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Vaccine scrapped over autism fear

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Chicken Pox Vaccine May Also Reduce Risk of Shingles Among Children
Sun 27 Dec 2009
Study used electronic health records to follow 172,000 children OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Herpes zoster, also known as shingles, is very rare among children who have been... (photo: WN)

Tuberculosis Cases

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First case of highly drug-resistant tuberculosis found in U.S.
Sun 27 Dec 2009
LANTANA, Fla. - It started with a cough, an autumn hack that refused to go away. Then came the fevers. They bathed and chilled the skinny frame of Oswaldo Juarez, a 19-year-old Peruvian visiting to... (photo: public domain / )

**ADVANCE FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 20** This June 4, 2009 photo shows Oswaldo Juarez, of Peru, looking out of the window from his room at the A.G. Holley State Hospital in Lantana, Fla. Public health officials say Juarez's incessant hack was what they have both dreaded and expected for years, this country's first detected case of a contagious, aggressive, almost untreatable form of tuberculosis.

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First case of highly drug-resistant TB found in US
By MARGIE MASON AND MARTHA MENDOZA Associated Press Writers LANTANA, Fla. (AP) - It started with a cough, an autumn hack that refused to go away. Then came the fevers. They bathed and chilled the... (photo: AP / Lynne Sladky)
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Aids awearness sign.

ABC News Sat 26 Dec 2009
25 Years in HIV/AIDS: Much Progress, but No Cure

By MICHAEL SMITH North American Correspondent Dec. 26, 2009 It's 1984. A 20-year-old homosexual man walks into the clinic complaining of swollen glands. In the past quarter century, knowledge of AIDS... (photo: WN / Doris Esange)
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KLdy1 - Drugs - prescription drugs - Pills - Tablets - Medicine - medication - supplement - pharmacy. (dy1)

PR Newswire Sat 26 Dec 2009
Nearly 100 HIV/AIDS Drugs and Vaccines in Development Pipeline

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- BioWorld Today recently highlighted a new report published by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America... (photo: WN / deniseyong)
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Making A Pizza. (ps1)

DNA India Sat 26 Dec 2009
id="article_title" The Italian word for a person with talent for making pizza is_________________

1. Which country hosted the Mister International pageant 2009, produced by the Mister Singapore Organisation since the year 2006 largely to raise awareness on HIV/AIDS?... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Food Pageant Pasta Photos Pizza

Deccan Herald Thu 24 Dec 2009
Swine flu, the country's real health threat in 2009

New Delhi, Dec 24 (PTI) Swine flu assumed killer proportions in India claiming over 800 lives in 2009. The country witnessed a surge in polio, dengue and tuberculosis... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
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Purpose Driven Life - Best seller book by Rick Warren

The Miami Herald Thu 24 Dec 2009
Uganda makes Warren squirm

Mega-minister Rick Warren has become a reluctant actor in the most instructive morality play of his highly televised ministry. In December, Warren had to smite the... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Actor Magazine Match Media Photos

Pregnant Woman - Pregnancy - Health

CBS News Wed 23 Dec 2009
Teen Births Rose for Second Year

Overall Births Reached Record High in 2007 with 4.3 Million Babies Born in U.S, Font size Print E-mail Share 0 Comments (CBS/iStockphoto) Stories Targeting Teens for... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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The Boston Globe Wed 23 Dec 2009
Sneak peek
Wasn't it just a few weeks ago that Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz were running around South Boston shooting scenes for "Knight & Day''? Well, the trailer for the film... (photo: creativecommons / Rita Molnár)
Boston Celebrity Film Photos Trailer

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Aids in Africa

	Rhesus incompatibility, maternal and child mortality in Nigeria Business Day Online
	The two faces of Manto Independent online (SA)
	U.S. rolls back AIDS drug prevention trial in Botswana Yahoo Daily News
	South African former health minister dies at 69 The Guardian
	South Africa HIV-row minister Tshabalala-Msimang dies BBC News
	GLOBAL: Microbicide hopes dashed again IRINnews

Aids in Asia

	China opens state-backed gay bar to fight spread of Aids The Independent
	Two Filipinos infected with HIV everyday this year The Daily Tribune
	Move to legalise prostitution welcomed Headlines India
	HIV patent pool hobbles as drug firms want India, China excluded DNA India
	Students march for AIDS awareness Taipei Times

Dr Jonathon Pines of the Cancer Research Campaign holds up a petrie dish smothered in a varient of the E.coli bacteria, which has had a luminescent protein extracted from a jellyfish inserted into its cellular structure, at a news conference in London We

Disinfectants 'train' superbugs to resist antibiotics

Cholerae bacteria -Disease

Disinfectants 'fuelling superbugs'

Cat - kitten - feline. (dy1)

