiiHonolulu Advertiser
New H1N1 Vaccine Clinics for Washoe CountyKOLO
No new flu-related deaths reportedMinneapolis Star Tribune
Pottstown Mercury -SHSU Houstonian Online -Vallejo Times-Herald
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First tablets to fight multiple sclerosis 'dramatically reduce relapse' - Telegraph.co.uk
January 21, 2010 at 2:32 AM


AFP

First tablets to fight multiple sclerosis 'dramatically reduce relapse'
Telegraph.co.uk
The first tablets to fight multiple sclerosis dramatically reduce the chances of symp! toms returning, new studies show. By Kate Devlin, Medical Correspondent The treatments will allow patients to escape the need for painful and time consuming injections ...
Two MS Pills Show PromiseWall Street Journal
MS pills show promise and risk, studies sayWashington Post
! New Oral MS Drugs May Be on the HorizonWebMDTopNews United States -BBC News -AFP
all 213 news articles »
 

Half of schoolchildren in some areas had swine flu: government scientists - Telegraph.co.uk
January 21, 2010 at 2:16 AM


CBC.ca

Half of schoolchildren in some areas had swine flu: government scientists
Telegraph.co.uk
Up to half of children in some areas have had swine flu even though they may not have sh! own symptoms, government scientists have found. By Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor Blood samples taken from children in London and the West Midlands – hot spots for ...
Experts urge H1N1 shot for everyoneNews 10 Now
H1N1 Attacked More London Youth Than Doctors Found, Study SaysBusinessWeek
Many Indiana kids need 2nd dose of H1N1 vaccineIndianapolis Star
Arizona Daily Wildcat -Minneapolis Star Tribune -NorthJersey.com
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Salt reduction could save 92000 US lives a year - Reuters
January 21, 2010 at 1:49 AM


Reuters

Salt reduction could save 92000 US lives a year
Reuters
BOSTON (Reuters Life!) - Shaving 3 grams off the daily salt intake of Americans could prevent up to 66000 strokes, 99000 heart attacks and 92000 deaths in the United States, while saving $24 billion in health costs per year, resear! chers reported on ...
Big Benefits Are Seen From Eating Less SaltNew York Times
Study Counts Benefits of Cutting SaltWall Street Journal
Small Cuts in Salt Intake Spur Big Drops in Heart TroubleBusinessWeek
Lans ing State Journal -MedPage Today -Health.com
all 48 news articles »
 

'Small Smiles' Dental Chain Reaches Settlement for Medical Fraud - ABC News
January 20, 2010 at 10:55 PM


'Small Smiles' Dental Chain Reaches Settlement for Medical Fraud
ABC News
It's a promise many parents make before taking their children to the dentist: Don't worry, it won't hurt too much. But at some "Small Smiles" dental clinics catering to low-income families on Medicaid, that promise was ...
Denta! l company settles in fraud claimKansas.com
Small Smiles involved in child restraint law changeColorado Springs Gazette
Small Smiles owner settles case for $24 million9NEWS.com
News Channel 8 -13wmaz -! WTOL.com
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The United States concerned about baby bottles with bisphenol - News Trends
January 20, 2010 at 10:36 PM


The Money Times

The United States concerned about baby bottles with bisphenol
News Trends
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just changed positions in the health profile of bisphenol A (BPA) chem! ical in baby bottles and plastic food. This compound is strongly suspected of being an "endocrine disruptor" potentially dangerous. ...
BPA and the FDAScience Friday
FDA Issues Warning About BPA ExposureCBS News
BPA to get another look from the FDAPRWeek
New York Times -Wisconsin Radio Network -ABC News
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FDA approves heart pump developed in Houston - Houston Chronicle
January 20, 2010 at 10:14 PM


FDA approves heart pump developed in Houston
Houston Chronicle
The US Food and Drug Administration approved use of a heart pump on Wednesday that was largely designed and tested at the Texas Heart Institute. The HeartMate II device, a continuous-flow pump that aids the heart's left ventricle, ...
Thoratec heart pump gets FDA nod; to conduct 2 studiesReuters
FDA Expands Approval of Thoratec Heart PumpABC News
Thoratec Pump Approved for Permanent Use in PatientsBloomberg
BusinessWeek -Healthcanal.com -NASDAQ
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FDA approves heart pump developed in Houston - Houston Chronicle
January 20, 2010 at 10:14 PM


