Chinese fast-food chain Panda Express thrives on a diet of orange … - Los Angeles Times
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Chinese fast-food chain Panda Express thrives on a diet of orange …
Los Angeles Times, CA - 45 minutes ago Kristy Marrow, a sales representative for a tool company, at a Panda Express in Azusa. She says she eats at the chain about once a week. … |
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Sewage spill closes section of shore in Long Beach - Los Angeles Times
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Sewage spill closes section of shore in Long Beach
Los Angeles Times - 5 hours ago A nearly 4-mile section of beach in Long Beach remained closed Tuesday evening after more than 20000 gallons of sewage spilled into the Los Angeles River. Sewage spill closes beaches in Long Beach San Jose Mercury News Sewage shuts LB shoreline Long Beach Press-Telegram LBReport.com - MyFox Los Angeles all 24 news articles |
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Pembroke residents should continue to boil water - WHDH-TV
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Pembroke residents should continue to boil water
WHDH-TV - 1 hour ago PEMBROKE, Mass. — Pembroke officials are urging town residents to continue to boil their drinking water as they recover from the discovery of E. coli in the distribution system. Pembroke officials to discuss E. coli contamination Boston Globe Water Tests Clean After E. coli Contamination Boston Channel.com Boston Herald - WBZ - Pembroke Mariner & Reporter - eFluxMedia all 34 news articles |
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Supplements OK for Cancer Survivors? - WebMD
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Supplements OK for Cancer Survivors?
WebMD - 2 hours ago Supplement use was tied into diet habits and other lifestyle factors, Snyder's team found. In general, the healthier the lifestyle, the more likely the … Cancer survivors: Heed supplement warnings United Press International Older Cancer Survivors Should Heed Concerns About Dietary Supplements WebWire (press release) all 5 news articles |
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'Positive results' on AIDS therapy - China Daily
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'Positive results' on AIDS therapy
China Daily - 1 hour ago By Shan Juan (China Daily) MEXICO CITY — The early results of a clinical trial to test the efficacy of "second-line" treatments for people suffering from full-blown AIDS have been positive, a senior Chinese health official said at last week's 2008 … Genital herpes treatment does not prevent HIV Reuters Advocates Share Ideas In Teaching About AIDS New York Times Catholic Weekly - Kaiser network.org - Washington Post - The Citizen Daily all 1,100 news articles |
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Beat rising food bills - follow the inflation-proof diet - guardian.co.uk
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Beat rising food bills - follow the inflation-proof diet
guardian.co.uk, UK - 1 hour ago Mysupermarket.co.uk publishes prices for a shopping basket of staples, in various shops, year on year, and it is quite depressing. … |
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Alcohol abuse rises among US combat veterans-study - Reuters
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Alcohol abuse rises among US combat veterans-study
Reuters - Aug 12, 2008 CHICAGO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - A significant number of US veterans back from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan begin abusing alcohol after returning, perhaps to cope with traumatic memories of combat, military researchers said on Tuesday. Drinking Problems Greater Among Returning Combat Veterans U.S. News & World Report After combat, citizen soldiers turning to alcohol The Associated Press Bloomberg - eFluxMedia - MedHeadlines - Abilene Reporter-News all 357 news articles |
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FDA OKs HIV Drug Viread for Hepatitis B - WebMD
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FDA OKs HIV Drug Viread for Hepatitis B
WebMD - Aug 12, 2008 By Miranda Hitti Aug. 12, 2008 — The FDA has approved the HIV drug Viread for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B in adults, according to Viread's maker, California-based Gilead Sciences Inc. Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis B … Viread Approved for Hepatitis B U.S. News & World Report Gilead HIV drug approved for hepatitis B Bizjournals.com Prescribing Reference - eFluxMedia - Pharmaceutical Processing - Business Insurance all 108 news articles |
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5 Lifestyle Habits Cut Stroke Risk - WebMD
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5 Lifestyle Habits Cut Stroke Risk
WebMD - 13 hours ago By Kelley Colihan Aug. 12, 2008 — A new study shows that five healthy lifestyle factors help cut the risk of the most common type of stroke by 80%. Stroke Risk Plummets With Healthy Lifestyle U.S. News & World Report Bad childhood experiences tied to early drinking Reuters ChattahBox - dBTechno - TopNews - MedPage Today all 37 news articles |
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Parents Like Retail Clinics for Kids - WebMD
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Parents Like Retail Clinics for Kids
WebMD - 6 hours ago By Kelley Colihan According to a new survey, many parents do — and those who have would do so again. Retail clinics — also known as in-store or convenient-care clinics — began cropping up in suburban landscapes in 2005. Some walk-in clinics closing after boom Minneapolis Star Tribune Convenience key to retail clinics United Press International MedHeadlines - Newswise (press release) all 15 news articles |
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Value Added: The Cookie Diet Hits The Web - Washington Post
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Value Added: The Cookie Diet Hits The Web
Washington Post, United States - 1 hour ago Matthew Siegal made me think of that line when he told me how easy it was to expand his father's diet cookie business, which could earn Matt millions if … |
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Report: Health care costs to rise 10.6% - Bizjournals.com
