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California Governor Approved Assisted Suicide
by Sacramento Bee, 4 October 2008

SACRAMENTO – California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has officially approved an assisted suicide measure allowing nurses to sedate, dehydrate and starve depressed or confused individuals they consider to be "terminally ill." The bill, sponsored by Assemblywoman Patty Berg, a Democrat, passed the California Assembly Aug. 28, and the state Senate Aug. 20. It was signed by the governor yesterday. The legislation, called the "Terminal Patients' Right to Know End of Life...
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Vietnam Runs Short on Tamiflu as Avian Influenza Spreads
by Thanhnien News, 7 March 2008

  Vietnam runs short on Tamiflu as avian influenza spreads The stock of Tamiflu at Vietnam’s leading institute for treating bird flu...
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DNA Tests Create Fear for Patients
by The New York Times, 25 February 2008

By AMY HARMONVictoria Grove wanted to find out if she was destined to develop the form of emphysema that ran in her family, but she did not want to ask her doctor for the DNA test that would tell...
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A Super Food that Changes Lives !
by MonaVie, 18 February 2008

SALT LAKE CITY, UT - On Saturday, January 8, 2005, Monarch Health Sciences introduced MonaVie , a potent fruit juice blend of 19 fruits with its main ingredient the Amazon's Acai berry, named first on the world's top ten list of 'superfoods'by Dr. Nicholas Perricone on the Oprah Winfrey show. The official MonaVie launch took place in Salt Lake City with the company posting record sales in the following week. In addition to domestic sales including Hawaii and Alaska, the company is now...
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Acai - the Super food invades the Health Food Industry
by MonaVie, 21 January 2008

SALT LAKE CITY, UT - On Saturday, January 8, 2005, Monarch Health Sciences introduced MonaVie , a potent fruit juice blend of 19 fruits with its main ingredient the Amazon's Acai berry, named first on the world's top ten list of 'superfoods'by Dr. Nicholas Perricone on the Oprah Winfrey show. The official MonaVie launch took place in Salt Lake City with the company posting record sales in the following week. In addition to domestic sales including Hawaii and Alaska, the company is now...
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Will Getting a Flu Shot Help ??
by TownHall.com, 21 September 2007

Is that jab in your arm just A SHOT IN THE DARK?Will your next vaccination protect you — or actually make you sicker? Listen, I am NOT a knee-jerk Big Pharma hater. And I've given my fair share of flu shots and other vaccines to patients over the years. But not this year! Let me show you why I'm off this bandwagon and share some shocking facts that come from the vaccine makers themselves. Before you say "Yes" to any shingles, pneumonia, flu or other vaccine, click...
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New super-bug on the block
by San Francisco Chronicle - SFGate, 7 July 2007

Step aside, avian flu, SARS and West Nile virus, the big, bad, new super-bug XDR-TB is here! The airborne XDR-TB mycobacterium has invaded the human landscape like a sniper in our own backyard, attacking when and where you least expect it. The young Atlanta lawyer, Andrew Speaker, diagnosed with XDR-TB on May 22, is our case in point. But TB is not new, nor is increasing drug resistance new, so we should not be surprised.
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Living With Purpose (Rick Warren)
by CCNews Portal, 12 August 2006

About Rick Warren, author. You will enjoy the new insights that Rick Warren has, with his wife now having cancer and him having "wealth" from the book sales. - - This is an absolutely incredible short interview with Rick Warren, author of "The Purpose Driven Life" and pastor of Saddleback Church in California. In the interview by Paul Bradshaw with Rick Warren, Rick said:
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'I did not want a child of mine growing up not knowing who I was'
by News.Telegraph, 8 March 2006

By Sarah Womack and Richard Savill. It was a world away from the moment five years ago when Howard Johnston took Natallie Evans to Paris and proposed to her on bended knee beneath the Eiffel Tower. Yesterday ...
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Cancer Companion" makes a Difference
by CCNews Portal, 1 January 2006

"In all my years of pastor ministry, I've never known anyone who accepted the hardships of cancer with such grace, while navigating the winding way with such well-informed care. Bob Simmons becaome an avid student of the disease and an exemplary caregiver through the dark days of letting go of his wife while supporting his children. His journey became the inspiration for this book, Cancer Compansion.
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Women are Concerned ... And Should Be ! ~ SIGNS OF OVARIAN CANCER
by CCNews Portal, 8 December 2005

~ I hope you all take the time to read this and tell all you can. Send this to the women in your life that you care about. Years ago, my friend died of ovarian cancer. Her symptoms were inconclusive, and she was treated for everything under the sun until it was too late. This blood test finally identified her illness but alas, too late. She wrote a book to heighten awareness.
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WHO meeting studies avian flu
by Canadian Broadcasting Company, 7 November 2005

Last Updated Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:43:13 EST CBC News The World Health Organization has pulled together more than 400 experts to look for an international consensus to control the avian flu in birds and get ready for a potential human pandemic. While currently a bird disease, the H5N1 virus could mutate, spread to humans and start a pandemic, WHO said.
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Flu victims may be locked up
by News.com.au, 24 October 2005

Austraila: AUTHORITIES have sweeping powers to confine people in their homes and fine them ,000 for breaching orders if a deadly flu pandemic strikes. Extra flu funds not needed, says PM Panic buying: Patients rush to GPs for flu tablets Full coverage of the fight against bird fluğ...
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US Military Could be Used to Help Quarantine Country
by Washington Post, 4 October 2005

Speaking about the possibility of an outbreak of the avian bird flu, Bush said he was considering whether the U.S. military should be used to help quarantine infected parts of the country. "...pray the news...
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Organizations get flu strategies ready
by Taipei Times - Taiwan, 2 October 2005

A top UN public health expert warned that a new influenza pandemic is expected at any time and could kill anywhere between 5 million and 150 million people -- depending on action taken now to control the bird flu epidemic sweeping through Asia. Dr. David Nabarro of the World Health Organization (WHO) called on governments to take immediate steps to address the threat at a news conference following his appointment as the new UN coordinator to lead a global drive to counter a human flu...
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Bird flu experts warn of pandemic
by BBC UK, 4 July 2005

Scientists meeting in Malaysia have warned the world has reached a tipping point in the fight against bird flu. They are calling on rich nations to put resources into countries fighting the disease, or risk a global flu pandemic. But some delegates say the fight against bird flu is being hampered by secrecy in some affected countries. [Quarantine in US expected]
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Mad cow is linked to Texas
by Dallas Morning News, 30 June 2005

A cow that tested positive last week for mad cow disease was born in Texas and spent all 12 years of its life in the state, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday.
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Harvard Outraged at It's Governor
by BreakPoint, 5 March 2005

Harvard's medical research community is outraged that Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has dared to challenge its plans to create human embryos and then turn these tiny human beings into laboratory rats.
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Jail harbors staph that defies drugs
by Dallas Morning News, 2 March 2005

Dallas County Jail health officials treated nearly 700 cases of a drug-resistant and potentially dangerous staph infection during a recent three-month period and warn that limited resources are thwarting efforts to prevent further spread of the bacterium in the community. For more than a decade, jail health officials have been battling, with little success, thousands of cases of boils and sores on inmates caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. From November through...
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Running for Your Heart
by MSN - Health, 22 February 2005

Rats! Yet another study has shown that those of us who hate to exercise or get tired just thinking about a treadmill are likely putting our hearts at risk. In fact, the new research, which appears in the Jan. 21 issue of Science, was actually done on the outsized rodents: Some were bred to be high-aerobic-capacity gym rats, while others were bred to have low aerobic capacity ? the rat equivalent of a couch potato.
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