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Eating during labour OK for some: review

CBC News - January 20, 2010

Women should be allowed to eat and drink during labour if they are at low risk of complications, say researchers who reviewed studies on...

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Eating during labour OK for some: review

CBC News - January 20, 2010

Women should be allowed to eat and drink during labour if they are at low risk of complications, say researchers who reviewed studies on...

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Top 5 ways to stay calm and reduce stress

John Halderman - January 20, 2010

Are you looking for more calm satisfying experience with you daily life? Do you get frustrated with yourself at the end of the day...

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Aboriginal women suffer surge in diabetes

André Picard <br />From Tuesday's Globe and Mail - January 19, 2010

Native people, especially women, are developing the disease in their 40s - 30 years sooner than non-natives, study finds The rate of diabetes among...

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US health stocks pull market higher

Special to Recorder - January 19, 2010

NEW YORK - Investors moved back into stocks on hopes that a special election in Massachusetts will take away power from Senate Democrats and...

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Obama delivers pep talk on health care

Jennifer Haberkorn - January 15, 2010

President Obama on Thursday implored House Democrats to fight for the health care overhaul bill and dared Republicans to run against it in the...

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Toxic waste facility rejects radioactive waste

NOAKI SCHWARTZ Associated Press Writer - January 15, 2010

The largest toxic waste facility in the West rejected a proposal by Boeing Co. and NASA to accept tainted soil from the site of...

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Toxic waste facility rejects radioactive waste

NOAKI SCHWARTZ Associated Press Writer - January 15, 2010

The largest toxic waste facility in the West rejected a proposal by Boeing Co. and NASA to accept tainted soil from the site of...

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Get that blood flowing to protect your brain

Paul Taylor From Friday's Globe and Mail - January 15, 2010

New research indicates that a certain gene - as well as exercise - may slow declines in cognitive function Alzheimer's disease is an especially...

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Screening and treating girls doesn’t reduce prevalence of Chlamydia in teens

Special to Recorder - January 14, 2010

Frequent testing and treatment of infection does not reduce the prevalence of Chlamydia in urban teenage girls, according to a long term study by...

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