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| Bristol-Myers's Once-Daily Hepatitis C Drug Works in Study BusinessWeek By Elizabeth Lopatto Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.'s experimental hepatitis C drug worked in combination with two established medicines to cure as many as 83 percent of patients, a study found. The trial tested three doses of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hospital births saving babies in China Boston Globe AP / September 17, 2011 BEIJING - New research shows that encouraging Chinese women to give birth in the hospital has contributed to a sharp drop in infant deaths over a 12-year period. A study released yesterday in The Lancet, a British medical ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ala. insurance special session possible in January Houston Chronicle PHILLIP RAWLS, AP MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) â€" The special legislative session that Gov. Robert Bentley has promised on the affordability and availability of homeowners insurance could come in early 2012. The governor and the chairman of his insurance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Removal of Online Malpractice Data Sparks Outcry Medscape September 17, 2011 — Journalists and consumer groups are calling on a federal agency to reverse its decision to remove a public data file on payments in medical malpractice cases and clinician disciplinary actions from the National Practitioner Data ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chavez heads to Cuba saying cancer is history San Francisco Chronicle By IAN JAMES, AP Fernando Llano / AP Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez takes his cap off during a welcoming ceremony for Bolivia's President Evo Morales at the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Saturday Sept. 17, 2011. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Louisville animal shelter stops taking animals Houston Chronicle LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) â€" Louisville Metro Animal Services have announced a disease outbreak and to keep it from spreading, the shelter will temporarily stop taking in animals except those facing emergency situations. LMAS Director Justin Scally told ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bat found in Va cave tests positive for rabies Houston Chronicle JONESVILLE, Va. (AP) â€" A bat found dead in the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park in Virginia's Lee County has tested positive for rabies. The Virginia Department of Health says the rabid bat was confirmed by the US Centers for Disease Control ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apples And Pears Can Reduce Stroke Risk By 52% Medical News Today Consuming fruit with white edible portions, such as pears and apples, can reduce the risk of stroke by 52%, researchers from Wageningen Uninversity in the Netherlands wrote in the journal Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Granville businesses Go Pink The Newark Advocate MacKensie T. Good became the bride of Brian W. Maerhofer on June 12 at Fackler Country Lake.- 6:37 am GRANVILLE — Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a couple of weeks away, but two Granville businesses on Saturday hosted events to declare it's never the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| When the hospital becomes the health insurer Washington Post (blog) On Friday, a big hospital chain in Massachusetts made a big gamble: consumers will accept fewer choices in health care when they're charged less for it. Right now, health insurers and hospitals are separate entities. This is something different: a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Suicide Prevention Week starts Sept. 19 ShorelinePlus.com By University of Connecticut Students, faculty and staff at the University of Connecticut are poised to begin the fourth annual Suicide Prevention Week, this year running from Sept. 19-24, in an effort to bring attention to what is the second leading ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Recognise early symptoms of ovarian cancer Times of India A new study led by an Indian-origin researcher has claimed that recognising early symptoms of ovarian cancer can assist in early detection of the disease. Diljeet Singh, MD and co-director of the Ovarian Cancer Early Detection and Prevention Program at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Suit: Study Exposed Black Children to Lead Dust The Root The New York Times is reporting that a class-action lawsuit has been filed against a prominent Baltimore medical institute on charges that it knowingly exposed black children to lead poisoning as part of study exploring the hazards of lead paint. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Truck show to raise funds for Komen for the Cure Dayton Daily News Mims Off Main, 623 Reading Road, will host a Chamilia Truck Show from 6 to 9 pm Thursday to raise money for the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and increase awareness for breast cancer awareness. In addition to raising money for the Komen Foundation, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ladies in Pink Return to Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Independent By Nuria Reed The ladies in pink are returning to Santa Barbara. Since 2003, the coast-to-coast Avon Breast Cancer Walk has raised more than $380 million – with last year brining in more than $55 million – for regional and national breast cancer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Waukesha erasing lead-based paint in homes Today's TMJ4 By Michele Fiore WAUKESHA - More than a million dollars in federal funds is on its way to Waukesha to help clean up lead-based paint in homes. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded the grant money to Waukesha as part of a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Commentary: Dumbing it down CattleNetwork.com Is it just me, or does nutritional advice seem to be constantly repackaged in ever more simplistic formats? Case in point: The new Harvard University School of Public Health "Healthy Eating Plate"—a direct rip-off of USDA's MyPlate.gov approach to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Battling the world's deadliest diseases Toronto Star The world's deadliest and most debilitating chronic diseases are about to be propelled to the top of the global health agenda. The foremost health-care decision-makers from across the globe will gather on Sept. 19 at United Nations Headquarters in New ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HPV Vaccine Bill Challenges Parents' Rights (Video) Gather.com An HPV vaccine bill that would allow minors to get an HPV vaccine without parental consent is gaining momentum and could become a reality in California if Governor Brown signs it. Sponsored by Assemblywoman Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Medicare Monster The Weekly Standard It is gradually dawning on Washington that a meaningful reform of the Medicare program will be unavoidable in the coming years. Medicare is at the center of both our health care dilemma and our fiscal crunch, and it will be very difficult to avoid a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Yellow eyelids signal heart risk Times of India PTI | Sep 17, 2011, 06.54AM IST LONDON: Want to know whether you are at risk of heart attack? Just check your eyelids, for a new study says that yellow markings in the skin around the eyes can be a sign of cardiovascular disease. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The Future of Fitness and Health - The Next Web By Courtney Boyd Myers The path to the future of fitness relies on massive data aggregation, social elements and convenience. The Next Web | ||