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Report: Health care costs to rise 10.6%
Bizjournals.com - 26 minutes ago Rises in health care costs are slowing but will still increase more than 10 percent in the coming year, according to a report from Aon Consulting Worldwide. Health care cost growth expected to slow San Francisco Chronicle Health care costs seen rising 10 percent in 2009 The Associated Press Kaiser network.org - FinancialWeek (subscription) - Business Insurance - WTHI all 217 news articles |
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet - U.S. News & World Report
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
U.S. News & World Report, DC - Aug 12, 2008 Their two-month study of overweight or obese adults, ages 25 to 60, found that those who ate two eggs for breakfast as part of a calorie-reduced diet lost … |
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet - U.S. News & World Report
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
U.S. News & World Report, DC - 2 hours ago Their two-month study of overweight or obese adults, ages 25 to 60, found that those who ate two eggs for breakfast as part of a calorie-reduced diet lost … |
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet - U.S. News & World Report
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Breakfast Eggs Keep Folks on Diet
U.S. News & World Report, DC - 34 minutes ago Their two-month study of overweight or obese adults, ages 25 to 60, found that those who ate two eggs for breakfast as part of a calorie-reduced diet lost … |
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Exec in CA homeless patient scam denies charges - FierceHealthcare
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Exec in CA homeless patient scam denies charges
FierceHealthcare - 1 hour ago By Anne Zieger A man operating a health assessment center on Los Angeles's Skid Row has formally denied charges that he took kickbacks from three metro LA hospitals to locate homeless people for needless treatment. Mitts Pleads Not Guilty To Recruiting Homeless For Insurance Scam ChattahBox Man pleads not guilty in homeless health case San Jose Mercury News International Herald Tribune - dBTechno - New York Times - CNN all 580 news articles |
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Michael Phelps Diet On Spotlight - eMaxHealth.com
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Michael Phelps Diet On Spotlight
eMaxHealth.com, NC - 54 minutes ago Can one eat pizza and pasta most of the time and be on such a good diet to become an Olylmpic Champion? Apparently that's the case with Michael Phelps as … |
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Early diet 'affects learning' - The Press Association
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Early diet 'affects learning'
The Press Association - 2 hours ago Children who ate a junk food diet when they were three made less progress at school, the study by the Institute for Education at the University of London … |
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Early diet 'affects learning' - The Press Association
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Early diet 'affects learning'
The Press Association - 59 minutes ago Children who ate a junk food diet when they were three made less progress at school, the study by the Institute for Education at the University of London … |
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Don't say diet - San Jose Mercury News
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Don't say diet
San Jose Mercury News, USA - 1 hour ago By Kathy Manweiler Wichita (Kan.) Eagle If summertime has a signature sandwich, it might be the BLT. Here's the bad news: that sandwich can contain more … |
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Is This Blurry? Half of Americans Have Poor Eyesight, Study Finds - FOXNews
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Is This Blurry? Half of Americans Have Poor Eyesight, Study Finds
FOXNews - 1 hour ago Fifty percent of Americans age 20 and older are thought to have some sort of vision problem, most commonly myopia (nearsightedness) or astigmatism (blurred vision), researchers at the National Eye Institute reported Monday in the Archives of … Half of US Adults Lack 20/20 Vision U.S. News & World Report Eye care gap found between Americans, Canadians CBC.ca MedPage Today - Reuters India - TheMedGuru - Thaindian.com all 40 news articles |
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Plant-Based Diets: An Overview of Options for Optimal Health - Natural News.com
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Plant-Based Diets: An Overview of Options for Optimal Health
Natural News.com, AZ - 1 hour ago (NaturalNews) The common question surrounding plant-based diets concerns the source of protein. Although food calories also consist of carbohydrates and … |
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Braw or Naw: Diet of Worms - The Skinny
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Braw or Naw: Diet of Worms
The Skinny, UK - 2 hours ago Irish sketch group Diet of Worms cast their critical eye over what's braw and what's naw at this year's Fringe. Braw: The delightfully odd woman who came to … |
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Hot Docs: An Impending Oil Crunch, New Orleans, Dirty Dining, and More - U.S. News & World Report
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Hot Docs: An Impending Oil Crunch, New Orleans, Dirty Dining, and More
U.S. News & World Report - 2 hours ago The Coming Oil Supply Crunch: Oil prices might be high now, but the world could face a "serious oil supply crunch" in the next five to 10 years, according to a study by Chatham House, Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs, that looks at … Three Years After Katrina New York Times Optimism Blends with Disappointment Three Years after Katrina eFluxMedia Washington Post - dBTechno - Kaiser network.org all 28 news articles |
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Diet worth its weight in gold - The Age
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Diet worth its weight in gold
The Age, Australia - 5 hours ago FOR six months Nathan Outteridge went to bed with his stomach aching, hungry for food. All the sailor from Wangi Wangi on the NSW Central Coast wanted to do … |
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