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Mammogram recommendation becoming pink-ribbon issueUSA Today - - 12 hours ago By H. Darr Beiser, USA TODAY By Liz Szabo, USA TODAY Breast cancer campaigns have helped raise awareness about breast cancer, as well as money for research. OFFBEAT: Don't mess with our breasts Sandusky Register To screen or not to screen Boston Globe Nigeria: Pilgrim Dies of Swine FluAllAfrica.com - - 3 hours 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. Health official answers readers' questions on H1N1Zanesville Times Recorder - 1 hour ago The following are reader-submitted H1N1 questions with answers supplied by Dr. Alissa Ackelson, infectious diseases director of Infection Control, Genesis healthcare System Q: Does UV light kill the H1N1 virus? Frustration grows as swine flu vaccine remains scarce Tampa Tribune Cancer screenings under scrutinyCNN - Nov 20, 2009 By Madison Park, CNN Two guidelines have been issued to reduce screening for breast and cervical cancer this week. (CNN) -- It's been a confusing week for women. Medical marijuana finds social outlet in Ore. cafeThe Associated Press - - 2 hours 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. Medical marijuana distributors multiply as San Jose weighs ordinance San Jose Mercury News Gray areas in medical marijuana law dividing caregivers Great Falls Tribune Cases of Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 causing new concernUSA Today - - 10 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. Swine flu jabs 'still important' BBC News Swine Flu Seen as CrestingWall Street Journal - - Nov 20, 2009 The current wave of swine flu may have peaked in most of the US, but the illness remains widespread and the threat of another wave remains, officials said Friday. Administration tries to shield reform efforts from the falloutWashington Post - - Nov 21, 2009 President Obama's vision for making health care in America more effective and efficient collided for the first time last week with the realities and peculiarities of the nation's health-care system. Debating healthcare reform the old-fashioned way Los Angeles Times Can Congress force you to buy insurance? Salt Lake Tribune Employers, health insurers can't request genetic testsPalm Beach Post - 14 hours ago More Money news » From The Post and AP A US program that offers trusted trucking companies speedy passage across American borders has begun attracting just the sort of customer who places a premium on avoiding inspections: Mexican drug smugglers. Law to prohibit genetic discrimination The Money Times Free Thanksgiving dinners offered in Tri-State areaThe Herald-Mail - 1 hour ago Several churches and organizations in the Tri-State area are holding free community Thanksgiving dinners. The Salvation Army is hosting a free Thanksgiving dinner at The Salvation Army church at 541 George St. in Hagerstown's West End. Holiday dinners planned for today, Thursday Daytona Beach News-Journal Thanksgiving Comes One Day Early For Hundreds in Salem Salem-News.Com 'Medical home' concept may lead to better health careFort Worth Business Press - - 1 hour ago Earlier this month, the US House of Representatives narrowly passed President Obama's landmark health care legislation. And while the president expressed hopes that he would be able to sign the bill into law before the end of this ... Pat Strang | The News Record The News Record There's no proof tort reform reduces health costs Houston Chronicle U. of Nebraska Defeats Tighter Limits on Stem Cell ResearchNew York Times - - Nov 20, 2009 The University of Nebraska Board of Regents cast a tie vote on human embryonic stem cell research on Friday, defeating a rare effort to limit such research at a university system beyond what state and federal laws allow. 5-Alarm Fire Destroys Apartment BuildingMyFox Philadelphia - Nov 22, 2009 A five alarm fire rips thru an apartment building in Northeast Philadelphia, injuring 19 people, and 3 firefighters. The fire began in the early morning hours, at the Austin Manor Apartments at 7024 Rising Sun Avenue, trapping many residents in their ... Fire Destroys NE Apt. Building NBC Philadelphia More than a dozen hurt in Philly apartment fire Philadelphia Inquirer Study links ADHD to smoking, leadBucyrus Telegraph Forum - - 8 minutes ago BY PEGGY O'FARRELL • Cincinnati.com • November 23, 2009 Exposure to both tobacco smoke before birth and lead during childhood increases a child's risk of developing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) more than eight-fold, according to new ... 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 Football world remembers Stefanie SpielmanProFootballTalk - - 16 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 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 Avoiding H1N1 while TravelingCBS News - 1 hour ago Hand-washing is one of the most important steps you can take to try to keep from getting H1N1, experts agree. (CBS) (CBS) Every holiday season, millions of Americans travel through the nation's airports, seaports, and train stations to spend time with ... Federal travel tips: Get H1N1 shot, have papers in order Bizjournals.com H1N1 overhyped? St. Joseph News-Press 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. US Cosmetic Medical Market Faces New Challenge In Senate Bill Wall Street Journal Red Cross accepting donations for families left homeless by explosionNews-Leader.com - Nov 21, 2009 Thursday's natural gas explosion in Springfield left at least three families without homes just days before Thanksgiving. The American Red Cross Greater Ozarks Chapter is encouraging the local community to assist the families by donating money to help ... 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