Monday, November 15, 2010

Google Alert - health

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Women with job stress at higher risk of heart attack: Study
Toronto Star
Women with high levels of job strain have a significantly higher risk of suffering a heart attack or other adverse cardiovascular event compared to those who report less stressful work lives, a major study has found. Researchers, who will present their ...
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HeartWare, Medtronic Heart-Failure Devices May Help Stem Seniors' Epidemic
Bloomberg
By David Olmos and Michelle Fay Cortez - Mon Nov 15 05:00:01 GMT 2010 The synchronization unit from Minneapolis-based Medtronic Inc. slowed disease progression in a study that may boost its use in the disorder's early stages. The 5-ounce implantable ...
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Will graphic cigarette warnings help — or hurt?
Boston Globe
As anti-smoking ads go, these are pretty harsh. Smoke flowing from a hole in the throat of a man holding a cigarette. A corpse on an autopsy table. A screaming baby in an incubator. A cartoon showing a cigarette jabbed into a vein, like a hypodermic ...
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Boston Globe
Ready-to-Eat Turkey Products Recalled
ABC News
By LEEZEL TANGLAO A Texas company that produces hickory-smoked meats is recalling about 2609 pounds of turkey breast products after they may have been contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes, the Associated Press reported. ...
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Our View: Illinois a slacker in anti-smoking effort
Rockford Register Star
By Anonymous While the federal government requires ever more menacing warning labels for cigarettes, states like Illinois are gutting their tobacco prevention spending. It's a horrible dichotomy, and it undermines the chance for further declines in ...
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Acne, Accutane and suicide risk
Washington Post
By Jennifer LaRue Huget If you -- or your kid -- has severe acne that hasn't responded to the usual treatments, you may find yourself facing a decision as to whether to take isotretinoin, a drug marketed as Accutane, Decutan, Clarus and other brands, ...
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Washington Post
For whom the bell tolls
Lynchburg News and Advance
By Darrell Laurant I've always thought that the official theme for the Salvation Army's Christmas season should be: "Do not ask for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee." And thee knows who thou art — thy cheapskate taking a circuitous route into the ...
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