Reporting on Masturbation-Cancer Link Is Wrong - U.S. News World Report
Pravda Reporting on Masturbation-Cancer Link Is Wrong U.S. News & World Report - 14 hours ago Recent reporting you may have read on the health effects of masturbation is wrong. I don't mean morally; I mean journalistically. Study: Frequent Masturbation May Prevent Prostate Cancer FOXNews Masturbation may prevent prostate cancer China Daily Pravda - ShortNews.
House Challenges Administration on Medicaid Rules - Washington Post
House Challenges Administration on Medicaid Rules Washington Post - 13 hours ago By JIM ABRAMS AP WASHINGTON -- The House voted Wednesday to block the Bush administration from cutting federal spending on Medicaid health care for the poor by $13 billion over the next five years.
Burritos Take Down Kent State Students and Track Team - U.S. News World Report
10TV Burritos Take Down Kent State Students and Track Team U.S. News & World Report - 11 hours ago If victims of the Great Kent State Chipotle Burrito massacre of April 2008 can take comfort in anything, it's knowing Chipotle is willing to pay their medical bills as penance (and good PR), the Daily Kent Stater reports.
Panel Confirms That Ozone Kills - U.S. News World Report
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US researchers confirm heparin contaminant - Reuters
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Physical Education Aims for Active Lives, Fewer Painful Memories - Voice of America
E Canada Now Physical Education Aims for Active Lives, Fewer Painful Memories Voice of America - 9 hours ago Common sense would tell us that physically active children may be more likely to become active and healthy adults. In the United States, elementary and middle schools are advised to give students two and a half hours of physical activity a week.
Nalgene sports bottle maker sued over toxic claims - Reuters
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Attorney leading suit a veteran in battling VA - San Francisco Chronicle
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Heart cells cultured in the lab - BBC News
The Money Times Heart cells cultured in the lab BBC News - 8 hours ago Scientists have moved a step closer to creating functioning heart tissue for transplants in the lab. They have grown three types of human heart cells from cultures derived from embryonic stem cells.
Indonesia defends its bird flu stance against US criticism - The Associated Press
Indonesia defends its bird flu stance against US criticism The Associated Press - 2 hours ago JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Indonesia does not want money for its samples of a deadly bird flu virus, a health official said Wednesday after the US criticized his country for refusing to share the samples with the international community.