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Thousands wait at fairgrounds to get swine flu vaccine

San Jose Mercury News - Julia Prodis Sulek - ‎5 hours ago‎
Brigham Rich of Sunnyvale waits in line with hundreds of others for H1N1 flu vaccine shots as the Santa Clara County Public Health Department offers its first public clinic at the Santa Clara county Fairgrounds in San Jose ...

Hoisting Babies in Health Debate

New York Times - Kate Phillips - ‎15 hours ago‎
C-SPAN Rep. John Shadegg brings the 7-month-old daughter of a staff member to the House floor and speaks on her behalf. Some lawmakers today used live props - infants and young children - to help make their arguments about health care ...

Saudi won't bar hajj pilgrims over swine flu fears

The Associated Press - Donna Abu-Nasr - ‎20 hours ago‎
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The Saudi health minister said Saturday that the kingdom will not bar anyone considered high-risk for swine flu from performing the hajj pilgrimage this year, though he urged countries where pilgrims set out from to take ...

Cat swine flu: H1N1 latest illness shared by owner, pet

Chicago Tribune - William Mullen - ‎13 hours ago‎
A 16-pound orange cat in Ames, Iowa, did something last month that will now and forevermore have a lot of cat lovers taking care to sneeze into their sleeves.

Churches try to balance Communion with sanitary practices during flu season

Boston Globe - Michael Paulson - ‎6 hours ago‎
Maria Lobo, of Brazil, received Communion from the Rev. Greg Staab at St. Francis Chapel at the Prudential Center in Boston. (John Tlumacki/ Globe Staff/ File) By Michael Paulson Houses of worship around the region are continuing to grapple with how to ...

Health care, with a Texas perspective

Houston Chronicle - Todd Ackerman - ‎10 hours ago‎
American Medical Association President Dr. James Rohack talks to Hicks Elementary students Thursday about the human heart.  James Rohack is the president of the American Medical Association, which is meeting in Houston through Tuesday ...

Gene therapy makes major stride in 'Lorenzo's Oil' disease

Los Angeles Times - Thomas H. Maugh II - ‎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.

DEFEND Diabetes Trial

WSOCtv.com - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
Diabetes is a condition that affects the ability of the body to use glucose (a form of sugar found in foods) for energy. Normally, specialized cells in the pancreas (islet cells) produce a hormone, called insulin.

'Light' Cigarettes Hurt Quit-Smoking Effort

WebMD - Salynn Boyles - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
Nov. 5, 2009 -- Want to quit smoking? Your chances may be better if you don't switch to a "light," "ultra-light," or "low-tar" cigarette before you try.

NYC Commissioner Defends Giving H1N1 Shots to Goldman

Bloomberg - Pat Wechsler - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley said his department sent 6 percent of the city's limited doses of swine flu vaccine to Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and other large employers because they ...

Moderate exercise may lower prostate cancer risk

Reuters - Amy Norton - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men who regularly get moderate exercise may have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer -- including aggressive, fast-growing tumors, a new study finds.

Minnesota teen who fled chemo now cancer-free

The Associated Press - ‎17 hours ago‎
MINNEAPOLIS - A Minnesota teen who fled the state to avoid chemotherapy has finished his cancer treatment. Daniel Hauser of Sleepy Eye underwent his final radiation session Friday, and his family says the 13-year-old is cancer-free.

Three Medicare carriers will drop fee-for-service plans

Record-Searchlight - David Benda - ‎5 hours ago‎
At least three carriers - Health Net, WellCare Health Plans and Coventry Health Care - have announced they will stop offering Medicare Advantage private fee-for-service policies starting Jan. 1. Open enrollment to sign up for Medicare ...
Fred Goldenberg: Medicare on the move Traverse City Record Eagle

Obesity responsible for 100000 cancer cases annually

CNN - Matt Sloane - ‎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.

Ruling a blow to Blue Cross rate hike plan

The Detroit News - Louis Aguilar - ‎17 hours ago‎
Michigan Blue Cross Blue Shield's bid for a 31 percent rate hike for supplemental Medicare insurance hit a road block Friday. An administrative law judge for the state's Office of Financial Insurance Regulation ruled that the Blues can raise the rate ...

Rymer retires from Baptist Bible Institute

BlueRidgeNow.com - ‎22 hours 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.

Rights group leery of Uganda AIDS test law

United Press International - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
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.

FDA warns Web companies not to sell flavored cigs

The Associated Press - Michael Felberbaum - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
RICHMOND, Va. - The Food and Drug Administration said Friday that it has warned several companies to stop selling banned flavored cigarettes to US consumers online.

Scouts collect more than 28 tons of food Saturday

Corpus Christi Caller Times - Mike Baird - ‎14 hours ago‎
CORPUS CHRISTI - About 25 groups of Corpus Christi Boy Scouts collected and delivered on Saturday more than 28 tons of food to area food pantries, primarily the Food Bank of Corpus Christi.

Testing for H1N1 Influenza in the Emergency Department

Medscape - ‎Nov 6, 2009‎
What is the best way to test for H1N1 influenza in the ED? How do I decide which admitted patients need isolation? Rapid tests currently on the market are designed to detect influenza type A, type B, or both.
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