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| AIDS: Delaying Treatment Has Health and Financial Costs Voice of America A new study says delaying treatment for people infected with HIV can have long-term health and financial consequences. The findings add to the debate over when anti-retroviral treatment should begin. A growing body of research says starting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Secondhand smoke kills 600000 a year worldwide USA Today By Liz Szabo, USA TODAY Secondhand smoke sickens millions and kills more than 600000 people worldwide each year, including more than 165000 children under 5, according to the first report to estimate the worldwide burden of disease and death from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Business suits becoming a common sight at Salvation Army meals NorthJersey.com BY ERIK SHILLING HACKENSACK — Paul Valverde first saw the signs of a new wave of misery early last year: a middle-aged man in a suit walking into one of the Salvation Army food pantries and then, just as quickly, walking out. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Early retirement 'is good for us' BBC News By Michelle Roberts Health reporter, BBC News Their study of over 14000 employees for France's national grid shows giving up work at 55 comes as a great relief to most, cutting stress and fatigue. However, the British Medical Journal study did not find ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Heartburn medications appear safe in pregnancy CTV.ca While heartburn in pregnancy is common, doctors are often reticent to prescribe medications called proton-pump inhibitors because of worries that the drugs may not be safe to the growing babies. But a new study from Denmark finds doctors and their ... See all stories on this topic » |
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