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Lastest Health News...  (search above) ChattahBox Low Levels of Vitamin D Spell Trouble for Breast Cancer Patients Washington Post - May 16, 2008 By Amanda Gardner FRIDAY, May 16 (HealthDay News) -- Women with breast cancer who have a vitamin D deficiency at the time of diagnosis are more likely to have a recurrence or to die from their disease, a new study shows. Health Buzz: Vitamin D and Other Health News U.S. News & World Report Vitamin D deficiency linked to breast cancer, study finds Los Angeles Times Reuters - ABC News - Baltimore Sun - eFluxMedia all 366 news articles » The Money Times Obesity as a cause of global warming? Los Angeles Times - May 16, 2008 That pesky obesity thing. First it forced Disneyland to increase the sizes of its theme-park costumes, and hospitals to buy larger hoists and beds. Do Obese People Aggravate Global Warming? ABC News The world's obese population is rising BBC News Reuters - eFluxMedia - Boston Globe - Telegraph.co.uk all 64 news articles » ChattahBox Health Highlights: May 17, 2008 Washington Post - 11 hours ago It was the re-use of syringes and vials containing medicine that caused a hepatitis C outbreak resulting in 84 patients becoming infected at two Las Vegas clinics, theAssociated Pressreports. Report Assesses Blame in Hepatitis Cases New York Times CDC: Syringe reuse linked to hepatitis C outbreak San Jose Mercury News eFluxMedia - eMaxHealth.com - ChattahBox all 210 news articles » PR.com (press release) Cancer society offers information Chicago Daily Herald - 10 hours ago Responding to the growing difficulties of accessing information, care and services for cancer patients in Illinois, the American Cancer Society is partnering with local health-care providers to highlight a suite of complimentary patient services to ... Survivors, supporters gather to fight cancer with walk Urbana/Champaign News-Gazette Relay for Life tries day run Southeast Missourian MiamiHerald.com - Indianapolis Star - Marion Star - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review all 74 news articles » E Canada Now Over 60? New Shingles Vaccine Highly Recommended MedHeadlines - 20 hours ago The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) strongly recommend a new vaccine, Zostavax, for anyone age 60 or older. The vaccine reduces the incidence of painful shingles, also known as herpes zoster, which is caused by the reactivation of the ... It's Official: Get Your Shingles Vaccination U.S. News & World Report CDC Recommends Shingles Vaccine for Those Over 60 Washington Post Reuters - New York Times - eFluxMedia - CNNMoney.com all 89 news articles » eFluxMedia Gay-rights group protests HIV-positive man's sentence Houston Chronicle - 21 hours ago AP DALLAS - A gay-rights group is protesting a 35-year prison sentence given to an HIV-positive man who was convicted of spitting on a police officer, and public health officials say the risk of contracting the AIDS virus from saliva is extremely low. Prison for Man With HIV Who Spit on a Police Officer New York Times 35-year sentence for HIV-positive spitter worries some Dallas Morning News The Associated Press - eFluxMedia - USA Today - Mirror.co.uk all 207 news articles » ChattahBox VA psychologist to staff: don't diagnose PTSD Chicago Tribune - May 16, 2008 A furor has erupted over a psychologist�s email directing staff at a Texas veterans facility to withhold diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder from soldiers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq. Lawmakers to examine e-mail from VA employee The Associated Press Obama calls for Vets Affairs e-mail probe United Press International KRIS-TV - CBS News - Washington Post - New York Times all 244 news articles » InjuryBoard.com CDC warns of Salmonella risk from dry pet food CIDRAP - May 16, 2008 May 16, 2008 (CIDRAP News) - Contaminated dry dog food contributed to a Salmonella outbreak in 2007 that sickened at least 70 people in 19 states in 2006 and 2007, many of them babies, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported ... Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Dry Dog Food Washington Post Salmonella outbreak traced to tainted dog food Reuters eFluxMedia - InjuryBoard.com - North Country Gazette - Newsinferno.com all 48 news articles » ChattahBox Health care billing fight is looming San Diego Union Tribune - May 17, 2008 By Keith Darc� Doctors and hospital officials will square off with health insurers Monday in San Diego over a state plan to ban medical providers from billing emergency room patients for charges not covered by insurance companies. Billing issue leaves patients feeling ill Los Angeles Times Health insurers to restore coverage to 1200 Californians San Jose Mercury News eFluxMedia - Legal News Line - OCRegister - eMaxHealth.com all 75 news articles » eFluxMedia EEE threat waning, trackers eye new mosquito-borne threat Boston Globe - 10 hours ago Four years after Eastern equine encephalitis was first detected in Essex County, the region's top mosquito tracker is confident the latest outbreak of the potentially deadly virus, which spikes about every 