FDA approves heart pump developed in Houston
Houston Chronicle
The US Food and Drug Administration approved use of a heart pump on Wednesday that was largely designed and tested at the Texas Heart Institute. The HeartMate II device, a continuous-flow pump that aids the heart's left ventricle, ...
Thoratec heart pump gets FDA nod; to conduct 2 studiesReuters
FDA Expands Approval of Thoratec Heart PumpABC News
Thoratec Pump Approved for Permanent Use in PatientsBloomberg
BusinessWeek -Healthcanal.com -NASDAQ
all 126 news articles »
 

Another H1N1 Death In Dallas County: Shots Advised - KERA
January 20, 2010 at 8:31 PM


New York Daily News

Another H1N1 Death In Dallas County: Shots Advised
KERA
Dallas County has recorded its 24th ! H1N1 flu death. KERA's BJ Austin says the County Medical Director is urging people to get the vaccine. Dallas County Health officials say the 57 year old man did NOT have any underlying, high-risk medical conditions. ...
Football legend Archie Griffin raising awareness of H1N1 vaccinationsBizjournals.com
Two more die from swine flu in HawaiiHawaii News Now
Swine flu in children 10 times higher than estima! tes< nobr>Healthcare Republic
Whittier Daily News -KEYC -LocalNews8.com
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Study Counts Benefits of Cutting Salt - Wall Street Journal
January 20, 2010 at 7:26 PM


Moose Jaw Times-Herald

Study Counts Benefits of Cutting Salt
Wall Street Journal
A national program to reduce dietary salt could prevent tens of thousands of heart at! tacks, strokes and deaths and trim as much as $24 billion from the US health-care tab, according to a study published Wednesday in the New England ...
Small Cuts in Salt Intake Spur Big Drops in Heart TroubleBusinessWeek
Study details health, cost benefits from reducing salt in dietLansing State Journal
Benefits of Cutting Down on Salt QuantifiedMedPage Today!
Health.com -Globe and Mail -WFIE-TV
all 27 news articles »
 

Two MS Pills Show Promise - Wall Street Journal
January 20, 2010 at 7:13 PM


BBC News

Two MS Pills Show Promise
Wall Street Journal
Two experimental pills for multiple sclerosis proved effective in clinical trials, raising the possibility for the first time that oral treatments might become available alongside the ! more cumbersome injections and infusions used to ...
New Oral MS Drugs May Be on the HorizonWebMD
MS pills show promise and risk, studies sayWashington Post
Hope for MS pill after cladribine and fingolimod trialsBBC News
Daily Mail -BusinessWeek -CBC.ca
all 131 news articles »
 

Two MS Pills Show Promise - Wall Street Journal
January 20, 2010 at 7:13 PM


dBTechno

Two MS Pills Show Promise
Wall Street Journal
Two experimental pills for multiple sclerosis proved effective in clinical trials, raising the possibility for the first time that oral t! reatments might become available alongside the more cumbersome injections and infusions used to ...
New Oral MS Drugs May Be on the HorizonWebMD
MS pills show promise and risk, studies sayWashington Post
First tablets to fight multiple sclerosis 'drama! tically reduce relapse'Telegraph.co.ukWTAM.com -BusinessWeek -dBTechno
all 258 news articles »
 

Eating, Drinking May Be OK During Labor - WebMD
January 20, 2010 at 6:54 PM


CBC.ca

Eating, Drinking May Be OK During Labor
WebMD
Jan. 20, 2010 -- There is little medical justification for telling women in labor not to eat or drink, a review of the research finds. For many decades, the prevailing practice in ch! ildbirth has been to restrict food and fluids during ...
No need for pregnant women to fast during laborReuters
Restricting Food and Fluid Intake During Labor May Not Be HelpfulMedscape
Eating during labour OK for some: reviewCBC.ca
MedPage Today -Today's THV -Columbus Dispatch
all 34 news articles »
 

Team finds potential path for hepatitis C drugs - Reuters
January 20, 2010 at 5:38 PM


