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• Halloween how-to: Try these tricks so you can enjoy treats
  on Oct 31, 2009 in Health Issue
  Halloween may be a kid’s favorite holiday (after Christmas, of course). Kids know what to do, but what about adults? Here’s the skinny on the hottest neighborhoods for trick-or-treating, the best treats and what time it’s OK to turn...
• Comptroller wants to restore tuition plan refunds
  on Oct 31, 2009 in Health Issue
  AUSTIN - Comptroller Susan Combs said Friday she would recommend going back to previous refund policies for families who want to cancel their participation in the state’s guaranteed college tuition plan. Ultimately, state lawmakers need to fix...
• Saturday night Halloween no treat for police, hospitals
  on Oct 31, 2009 in Health Issue
  Halloween is always a busy night for law enforcement, when rowdy revelers take to the streets, often resulting in violent or drunk incidents. With this year’s trick-or-treat night landing on a warm Saturday, local police are girding for particu...
• UPDATE 1-Canadians warned of flu vaccine shortages
  on Oct 30, 2009 in Health Issue
  * Officials turn people away as lines lengthen * Two well-publicized deaths fuel public concern (Adds statement from Health Canada) TORONTO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Canadian officials warned onThursday that vaccines for the H1N1 virus would likely be insh...
• House Democrats unveil health care bill
  on Oct 30, 2009 in Health Issue
  WASHINGTON — A landmark health care bill crafted by House Democratic leaders underscores the challenges lawmakers in Congress continue to face as they race to finish work on President Obama’s top domestic priority by the end of the year.
• What Are the Causes of Obesity?
  on Oct 30, 2009 in Men's Health
  Obesity is the health complication that is being observed very commonly among the people. Nearly 30% of the people all over the world suffer with the problem of the obesity. Excessive weight gain is the preliminary symptom of the obesity. Obesity if...
• House Democrats mark milestone for universal healthcare
  on Oct 30, 2009 in Health Issue
  Reporting from Washington - House Democrats on Thursday closed in on the votes they need to pass sweeping healthcare legislation, as party leaders introduced a 1,990-page bill designed to guarantee near-universal coverage for the first time in the na...
• Gene therapy may boost success of lung transplants
  on Oct 29, 2009 in Health Issue
  A new gene therapy procedure to restore function in lungs damaged during harvesting from donors could make more of the organs available for transplanting, Canadian researchers reported Wednesday. Currently, only about 15% of potential donor lungs are...
• 10 years of diet, exercise can keep diabetes at bay, study finds
  on Oct 29, 2009 in Health Issue
  Olga Leon could be the poster child for a decade-long, nationwide study on pre-diabetic patients. At 74, she pumps iron at Don Shula’s Athletic Club in Miami Lakes. She strides the treadmill, lifts weights, does aerobics and Pilates. She eats s...
• Swine flu vaccine is here and you still have your shot
  on Oct 29, 2009 in Health Issue
  Harris County has exhausted its supply of the injectable H1N1 vaccine, meaning pregnant women and children 6 months to 2 years old should go to city public health clinics for an inoculation, officials said Wednesday. “It’s no longer ̵...

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