Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Health

Honduras seeks to stop smoking — even at home

AP – Tue Feb 22, 1:54 am ET TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras – Lighting up a cigarette at home could bring a visit from Honduran police if a family member or even a visitor complains about secondhand smoke. Full Story »

Hard times again at Haiti nursing home

AP – Sat Feb 19, 12:14 pm ET
  • Can early baldness signal elevated prostate cancer risk?

    ContributorNetwork – Thu Feb 17, 1:51 pm ET  
    According to a study was published in the Oxford Journals Annals of Oncology, men who experienced androgenic alopecia, or male pattern baldness, by the age of 20 were at an increased risk for prostate cancer later in their lives. The male hormone, androgen, might play an important role in developing both prostate cancer and male pattern baldness, or adrogenic alopecia. Full Story »
  • Myanmar mass inoculation plan after polio case: UN

    AFP – Tue Feb 22, 1:04 am ET  
    Myanmar is planning a mass polio vaccination after a seven-month-old... AFP/File
    YANGON (AFP) - Myanmar is planning a mass polio vaccination after a seven-month-old baby was diagnosed with the virus, the country's first case in three years, according to the the United Nations Children's Fund. Full Story »
  • AIDS Relief Plan Spurs Approval of HIV Drug

    ContributorNetwork – Fri Feb 18, 8:01 pm ET  
    The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) spurred the FDA to declare tentative approval of the generic abacavir sulfate oral solution for the treatment of HIV-1. Ziagen-equivalent abacavir sulfate is made by Cipla, Ltd. of Mumbai, India. Full Story »
  • Group of Short Ecuadoreans Holds Anti-Aging Secret

    LiveScience.com – Sat Feb 19, 8:15 am ET  
    A group of short-statured Ecuadoreans has surprised scientists, not for its members' dwarfism, but because they are also immune to cancer and diabetes. Now scientists think they've figured out the group's healthy secret. Full Story »
  • Eight known carcinogens to remove from your house

    Y! Green – Mon Feb 14, 11:58 am ET  
    Second only to heart disease as a leading cause of death in the United States, cancer is responsible for close to 500,000 deaths per year. Many products we use in our homes contain ingredients linked to or suspected to cause cancer, not to mention other ingredients that can cause allergies, asthma, and other health problems. Poor government regulation in the face of so many chemical ingredients is to blame, but we can take charge once we know what to look for. Full Story »

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Sports News

The New York Knicks ended the Carmelo Anthony trade saga and their quest for a second superstar with one blockbuster deal. Full Story »

Travel News

King Tut exhibit open at Science Museum of Minn.

AP – Fri Feb 18, 2:53 pm ET
Visitors to the Science Museum of Minnesota are getting a glimpse into the life of Egyptian royalty at the King Tut exhibit that is now open. Full Story »

Entertainment News

'Spider-Man' musical asks famed director for help

AP – Mon Feb 21, 9:01 pm ET
The trouble-plagued Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has hired a veteran director to help with the show's sound and arrangements. Full Story »



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