Friday, April 1, 2011

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FDA proposes rules requiring restaurants to post calorie counts on menus
Los Angeles Times
The FDA's proposed calorie rules would also apply to vending machines, coffee shops and convenience and grocery stores, but would not apply to movie theater concession stands. By Andrew Zajac, Los Angeles Times In the latest attempt to gain ground ...
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K-V Pharma Slashes Price of Drug Amid Outcry
Wall Street Journal
By PETER LOFTUS KV Pharmaceutical Co. said Friday that it would slash the list price of its new premature-birth prevention drug Makena by 55% after a public outcry over the treatment's original price tag of $1500 per shot. The St. Louis-based company ...
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Arizona Asks to Set Fines for Health Risks
New York Times
By MARC LACEY PHOENIX — Arizona's Medicaid program, criticized last year when it halted some organ transplants to save money, has come up with another cost-saving measure that has people talking. Following the lead of some private health plans, ...
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ESB Goes Blue For Autism Awareness
NY1
Six-time Grammy winner Toni Braxton joined supporters from Autism Speaks Friday to flip the switch for the tribute. A thousand landmark buildings around the world are participating. Braxton is the mother of an autistic child and says she couldn't have ...
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Disease threatens some New England bats with extinction
Reuters
A hibernating brown bat with a white muzzle typical of white-nose syndrome is seen in this undated handout photograph released on March 31, 2011. America's bats are dying in their hundreds of thousands due to a mysterious illness called white-nose ...
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Reuters
Standards Set for Joint Ventures to Improve Health Care
New York Times
By ROBERT PEAR WASHINGTON — The Obama administration proposed long-awaited regulations on Thursday encouraging doctors and hospitals to band together, coordinate care and cut costs. In return, the government offered financial rewards to health care ...
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Many women have kids with multiple fathers
UPI.com
WASHINGTON, April 1 (UPI) -- It is surprisingly common for US women of all levels of income and education to have more than one father for their children, researchers found. Demographer Cassandra Dorius, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of ...
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Funding provided for drug Provenge
The Seattle Times
Providing the drug Provenge to Medicare patients who have prostate cancer is yet another example of the irresponsible, wasteful spending by our government ["Medicare will cover cost of Dendreon's cancer drug," Business, March 21]. ...
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Woman, 66, tackles robber, credits her cancer for giving her bravery
Orlando Sentinel
By Juan Ortega and Ihosvani Rodriguez, Sun Sentinel A 66-year-old bank customer, courageous because she says she is dying of cancer, tackled a would-be robber Friday and restrained her until deputies arrived, the Broward Sheriff's Office said. ...
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Orlando Sentinel
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Carmi Times
Carmi Mayor David Port signed a document Thursday proclaiming April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Looking on (left to right) were State's Attorney T. Scott Webb; Diana Tharp, victims' advocate for the state's attorney's office; Amanda Moore, ...
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Mass.: Very slight radiation found in air sample
Boston Herald
By AP Health officials in Massachusetts say a very low level of radioiodine has been detected in a routine air sample collected this week. The state health department said Friday the March 29 sample was only slightly above the lowest detectable level, ...
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Parents share strategies for helping autistic children
Dayton Daily News
By Meredith Moss, Staff Writer 6:42 PM Friday, April 1, 2011 • I have a 13-year-old son with autism and served as the president of the Dayton Chapter of the Autism Society of America from 2006-11. For someone who suspects his/her child is autistic, ...
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Study: Fresh food can lower your BPA
Chicago Sun-Times
People can reduce their exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals, including bisphenol-A, by eating more fruits and vegetables and less food from plastic containers and metal cans, a new study says. A group of 20 San Francisco residents had 66 percent ...
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Area doctors, advocates push for organ donor registration
Monitor
MCALLEN – When 17-year-old Hidalgo High School student Abby De Anda died in a car accident five years ago, her family made the tough decision to donate her organs. "We thought about her and what she would want…Abby was a giver," said her father Luis De ...
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VIDEO & Spotted®: Relay for Life in Richmond Hill
Savannah Morning News
By Savannah Morning News Walkers came out to JF Gregory Park Friday night for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life event. Survivors, caregivers and other community members will go around the clock in the battle against cancer. ...
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