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ABC News

Billionaires Back Antismoking Effort
New York Times - 1 hour ago
Bill Gates and New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced their antismoking initiative on Wednesday in New York. By DONALD G. MCNEIL JR Bill Gates and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced on Wednesday that they would spend $500 million to stop ...
Video: Gates, Bloomberg Pool Riches to Fight Smoking AssociatedPress
The $500 million war on smoking Minneapolis Star Tribune
BusinessWeek - Philadelphia Inquirer - FOXBusiness - Bizjournals.com
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PhysOrg.com

Group sees possible link to brain cancer
Baltimore Sun - 25 minutes ago
By David Kohn | Sun reporter An international group of 23 prominent doctors and public health researchers and officials is warning that cell phone use may increase the risk of brain cancer.
Pittsburgh Cancer Center Warns of Cell Phone Risks ABC News
Red alert! The cellphone warning has been issued Los Angeles Times
The Associated Press - Ventura County Star - USA Today
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TheMedGuru

Discovery may boost statin safety
BBC News - 8 hours ago
Scientists have pinpointed a gene mutation as a major cause of a rare side effect of the cholesterol-lowering drugs statins. They hope the discovery could lead to a simple test to identify patients at increased risk of myopathy - severe muscle pain and ...
Genetic Cause of Statin-Related Muscle Pain Found Washington Post
Gene May Predict Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Risk, Study Says Bloomberg
U.S. News & World Report - Reuters - The Associated Press - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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Xinhua

Salmonella Outbreak Exposes Food-Safety Flaws
Wall Street Journal - Jul 22, 2008
By JANE ZHANG and JANET ADAMY The twisting road that led federal investigators to announce Monday that they found a single contaminated jalapeņo pepper grown in Mexico and sitting at a distribution center in McAllen, Texas -- the smoking gun in the ...
Grocers stop selling jalapeno peppers after salmonella discovery Los Angeles Times
Found: Smoking Jalapeno Washington Post
KTAR.com - San Francisco Chronicle - MPNnow.com - Bizjournals.com
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ChattahBox

World's largest online medical encyclopedia planned
San Jose Mercury News - 11 hours ago
By Sandy Kleffman Known as Medpedia, the site will be free and available to the public when it launches at the end of this year. Physicians, medical schools, hospitals and health organizations are volunteering to build a comprehensive clearinghouse for ...
Health Officials To Launch World's Largest Online Medical Encyclopedia AHN
MedPedia Is Wikifying the Medical Search Space Washington Post
Los Angeles Times - FOXBusiness - Computerworld - Telegraph.co.uk
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New York Daily News

Flying can be a rough ride for autistic children, families
USA Today - 6 hours ago
By Rebecca Kaplan, USA TODAY With heightened security regulations and frequent delays, airplane travel can be an unpleasant ordeal for anyone.
Local parents upset over conservative radio host's comments about ... WDBJ7.com
google news commentComment by Kim Stagliano Writer, Blogger, Mom to three girls with autism
Jackson Clarion Ledger - New York Times - WCAV - WCCO
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The Money Times

New rule fights West Nile virus
Boston Globe - 3 hours ago
In Halifax, that kiddie pool left for days on the front lawn isn't just unwelcome; it's a crime, of sorts. The town has become one of the first communities in the state, if not the first, to enact an ordinance making it illegal to allow untreated water ...
Tests Confirm Pennsylvania's First Human Case of West Nile Virus ... FOXBusiness
West Nile appears in Utah County Daily Herald
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Patients often hide sexual orientation
United Press International - 1 hour ago
NEW YORK, July 24 (UPI) -- Thirty-nine percent of men in New York City who have sex with other men do not disclose their sexual orientation to their doctors, health officials said.
Many Gays Don?t Tell Doctors Their Sexuality, Study Finds New York Times
Four in 10 gay men don't tell doctors New York Daily News
Newsday - Metro.us
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Sydney Morning Herald

Viagra helpful to women on antidepressants, study finds
Los Angeles Times - Jul 23, 2008
In a small study, 72% of those on SSRIs -- which can have debilitating sexual side effects -- reported improvement when taking the male impotence drug.
Viagra May Boost Female Libido in Some Cases U.S. News & World Report
Viagra Might Help Depressed Women Get Sexual Mojo Back eFluxMedia
Wall Street Journal - Reuters - WebMD - USA Today
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Los Angeles Times

'Father of medical genetics'
Baltimore Sun - 25 minutes ago
By Chris Emery | Sun Reporter Dr. Victor A. McKusick, a Johns Hopkins professor who pioneered the study of medical genetics and spent his career exploring how patients' genes predisposed them to medical disorders, died of cancer Tuesday at his home in ...
Considered father of medical genetics Chicago Tribune
A Genetics Pioneer Who Mapped the Inner World Washington Post
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