Wednesday, December 8, 2010

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Senate approves delaying Medicare pay cut
Los Angeles Times
The move would postpone a 25% reduction in doctors' fees for another year. President Obama urges lawmakers to work on a permanent solution. By Noam N. Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau The Senate on Wednesday agreed unanimously to postpone for another ...
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Secondhand smoke tied to childrens' poor mental health
Reuters
This handout image, released on November 10, 2010 depicts a mother blowing cigarette smoke in a child's face in one of the Federal Drug Administration's proposed new ''graphic health warnings.'' Diseased lungs, dead bodies, a man on a ventilator and ...
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Reuters
Orexigen Vote Provides Hope For Approval, Other Cos
Wall Street Journal
By Thomas Gryta Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--A US Food and Drug Administration panel's positive recommendation of Orexigen Therapeutics Inc.'s (OREX) weight-loss drug Contrave increases the likelihood for approval and provides hope for ...
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Weight-Lifting After Breast Cancer Won't Cause Lymphedema, Study Finds
BusinessWeek
By Amanda Gardner WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8 (HealthDay News) -- Contrary to conventional wisdom, lifting weights doesn't cause breast cancer survivors to develop the painful, arm-swelling condition known as lymphedema, new research suggests. ...
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Dirty money: Tests find BPA on dollar bills
msnbc.com
Tests of dollar bills detected traces of the hormone-disrupting chemical BPA, advocacy groups said. JoNel Aleccia writes: As if holiday shopping weren't stressful enough, a new report says the dwindling stash of cash in your wallet might be tainted ...
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Aretha 'recovering'
Boston Globe
Aretha Franklin reportedly has pancreatic cancer and underwent serious surgery last week and is "recovering very well,'' her longtime friend, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, said yesterday. Jackson said that he's visited with the legendary singer four or five ...
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Doctors slash patients' lab-test costs
CNN
By Jim Kavanagh, CNN Dr. Doug Lefton of Fairlawn, Ohio, developed a way to lower patients' cost for lab tests. (CNN) -- Day after demoralizing day, Dr. Doug Lefton watched uninsured patients leave his office needing laboratory tests but unlikely to ...
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Surgeon general says a whiff of cigarette smoke can hurt you
Los Angeles Times
Even secondhand smoke leads to inflammation and injury to tissues throughout the body and can cause many diseases, a report says. By Linda Shrieves, Orlando Sentinel Any exposure to tobacco smoke can cause immediate damage to your body, according to a ...
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Cholera in Haiti has spread to every part of the country, CDC reports
Los Angeles Times
By Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times ATLANTA -- The cholera outbreak has spread to every section of Haiti, sickening more than 91000 people and killing more than 2000, and is spreading into the Dominican Republic, the Centers for Disease Control and ...
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