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Millions missing out on colon cancer screening

LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer - February 15, 2010

Nearly half the people who need potentially lifesaving checks for the nation's No. 2 cancer killer — colorectal cancer — miss them, despite years...

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World mobile subscriptions to reach 5 billion

The Associated Press - February 15, 2010

'Even during an economic crisis, we have seen no drop in the demand for communications services,' says UN telecommunications agency The number of mobile...

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A rate hike for the few — until it’s you

ADAM GELLER AP National Writer - February 15, 2010

To critics, a 39 percent hike in health insurance for some Californians foretells skyrocketing rates for the rest of us. Not so, says the...

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Insurer blames premium hike on demographics

The Associated Press - February 12, 2010

INDIANAPOLIS — Health insurer WellPoint blames a shift in demographics and rising medical costs for its planned 39 percent rate hike for some California...

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No cure for heart disease, Clinton’s case shows

MARILYNN MARCHIONE AP Medical Writer - February 12, 2010

Bill Clinton has a new lease on life, but there's no cure for the heart disease that has twice forced the former president to...

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‘Sperminator’ game teaches teens safe sex

Sarah Boesveld and The Canadian Press - February 12, 2010

The public health unit in London, Ont. has assigned a team of superheroes and a villain named the evil "Sperminator" the intrepid task of...

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Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation awards grant to cancer support agency

Special to Recorder - February 11, 2010

Cancer Support Community, formerly The Wellness Community, recently announced a multi-year grant from the Eli Lilly and Company Foundation that will allow the organization...

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Severity of Wii injuries on the rise Instead of hand pain, some injure their feet on Wii boards, report notes

Special to Recorder - February 11, 2010

Following the introduction of Wii to video gaming in 2006, more than just the ligaments and tendons in the hands of players are becoming...

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Surgery more effective for treating obese teens

Carly Weeks From Wednesday's Globe and Mail - February 10, 2010

Researchers also link bariatric surgery to a significant reduction in metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance, conditions that increase the risk of serious health problems...

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Being bored could be bad for your health

MARIA CHENG AP Medical Writer - February 10, 2010

Can you really be bored to death? In a commentary to be published in the International Journal of Epidemiology in April, experts say there's...

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