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China expert warns of pandemic flu mutationReuters - - 26 minutes ago HONG KONG (Reuters) - China must be alert to any mutation or changes in the behavior of the H1N1 swine flu virus because the far deadlier H5N1 bird flu virus is endemic in the country, a leading Chinese disease expert said. Doctors wary of swine flu's apparent dip Baltimore Sun HIV infections and deaths fallBBC News - 21 minutes ago Greater access to anti-retroviral drugs has helped cut the death toll from HIV by more than 10% over the past five years, latest figures show. UNAIDS: Sex main cause for HIV spreading in China The Associated Press Global HIV rates declining MiamiHerald.com Budget Hawks Have a Buffet of Options With Health BillNew York Times - - 7 hours ago From left to right, Senators Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Olympia Snowe of Maine say that containing costs is among their highest priorities in health care reform. CDC warns holiday could bump up flu casesMinneapolis Star Tribune - 7 hours ago Just as the H1N1 pandemic seems to be waning around the country, some health officials are worried that crowded malls, holiday gatherings and higher numbers of travelers could lead to more infections. Doctors, patients react to changes in breast cancer guidelinesBusiness Gazette - - 42 minutes ago Nira Berry (left) of Potomac and other women gathered outside the Rockville headquarters of the US Preventative Services Task Force on Monday to protest the group's recommendations that women ... Breast screening cutback questioned Barre Montpelier Times Argus Government's Mammogram Report Is Bad Medicine Wall Street Journal Web site lets you check for, report dangerous toysChicago Sun-Times - - 31 minutes ago Parents looking to avoid hazardous toys as they begin their holiday shopping can find quick help in the latest Trouble in Toyland report from the Illinois Public Interest Research Group. Dangerous Toys Still on Store Shelves, Report Finds U.S. News & World Report Mobile apps help people track H1N1, prevent fluUSA Today - - 11 hours ago By Joe Klamar, AFP/Getty Images By Mary Brophy Marcus, USA TODAY Rumors of a disease outbreak a century ago probably would have left the general populace feeling frightened, wondering whether their town would be the next to be hit. A home remedy Paid sick leave could help deter spread of swine flu Houston Chronicle "Cancer Of Fraud" Permeates US Healthcare SystemNew York Times - - 2 hours ago By REUTERS The Justice Department and Department of Health and Human Services launched a special strike force in Miami in 2007 to combat Medicare fraud in South Florida and similar units have been set up in Los Angeles, Houston and Detroit. Anti-Fraud Proposals Proliferate HomeCare (subscription) MRSA Creeping Into Hospitals From the OutsideU.S. News & World Report - - 15 hours ago TUESDAY, Nov. 24 (healthday News) -- Strains of antibiotic-resistant infections normally found in the community are increasingly showing up among hospital outpatients, raising the risk that inpatients could become infected, ... Vaccine Makers Struggle to Speed OutputWall Street Journal - - 9 hours ago A new Novartis AG vaccine plant in North Carolina is supposed to boost the US's ability to fight pandemics like the current swine-flu virus. Vaccine plant keeps an eye on the future News & Observer Health Buzz: Study Says Vioxx Risks Were Apparent Early and Other Health NewsU.S. News & World Report - - 16 hours ago A new study suggests that evidence linking heart risks to Vioxx, the Merck arthritis drug pulled from the market in 2004, was apparent in 2000, Health Day reports. Public Database Is Urged to Monitor Drug Safety New York Times Stockpiling Tamiflu Is Not A Healthy HabitNY1 - - 16 hours ago Research shows H1N1 flu activity is down across the city and the country, but that is not stopping some people from stocking up on the most popular anti-viral treatment. H1N1 D225G mutation a reason of concern Part 1 Examiner.com Swine flu fears 'will hit Hajj numbers'BBC News - 38 minutes ago The annual Muslim Hajj pilgrimage has begun in Saudi Arabia, with officials saying they expect lower numbers mainly because of fears about swine flu. Missing boy spent 11 days wandering New York subwaysCNN - - 3 hours ago Francisco Hernandez Jr. slept in subway cars and spent most of his time underground, according to his mother. Francisco Hernandez Jr. NYC boy missing for 11 days lived in subways The Associated Press Prempro plaintiffs' lawyers sold their story to the juryPhiladelphia Inquirer - - 2 hours ago The lawyers who won $103 million in two jury verdicts announced Monday against Pfizer Inc. relied as much on their storytelling ability as their knowledge of the law. Lead, Tobacco Exposure Linked to ADHDWebMD - - Nov 23, 2009 Nov. 23, 2009 -- Prenatal exposure to tobacco smoke and childhood exposure to lead are linked to increased risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ( ADHD) in children, a new study shows. Chronic Pain Linked to Risk for Falls in Older AdultsMedscape - - 12 hours ago November 24, 2009 - Severe, chronic pain in multiple areas may predict risk for falls in older adults, according to the results of a population-based longitudinal study reported in the November 25 issue of the Journal of the American Medical ... Chronic pain may mean more falls for older people Los Angeles Times Severed leg found on beach of Feather River in NicolasEnterprise-Record - 2 hours ago NICOLAS - A man's severed leg was found Sunday just after noon at a beach on the Feather River in southern Sutter County. The Sutter County Sheriff's Department said the leg was found by a group of people playing paintball near the intersection of ... Paintball players find severed human leg near Beer Can Beach San Jose Mercury News Unfair Treatment on the Job? Silence HarmfulWebMD - - 22 hours ago Nov. 23, 2009 -- Bosses don't like whiners, but men who silently cope with perceived unfair treatment may have increased risk for future heart attack or death from heart disease, a new study shows. LA council says pot shops could accept cashLos Angeles Times - - 4 hours ago Members also signal that they may cap dispensaries to between 70 and 200. The council plows through 50 proposed changes to its medical marijuana ordinance. 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