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Beer may be good for bones: study

CBC News - February 9, 2010

Moderate beer consumption may help fight osteoporosis, suggests a study by the University of California's department of food science and technology. Moderate beer consumption...

Business

Why retail investors may be headed for stocks in big way

Michael Babad Globe and Mail Update - February 3, 2010

Plus, Toyota's stop-and-go troubles deepen. Enbridge boosts its dividend. And, Sherlock Holmes boosts Time Warner Stories Report on Business is following today : Toyota's...

Business

Why retail investors may be headed for stocks in big way

Michael Babad Globe and Mail Update - February 3, 2010

Plus, Toyota's stop-and-go troubles deepen. Enbridge boosts its dividend. And, Sherlock Holmes boosts Time Warner Stories Report on Business is following today : Toyota's...

Religion

Russia may return churches seized in 1917

UPI - January 15, 2010

The Russian government wants to return property seized from the Orthodox church more than 90 years ago, an official says. While a bill being...

Religion

Christianity may put American in danger in NKorea

HYUNG-JIN KIM Associated Press Writer - December 31, 2009

A Korean-American missionary believed detained in North Korea walked into the country carrying a Bible, intent on preaching Christianity in a country that bans...

Health

Abortion deal may be hard to keep in health bill

RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press Writer - December 21, 2009

Twice now, abortion was almost a dealbreaker. This time, it was a dealmaker. But of hundreds of deals cut so health care legislation can...

Health

Tea may help control blood sugar

Special to Recorder - November 24, 2009

Tea has long been heralded as promoting heart health and may reduce cancer risk but a U.S. researcher suggests tea may also help control...

Health

Tea may help control blood sugar

Special to Recorder - November 24, 2009

Tea has long been heralded as promoting heart health and may reduce cancer risk but a U.S. researcher suggests tea may also help control...

Health

Bipolar kids may have body clock problem

Special to Recorder - November 13, 2009

U.S. researchers link malfunctioning circadian clock genes to bipolar disorder in children. The study, involving 152 children with the condition and 140 control children,...

Local News

Letters from accused killer may be part of trial

Special to Recorder - November 2, 2009

NASHVILLE - A Nashville judge will decide whether a jury will see letters and phone calls made by an Illinois truck driver accused of...

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