15 years, is waning. Mosquitos Are Here! Watch Out For The West Nile Virus eFluxMedia Coast Lines: May 16, 2008 San Jose Mercury News Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - WBBM780 - Mid-Hudson News - Action 3 News all 10 news articles » ChattahBox Are BPA plastic's claims shatterproof? Los Angeles Times - May 16, 2008 Two views have emerged from the same research on whether the chemical in hard, clear polycarbonate plastics is bad for humans. Regardless of who's right, there are alternatives. BPA bottle brouhaha Great Falls Tribune BPA Q&A: Plastic chemical is difficult to avoid Dallas Morning News San Francisco Chronicle - Murfreesboro Post - Reuters - Pensacola News Journal all 56 news articles » E Canada Now Bearing Your Own Twin ABC News - May 16, 2008 By RUSSELL GOLDMAN Doctors in Greece Thursday removed from the belly of a 9-year-old girl what they believe was her embryonic twin absorbed into her abdomen when they were both in the womb. Greek Girl Has Parasitic Twin Removed from Her Stomach eFluxMedia Girl, 9, carrying twin's foetus in her stomach Telegraph.co.uk EmpowHer - Wake Up America - ChattahBox - AHN all 325 news articles » dBTechno White House tilts field in favor of industry Salt Lake Tribune - 9 hours ago Actor Dennis Quaid, left, testifies Wednesday before the House Reform and Government Oversight Committee hearing on the Food and Drug Administration drug and medical device regulations and state liability claims. Dennis Quaid backs drugmaker liability suits Reuters Dennis Quaid Talks Medical Errors With Congress ABC News CNNMoney.com - China Daily - Newsinferno.com - The Associated Press all 429 news articles » Brocktown News Chicago company recalls meat for E. coli concerns The Associated Press - 12 hours ago CHICAGO (AP) - Federal officials say a Chicago-based company is recalling beef products distributed in 11 states because of possible E. coli contamination. Beef used in ground meat products recalled in 11 states Minneapolis Star Tribune Chicago-based company recalls meat in E. coli scare Chicago Tribune Chicagoist - WSAV-TV - WISN.com all 292 news articles » TopNews Nerve block cuts hot flashes after breast cancer Reuters - May 15, 2008 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Blocking parts of the nervous system that regulate body temperature can reduce hot flashes and improve sleep in survivors of breast cancer, researchers reported on Thursday. Nerve Blocks Reduce Hot Flashes In Breast Cancer Survivors FOXNews Treatment for hot flashes tested United Press International Cancer Consultants - U.S. News & World Report - MedPage Today - Medill Reports all 68 news articles » Columbus Dispatch A Year-Long Medical Exam Wall Street Journal - May 16, 2008 By TOM NAGORSKI By Julie Salamon We have all felt it -- the anxiety that comes when we walk (or are wheeled) through a hospital's doors or bring a relative to the emergency room. Nassau medical center extends warning over insulin pens Newsday Claim Of Bad Blood Leading To Hospital Patient's Death Investigated Local6.com Columbus Dispatch - U.S. News & World Report - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com all 8 news articles » Day Care Center Facing Closing After Wild Field Trip InjuryBoard.com - May 16, 2008 In this case, the Kid�s Creations and More took the little kids, ages 1-4, on a field trip to Chuck E. Cheese. Because they only have one van, they packed nearly 40 kids into a van that seats only 15. Child Care Center to be Shut Down after Field Trip Fiasco First Coast News Florida Officials Say Daycare Packed 38 Kids in 15-Person Van on ... FOXNews AHN - News4Jax.com - Local6.com - KWTX all 15 news articles » TopNews Beware: May is prime tick season Minneapolis Star Tribune - May 16, 2008 The high number of tick-borne illnesses last year suggests Minnesotans need to take a few precautions. By TIM HARLOW, Star Tribune My dog had Lymes and anaplasmosis twice despite vaccination and Frontline. Lyme disease spike spurs warning from Minnesota Health Department Pioneer Press Lyme Disease Prevention Kansas City infoZine Hutchinson Leader - KARE - Northland's NewsCenter - TopNews all 29 news articles » WKOW-TV.com State Officials: Home Operator Blocked Staskal WISC - May 16, 2008 MADISON, Wis. -- The operator of an adult family home on Madison's East Side pulled the plug on allowing Mark Staskal to come live there, according to state officials. Staskal case back in limbo Janesville Gazette EDITORIAL: Judge's decision put others at risk Beloit Daily News Leader-Telegram - New Richmond News - WBAY - WKOW-TV.com all 14 news articles » WWJ Cleveland Clinic joins UCF in offering medical students free tuition Orlando Sentinel - May 15, 2008 First the University of Central Florida made history by becoming the first new medical school in the United States to give its first crop of future doctors a free ride. Cleveland med school to offer free tution United Press International Cleveland Clinic Medical School To Offer No-Cost Education for ... Kaiser network.org Akron Beacon Journal - Crain's Cleveland Business - NewsNet5.com - WDTN all 27 news articles »

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