AFP

Team finds potential path for hepatitis C drugs
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US scientists have identified a new class of drugs that appear to block the hepatitis C virus from replicating in laboratory experiments, researchers said on Wednesday. The team dis! covered activity within a key protein of the ...
10% of executives at high risk of serious liver disease: surveyThe Central News Agency
New research finds promising treatment for hepatitis CAFP
New Treatment Eyed for Hepatitis CBusinessWeek
Bay Area Reporter -Scope (blog) -PhysOrg.com
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Team finds potential path for hepatitis C drugs - Reuters
January 20, 2010 at 5:38 PM


SAMAA TV

Team finds potential path for hepatitis C drugs
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US scientists have identified a new class of drugs that appear to block the hepatitis C virus from replicating in laboratory experiments,! researchers said on Wednesday. The team discovered activity within a key protein of the ...
Potential New Path for Hepatitis C Medicines Discovered by ScientistsTopNews United States
New research finds promising treatment for hepatitis CAFP
New Treatment Eyed for Hepatitis CBusinessWeek
The Central News Agency -Bay Area Reporter -Scope (blog)
all 41 news articles »
 

Dental clinic management company to pay $24M settlement - Middletown Journal
January 20, 2010 at 4:08 PM


Dental clinic management company to pay $24M settlement
Middletown Journal
COLUMBUS — FORBA Holdings LLC, a management company for a chain of pediatric dental clinics, including local Small Smiles clinics, will pay Ohio $2.29 million to settle accusations that the company submitted claims for reimbursement to Medicaid for ...
Colorado gets $1.2M in settlement with Small Smiles parent FORBADenver Business Journal
Multistate settlement reached over unneeded dental proceduresLegal News Line
Kids Restrained For Needless Dental ProceduresWSMV
Main Justice -13WHAM-TV -BusinessWeek
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H1N1 influenza takes toll; vaccination most effective protection against flu - Holyoke Enterprise
January 20, 2010 at 3:57 PM


BBC News

H1N1 influenza takes toll; vaccination most effective protection against flu
Holyoke Enterprise
Thus far, the 2009-10 H1N1! flu season has resulted in the death of 61 Coloradans, according to officials at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Flu-related deaths are reported on the department's web site at ...
Football legend Archie Griffin raising awareness of H1N1 vaccinationsBizjournals.com
Hospitals have swine flu shots againQueens Courier
Vanderburg! h schedu les three more H1N1 vaccine clinicsEvansville Courier & Press
Gallatin North Missourian -Verona Press -New Baltimore Voice Newspapers
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Thoratec heart pump gets FDA nod; to conduct 2 studies - Reuters
January 20, 2010 at 3:36 PM


Thoratec heart pump gets FDA nod; to conduct 2 studies
Reuters
Jan 20 (Reuters) - The US health regulator approved Thoratec Corp's (THOR.O) new heart pump for heart failure patients who are not acceptable candidates for transplantation, but asked the company to conduct a post-approval study. ...
FDA Expands Approval of Thoratec Heart PumpABC News
Thoratec Pump Approved for Permanent Use in PatientsBloomberg
Heart-Assist System Approved for Severe Heart FailureBusinessWeek
NASDAQ -TheHeart.Org! < /a> -Mass Device
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7 Steps for a Healthy Heart - WebMD
January 20, 2010 at 3:16 PM


WISC

7 Steps for a Healthy Heart
WebMD
Jan. 20, 2010 -- The American Heart Association has, for the first time, identified seven health factors and lifestyle behaviors its research indicates are necessary to keep your ticker in good shape. "Life's Simple 7�! �� categorizes ...
American Heart Association Pushes for PreventionWall Street Journal
Heart group lists 7 essentials for heart healthWashington Post
Experts Push 7 Steps to Heart HealthBusinessWeek
MedPage Today -North American Press Syndicate -WDIO-TV
all 345 news articles »
 

7 Steps for a Healthy Heart - WebMD
January 20, 2010 at 3:16 PM


MyWayBusiness.com Business News

7 Steps for a Healthy Heart
WebMD
Jan. 20, 2010 -- The American Heart Association has, for the first time, identified seven health factors and lifestyle behaviors its research indicates are necessary to keep your ticker! in good shape. "Life's Simple 7" categorizes ...
American Heart Association Pushes for PreventionWall Street Journal
Heart group lists 7 essentials for heart healthWashington Post
Life's Simple 7 Measures For Healthy HeartMedical News Today
BusinessWeek -bolohealth.com -RedOrbit
all 361 news articles »
 

