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Warning over internet painkillers

Prescription-only painkillers available over the internet could be "deadly" say experts.

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Happiness really does rub off on others

Happiness is infectious and can spread like a "ripple" through social groups, according to US researchers.

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Approximately One-third of Human Genes Have Monoclonal Antibodies and a Half of Human Genes Have Polyclonal Antibodies

ExactAntigen.com releases antibody summaries indicating 13311 genes including 7352 human genes have monoclonal antibodies and 30434 genes including 12988 human genes have polyclonal antibodies (PRWeb Dec 4, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/12/prweb1696784.htm

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Coolibar Offers Winter Sun Protection Mythbusters

This winter, as people head outside for their favorite winter activities or start planning a sunny vacation getaway, Coolibar, the nation's leading sun protective clothing manufacturer, offers health-conscious consumers a guide to winter sun protection myths. (PRWeb Dec 4, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/12/prweb1698664.htm

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ESPN'S Dick Vitale and Michael Wilbon Stand Up in the Fight Against Prostate Cancer

Celebrity duo bring sports flavor to the conversation about a serious men's health threat (PRWeb Dec 4, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/12/prweb1704504.htm

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Herald the Holidays with Jingle Jam Recipe Infused with Cancer-Fighting Ingredients - Celebrate the Season with this Tasty Treat

'Tis the season to be merry, but with the economic crunch and a long list of gifts needed for neighbors, friends, and teachers, consumers' budgets are stretched. Texas Oncology has developed a free holiday recipe for Jingle Jam, an easy-to-make, Southern-style preserve that combines healthful cranberries, citrus, and jalapenos. This recipe, full of cancer-fighting ingredients, is sure to please everyone on gift lists and around holiday tables - while leaving you some change to jingle in your pockets. (PRWeb Dec 4, 2008) Read the full story at

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Cancer Mortality Increases With Cancer Cell Replikin Count

Drs. Samuel and Elenore Bogoch of Oncolab, Inc. have found that the concentration of replikins, a new class of peptides in genomic proteins*, are quantitatively related to the mortality rate in human cancer of different cell types. No cancer cell genomic structure has previously been reported to be quantitatively related to mortality rate. (PRWeb Dec 4, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/cancer/replikins/prweb1705354.htm

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U.S. Health Stagnates For Fourth Year In A Row As Revealed In 2008 America's Health Rankings™

In a disturbing development, the 2008 America's Health Rankings™: A Call to Action for Individuals & Their Communities revealed that the health of Americans has failed to improve for the fourth consecutive year. Key factors contributing to these results included unprecedented levels of obesity, an increasing number of uninsured people, and the persistence of risky health behaviors, particularly tobacco use.

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Clinton Replacement In Senate Must Uphold Her Legacy As 'Champion For Women,' Opinion Piece Says

Although President-elect Barack Obama's nomination of Sen. HilLary Clinton (D-N.Y.

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Clinton Replacement In Senate Must Uphold Her Legacy As 'Champion For Women,' Opinion Piece Says

Although President-elect Barack Obama's nomination of Sen. HilLary Clinton (D-N.Y.

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Confronting HIV/AIDS In Black Women In Washington, D.C., Requires 'Frank Talk,' Washington Post Opinion Piece Says

"If ever there was a case for unvarnished sex education in public schools, the ongoing AIDS epidemic in black America ought to be it," columnist Courtland Milloy writes in a Washington Post opinion piece.

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Confronting HIV/AIDS In Black Women In Washington, D.C., Requires 'Frank Talk,' Washington Post Opinion Piece Says

"If ever there was a case for unvarnished sex education in public schools, the ongoing AIDS epidemic in black America ought to be it," columnist Courtland Milloy writes in a Washington Post opinion piece.

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Maine Family Planning Advocates Expect Fight Over Parental Consent For Prescription Birth Control

Reproductive health advocates in Bangor, Maine, have launched a campaign -- called the Heart of ME campaign -- in anticipation of legislation to require parental consent for minors to receive contraception at school clinics and other health care providers, the Bangor Daily News reports.

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Maine Family Planning Advocates Expect Fight Over Parental Consent For Prescription Birth Control

Reproductive health advocates in Bangor, Maine, have launched a campaign -- called the Heart of ME campaign -- in anticipation of legislation to require parental consent for minors to receive contraception at school clinics and other health care providers, the Bangor Daily News reports.

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Blue Cross Blue Shield Re-Examining Coverage Cuts For Surgeries, Including Obstetrics

An Office of Personnel Management official said Wednesday during a congressional hearing that OPM will not allow the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association to readjust changes in its health benefits plans for federal employees that would cut coverage for some surgeries, including obstetrical care, the

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Health bullseye

How the Viking's liver fought back from years of abuse

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Private health

Who should be allowed to see your medical records?

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Colorado Health Programs Likely To Be Affected By Declines In Cigarette Tax Revenue

A decline in smoking rates in Colorado has led to a decline in cigarette tax revenue that is used in part to fund state health insurance programs, the Denver Rocky Mountain News reports. In 2004, the state increased the cigarette tax by 64 cents per pack with the goal of using the revenue for health care and tobacco education.

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