| Panel: No new military health care websites - Marine Corps News ... By Staff writer Military families looking for health care information are suffering from website overload, a Senate committee says. Marine Corps Times - News | ||
| Mental health advocate was a beacon of hope | PennLive.com By DAVID WENNER, The Patriot-News A lot of people stood on Mary Ellen Houseal's shoulders. Mental illness had stricken their child or other loved one. Often, they were struggling to not only find treatment for their loved one, but prevent the illness from dragging down their family. Breaking Midstate News with The... | ||
| Say Anything » Kent Conrad Applauds Stimulus-Created Health ... By Rob Port Senator Kent Conrad defended his vote for Obamacare, which was opposed by a majority of his constituents, by saying that it wasn't a government take over of health care. Obviously that wasn't true. Obamacare means the government gets a ... Say Anything | ||
| Lessons For American Health Care From Europe | Via Meadia By Walter Russell Mead Health spending makes up 30-40% of regional governments' budgets. Long-lived Spaniards are rightly proud that they enjoy free health care from cradle to grave. But soaring drug bills, an ageing population, slack cost controls and reduced ... Via Meadia | ||
| Calley urges health coverage for autism VIDEO - macombdaily.com Calley urges health coverage for autism VIDEO. Published: Friday, September 16, 2011. Tweet · 0. By Frank DeFrank. Macomb Daily Staff Writer. Michigan's Lt. Gov. Brian Calley makes no apologies for his support of a plan to expand health ... News from www.macombdaily.com | ||
| Health Officials Say Number Of New AIDS Cases In New York City ... By wcbsmark Health officials say the number of new AIDS cases in New York City declined by 25 percent in 2011, a possible outcome of improved medical care. CBS New York | ||
| Sorry, naysayers: Health care reform is working | Midwest Voices The meanness that underlies the health care debate in America was on full display during the Republican presidential candidates' debate last week in Florida. Moderator Wolf Blitzer cut though Ron Paul's rambling response to a question ... Midwest Voices | ||
| Adult Health Daycare spotlighted : News : CNYcentral.com By Laura Hand Week-long look at services and activities available. CNY Central - Local News | ||
| O.C. Now » Blog Archive » Bachmann criticizes health-care reform ... By Daily Pilot COSTA MESA — Though she drew a fraction of what Texas Gov. Rick Perry did in Newport Beach last week, Congresswoman and Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann's supporters showed no signs of losing faith at a rally at ... O.C. Now | ||
| Secretary Of State Clinton Talks About World Health Care At APEC ... By Andre Torrez Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke about world health care at a gathering of business and government leaders at San Francisco's Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation conference. CBS San Francisco | ||
| St. Louis Zoo to study animal health connections | The Associated ... By The Associated Press The St. Louis Zoo is starting an initiative aimed at investigating connections between animals and human health. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/q7qRvV ) reports that the initiative will include finding ways to stanch the spread of ... Examiner RSS | ||
| Castle Rock man could use some health insurance | The Associated ... By The Associated Press Back in 2009, Dwight Parker was laid off from his job with an excavating company. His wife was pregnant, and he had two other children to support but couldn't find a job near his home in Longview. So he started his own company, Parker ... Examiner News RSS | ||
| The Labor Union & Public Accountability : Universal Health Care In ... By drhealth The system of universal health care in Canada is founded on public trust and accountability. The labor union provides a solid foundation for promoting public accountability in the Canadian health care system by protecting jobs so that workers ... Health Care | ||
| Maltese Health Issues | Healthy Living By jabzbunz Excerpts from Comprehensive Owner's Guide: Maltese HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS In general, the Maltese is a healthy, hardy little dog, but as in so many other. Healthy Living | ||
| Kinds of mental health services to search for | Popular World Health ... By Admin It is very essential to obtain adequate mental health services to provide the particular person with the best possible treatment and provide output to normal. Mental illness can be caused by many possible reasons, as the shock over an incident ... Popular World Health News | ||
| PCAST Reviews Health IT Progress » CCC Blog By Erwin Gianchandani The big picture in terms of health IT is that we are experiencing dramatic and positive movement after decades of belief that better information systems could be — and should be — applied to the medical field. In the past two and one-half years ... CCC Blog | ||
| We are respectable negroes: On a Broken Health Care System, Ron ... By chaunceydevega Universal health care is a human rights issue. It is also a basic issue of economic efficiency where Americans receive some of the worst health care in the advanced industrialized world while spending the most for treatment. To point, do check ... We are respectable negroes | ||
| Judge in Louisiana Won't Stop State Health Insurance Contracts ... By Editor A Baton Rouge, La., judge has refused to block the state from signing contracts with three private insurance companies chosen to take part in Louisiana's. Rocket News | ||
| How To Get Six Pack Abs, Health & Fitness How To Get Six Pack Abs, Health & Fitness Step by Step Blue print to achieving six pack abs by Training Advisor to Mens Fitness magazine, Todd Scott. Consumer Reviews, Opinion Ratings,... | ||
| Bringing Health Information to the Community (BHIC) » Blog Archive ... By Jacqueline Leskovec From the Rural Assistance Center Health Update for September 14, 2011:http://bit.ly/r3begW. Community Health Workers Toolkit: Contains eight modules about community health worker programs, how the programs work and how to use ... Bringing Health Information to... |
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| Republican Perry says Romney health plan cost jobs - Yahoo! News Read 'Republican Perry says Romney health plan cost jobs' on Yahoo! News. Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry said Thursday the health care bill ... news.yahoo.com/republican-perry-says-romney-health-plan-c... |
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