GlaxoSmithkline's Malaria Plan: Limit Profits, Open Labs - Forbes
January 20, 2010 at 3:02 PM


CBC.ca

GlaxoSmithkline's Malaria Plan: Limit Profits, Open Labs
Forbes
Chief Andrew Witty lays out his ideas for tackling diseases that plague the Third World. Drug companies get bashed for not d! oing enough for killer diseases like malaria that hit the developing world even as they spent hugely on lifestyle drugs for ...
Drug firm boost to malaria fightBBC News
GlaxoSmithKline:Open Innovation Strategy To Aid Poor CountriesWall Street Journal
GlaxoSmithKline CEO Andrew Witty Discusses Open Innovation Strategy at Academy! The New York Academy of Sciences
Kaiser Family Foundation -Sphere -FiercePharma
all 221 news articles »
 

California set time limits for doctor visits - San Jose Mercury News
January 20, 2010 at 3:02 PM


TopNews United States

California set time limits for doctor visits
San Jose Mercury News
AP LOS ANGELES — California regulators have unveiled new rules to cut the time patients must wait to see HMO doctors. The state Department of Managed Health Care announced today that doctors! who violate the rules could face various fines. ...
California orders timely care for HMO patientsSacramento Bee
Reducing Wait TimesNBC San Diego
New Rules Set for HMO's in CaliforniaNew York Times
Los Ang eles Times -IFAwebnews.com -Sacramento Business Journal
all 316 news articles »
 

Preventing Human Papilloma virus, HPV - East Texas Review
January 20, 2010 at 2:54 PM


eFitnessNow

Preventing Human Papilloma virus, HPV
East Texas Review
Longview Regional Medical Center's resource Healthy Woman recently hosted a seminar on the danger of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV,) which causes cervi! cal cancer. Gynecologist Dr. Francis Tibiletti explains the ...
Free pap tests available locallyRedwood Times
HPV test 'can cut cervical cancer deaths' say expertsBBC News
January is Cervical Health Awareness MonthJamestown Sun
Telegraph.co.uk -eFitnessNow -dBTechno
all 120 news articles »
 

Researchers see pattern in PTSD brain activity - Reuters
January 20, 2010 at 2:27 PM


Inventorspot

Researchers see pattern in PTSD brain activity
Reuters
CHICAGO (Reuters) - US researchers have discovered a distinct pattern of brain activity in people with post traumatic stress disorder that may give doctors an objective way to test for it! , they said on Wednesday. Using a brain imaging device called ...
Researchers Discover Method To Objectively Identify PTSDRedOrbit
Researchers Find Pattern In PTSD Brain ActivityMyStateline.com
High-Speed Brain Scan Used to Diagnose War Vets' PTSD With 90% AccuracyPopular Science
Inventorspot -io9 -Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Poll: Nearly 1 in 5 may not fill out census form - Washington Post
January 20, 2010 at 2:11 PM


ABC News

Poll: Nearly 1 in 5 may not fill out census form
Washington Post
AP WASHINGTON -- With the decennial census just weeks away, nearly 1 in 5 people say they aren't sure they will participate in the hi! gh-stakes head count, citing mostly a lack of interest but also a broader distrust of government. ...
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Undecided About Census ParticipationABC News
Census will count DC studentsThe George Washington University The GW Hatchet
U.S. Census forms sent to mailboxes in MarchNorthJersey.com
Christian Science Monitor -Anderson Herald Bulletin -The News
all 247 news articles »
 

Murkowski explains healthcare views - Homer Tribune
January 20, 2010 at 1:33 PM


Economist (blog)

Murkowski explains healthcare views
Homer Tribune
Photo provided - US Sen Lisa Murkowski met with residents at a Wasilla forum this fall to discuss, among other issues, the new healthcare plan. Efforts to shape the Pat! ient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the name of the new ...
Why Public Support For Health Care FalteredKaiser Health News
A Good StartWall Street Journal
Reform Debate Drives Question of Minimum BenefitsCalifornia Healthline
Sleep Review -TIME -Gainesville Sun
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Follow-up colonoscopy often misused: studies - Reuters
January 20, 2010 at 11:21 AM


