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Wednesday, November 26, 2008 ( change date )
Fewer NT women dying from cervical cancer
A new report shows death rates from cervical cancer have fallen dramatically among Northern Territory women.
ABC.net.au Wednesday, November 26, 2008Stop smoking drug concerns raisedTelegraphe Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Study says HIV could be eliminated in a decade (AP)
AP - The virus that causes AIDS could theoretically be eliminated in a decade if all people living in countries with high infection rates are regularly tested and treated, according to a new mathematical model.
CBC.ca Wednesday, November 26, 2008L.A. County mental health chief says he will try to rely less on police
Marvin J. Southard's office can't force crowded hospitals to accept its emergency patients, so it sends them to law enforcers who can. He tells county supervisors he's looking for other options.
Los Angeles County's chief mental health official said Tuesday that he is working to reduce the number of times his staff forwards emergency assistance calls involving the mentally ill to police, a practice that has grown over the last year as fewer hospital beds have been available to treat such patients.
LA Times Wednesday, November 26, 2008Ailing FDA May Need Major Restructuring
The Obama administration will inherit a Food and Drug Administration widely seen as struggling to protect Americans from unsafe medication, contaminated food and a flood of questionable imports from China and other countries.
CBC.ca Wednesday, November 26, 2008'Fit notes' set to replace sick notes
SICK notes are to be replaced with "fit notes" in a bid to cut down the £100 billion cost to the economy of workers' ill-health, the government announced.
Scotsman Wednesday, November 26, 2008Separation planned for Oklahoma conjoined twins
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A set of 1-month-old girls believed to be the first known American Indian conjoined twins are doing well and will be separated, doctors say....
The Arizona Republic Wednesday, November 26, 2008Physical Fitness Test shows California students improved slightly
Only about a third are in the 'healthy zone.' L.A. Unified's scores also edged up but are below the state average.
When it comes to their physical fitness, students are taking baby steps toward better health, according to results from the 2008 California Physical Fitness Test released Tuesday.
Telegraphe Wednesday, November 26, 2008Appreciating The Little Things In Life
Some people, no matter how difficult the situation, have a knack for always seeing the glass half full. It turns out a positive outlook on life may actually lead to less stress, better health and more success. As CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports it is all about appreciating the little things.
cbs2chicago.com Wednesday, November 26, 2008What's Killing Florida's Coral Reefs?
Unknown culprits have sliced through one of the country's most famous coral reefs, further damaging an endangered ecosystem
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