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February 23, 2008
The Britmeds 2008 (23 February)
The Britmeds 2008 (23 February)
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Endorsement - - Thomas O’Grady for Congress
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GoogleHealthPilot Launches Today?
GoogleHealthPilot Launches Today?
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Gloves Off: Clinton, Obama Debate in Austin
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A pilot with the Cleveland Clinic forhealthinformation access
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Getting Healthy With Google - GoogleHealthPilot Program
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GoogleHealthBegins Its Preseason at Cleveland Clinic
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Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Poverty Drains Nutrition From Family Diet (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
THURSDAY, Feb. 21 (HealthDay News) — Members of poor households in which it is consistently hard to afford enough high-quality food end up eating nutritionally risky diets, Canadian researchers reveal.
Doctor Ramnath Latest (KTRE-TV East Texas)
Doctor Ramnath Latest (KTRE-TV East Texas)
The thought of being sent to another country to face manslaughter charges might scare some people, but not Priya Ramanth. Ramnath’s US attorney Al Charanza said, "Doctor Ramnath’s in a very good mood! She’s looking foward to actually returning so she can address these issues in the United Kingdom."
February 22, 2008
Poornutritiontied to intractable epilepsy
Poornutritiontied to intractable epilepsy
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Dana Lilienthal
Boost Your Green Tea with Lemon Juice
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A pilot with the Cleveland Clinic forhealthinformation access
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Getting Healthy With Google - GoogleHealthPilot Program
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GoogleHealthPilot Launches Today?
Tony Ruscoe
Drug doctor struck off and ordered to pay $40,000 (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)
Drug doctor struck off and ordered to pay $40,000 (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)
A south Auckland doctor found guilty of excessively prescribing a drug used to make methamphetamine has had his registration cancelled and been ordered to pay $40,000.
Doctor charged in drugs-for-sex scheme (The Florida Times-Union)
A 70-year-old Jacksonville doctor was charged Thursday with exchanging painkiller prescriptions for sex in a scheme police said has at least five women.
Doctor Arrested for Trading Prescriptions for Sex (First Coast News)
JACKSONVILLE, FL — The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested a local doctor accused of exchanging prescriptions for sex. Police arrested 70-year-old Benjamin Malalang.
UTMB presents Doctor s Dilemma’ (Galveston County Daily News)
GALVESTON Dr. C. Joan Richardson, chief of medical staff at the University of Texas Medical Branch, will join seven other UTMB faculty members and six medical and graduate students in a dramatic reading of George Bernard Shaw s The Doctor s Dilemma on Nov. 20.
Man seeking meds aimed gun at doctor, police say (The Palm Beach Post)
A 20-year-old man held a doctor at gunpoint after the physician refused to prescribe him more pain medication Wednesday at the Urgi-Med Clinic at 950 S.E. Fifth Ave., police said.
Miracle boy needs new doctor (14 WFIE Evansville)
An Evansville boy who was born with most of his intestines on the outsdie of his body tries to survive while looking for a new doctor.
Austin doctor punished for improper treatment of patients (Austin American-Statesman)
The Texas Medical Board ordered an Austin doctor to be monitored by another physician, limited his ability to prescribe drugs and banned him from treating chronic pain patients for five years after it said he violated rules for treating pain patients and failed to maintain proper records.
February 21, 2008
Experts call for health cover, cite study (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Experts call for health cover, cite study (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Experts called for universal health insurance in the United States, citing a study in Taiwan that showed it increased life expectancy and closed the gap between those who were most healthy and least healthy.
Health Highlights: Feb. 20, 2008 (Washington Post)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors ofHealthDay:
States Boost Emergency Health Response (WebMD)
State and local health departments are improving their capacity to respond to public health emergencies but still have a long way to go to meet federal guidelines, a government report concluded.
Use of Private Care Tests British Health System (New York Times)
Britain is wrestling with how to handle patients who want to pay for parts of their treatment while receiving the rest free from the health service.
Hunger, poor health care kill 16 in Congo jail: U.N. (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Hunger and lack of health care have killed 16 detainees, some never convicted of a crime, at a prison in central Democratic Republic of Congo since the start of the year, the United Nations said on Wednesday.
Web Features: As Nanotech’s Promise Grows, Will Puny Particles Present Big Health Problems? (Scientific American)
It seems like a noble goal: amid growing concern about the health risks of nanoparticles, why not keep tabs on the health of people who work with the little buggers? But it turns out that’s easier said than done.
Health Highlights: Feb. 20, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:
CDC: States better prepared for big health emergencies (Boston Globe)
In the first report of its kind, U.S. health officials said the nation’s states and cities made a strong effort to prepare for a flu pandemic, bioterrorism or other emergency health crises, but big challenges remain.
February 20, 2008
‘Fat Actress’ Developing Own Diet Brand (ABC News)
‘Fat Actress’ Developing Own Diet Brand (ABC News)
Former Jenny Craig spokeswoman Kirstie Alley is developing a diet product.
Atkins Diet Used For Epilepsy Treatment (CBS 13 Baltimore)
Researchers at Johns Hopkins are using the Atkins Diet as a treatment for epilepsy.
New ‘diet sodas’ sweetened with stevia (Salisbury Post)
They look like diet sodas. They taste like diet sodas. You just can’t call them diet sodas.
Book Details Celebrity ‘Diet Secrets’ (CBS 11 Dallas/Fort Worth)
Have you ever wondered how Jessica Simpson or Jennifer Lopez got that lean, toned body? Now you can find out thanks to a new book that’s revealing celebrity diet secrets.
Regimens: Diet Supplement Seen as Risky for Some Users (New York Times)
Probiotics, the potentially beneficial bacteria and yeasts available as diet supplements, may not be as helpful as widely believed.
Flat Belly Diet Frenzy Again After Rachel Ray Plug (Gay Wired)
The Internet is a quick way to judge just how powerful a celebrity endorsement of a product can be. After a plug by Rachel Ray on her daytime TV show on Tuesday, the Flat Belly Diet!
Cardiologist says diet exercise are the best medicine to ward off heart disease (The Demopolis Times)
DEMOPOLIS The old adage an apple a day keeps the doctor away, may be true, but cardiologist Dr. John Mantle said the best way to stave off visits to the physician is proper diet, exercising and avoiding smoking.
IQ boost seen in premature babies fed rich diet (Daily Telegraph)
Premature babies fed on a high-nutrient diet grow up to be more intelligent, scientists at Great Ormond Street Hospital claim.
Elements Diet sets open house (Exeter News-Letter)
EXETER Elements Diet & Fitness will celebrate its first anniversary on Wednesday, Feb. 20, from 6 to 9 p.m. to thank the community for its continued support.
BOJ Gov Fukui To Appear At Diet Committee From 0130 GMT (Nasdaq)
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Bank of Japan Gov. Toshihiko Fukui will testify before a Diet committee Wednesday, a person close to the parliament said. Fukui will answer questions from 0130 GMT to 0210 GMT at a Lower House fiscal and financial panel, the person said.