Monday, October 25, 2010

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Haiti works to contain cholera cases
CBC.ca
Haitian officials say there are some signs that the cholera outbreak that has killed at least 250 people is slowing, but medical organizations are still preparing for possible outbreaks in the capital city. A child suffering cholera symptoms cries as ...
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CBC.ca
Jamie Lee Curtis takes up fight against breast cancer
USA Today
By Steve Granitz, WireImage By Christie Garton, special for USA TODAY At age 40, Jamie Lee Curtis experienced the same fear that hundreds of thousands of American women do each year: the fear that they may have breast cancer. ...
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One in ten teens has same-sex partners: study
Reuters
By Zach Gottlieb NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study suggests that nearly one in ten teens have same-sex partners -- almost twice as many as previous research found. According to a 2002 study of Massachusetts and Vermont teens, only 5 percent to 6 ...
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Novartis Meningococcal Vaccine Menveo Protects Infants in Study
Bloomberg
By Eva von Schaper - Mon Oct 25 06:22:12 GMT 2010 Novartis AG's Menveo vaccine provoked an immune response to four main strains of a meningitis-causing disease in infants, potentially offering protection against brain and spinal cord infections. ...
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When should an infant sleep through the night? Sooner than you think
Los Angeles Times
The joy of a new baby starts wearing a tad thin when the little bundle is still waking three or four times a night at 9 months of age. In fact, your infant may be toying with you. A new study shows that infants have the ability to sleep "through the ...
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Los Angeles Times
Nigeria: Cholera deaths rise to more than 1500
Washington Post
AP LAGOS, Nigeria -- UN officials say Nigeria has seen more than 1500 deaths from cholera this year, doubling the government's most recent fatality count. Geneva-based UNICEF spokeswoman Marixie Mercado said Monday that as of Oct. 20, there were 1555 ...
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