USA Today
Purchase pink, but know where your money is going
MiamiHerald.com - Oct 19,2011
It's breast cancer awareness month, which means there is a plethora of pink products out there for us to buy. But before you do, be sure to check how much money from the sale of each pink product is going to breast cancer research or ...
Breast Cancer Research Advocates Tickled Pink By Charity AwarenessNY1
Lower your risk of breast cancerFox 28
Pink My Ride: LB Yellow Cab Gives to Cancer SocietyPatch.com
Washington Post -Del Mar Times -Reuters
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Globe and Mail
Gateses honor the 'boldness' of malaria fight
The Seattle Times - Oct 19,2011
There was much gray hair in the audience Tuesday as Bill and Melinda Gates applauded significant successes in the fight against one of the... By Carol M. Ostrom Richard Besser, left, moderates a discussion Tuesday with Melinda Gates and her husband, ...
Malaria eradication no vague aspiration, says GatesReuters
Gates foundation hosts global malaria forumMyfoxspokane.com
Bill and Melinda Gates announce breakthrough in malaria fightKING5.com
BusinessWeek -USA Today -Times of India
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The Guardian
Scientists See Promise in Vaccine for Malaria
New York Times - Oct 19,2011
Preliminary results from the trial of a malaria vaccine show that it protected nearly half of the children who received it from bouts of serious malaria, scientists said Tuesday. The vaccine, known as RTS,S and made by ...
Vaccine candidate reduces risk of malaria by half in trialXinhua
Experimental malaria vaccine protects many children, study showsWashington Post
Malaria vaccine trial raises hopeBBC News
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USA Today
Heart failure hospital stays drop by almost 30 pct in US
Xinhua - Oct 19,2011
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (Xinhua) -- Heart failure (HF) hospitalizations dropped 29.5 percent nationally over the past decade, according to a study by Yale physicians to be published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. ...
Heart Failure Hospitalizations Drop, Saving BillionsABC News
Hospitalization for Heart Failure Falls SharplyWall Street Journal
Heart-Failure Hospital Stays Plunge as US Saves $4 BillionBusinessWeek
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Los Angeles Times
Vaccine appeared to reduce malaria cases by 50% in a year
CNN - Oct 19,2011
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later. By David Lindsay, Special to CNN (CNN) -- A malaria vaccine has eluded scientists for decades, but preliminary results ...
Experimental malaria vaccine protects many children, study showsWashington Post
Glaxo malaria vaccine for kids promisingSan Francisco Chronicle
Malaria vaccine may have potential to save millionsUSA Today
New York Times -Pioneer Press -The Faster Times
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ThirdAge
Commonwealth Fund: US healthcare system gets low scores
Cardiovascular Business - Oct 19,2011
Despite pockets of improvement, the US healthcare system as a whole failed to improve when compared to best performers in this US, and among other nations, according to the third national scorecard report from the Commonwealth Fund Commission (CFC). ...
US Healthcare Gets Bad Grades on ScorecardMedPage Today
US Health Care System Losing Ground, Group ReportsNational Journal
US healthcare system lags other countries on quality, accessLos Angeles Times
ModernHealthcare.com -ThirdAge -Kaiser Health News
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CTV.ca
EU court bans some stem cell patents
Boston Globe - Oct 19,2011
AP / October 19, 2011 LONDON - The European Union's top court ruled yesterday that scientists cannot patent stem cell techniques that use human embryos for research, a decision scientists said could threaten medical advances if it prevents biotech ...
EU court bars stem cell patents when embryos destroyed, Christians hail rulingReuters
EU Court Ruling Threatens Stem Cell PatentsWall Street Journal
Embryonic Stem-Cell Patents Infringe EU Law, Top Court SaysBusinessWeek
TIME -The Associated Press
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Telegraph.co.uk
Maxwell students learn reality of breast cancer
Colusa County Sun Herald - Oct 19,2011
Maxwell students gathered on the football field Tuesday to form a human pink heart, before releasing dozens of balloons into the air. For most of them, the annual Breast Cancer Awareness event was a reminder ...
