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Sisters helping sistersOrganization urges Black women to be proactive about breast cancer

ASHLYN MCNEAL -
It’s time to raise awareness about breast cancer in the Black community and The Sisters Network Inc. plans to be the one to do...
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AP Poll: Health care overhaul has a pulse

Guest Contributor -
The fever has broken. The patient is out of intensive care. But if you're President Barack Obama, you can't stop pacing the waiting room....
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Mental health panel rules sexsomniac ‘not a significant risk’

KIRK MAKIN <br />From Wednesday's Globe and Mail -
A Toronto landscaper who raped a woman in his sleep may be released soon with no strings attached after a team of mental-hospital psychiatrists...
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Mental health panel rules sexsomniac ‘not a significant risk’

KIRK MAKIN From Wednesday's Globe and Mail -
A Toronto landscaper who raped a woman in his sleep may be released soon with no strings attached after a team of mental-hospital psychiatrists...
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Report: 2 million babies and mothers die at birth

CELEAN JACOBSON Associated Press Writer -
More than 2 million babies and mothers die worldwide each year as a result of complications during childbirth, according to a study released Tuesday....
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Report: 2 million babies and mothers die at birth

CELEAN JACOBSON Associated Press Writer -
More than 2 million babies and mothers die worldwide each year as a result of complications during childbirth, according to a study released Tuesday....
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BPA in womb linked to aggression in girls

CBC News -
Pregnant women exposed to a common chemical found in plastics are more likely to have daughters with aggressive and hyperactive behaviours, a new study...
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Does lung cancer kill more women than any other type of cancer?

Dr. Anna Day From Tuesday's Globe and Mail -
We ask the experts to settle common questions we've all wondered about. Question Is it true that lung cancer kills more women than any...
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Ind. doctor among 1st swine flu vaccinations

KEN KUSMER, Associated Press Writer -
A group of Indiana health care workers have been among the first in the nation vaccinated against the swine flu. Health officials in Indiana...
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Ind. looks to track, contain spread of bovine TB

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State wildlife officials will test white-tail deer in southern Indiana for bovine tuberculosis, a chronic bacterial disease that has been confirmed in four red...
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