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Flu vaccine clinic turnout lower than expectedBoston Globe - - 7 hours ago Kyle Kelley of West Roxbury put on a brave face as a public health nurse wiped a spot on his arm and gave him a quick shot of the H1N1 vaccine. 5000-plus H1N1 vaccines down Galesburg Register-Mail More swine flu clinics set Marco Island Sun Times Fear of contamination spurs recall of Slim-Fast canned drinksChicago Sun-Times - 1 hour ago ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ -- All canned Slim-Fast drinks have been recalled by Unilever PLC's US subsidiary because of the possibility of bacterial contamination that could cause diarrhea, nausea and vomiting. All Slim Fast canned drinks recalled msnbc.com USPSTF breast cancer study questionedThe Money Times - - 2 hours ago The task force asserts that many times mammographies result in false positives. Even if the positives are true, they lead to unnecessary treatment like surgery, chemotherapy etc. Debate on breast cancer screening overblown Houston Chronicle Mammogram Debates Leave Women Confused TestCountry.com State budget cuts include HIV/AIDS programsHonolulu Star-Bulletin - - 2 hours ago State Department of Health budget cuts for the fiscal year ending June 30 include money for several HIV/AIDS programs. About $40000 is being cut from Gregory House Programs, Hawaii's only statewide HIV/AIDS housing provider; ... HIV/AIDS cases double in state; slight decrease in Oakland County Royal Oak Daily Tribune AIDS Day event puts emphasis on education Herald & Review Worries grow that health overhaul could price out manyBoston Globe - - 8 hours ago WASHINGTON - President Obama has promised that the nation's health care overhaul will make medical insurance available - and affordable - for everyone. Health reform bills propose new taxes Billings Gazette Flu virus cases slowing downThe Record-Courier - 19 hours ago The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services is warning residents to beware of potential scams preying on concerns generated by the H1N1 influenza outbreak. Bogus flu vaccine registry is Internet scam San Jose Mercury News H1N1 Scam Online Wheeling News Register A changing fight against AIDSBoston Globe - Dec 4, 2009 AS THE global AIDS epidemic evolves, so should the tools used to fight it. Because of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, the number of HIV-positive adults receiving life-saving drugs has grown more than eightfold in recipient countries ... Worlds AIDS Day 2009 BTHSnews FDA Staff Recommends Look At Child Weight Gain With AntipsychoticsWall Street Journal - - Dec 4, 2009 WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--Food and Drug Administration medical reviewers said Friday the agency should conduct an additional review of antipsychotic drugs to look at the impact of weight gain in children, ... Stem cells for federal research approvedMinneapolis Star Tribune - - Dec 3, 2009 Scientists can start using taxpayer money to study stem-cell lines that had been put off-limits on moral grounds by the Bush administration. New Stem Cell Lines On the Way ScienceBlogs (blog) Steam plant failure affects 2 Chicago hospitalsChicago Tribune - 22 hours ago AP CHICAGO - Authorities say an electrical failure at a steam generation plant cut off heat and hot water to two Chicago hospitals. Power outage shuts off heat at UIC hospital Chicago Sun-Times UIC, Rush heat loss causes Provident closure ABC7Chicago.com Studies: Colorectal, breast cancers linked to smokingPrivate MD - - Dec 4, 2009 Most smokers have long known that their habit puts them at risk for developing lung cancer, but new studies may encourage them to undergo colorectal and breast cancer testing as well. Video: Morning smokers more at risk Hormones Help Women with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Live Longer Than Men Oncology Nursing News Makers of Powerful Painkillers Present Safety PlansU.S. News & World Report - - Dec 4, 2009 FRIDAY, Dec. 4 (HealthDay News) -- The makers of 24 different prescription painkillers on Friday presented federal regulators with plans to curb the abuse of these opioid drugs. Andrew Zajac Washington Bureau Baltimore Sun Becky Griggs Shares Secret of Losing 200 Pounds without Diets and SurgeryTopNews United States - - 4 hours ago Six years back, 43 year old Becky Griggs weighed a whopping 352 pounds, and was struggling with high blood pressure and a myriad of other medical problems, but today, 200 pounds lighter and free of all those dangers, the woman has come out to share the ... Becky Griggs Los Angeles Public Relations News FDA Warns of Problems With Sterilization DeviceNew York Times - Dec 4, 2009 By AP Doctors and hospitals should stop using a device from the Steris Corporation to sterilize surgical tools after reports of malfunctions, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Shares of Steris Corp. Plunge on FDA Notice FOXBusiness FDA warns of problems with sterilization device The Associated Press wthrvera Bradley helps IU make strides in cancer fightWTHR - 19 hours ago Entertainment News from AP Indianapolis - Pink has become the internationally recognized symbol for breast cancer awareness, but the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer Research Laboratories aren't as drenched in pink as one might expect. Pink glove boogie: a dance for breast cancer awareness OregonLive.com Pink Glove Video - An Entertaining Yet Inspirational Viral Video Two Minute News Schools to get masks, gloves to help prevent spread of fluLos Angeles Times - - Dec 4, 2009 Millions of them, purchased with federal grants, will be distributed throughout California for use by ill students and the nurses who examine them. California schools to get masks to curb swine flu San Jose Mercury News CA schools get 23 million masks to curb swine flu The Associated Press Arizona Safeway stores recall ground beef productsABC15.com (KNXV-TV) - - 10 hours ago PHOENIX -- A Valley grocery store chain is recalling beef products that may be linked to a salmonella outbreak. Beef Packers Inc. of Fresno, California is recalling approximately 22723 pounds of ground beef products that may be linked to an outbreak of ... Safeway recalls beef in Arizona, NM Phoenix Business Journal Salmonella outbreak triggers beef recall Food Consumer Police raid elaborate pot-growing operation in EnglewoodWGNtv.com - 21 hours ago ENGLEWOOD, Ill. - Chicago drug investigators raided an elaborate marijuana growing operation housing more than 400 cannabis plants in two adjacent South Side storefronts and arrested the alleged proprietor, police said Friday. 380 lbs of pot seized in South Side raid Chicago Sun-Times 380 Pounds of Pot Confiscated in Englewood Raid NBC Chicago Family of E. coli victim sues Cargill for $100 millionMinneapolis Star Tribune - - 14 hours ago She was a dance instructor who lost use of her legs, bladder and bowel after eating tainted hamburger produced by Cargill. By MATT mckinney, Star Tribune You are too funny. Minn. woman sues Cargill for tainted hamburger The Associated Press E. coli victim sues Cargill for $100M Bizjournals.com John Forester: Medical use of marijuana just a smoke screenReading Eagle - 9 hours ago Last week, the House Health and Human Services Committee held a hearing on a bill that would allow the use of marijuana for medical reasons. Editoral: Medical marijuana testimony worth hearing Delaware County Daily Times |
























