Posts from — April 2008
Hundreds potentially exposed to rubella - United Press International
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Hundreds potentially exposed to rubella
United Press International - 4 hours ago MILWAUKEE, April 30 (UPI) — The Wisconsin Health Department says it is making attempts to warn 750 people they were potentially exposed to the rubella virus. Vernon County confirms measles case in western Wis. WBAY Health Department Warns Bus Riders of Rubella WJFW-TV WKOW-TV.com - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - WISN.com - Newsradio 620 all 17 news articles |
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Even Less Help in Hard Times - New York Times
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Even Less Help in Hard Times
New York Times - Apr 30, 2008 The troubled economy could soon create a major fiscal crisis for the state-run Medicaid and children’s health programs that would only be exacerbated by the Bush administration’s efforts to cut these programs back. Unhealthy cuts Baltimore Sun Guest Opinion: Medicaid fund cuts would slam state MLive.com Heritage.org - eMaxHealth.com - Kaiser network.org - Medical News Today (press release) all 18 news articles |
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Even Less Help in Hard Times - New York Times
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Even Less Help in Hard Times
New York Times - Apr 30, 2008 The troubled economy could soon create a major fiscal crisis for the state-run Medicaid and children’s health programs that would only be exacerbated by the Bush administration’s efforts to cut these programs back. CHIP shows successes, but advocates seek more Houston Chronicle Louisiana Launches Initiative To Reach Uninsured eMaxHealth.com El Paso Times - Fort Worth Star Telegram - Marshall News Messenger - KTEN all 33 news articles |
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'South Beach Diet' author's new plan: Supercharged or inflated? - USA Today
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'South Beach Diet' author's new plan: Supercharged or inflated?
USA Today - 20 hours ago By Nanci Hellmich, USA TODAY The South Beach Diet by cardiologist Arthur Agatston has been wildly popular since it arrived in 2003 and promoted a diet that cuts back on artery-clogging fat and processed carbohydrates. Top Diet Tips As You Age Forbes all 5 news articles |
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More Mothers Breast-Feed, in First Months at Least - New York Times
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More Mothers Breast-Feed, in First Months at Least
New York Times - 6 hours ago By GARDINER HARRIS About 77 percent of new mothers breast-feed their infants at least briefly, the highest rate seen in the United States in more than a decade, according to a government survey released on Wednesday. CDC: 3 out of 4 new moms in US now breast-feed their infants The Associated Press Survey: Breast Feeding Rates At Record High In US AHN Dallas Morning News - dBTechno - WTTE - Chiropractic News (press release) all 269 news articles |
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Indictment: Missing girl was beaten, denied medical care - The Associated Press
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Indictment: Missing girl was beaten, denied medical care
The Associated Press - 6 hours ago AURORA, Colo. (AP) - A young girl who is missing and presumed dead had been repeatedly beaten and locked in a closet for hours because she wet herself, according to an indictment released Wednesday. Aaroné's sibling heard beating Denver Post Indictment: Missing girl was beaten, denied medical care San Diego Union Tribune Daily Camera - Rocky Mountain News - 9NEWS.com - cbs4denver.com all 149 news articles |
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Kirkland church-goers may have been exposed to measles - Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Kirkland church-goers may have been exposed to measles
Seattle Post Intelligencer - 2 hours ago State public health officials along with colleagues in King County and Grant County are working to track down people who may have been exposed to measles while attending a Kirkland church gathering in late March. Suspected Measles Exposure at Tucson School and Hospitals KOLD-TV 3 cases of measles confirmed in Grant County KOMO Arizona Daily Star - Tucson Citizen - KVOA.com - Seattle Post Intelligencer all 20 news articles |
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South Carolina Schools Work To Improve Nutrition Despite Decline … - AMonline.com
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South Carolina Schools Work To Improve Nutrition Despite Decline …
AMonline.com, WI - 2 hours ago Students throughout South Carolina are glad that the state bill legislating nutrition requirements died in the legislature, according to the Fort Mill Times … Both Houses Of Congress Agree On Farm Bill Allocating $10 Billion … AMonline.com all 2 news articles |
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South Carolina Schools Work To Improve Nutrition Despite Decline … - AMonline.com
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South Carolina Schools Work To Improve Nutrition Despite Decline …
AMonline.com, WI - 36 minutes ago Students throughout South Carolina are glad that the state bill legislating nutrition requirements died in the legislature, according to the Fort Mill Times … |
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Doctor in hepatitis probe can't practice - San Jose Mercury News
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Doctor in hepatitis probe can't practice
San Jose Mercury News - 1 hour ago By BRENDAN RILEY AP Writer CARSON CITY, Nev.—A judge on Wednesday blocked a second Las Vegas doctor linked to a hepatitis C outbreak from practicing medicine pending resolution of a 10-count state Board of Medical Examiners complaint against him. Doc at Center of Nevada Hepatitis C Outbreak Barred from … Newsinferno.com Las Vegas Hepatitis C Doc Blocked From Medicine InjuryBoard.com Las Vegas Review - Journal - Times of India - Las Vegas Sun - San Francisco Chronicle all 59 news articles |
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