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  • What happens when doctors give patients more power?

    Nov 30, 2009 08:43 AM PST, Reuters
    What happens when doctors give patients more power?

    Reuters - When patients are given the responsibility for medical decisions, they may be less willing to try a potentially risky treatment, a study published Monday suggests.

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  • Drop in smoking cuts cancer deaths in Europe

    Nov 30, 2009 08:42 AM PST, Reuters

    Reuters - A decline in smoking in Europe and better screening mean fewer people are dying of cancer, but lung cancer deaths in women are rising in places like Scotland and Hungary where more women smoke, doctors said on Monday.

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  • Late cancer diagnosis 'kills thousands' in England

    Nov 30, 2009 05:01 AM PST, AFP
    Late cancer diagnosis 'kills thousands' in England

    AFP - Up to 10,000 people die of cancer every year in England because they are diagnosed too late, a top government health official said on Monday.

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  • Late cancer diagnosis 'kills thousands' in England

    Nov 30, 2009 05:01 AM PST, AFP
    Late cancer diagnosis 'kills thousands' in England

    AFP - Up to 10,000 people die of cancer every year in England because they are diagnosed too late, a top government health official said on Monday.

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  • Senators begin debating health care reform

    Nov 30, 2009 04:48 AM PST, AFP
    Senators begin debating health care reform

    AFP - The US Senate was on Monday to begin debating a massive health care reform bill that is a key priority for President Barack Obama but faces stiff Republican opposition and is plagued by divisions in Democratic ranks.

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  • Chemical tragedy leaves legacy of 'Bhopal brides'

    Nov 30, 2009 02:41 AM PST, AFP
    Chemical tragedy leaves legacy of 'Bhopal brides'

    AFP - Jyoti is one of many Indian women whose dreams of a glittering wedding were shattered after the Bhopal gas disaster killed thousands 25 years ago this week and left many more ill from exposure.

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  • Employers play Dr. Mom to limit swine flu impact

    Nov 30, 2009 02:29 AM PST, Associated Press

    AP - Big businesses are spending serious time and money trying to limit the swine flu pandemic's impact on operations, from bankrolling video on good hygiene to training employees to cover for co-workers with critical jobs.

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  • S.Korea reports first Tamiflu-resistant flu case

    Nov 30, 2009 12:34 AM PST, AFP
    S.Korea reports first Tamiflu-resistant flu case

    AFP - Health authorities Monday reported South Korea's first case of swine flu that was resistant to the anti-viral drug Tamiflu, and called for extra precautions against any future cases.

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  • S.Korea reports first Tamiflu-resistant flu case

    Nov 30, 2009 12:34 AM PST, AFP
    S.Korea reports first Tamiflu-resistant flu case

    AFP - Health authorities Monday reported South Korea's first case of swine flu that was resistant to the anti-viral drug Tamiflu, and called for extra precautions against any future cases.

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  • Autism treatment works in kids as young as 18 mos.

    Nov 30, 2009 12:12 AM PST, Associated Press

    AP - The first rigorous study of behavior treatment in autistic children as young as 18 months found two years of therapy can vastly improve symptoms, often resulting in a milder diagnosis.

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