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Nissan returns to profit on sales growth
Herald Tribune
TOKYO - Nissan Motor Co. veered back into the black in its latest quarter as global auto sales rebounded, putting the company on track to meet its yearly profit target. Yokohama-based Nissan, maker of the Leaf electric vehicle and the March compact, said Thursday its profit was 106.6 billion yen...
Must Women Carry Fetuses to Term After IVF?
Newsvine
Despite early ambivalence about motherhood, when she reached her...
Temper Trap to record second album after Splendour in the Grass
The Daily Telegraph Australia
IT'S a few hours until The Temper Trap's big homecoming. They're soundchecking at Festival Hall in their home town, Melbourne. All 5000 seats sold out in minutes, beating their previous biggest headline show, in Birmingham. The band may...
Mubarak's busy schedule dispels health rumours
BBC News
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is engaged in an intense schedule of meetings - proof, his...
Oxford hospital child heart ops 'should stay suspended'
BBC News
Child heart surgery should stay suspended at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital where four babies died until improvements are made, a report said....
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Bayer's 2nd-quarter profit down 1.3 percent
Philadelphia Daily News
The Associated Press BERLIN - Germany's Bayer AG saw second-quarter net earnings slip by 1.3 percent as a stronger revenue was offset by one-time charges for lawsuits and writing...
Man - Sadness - Loneliness
WN / Yolanda
Loneliness Is 'Bad' For Your Health
Peace FM Online
A lack of close friends is as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day, a new study has claimed. A life of booze, fags and slothfulness may be enough to earn your...
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Dense bones associated with raised risk for prostate cancer
DNA India
Washington, DC: A new study has found that men, who develop prostate cancer, tend to retain denser bones as they age than men who stay free of the disease. This new research was...
Passanten gehen am Dienstag, 8. Juli 2008, am Siemens-Forum in Muenchen vorbei. Der Siemens-Konzern will weltweit 16.750 Stellen abbauen. In Deutschland sollen etwa 5.250 Arbeitsplaetze entfallen, wie Siemens am Dienstag mitteilte. (AP Photo/Uwe Lein)
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Siemens quarterly earnings up 9 percent
Herald Tribune
BERLIN - A strong increase in orders in a recovering economy helped push earnings at Siemens AG 9 percent higher in the most recent quarter, the industrial conglomerate said...
Knee Osteoarthritis
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Soon, 'grow your own' hip and knee replacements with full movement
Newstrack India
London, July 29 (ANI): People who have knee or hip problems will soon be able to 'grow' new replacement joints and that too with full range of movement.  Researchers have...
Indian farmers need to change their attitude.
WN / Aruna Mirasdar
Minister warns of fruit and veg hormone injections
The Siasat Daily
New Delhi, July 29: Indian farmers are injecting a hormone sometimes given to women during childbirth into vegetables and fruits to make the produce ripen sooner and gain weight,...

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Studios use skillful omission to get guys to see 'chick flicks'
The News & Observer
For several years, The Walt Disney Co. has worked on an animated version of "Rapunzel," the fairy tale about a beautiful, lonely girl with long hair who has been condemned to live...
Woman eating
WN / Yolanda Leyba
Don't eat for two, pregnant women told
Khaleej Times
The traditional advice that expectant mothers should 'eat for two' is dangerous, says a report by a British government health watchdog. The watchdog, National Institute for Health...
The Kids Are All Right
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The Kids Are All Right
The New York Times
While conducting my never-ending search for cheerful news, I noticed that one of New York’s senators made the Top 10 in a list of the 50 most beautiful people on Capitol...
Drinking Water
WN / Yolanda Leyba
UN declares access to clean water a human right
Zeenews
New York: The United Nations Wednesday declared access to clean water a human right, voicing "deep concern" about a human necessity denied to almost 900 million people worldwide....
Orange - Fruit - Vitamin C
WN / Yolanda Leyba
Diet plan for pregnant women
Zeenews
New Delhi: Eating nutritious foods, especially fruits and vegetables, could reduce pregnant women’s risk of developing an upper respiratory tract infection (URTI), according to a...
Cigarettes - Tobacco
WN / Yolanda Leyba
New state law aims at keeping tobacco beyond kids’ reach
Star Tribune
The next generation of tobacco products -- from battery-powered e-cigarettes to strawberry-scented little cigars -- will be harder for young Minnesotans to buy starting Sunday. A...
Obese woman sitting
WN / Yolanda Leyba
Sitting can actually kill you
The Examiner
Sitting can have fatal consequences.PHOTO: Microsoft Office Related articlesThe unhealthy truth about ourselves Lose pounds and inches fast Coping with debt stress Laptops...
Sahara desert, Egypt.
WN / Jacques Fritsch
As Deaths in Desert Soar, an Arizona Morgue Grows Crowded
The New York Times
TUCSON — Dr. Bruce Parks unzips a white body bag on a steel gurney and gingerly lifts out a human skull and mandible, turning them over in his hands and examining the few...
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Sleeping Sleep disorder may signal dementia, Parkinson's disease up to 50 years early
PhysOrg
A new study shows that a sleep disorder may be a sign of dementia or Parkinson's disease up to 50 years before the disorders are diagnosed. The... (photo: Creative Commons / @thewtb)
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Novartis headquarters in Basel Novartis Plans Giveaway of New Children's Medicine
The New York Times
The Swiss drug giant Novartis plans to give away up to 250,000 bottles of its new liquid children’s medicine, Triaminic Fever Reducer Pain... (photo: Creative Commons)
Mental Health »
The facility formerly known as Callan Park Hospital for the Insane (1878 to 1914) is located in the grounds of Callan Park, an area on the shores of Iron Cove in the Sydney suburb of Lilyfield in Australia. In 1915 the facility was renamed Callan Park Mental Hospital, and again in 1976 to Callan Park Hospital. Since 1994, the facility has been formally known as Rozelle Hospital. In April 2008, all Rozelle Hospital services and patients were transferred to Concord Hospital. The Callan Park (Special Provisions) Act 2002 restricts future uses to health and education, but the New South Wales Government has not revealed its intentions for the site. Planners to approve £10m mental health care centre on former Clifton Hospital site
York Press
A £10 MILLION York centre aimed at providing better mental health care for women is set to be approved despite a wave of objections from people living... (photo: Creative Commons / Adam.J.W.C.)
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Autism Screening speech may aid autism diagnosis - study
The Star
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A device may be able to automatically screen young children for autism based on how they talk, U.S. researchers said on Monday.... (photo: Creative Commons / Christine Rogers)
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Cigarette - Smoker - Smoking - Tobacco No smoking ban in Vancouver parks
CBC
Officials say a smoking ban will likely come into effect in the coming days. (CBC) The Vancouver Park Board has delayed implementing a smoking ban at... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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Female Condom DC pushes female condoms to fight HIV epidemic
Denver Post
Click photo to enlargeA table to demonstrate the female condom is prepared by Charlene Cotton, of The Women's Collective, in Washington, on Wednesday,... (photo: Creative Commons)
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