Follow-up colonoscopy often misused: studies
Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Follow-up colonoscopy is both overused and underused, two new studies indicate. Too often, patients at high-risk for colorectal cancer don't receive timely "surveillance" colonoscopy but there is also over-utilization among ...
Blood Test Spots Colon Cancer, PolypsBusiness! Week
Colorectal cancer pilot project receives fundingMinot Daily News
Human IgG Antibody Profiles May Detect Colorectal CancerCancer Consultants
The News Record -San Diego Union Tribune -Canada.com
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GlaxoSmithKline Puts Malaria Patents in the Public Domain - GOOD
January 20, 2010 at 10:34 AM


ABC News

GlaxoSmithKline Puts Malaria Patents in the Public Domain
GOOD
Nearly a year ago, GlaxoSmithKline's CEO Andrew Witty announced he intended to cut drug prices in developing countries, invest in hospitals and clinics in those countries, and ma! ke GSK's drug patents for certain "neglected diseases" public. ...
Glaxo offers free access to potential malaria curesThe Guardian
Drug Giant To Reveal Secrets In Malaria FightSky News
GlaxoSmithKline to go public with malaria dataDaily News & Analysis
AFP -ICM Commercial & Business News -eMaxHealth
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Student Nurses to Give Flu Shots - Saint Louis University
January 20, 2010 at 10:16 AM


The Hindu

Student Nurses to Give Flu Shots
Saint Louis University
ST. LOUIS -- A free community H1N1 influenza vaccination clinic at Saint Louis University on Thursday will give public health student nurses hands-on experience in protecting people from a pandemic flu. Under the supervision of SLU School of Nursing ...
Vermont H1N1 flu vaccination clinicsBurlingtonFreePress.com
Rigorous process ensures vaccine safetyNevada Appeal
H1N1 clinic Saturday in Clinton TownshipHunterdon Review
Lansdale Reporter -Fremont News Messenger -Xinhua
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How Did School Staffers Get Insulin Instead of Flu Vaccine? - ABC News
January 20, 2010 at 10:13 AM


ABC News

How Did School Staffers Get Insulin Instead of Flu Vaccine?
ABC News
When staff members at a Wellesley, Mass., school went to the nurse last Friday, they expected to be injected wi! th a vaccine for theH1N1 flu. What they received instead was a shot of insulin resulting in a bout with low blood sugar. ...
School staff get insulin instead of swine flu shotWashington Post
School Staff Injected with Insulin Instead of H1N1 VaccineTopNews United States
Insulin mistakenly g! iven at flu clinicUPI.com
Boston Channel.com -Wellesley Townsman -My Fox Boston
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BPA - Wake Me Up When It's Over - WebMD (blog)
January 20, 2010 at 9:58 AM


CBS News

BPA - Wake Me Up When It's Over
WebMD (blog)
Friday is the day of the week that organizations like to release stories to the media that are intended to be buried. So, it's not a surprise that the FDA chose a Fri! day (last week) to announce potential health concerns of a chemical compound called ...
FDA Says Bisphenol A (BPA) Exposure Is of 'Some Concern' for Infants and ChildrenScience Daily (press release)
FDA Issues Warning About BPA ExposureCBS News
Bisphenol A: Should there be laws?Los Angeles Times
ABC News -Columbia Daily Tribune -USA Today
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LA City Council to consider smoking ban at outdoor cafes - Los Angeles Times
January 20, 2010 at 9:57 AM


Washington Post

LA City Council to consider smoking ban at outdoor cafes
Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles City Council is expected today to consider a ban on smoking in the city's outdoor cafes. The proposed ordinance would pro! hibit smoking within 10 feet of outdoor restaurant patios and gardens, and within 40 feet of a mobile food truck. ...
DC Council proposes legalization of medical marijuanaWashington Post
Pot Dispensaries Get Tentative Green LightNBC Los Angeles
Evans ! puts hold on medical marijuana dispensariesGreeley T! ribune
Monterey County Herald -KIONrightnow.com -The Desert Sun
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January is Cervical Health Awareness Month - Jamestown Sun
January 20, 2010 at 9:46 AM


