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Research Says HIV Can Hide in Bone Marrow TopNews United States Scientists at the University of Michigan have revealed that the virus that causes AIDS can hide in the bone marrow, and come back to cause the illness when patients stop taking medicines. Ashley Hall reports that doctors have been able to trim down the ... Study finds why HIV virus recurs after treatment The Money Times Researchers: AIDS virus can hide in bone marrow The Associated Press How HIV escapes treatment Times of India BusinessWeek  -SmartAboutHealth  -ABC Online all 331 news articles »

 

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Philippine health chief, church fight over condoms The Associated Press MANILA, Philippines ? On Valentine's Day, Philippine government health workers hit the streets of Manila to hand out roses and condoms to passers-by. The message was clear in a country with a relatively small but rapidly growing HIV-positive ... DC to be first US city to give away free female condoms to fight HIV/AIDS Washington Post Washington DC to distribute female condoms BBC News DC first US city to give out free female condoms in AIDS battle Seattle Times AllAfrica.com  -The Money Times  -Food Consumer all 144 news articles »

 

Reuters

Biggest swine flu regret Macon Daily (Pic)- A thermal scanner shows the heat signature of passengers from an international flight arriving at Incheon airport, west of Seoul April 28, 2009. REUTERS/Jung Yeon-je WASHINGTON (Reuters) - First, people were clamoring for H1N1 vaccines, ... Dutch government wants to sell flu vaccines back Reuters Davis: 'Seasonal swine flu not over' Rutland Herald Despite lull, health officials urge residents to get H1N1 vaccination TriCities.com London Madison Press  -American Medical News  -Bennington Banner all 100 news articles »

 

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Insurers, Reaping Huge Profits, Hike Rates CBS News Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, left, speaks with various state insurance commissioners and insurance industry executives in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010. ... Health insurance rate hikes are par for the course Los Angeles Times Health insurers seeking rate hike Boston Globe Stonewalling health-care reform Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal Wall Street Journal  -Daily Caller  -San Francisco Chronicle all 609 news articles »

 

The Money Times

People Who Indulge in Meaningful Talks Tend to Be Happier, Study Says TopNews United States A new study revealed that people who indulge in meaningful conversation are more likely to be happier than those who engage more in irrelevant talks. Purposeful talks can make people cheerful. Researchers from the University of Arizona analyzed the ... Less small talk makes for a happy life Times of India Can You Talk Your Way to Happy? BusinessWeek Meaningful talks can make you happier The Money Times Telegraph.co.uk  -Scientific American  -Tech Jackal all 77 news articles »

 

Health Care N Diet

Say no to sugary drinks Times of India People who consume sugary drinks every day face a greater risk of diabetes and heart disease, a new US study has found. Scientists have found that more Americans now drink sugar-sweetened sodas, sport drinks and fruit drinks daily, and this increase in ... The Soda Epidemic Ivanhoe Increasing Soda Consumption Fuels Rise in Diabetes, Heart Disease BusinessWeek Sugary soft drinks lead to diabetes, research finds Telegraph.co.uk bolohealth.com  -TopNews United States  -Food Consumer all 35 news articles »

 

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Study: Vitamin D Essential For Activating Immune System AHN | All Headline News Copenhagen, Netherlands (AHN) - Researchers in the Netherlands said in a recent report that vitamin D is essential in activating the human immune defense system. The researchers, from the University of Copenhagen, said that without vitamin D, T-cells, ... Vitamin D Helps the Immune System Fight Against Flu Viruses TopNews United States Vitamin D deficiency is why you get flu and other infections Food Consumer Vitamin D Is Key To Bulking Up Your Immune System SmartAboutHealth eFitnessNow  -Telegraph.co.uk  -Daily Mail all 69 news articles »

 

The Guardian

World could soon shield all newborns from HIV: Global Fund Africasia Within five years the world could shield all newborns from HIV, while making strides in reducing deaths from malaria and tuberculosis, the Global Fund to fight the three diseases said Monday. But those gains depend on the world continuing to ramp up ... Global HIV, TB, malaria fund pushes results as it shakes the begging bowl The Daily Maverick Cell phones latest tool to beat HIV-AIDS in Africa AFP Has HIV/Aids had enough of our money? The Guardian 2TheAdvocate  -R4D News (press release)  -Earthtimes (press release) all 152 news articles »

 

TopNews United States

Guidelines revised for prostate screenings GoErie.com The American Cancer Society revised its guidelines for prostate cancer screening on Wednesday. The advocacy group is one of many organizations that make such recommendations. Some questions and answers: A) The bottom line is the same: Routine screening ... Prostatectomy Not Always the Cause Of Death in Prostrate Cancer, Research Says TopNews United States New Approaches to Prostate Cancer Screening: Presented at ASCO-GU DG News Death After Prostatectomy Seldom Due to Prostate Cancer Renal and Urology News MedPage Today  -WSAW  -WBRC all 35 news articles »