WOU Athletics support Breast Cancer Awareness with Pink OutsWOU Athletics
Study: More false alarms with annual mammogramsAtlanta Journal Constitution
Celebrity cancer survivors and advocatesWashington Post
KMTR NewsSource 16 -Del Mar Times -Reuters
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New York Daily News
Study: More false alarms with annual mammograms
Atlanta Journal Constitution - Oct 19,2011
AP AP Interview: Expert says Haiti has worst cholera It finds that more than 60 percent of women who get tested each year for a decade will be called back at least once for extra tests that turn out not to show breast cancer. Screening every other year ...
Cancer survivor shares her storyKMTR NewsSource 16
Celebrity cancer survivors and advocatesWashington Post
Male breast cancer rare, but can be aggressiveReuters
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USA Today
Cantaloupe listeria toll climbs again: 123 sick, 25 dead
msnbc.com - Oct 19,2011
One body. One mind. That's what each of us gets to last a lifetime. Get the critical news and views to keep yours healthy, sharp -- and safe. Follow us on Twitter @msnbc_health By JoNel Aleccia Illnesses and deaths tied to listeria-tainted cantaloupe ...
CDC: 25 now dead in listeria outbreak in cantaloupeUSA Today
25 now dead in listeria outbreak in cantaloupeBoston Globe
Listeria outbreak in cantaloupe now linked to 25 deaths in 12 statesWashington Post
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The Sun
Nevada Man Wants Surgery For His 100 Pound Scrotum
Medical News Today - Oct 19,2011
The rare but incredible case of Wesley Warren Jr. puts our daily burdens into perspective as the Nevada resident says he needs around a million dollars to pay for operation to remove his 100 pound scrotum. He has a hugely enlarged scrotum, ...
Las Vegas man with 100-pound scrotum seeks money for surgeryLas Vegas Review-Journal
Nev. man seeks surgery for 100-pound scrotumCBS News
Man Needs Surgery For 100-Pound Scrotum [VIDEO]SportsRadio 1340 The Fan
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Reuters India
Malaria eradication no vague aspiration, says Gates
Reuters - Oct 19,2011
Bill Gates, Microsoft Corp co-founder and co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, attends a podium discussion at the 61st Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau at Lake Constance June 26, 2011. By Kate Kelland, Health and Science ...
Malaria wanes globally, not in IndiaTimes of India
Melinda Gates: Can social media end malaria? Can you?USA Today
Malaria eradication no vague aspiration, says Bill GatesReuters India
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USA Today
Senate votes for unlimited potatoes in schools
The Associated Press - Oct 19,2011
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate threw its support behind the potato Tuesday, voting to block an Obama administration proposal to limit the vegetable on school lunch lines. Agriculture Department rules proposed earlier this year aimed to reduce the amount ...
Potatoes: Healthy or harmful to kids?USA Today
Collins mashes school potato limitsPress Herald
Senate votes for unlimited potatoes in schoolsCBS MoneyWatch.com
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The Guardian
Euro judges outlaw life-saving embryo stem cell research as immoral
Daily Mail - Oct 19,2011
Scientists in Britain face being barred from developing life-saving treatments after a court ruled it is 'immoral' to use embryos to produce stem cells. The European Court of Justice has decreed that patenting any treatment using the ...
Top EU court sharply restricts stem cell patents; scientists worry that ...Washington Post
EU court bars stem cell patents when embryos destroyed, Christians hail rulingReuters
Top European court bans stem cell technique patentsUSA Today
Wall Street Journal -TIME
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CTV.ca
What Giuliana Rancic Would Want You To Know About Breast Cancer!
Hollywood Life - Oct 18,2011
Can you get breast cancer if you're under 40? Is it safe to have a baby after breast cancer? To breast cancer docs answer YOUR questions! When Giuliana Rancic went public with her breast cancer on Monday, October 17, on The Today Show, she wanted to ...
Giuliana Rancic Relieved After Breast Cancer Revelation, Gets Public SupportThirdAge
The Case of Giuliana Rancic: Is There a Link Between IVF and Cancer?TIME
Don't blame IVF for Rancic's breast cancer, experts saymsnbc.com
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USA Today
Malaria wanes globally, not in India
Times of India - Oct 18,2011
NEW DELHI: About one-third of all malaria-affected countries are expected to eliminate the vector-borne disease in the next 10 years. However, for the South-East Asia region the future isn't that bright. Maldives is the only country among the 11 ...