Daily Mail

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month
Jamestown Sun
Nearly 4000 women in America will die this year from cervical cancer. These cancers are, largely, preventable, and raising public awar! eness can save lives, according to the National Cervical Cancer Coalition. It's why Congress has designated January as ...
Experts Say HPV Test Can Reduce Number of Cervical Cancer DeathseFitnessNow
HPV test 'can cut cervical cancer deaths' say expertsBBC News
Cervical! cancer vaccine will cut cases by two thirds, experts calculat! eTelegraph.co.uk
dBTechno -Lumberjack -Monroe News Star
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Experts Push 7 Steps to Heart Health - Palm Beach Post
January 20, 2010 at 9:14 AM


WISC

Experts Push 7 Steps to Heart Health
Palm Beach Post
Assessing whether you are in poor, moderate or ideal cardiovascular health takes just seconds, thanks to a new American Heart Association measure of health factors and behaviors. The seven-point checkl! ist is part of a heart association program designed ...
American Heart Association Pushes for PreventionWall Street Journal
Heart group lists 7 essentials for heart healthWashington Post
AHA Defines "Ideal" Cardiovascular HealthWDIO-TV
The Ledger -myfoxny.com -PR Newswire (press release)
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Drug firm boost to malaria fight - BBC News
January 20, 2010 at 7:17 AM


National Post

Drug firm boost to malaria fight
BBC News
Pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is to reveal previously confidential data on thousands of potential anti-malaria compounds. In addition to this, the company is to pump millions into an ! 'Open Lab' for independent research teams. ...
GlaxoSmithKline:Open Innovation Strategy To Aid Poor CountriesWall Street Journal
GSK gives price pledge on experimental malaria vaccineFinancial Times
Witty Opens GSK Library ! for Free Access to Malaria ResearchPharmExec.com
Popular Science -The Guardian -The New York Academy of Sciences
all 232 news articles »
 

American Heart Association Pushes for Prevention - Wall Street Journal
January 20, 2010 at 5:39 AM


Scope (blog)

American Heart Association Pushes for Prevention
Wall Street Journal
In a shift of emphasis in the battle against cardiovascular disease, the American Heart Association is urging people to embrace prevention rather ! than just try to avoid risks long associated with the world's leading killer. ...
Heart group lists 7 essentials for heart healthWashington Post
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2009 In Review: Portage vaccinates against H1N1 - Aurora Advocate
January 20, 2010 at 4:31 AM


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2009 In Review: Portage vaccinates against H1N1
Aurora Advocate
Portage County -- Health care professionals across the county inoculated thousands of people against the H1N1 influenza in 2009, and the "swine flu" vaccine is continuing to be administered in 2010. "It's! taken a lot of planning and we're ready to go," ...
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FDA to tighten noose around tanning beds - TopNews United States
January 20, 2010 at 3:21 AM


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FDA to tighten noose around tanning beds
TopNews United States
The US Food and Drug Administration is scheduled to meet in March this year to tighten its noose around tanning beds once again. This would be done as lot of you! ngsters are opting tanning beds too often. Says Dr Emilia Ploplys, a plastic surgeon at the ...
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Cervical cancer vaccine will cut cases by two thirds, experts calculate - Telegraph.co.uk
January 20, 2010 at 2:16 AM


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Cervical cancer vaccine will cut cases by two thirds, experts calculate
Telegraph.co.uk
The cervical cancer vaccine wil! l reduce rates of the disease in women under 30 by two thirds within 15 years, experts have predicted. By Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor Based on current uptake rates of the cervical cancer vaccine, cases of the disease ...
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Los Angeles City Council passes medical marijuana dispensary ordinance - Los Angeles Times
January 20, 2010 at 1:04 AM


Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles City Council passes medical marijuana dispensary ordinance
Los Angeles Times
Hundreds would have to close; those remaining would operate under tight restrictions. Budget constraints could! make enforcement a challenge. Richard Eastman, right, an AIDS patient who has addressed the LA City Council on the medical marijuana issue ...
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Los Angeles City Council passes medical marijuana dispensary ordinance - Los Angeles Times
January 20, 2010 at 1:04 AM


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Los Angeles City Council passes medical marijuana dispensary ordinance
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