Los Angeles cat is first confirmed 2009 H1N1 virus infection in domestic feline

Heart study targets immune cells in the arteries BBC News
Seniors Worry About Medicare Advantage Cuts WPXI
Bellevue residents may have been exposed to meales Seattle Post
Five simple ways to be healthier in 2010 The Examiner
Infections occuring in hospitals from drug resistant bacteri The Examiner
Can dormant bears help us heal? Star Tribune
'Bulldog clip' that can fix a leaky heart: new procedure tha The Daily Mail
The very best of health...in 2010: A round up of the incredi The Daily Mail
Intolerant kids The Star
A-Z of modern maladies: Pleurisy The Times
Mistletoe can help fight cancer Zeenews
China treating severe swine flu with blood plasma Indian Express
New antiviral found very effective against combating flu vir The Examiner
Put pep in your step Healthy eating for weight loss in 2010 The Gleaner
A Novel Gene Found For Childhood-Onset Asthma redOrbit
Concord Grape Juice Shown to Help Keep Hearts and Minds Heal PR Newswire
Getting to the root of female hair loss MSNBC
Healing with fresh juices Arab News
Bacteria Joins Fight Against Mosquito-Borne Disease redOrbit
School vaccinations could expand as byproduct of swine flu p MSNBC

Institute of Medicine Report Concludes Smoke-Free Laws Prevent Heart Attacks; It's Time to Make All Workplaces and Public Places Smoke-Free

Care, support may be best preventive medicine

Rs. 10 crore for growing medicinal plants

Plano center may be model of health care future The Dallas Morning News
Sacramento health care model could help Dallas lower expense The Dallas Morning News
Medicine, stent or surgery? The Hindu
China National Medicines Corporation Issues Milestone Purcha PR Newswire
Act to be amended to include medicine in IITs Deccan Chronicle
Results From Phase II Trial in Critical Care Medicine Showed PR Newswire
Vitamin C slows ageing The Times of India
Lilly Outlines Innovation Strategy, Reviews Promising Pipeli PR Newswire
China Sky Medical, Inc. Has 30 Medicines that will Be Includ PR Newswire
The Impact of Very Small Embryonic-Like Stem Cells in Regene PR Newswire
Preventing Kids From Getting Into 'Child-Resistant' Medicine ABC News
The dangers of high blood pressure Arab News
'Check expiry date before buying medicines' The Hindu
Amgen's Roger M. Perlmutter, M.D., Ph.D., Named 2009 AAAS Fe PR Newswire
Pharmacists Call for Independent Body to Investigate Kinapha All Africa
Senate OKs health care measure, reaching milestone The Dallas Morning News
Antibiotic resistance in natural environment rising despite Newstrack India
Bethel Park science class gets 'window on world' of medicine Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Why is Continent Still Poor? All Africa
Lilly Releases Latest 'Value of Medicine' Resource Guide Abo PR Newswire

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Diabetes: Silent epidemic on the rise in Tennessee

Amtrak Police officers watch over travelers as they move through Penn Station Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008 in New York. Federal authorities are warning law enforcement personnel of a possible terror plot against the New York City subway and train systems during the holiday season, and police are beefing up security in preparati

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The results are a shot in the arm for AIDS vaccine research

A(H1N1) vaccine by March/April 2010

2009 in review: H1N1 pandemic tops our list of health storie USA Today
The decade in health: New bugs, scary food, bad drugs USA Today
Readers' favourites of the year The Guardian
New Year faces chilly start as cold weather warning sounds Hong Kong Standard
Burn ban continues in Pierce County; lifted in Kitsap, Snoho The News Tribune
Labour MP David Taylor dies of heart attack The Independent
Labour MP dies after heart attack The Guardian
Pakistani delegate dies of heart attack Zeenews
Labour MP David Taylor dies following heart attack BBC News
News predictions for 2010 Canoe
Readers write: top 2009 long-haul trips The Guardian
NAFLD 'the silent liver disease': no longer primarily affect The Examiner
Lowering cholesterol without medication The Examiner
Urban Meyer resigns over health concerns – was he overworked The Examiner
The folly in felling Bay State's forests The Boston Globe
2009: The Good, the Bad and the Bonkers The Independent
One-hour cure for high blood pressure The Telegraph India
It matters to this one - December 26 - Part 1 The Examiner
Sue Townsend undergoes life-saving kidney transplant The Times
My dad is for life - now he's made it past Christmas The Times

A doctor examines chest X-rays at a tuberculosis clinic in Gugulethu, Cape Town, South Africa, Friday, Nov. 9, 2007. South Africa reported 343,000 TB cases in 2006, of which an estimated 6,000 were multi-drug-resistant. The government says that there have been about 400 cases of XDR-TB (extremely-drug-resistant tuberculosis), but groups like Medecins Sans Frontieres say this is a big underest