Malaria vaccine pushed by PATH and Gates shows some successKPLU News for Seattle and the Northwest
Melinda Gates: Can social media end malaria? Can you?USA Today
Many nations on course to eliminate malaria: WHOReuters
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CTV.ca
Giuliana Rancic Relieved After Breast Cancer Revelation, Gets Public Support
ThirdAge - Oct 18,2011
Giuliana Rancic has been diagnosed with breast cancer, but she said she expects to make a full recovery. Giuliana Rancic told Ryan Seacrest Monday that despite the nerve-wracking nature of her breast cancer diagnosis, it was a relief to finally go ...
The Case of Giuliana Rancic: Is There a Link Between IVF and Cancer?TIME
Giuliana Rancic receives celebrity, fan support following breast cancer revealWashington Post (blog)
Giuliana Rancic's breast cancer: do all women need mammograms before IVF?Boston Globe
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USA Today
Death toll from tainted cantaloupes climbs to 25
CNN - Oct 18,2011
By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- The number of deaths linked to cantaloupes contaminated with the Listeria monocytogenes bacteria has risen to 25, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. A total of 123 people in 26 states have been ...
25 Now Dead In Listeria Outbreak In CantaloupeWTOV Steubenville

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ABC News
Heart failure hospital stays fall 30% in ten years
USA Today - Oct 18,2011
CHICAGO – Hospital stays for heart failure fell a remarkable 30 percent in Medicare patients over a decade, the first such decline in the United States and forceful evidence that the nation is making headway in reducing the billion-dollar burden of a ...
Heart Failure Hospitalizations Drop, Saving BillionsABC News
Heart-Failure Hospital Stays Plunge as U.S. Saves $4 BillionSan Francisco Chronicle
Heart-Failure Hospital Stays Plunge as US Saves $4 BillionBusinessWeek
AFP -Wall Street Journal
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ThirdAge
US Healthcare Gets Bad Grades on Scorecard
MedPage Today - Oct 18,2011
WASHINGTON -- The US healthcare system is not improving much despite the fact that the cost of care is higher than ever, according to a national healthcare scorecard released by the ...
US Health Care System Losing Ground, Advocacy Group ReportsNational Journal
US healthcare system lags other countries on quality, accessLos Angeles Times
US system weak on affordability, access: Commonwealth reportModernHealthcare.com
ThirdAge -Washington Post (blog) -Kaiser Health News
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CBC.ca
Limits Urged on TV for Children Under 2
New York Times - Oct 18,2011
Parents of infants and toddlers should limit the time their children spend in front of televisions, computers, self-described educational games and even grown-up shows playing in the background, the American Academy of Pediatrics ...
Pediatrics group says no to crib bumpersUSA Today
TV hampers development in infants, warn doctorsTimes of India
TV time discouraged for kids under 2CBC.ca
msnbc.com -WebMD -Medill Reports: Chicago
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Daily Mail
Celebrity cancer survivors and advocates
Washington Post - Oct 18,2011
Celebrity breast cancer survivors bring increased awareness to the illness and effectively encourage women across America to pursue early screening. TV personality Guiliana Rancic recently revealed that she is battling breast cancer, ...
Lifestyle changes alter breast cancer patient profileTimes of India
Upstate University Hospital: Women need mammograms annually, starting at 40NewsChannel 9 WSYR
Breast Cancer Survivors Honored On Hilton HeadWSAV-TV
PR Newswire (press release) -KRTV Great Falls News -Reuters
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The Guardian
No First Trimester Pregnancy Risk for ACE Inhibitors
MedPage Today - Oct 18,2011
Explain that it is likely that any teratogenic effects previously attributed to ACE inhibitors taken during the first trimester of pregnancy are the result of the underlying hypertension and not the ...
Is High Blood Pressure Linked to Birth Defects?WebMD
Hypertension Linked to First-Trimester Birth DefectsMedscape
Study: High Blood Pressure Ups Birth Defect RiskABC News
The Guardian -ThirdAge
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euronews
EU court: No patents for some stem cell techniques
Salt Lake Tribune - Oct 18,2011
AP London • The European Union's top court ruled Tuesday that scientists cannot patent stem cell techniques that use human embryos for research, a decision some scientists said could threaten major medical advances if it prevents biotech ...
Embryonic Stem Cell Patents Banned, EU Court RulesThirdAge
Scientists balk as Europe's top court bans patents on stem cells from embryosChicago Sun-Times
EU court bars stem cell patents when embryos destroyed, Christians hail rulingReuters
USA Today -Wall Street Journal -TIME
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