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O'Shaughnessy: Doc moves breast cancer care forward New York Daily News Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins this Friday, and Dr. Bert Petersen, director of the Breast Surgery Clinic at St. Barnabas Hospital, knows women have gotten the message after all these years: get regular mammograms because early detection is vital ... See all stories on this topic »

FTC files suit against pomegranate juice makers MiamiHerald.com By EMILY FREDRIX AP NEW YORK -- Federal regulators filed complaints Monday against the makers of POM Wonderful Pomegranate Juice, saying there's no science to support claims that the products treat or prevent diseases such as prostate cancer and ... See all stories on this topic »

food allergies make kids a target CNN By Elizabeth Landau, CNN Some children go all day without eating their lunch because they are ridiculed for eating special foods. Bullying is in our schools, and now it's online. Why do kids do it? What can be done to put an end to it? ... See all stories on this topic »

Pine bark extract offers no heart benefit: study Reuters By Julie Steenhuysen CHICAGO (Reuters) - Popular supplements made from pine bark extract do nothing to reduce blood pressure or lessen other heart risk factors in high-risk patients, US researches said on Monday. The study is the largest, ... See all stories on this topic »

New Nestle foods will target disease Boston Globe Luis Cantarell, who leads Nestle's business in the Americas, will be CEO at the new Nestle Health Science division. (Charles Ellena/ Bloomberg News) GENEVA — Nestle, the world's largest food company, is setting up a unit to develop personalized ... See all stories on this topic » Boston Globe

Cameron: The stem cell sure thing Denver Post By W. Bruce Cameron In 2004, the voters in the state of California approved a bill mandating the spending of $3 billion on stem-cell research, though because it was California they did not approve a bill to pay for it. A new breakthrough, however, ... See all stories on this topic »

Study: Celiac Disease Cases Increasing, Especially Among Seniors OzarksFirst.com Newly released information shows the number of cases of celiac disease is on the rise, especially among senior citizens. The study, published in the "Annuals of Medicine", showed the number of patients diagnosed with celiac disease has doubled every 15 ... See all stories on this topic »

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