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Behind Cancer Guidelines, Quest for DataNew York Times - - 7 hours ago A few years ago, an independent group that issues guidelines on cancer screening decided to review its recommendations for breast cancer. To screen or not to screen Boston Globe Nigeria: Pilgrim Dies of Swine FluAllAfrica.com - - 1 hour ago Mecca - A 17-year-old Nigerian girl and three other pilgrims died of swine flu soon after arriving in Saudi Arabia, Saudi health officials said yesterday while announcing the first deaths from swine flu in this year's hajj. 'No one can violate Haj sanctity' Arab News Qtel Offers Support for Hajj Pilgrims Al-Bawaba Medical marijuana finds social outlet in Ore. cafeThe Associated Press - - 36 minutes ago PORTLAND, Ore. - At the newly opened Cannabis Cafe, people sit around taking tokes from a "vaporizer" - a contraption with a big plastic bag that captures the potent vapors of heated marijuana. Gray areas in medical marijuana law dividing caregivers Great Falls Tribune 65? Back of the Line for the Swine Flu Vaccine, PalNew York Times - - Nov 21, 2009 TRIAGE Young children, here playing near where swine flu shots will be given in Texas, are one of the high-risk groups. By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. CDC: States have received about 44 million doses of H1N1 vaccine McKnight's Long Term Care News Brisk demand for H1N1 vaccine ENC Today In Cancer Testing, Less Is Now BetterWall Street Journal - - Nov 20, 2009 Worries that widespread screening for breast and cervical cancers can yield limited benefit and lead to unnecessary harm prompted decisions this week by two medical organizations to recommend less preventive testing. John Salazar: Health care reform good for stateSteamboat Pilot - - 17 hours ago In the past year, I've communicated with thousands of constituents throughout Colorado's Third Congressional District, many from the Steamboat Springs area. 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Trial of Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy for Eye Disease Planned U.S. News & World Report U. of Neb. board votes down stem-cell rule changes The Associated Press Cases of Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 causing new concernUSA Today - - 9 hours ago By Sang Tan, AP By Steve Sternberg, USA TODAY The momentum of the H1N1 flu outbreak has fallen off, but flu activity is still high and Tamiflu-resistant virus may have begun to spread. Football world remembers Stefanie SpielmanProFootballTalk - - 15 hours ago Stefanie Spielman, the wife of former NFL linebacker Chris Spielman, is being remembered this weekend by the football community as a woman who fiercely battled breast cancer until her death Thursday at the age of 42. Benjamin J. Marrison commentary: Spielman offers lesson for living Columbus Dispatch Suicide survivors gather to console each other in Palo AltoSan Jose Mercury News - - Nov 21, 2009 The necklaces spilling out of plastic bags looked like Mardi Gras beads, but a color-coded chart told a different, less festive story. Loved ones remember suicide victims Pocono Record Breast cancer survivor: 'If I had listened to new mammogram guidelines, I'd be ...New York Daily News - - Nov 22, 2009 Linda Tolkin went for yearly mammograms and conducted self-examinations regularly before she discovered she had Stage 3 breast cancer. Mammogram guidelines worry cancer survivor Quad City Times Mammogram recommendations: What do changes mean for you? MayoClinic.com Free H1N1 Shots Available TodayLEX18 Lexington KY News - - Nov 21, 2009 The Fayette County Health Department will be giving out free H1N1 vaccinations at two locations in Lexington. The first clinic will be at the Lexington Christian Academy. Logan County sees first death from H1N1 Bowling Green Daily News First H1N1 death reported in Robertson Ledger Independent Cosmetic surgeons frown on Senate's 'botax' planMiamiHerald.com - - Nov 20, 2009 WASHINGTON - If you're considering Botox to erase frown lines or liposuction to get rid of love handles, you might want to move fast. Video: Nip, Tuck and Tax US Cosmetic Medical Market Faces New Challenge In Senate Bill Wall Street Journal Reform must reward low-cost, high-quality hospitalsBangor Daily News - - Nov 21, 2009 Maine's 39 community and specialty hospitals strongly support health care reform at the national level that would expand insurance coverage, slow the escalation of costs and improve the quality and safety of health care services. Making amends for what one spends Washington Times |
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