Tuberculosis: On The Path To Prevention

A Chinese woman walks past an AIDS billboard in a Beijing subway, Nov. 28, 2003. The slogan reads "Use heart and action to fight against AIDS." China has approved advertisements for condoms on Chinese TV. The country has 840,000 HIV/AIDS sufferers according to official estimates, but outside experts believe the figure could be much hi

China confronts 'severe task' of AIDS prevention, treatment: VP

Some senior officials are urging a return to the scare tactics - such as the sound of death drums - used in early prevention campaigns

UGANDA: AIDS Commission takes new direction in prevention

District officials stress on HIV/AIDS prevention The Hindu
Relentless Endeavors Underway to Prevent HIV/Aids Infection All Africa
Human Protein That Can Prevent or CURE H1N1 Swine Flu--Natur The Examiner
Biological catch-22 prevents generation of HIV blocking anti DNA India
Biological Catch-22 Prevents Induction Of Antibodies That Bl redOrbit
AIDS prevention gel fails in African trials The Star
AIDS virus "prevention" gel fails in African trials Zeenews
AIDS virus ‘prevention’ gel fails in African trials Zeenews
Aids 'prevention' gel fails in African trials Independent online (SA)
Researchers at Pitt test treatments to prevent HIV Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
HIV/AIDS Prevention Must Be Taken Serious - NACP Boss Stress All Africa
World Aids Day And HIV Prevention All Africa
Prevent HIV/AIDS through innovative strategies - Lucas Modern Ghana
HIV/Aids Prevention is Key to Health Delivery -NACP Boss Str All Africa
CAPSDH urges African Governments to keep commitment to HIV p Modern Ghana
Need to sustain preventive education on HIV/AIDS Modern Ghana
Participants Call for Urgent Prevention Methods Against Aids All Africa
AFRICA: Time for prevention that works IRINnews
Discrimination plagues HIV prevention: Ban Indian Express
Precaution key to AIDS prevention, says ZP chief The Hindu

Mark Dayton Opens Up About His Recovery From Depression and Alcoholism

Indianapolis Colts defeated by NY Jets: The end of a perfect season (video)

Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Toasts the Start of the Holiday Season with Special Offers

GuestTek International, Inc. Reports 108% Increase in Revenu PR Newswire
Addictions drive them back - help is always there The Salt Lake Tribune
More Than a Game: Testing Your Blood Alcohol ABC News
State lawmakers to look at easing marijuana laws Seattle Times
Max Hastings: Thank God Christmas is over! I'm not a party p The Daily Mail
Top 10 best TV series of 2009 Houston Chronicle
Gratitude House thrift shop ground-breaking launches 'Raisin Palm Beach Daily News
FEATURE : Aceh enforces Shariah law, but so far shows lenien Taipei Times
Independent Appeal: Safe haven for women beaten and abused i The Independent
What's eating Charlie Sheen? The Independent
Man Accused Of Driving Drunk With 5 Kids In Car MSNBC
Olive Growers' Claims Prompt Investigation The New York Times
Christmas time, Cliff and unbelievable belief The Guardian
Stress on non-toxic agents in cancer management The Hindu
First complete cadaver transplant at Stanley The Hindu
Despite Economy, Companies are Not Cutting Back on Their Hol PR Newswire
I've never liked the homeless - they're smelly and scary. So The Daily Mail
Pub chain slammed for 'January sales' offer of beer, wine an The Daily Mail
Reportlinker Adds Addiction Control - Drug Pipeline Analysis PR Newswire
Cigarettes: Cheapest at RM6.40 per pack The Star

Institute of Excellence

'Bigger the boom, bigger the bust: China is no exception to that rule'

How to fix the broken US economy -- permanently

Stress on biotech to save environment The Hindu
Concern over neglect of research in country The Hindu
Whole Foods Market(R) Partners With Non-GMO Project to Label PR Newswire
Is there something called the God gene? Deccan Herald
Grey hair can be genetic Deccan Chronicle
Gene linked to childhood asthma Independent online (SA)
Biotechs became right Rx for Bay State economy Boston Herald
Study blames two genes for aggressive brain cancer BBC News
Top scientists share their future predictions The Times
Two genes responsible for aggressive brain cancer Mumbai Mirror
2 Brain cancer causing genes found Deccan Chronicle
2 genes responsible for causing brain cancer found Zeenews
Scientific Journal Gene Therapy Reports That Cardium's Gene PR Newswire
2 genes responsible for causing aggressive brain cancer foun The Times of India
One of world's most invasive plants provokes native plant to Newstrack India
New discovery may help develop drugs that kill cancer cells Newstrack India
IBM Research Aims to Build Nanoscale DNA Sequencer to Help D PR Newswire
Nanotechnology and Synthetic Biology: What Does the American PR Newswire
Food & its future National Post
Is live oak acorn genetically programmed? Houston Chronicle

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