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Ask Dr. H: Alcohol's link to red cheeks
Philadelphia Daily News
| By Mitchell Hecht | Medical Columnist Question: I've had rosacea for most of my life. I've always avoided alcohol because it makes my rosacea flare up. That's why I'm so perplexed by a medical study that says rosacea is not related to alcohol. What do you think? | Answer: I think it needs clarific...
Children from Hownslow Manor school take part in an assembly based on the upcoming World Aids Day, in London Tuesday Nov. 29, 2005. World Aids Day takes place on Dec. 1, with recent World Health Organisation figures showing that some 40 million people are now infected with the HIV virus. Teaching awareness in schools could be one of the many ways of trying to reduce the number of future infections, which in Britain rose again in 2004. The number of Children under the age of 15 in Britain who are affected is 1650
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Haiti makes progress in fight against AIDS
Ohio
| BLANCHARD, HAITI: When Micheline Leon was diagnosed with HIV, her parents told her they would fit her for a coffin. | Fifteen years later, she walks around her two-room concrete house on Haiti's central plateau, watching her four children play under the plantain trees. She looks healthy, her belly...
NeoStem, Inc. Appoints International Expert in Endocrinology and Pharmacology as Vice President of Drug Development ...
The Examiner
Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE | NEW YORK (Map) - NEW YORK, July 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NeoStem, Inc. (Amex: NBS), which is pioneering the pre-disease collection, processing and long-term storage of adult stem cells for...
It's Not Just the Sun: deCODE Discovers Sequence Variants Affecting Susceptibility to Skin Cancer
The Examiner
Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE | REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Map) - REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Scientists at deCODE genetics (Nasdaq: DCGN) and academic colleagues from Europe and the United States today pr...
Bioinformatics Expert Dr. Jiaan Yang Joins Sundia MediTech With Innovative PFSC Technology
The Examiner
Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE | SHANGHAI (Map) - SHANGHAI, July 6 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Sundia MediTech Company, a leading integrated pharmaceutical and biotech R&D outsourcing company in Shanghai, China announced today ...
In Maine, Two Sides on Health Care Step Up Competition for Senators' Votes
The New York Times
| PRESQUE ISLE, Me. - The rally outside Senator Olympia J. Snowe's district office here last week was small but heartfelt: a handful of locals describing health insurance nightmares and calling for full-blown change, fast. Skip to next paragraph Rela...
Dumbbells are a smart way to go
Star Tribune
| Don't tell anyone, but I think I'm a dumbbell snob. | I pride myself on being stronger than my shrimpy frame looks. A few years ago I started moderate strength training and pushed myself -- lifting 20-pound dumbbells, leg pressing the weight of my ...
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Ethics could sink Tory plan for Google or Microsoft health records
The Times
| The plan to transfer confidential medical records to internet servers run by companies such as Google and Microsoft is anything but straightforward. | The chance for patients to ...
Coffee - Caffeine - Health
WN / Rubielyn Bunag
How two strong coffees a day can 'reverse' Alzheimer's
The Daily Mail
| Drinking two strong cups of coffee a day could keep Alzheimer's disease at bay  -  and may even reverse some of its symptoms, a study suggests. | Researchers have uncov...
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Daily caffeine dose may delay progress of Alzheimer's, researchers say
The Times
| Three large cups of coffee a day could help to slow the progress of Alzheimer's disease and even reverse the condition, researchers say. | A daily dose of caffeine can suppress t...
Government boosts R&D spending
Swissinfo English
The government has increased its support for research and development (R&D) over the past two years, the Federal Statistics Office said on Monday. | Spending increased by SFr175 million ($160 million) between 2006 and 2008, reaching a record SFr1.527...
Blame Drew's Cancer to benefit charity on Twitter
The Examiner
Comment RSS Email Print | Screenshot of Twitter's Twitter page* | Twitter users can now voice their frustrations with anything from traffic to a hangnail by joining the movement, "Blame Drew's Cancer", to benefit charity. | The idea came ab...
Health reform: Will 'pay or play' chase employers away?
CNN
Will health reform chase employers away? | A key Senate proposal is estimated to keep the employer-sponsored insurance system intact. But one skeptic has serious doubts. | | | | RSS Paste this link into your favorite RSS desktop reader See all CNNMon...
Laser cure for old-age blindness
BBC News
| A ground-breaking laser treatment could prevent millions of older people from going blind, experts believe. | The technique helps reverse the effects of age-related macular degeneration - the leading cause of blindness in over 60s in the western wo...
Nutrition Q&A: Can vinegar help people to slim?
The Times
| Not only is vinegar good for descaling kettles, cleaning windows and pickling onions, but it seems that it could help you to keep the weight off, too. | An old housewives' tale has it that cider vinegar is good for the waistline. The supermodels Ci...



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