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Misdiagnosed diverticulitis leads to serious consequences
DEAR DR. GOTT: I recently read your article about diverticulosis and would like to share my experience.
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David Hasselhoff rushed to hospital after seizure
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Two EMTs helped a 30-year-old Roxbury woman deliver her baby on Thanksgiving Day.
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More than 1,000 deaths from the H1N1 swine flu virus were officially reported in the past week, a sharp rise which brings the global total to at least 7,826, the World Health Organization said on Friday.
Food stamps estimate raises debate over 'poverty'
The estimate was startling, and made headlines around the country: Almost half of all U.S. kids will be on food stamps at some time during childhood.
SWINE flu virus mutations are spreading in Europe, French health officials say as the World Health Organisation reported a leap in deaths from the disease by more than 1,000 in a week.
Fri Nov 27, 2009 5:48am EST - Singer Nick Jonas testifies at the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs hearing about Type 1 Diabetes Research on Capitol Hill in Washington, June 24, 2009.
In Virginia, where tobacco was once king, restaurants prepare to go smoke-free on Dec. 1
The bluish haze that has hung over the Third Street Diner's bar and booths for decades finally lifts next month as a new anti-smoking law takes hold in Virginia, a huge shift for a state whose tobacco habit dates to the Jamestown settlement some 400 years ago.
Doctor: 4 Steps To Eating Right During Holidays
Dr. David Boston from the Southwest Washington Medical Center gives advice to help people avoid caloric catastrophe this holiday season.
Paralyzed dog cheers children's hospital patients
Every Tuesday, patients at Miami Children's Hospital get a visit from a foot-tall therapist who doesn't make them exercise or ask them how they feel.
Drug-resistant H1N1 no major change in virus
Swine flu vaccine safe; new hope for cancer vaccine Nov. 25: U.S. health officials said Wednesday there's no evidence that the swine flu vaccine is causing any serious side effects.
A backlash of mistrust By Ellen Goodman BOSTON - Is there such a thing as communications malpractice? If so, we might consider the case of Women vs.
Ind. directing more swine flu vaccine to colleges
RICK CALLAHAN Ind. directing more swine flu vaccine to college campuses to head off 3rd wave of H1N1 INDIANAPOLIS - INDIANAPOLIS a ' State health officials said Wednesday they are directing more swine flu vaccine to Indiana 's college campuses in hopes of preventing or reducing a third swine flu outbreak in the state early next year.
Jamie Moyer of Philadelphia admitted to hospital
Phillies pitcher Jamie Moyer has been hospitalized due to recurring symptoms from groin surgery in September.
Pakistan charges 7 in Mumbai attacks
Nov. 25 - A Pakistani court charged seven Pakistani suspects on terror charges connected to the Mumbai attacks a year ago.
US report: No evidence that swine flu vaccine causing serious side effects
U.S. health officials say there's no evidence that the swine flu vaccine is causing any serious side effects.
China reports 8 cases of mutated swine flu virus
Flu viruses mutate easily, and scientists have been closing watching for signs that the swine flu virus is changing, which could make it more dangerous or more infectious.
Eugene Robinson: Cap everyone else's health care costs, but not mine
THE UPROAR over the on-again, off-again guidelines on when women should have mammograms is proof of the blindingly obvious: Health care reform that actually controls costs - rather than just pretending to do so - would be virtually impossible to achieve.