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H1N1 vaccine: Should inmates move up in line?Christian Science Monitor - - 42 minutes ago States are providing the H1N1 vaccine to high-risk groups, and in some cases that includes parts of the prison populations. By Tracey D. Samuelson | Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor Should those in prison and jails across the country ... Official Endorses Workplace Clinics for Vaccine Distribution New York Times County out of vaccine McMinnville News-Register Another reason to cover your cough- pets at riskReuters - - 17 hours ago WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - People who think they may have H1N1 flu need to stay away from work, avoid sneezing on their spouses and children and now, they have someone else to worry about infecting too ... Is Fido under the weather? Swine flu may be to blame Boston Globe AARP is backing health billsChicago Sun-Times - - 6 hours ago For over 50 years, AARP has been committed to improving the quality of life for all Americans as we age. Access to affordable health care is an integral part of this equation. The Lead Players, as House Debate BeginsNew York Times - - 39 minutes ago The health care debate is getting under way. Representative John Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, and the Dean of the House, is presiding as the speaker pro tempore. The "Dean" of Health Care Reform Rolling Stone Ukraine says poll could be delayed due to fluReuters - - 21 hours ago KIEV, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Ukraine could delay a January presidential election until May next year if the government fails to control an outbreak of H1N1 flu, a senior official wrote on the respected news Web site Ukrainska Pravda on Friday. Ukraine 'pays Russian gas bill' BBC News Saudi says swine flu shots advised for pilgrimsThe Associated Press - - 3 hours ago RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The Saudi health minister said Saturday that the kingdom will not ban anyone considered high risk for swine flu from performing the hajj pilgrimage this year. Saudi minister gets H1N1 vaccine on TV to calm fears CNN International Cultivating For Hajj Islam Online Light cigarettes will not help you quit, study saysChicago Tribune - - 8 hours ago Don't light up that Marlboro Light assuming it's a good way to start weaning yourself off cigarettes. People who switch to "light" cigarettes are 50 percent less likely to stop smoking than people who puff away on standard brands, according to a new ... Gene therapy makes major stride in 'Lorenzo's Oil' diseaseLos Angeles Times - - Nov 6, 2009 An experimental treatment stabilizes two boys with the rare, fatal degenerative disorder known as ALD. Researchers hail the findings, which come on the tail of other gene-therapy successes. After Setbacks, Small Successes for Gene Therapy New York Times Treatment to tackle brain disease The Press Association Babies are found to cry in their mother tongueLos Angeles Times - - 14 hours ago Just days after birth, German and French infants' wails mimicked the patterns of their native languages. Researchers believe they started to pick up on the melodies in the third trimester. Newborn Babies May Cry in their Mother Tongues U.S. News & World Report Do babies have accents? BBC News Bishops's backing may get health bill to 218Politico - - 1 hour ago By PATRICK O'CONNOR | 11/7/09 10:26 AM EST House leaders have won the backing of the nation's Catholic bishops for health reform, a critical last-minute boost that could give the bill enough momentum - and enough votes - for passage as early as ... A Call to Catholics Newsweek Bishop urges parishioners to take stand on health-care reform Catholic Courier More Doubts Raised About Cancer ScreeningsTIME - - 22 hours ago It's been a long three weeks for the American Cancer Society. The public relations nightmare that started with an admission to the New York Times that they'd overstated the benefits of detecting many cancers is continuing with new evidence that two of ... Cancer Center doctor agrees some cases can go untreated Arizona Daily Wildcat Best Health Care in the World? New York Times Obesity responsible for 100000 cancer cases annuallyCNN - - Nov 5, 2009 (CNN) -- More than 100000 cases of cancer each year are caused by excess body fat, according to a report released Thursday in Washington. More Cancer Screening Controversy Food Consumer Rymer retires from Baptist Bible InstituteBlueRidgeNow.com - 1 hour ago FRUITLAND -- After 56 years of service at Fruitland Baptist Bible Institute, the Rev. Dr. John Rymer will retire at the end of the fall quarter. Dothan area church services Dothan Eagle Prince George's County religion notes Washington Post Blue Cross Medicare Price Hike LimitedTopNews United States - - 25 minutes ago As per a ruling by an independent hearing judge today, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has been directed to hike the rates of its supplemental Medicare by no more than 3.8%, a figure much lower than the 36.7% the firm had sought. Judge trims Blue Cross Medigap rate increase Detroit Free Press MetroWest wants new deal with Blue Cross Boston Globe Rights group leery of Uganda AIDS test lawUnited Press International - 22 hours ago WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (UPI) -- Human rights activists warned Friday there could be a resurgence of AIDS in Uganda if a proposed new law they say is flawed takes effect in the African nation. Immunity Claims Coming Off Cereal Boxes: KelloggU.S. News & World Report - 21 hours ago Pig ears and beef hooves pet treats made by California-based Pet Carousel may be contaminated with salmonella, warns the US Food and Drug Administration. Georgians alerted of a recall involving dog treats Access North Georgia O'Malley order lets first responders give flu vaccineBaltimore Sun - 8 hours ago Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley signed an executive order Friday allowing state and local officials to tap emergency and other medical personnel, such as paramedics and cardiac rescue technicians, if there is a need for more administrators of the swine ... Maryland Launches Green Travel Program Appalachian Independent First Click -- Maryland Washington Post Red Cross fundraiser kicks off todaySumter Item - 6 hours ago A Wild West show, coming today to Sumter and continuing through Sunday, will serve as a benefit fundraiser for the American Red Cross in the tri-county area. 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