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15441. End to COBRA subsidy means higher health insurance bills (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-18 09:01:25, published by USA Today
Jennifer Richards is angry that her family's monthly health insurance bill tripled in August after her husband lost his job and health benef ... [additional details]
15442. Health visitors 'stop baby blues' (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-18 03:00:44, published by BBC
Training health visitors to help mothers after childbirth can reduce post-natal depression rates, a study suggests. [additional details]
15443. Top doctor urges drugs law review (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-17 03:00:42, published by BBC
Decriminalising drug use could cut crime and improve health, the outgoing Royal College of Physicians president says. [additional details]
15444. End to mixed sex 'wards' promised (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-17 02:00:39, published by BBC
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley says hospitals in England will be fined if they fail to end mixed sex accommodation. [additional details]
15445. FDA poised to recall unproven blood pressure drug (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-17 00:01:24, published by USA Today
Federal health regulators are pushing to withdraw a blood pressure drug that has been on the market for 14 years in spite of the manufacturer's ... [additional details]
15446. Your Health: What's it like to lose your sense of smell? (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-16 20:01:25, published by USA Today
As senses go, smell gets little respect. Except, it seems, from people who have lost it and the few scientists who study it. [additional details]
15447. Health study invitation to town (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-16 09:00:24, published by BBC
Wrexham residents are asked to join a scheme which it is hoped could help develop treatments for illnesses like cancer and heart disease. [additional details]
15448. Innovative health programs counter primary care shortage (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-16 02:01:20, published by USA Today
About 65 million Americans live in communities with a shortage of primary care doctors, physicians trained to meet the majority of patients' ... [additional details]
15449. China: Milk not cause of infant breasts (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-15 17:01:13, published by CNN
China's health ministry said a clinical investigation has found no evidence that milk powder made by a Chinese company caused three infant girls to grow breasts, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency. ... [additional details]
15450. Childhood stress 'causes illness' (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-15 03:00:43, published by BBC
Adversity and stress early in life leads to long-term ill health and even early death, a group of psychologists warn. [additional details]
15451. Troubled childhood linked to heart disease as adult (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-15 01:01:21, published by USA Today
Troubled childhoods can lead to a host of health problems in adulthood, with heart disease as a prime possibility, suggests new research presented ... [additional details]
15452. FDA OKs 'morning-after' pill that works five days after sex (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-14 06:01:21, published by USA Today
Federal health officials on Friday approved a new type of morning-after contraceptive that works longer than the current leading drug on the ... [additional details]
15453. More Medicaid patients going to ER, study finds (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-14 01:01:43, published by USA Today
Increasing numbers of Americans, especially adults on Medicaid, are using hospital emergency rooms for their health care, say researchers from ... [additional details]
15454. Hoarding behaviors can signal OCD, lead to health problems (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-13 23:01:22, published by USA Today
The odd behavior has been thrust into the public eye on cable networks, with TLC's Hoarding: Buried Alive, A&E's Hoarders and Animal Planet's ... [additional details]
15455. Vaccine sales up 16% in 2009, still growing (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-13 21:01:24, published by USA Today
Global sales of vaccines grew a healthy 16% last year to $22.1 billion, health care market research publisher Kalorama Information reported ... [additional details]
15456. Adult kids' problems still affect parents' mental health (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-13 16:01:23, published by USA Today
Even after they grow up, some kids don't stop giving their parents grief. And new research presented Thursday shows that an adult child with ... [additional details]
15457. Mosquito hunters comb Mumbai (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-13 15:01:03, published by BBC
The Indian monsoon season provides mosquitos with the ideal breeding ground, and in Mumbai cases of malaria are on the rise. [additional details]
15458. CDC points to poultry as No. 1 food poisoning culprit (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-13 01:01:23, published by USA Today
Cooking chicken on the grill this summer? Be careful. Poultry is still the leading culprit in food poisoning outbreaks, health officials said ... [additional details]
15459. Chinese 'infant breasts' inquiry (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-12 22:00:30, published by BBC
The health ministry in China is investigating reports that a brand of powdered milk caused infant girls to grow breasts. [additional details]
15460. Fasting warning for mums-to-be (permalink)
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score: 3, Health, 2010-08-12 12:00:47, published by BBC
Pregnant Muslim women are being told not to fast during the holy month of Ramadan as it could harm the health of their unborn baby [additional details]
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