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Testing New Hips
More than 150,000 people will have a hip replacement this year. Most are living in so much pain they have trouble walking. Current hip implants only last 20 years, leaving many people needing more surgery. Now, researchers are working to create longer lasting hips.
CBC.ca

Study: Racist Attitudes Are Still Ingrained
New research by American and Canadian scientists suggests that even people who claim otherwise are secretly, unconsciously racist -- which hinders societal tolerance
MedicineNet

How does salmonella get into peanut butter? And can you kill it once it`s there?
Over the past four months, salmonella poisoning has left a stomach-churning trail of diarrhea and vomiting in its wake, sickening at least 410 people in 43 states across the U.S. and leaving three dead. [More]
CBC.ca

Choir looks to change disability image
A groundbreaking choir on the Darling Downs, in southern Queensland, hopes to not only improve the lives of its members, but also change people's perceptions of those with a disability.
ABC.net.au

Experts draw link between tainted milk, kidneystones
Scientists in China and Hong Kong have established for the firsttime in a study that consuming the plastic-making chemical melaminecan cause kidney stones in people.
Health Central

Peanut butter linked to U.S. Salmonella outbreak
Tests confirm that bacteria in recalled batches of contaminatedpeanut butter match the strain of Salmonella food poisoning thathas made at least 410 people sick, health officials said on Monday.
Health Central

Three laid up after sex drug turns nasty
The Northern Territory Health Department has sent out a warning over a Chinese sex drug that's hospitalised three people in the last two months.
ABC.net.au

Too Much Overtime Takes Mental Toll
A new study that productivity-obsessed bosses might not like has found that middle aged people who labor for very long hours have lower scores on mental function tests.
CBS News

Statins may help millions more people: study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nearly 20 percent more U.S. men over 50 and women over 60 stand to benefit from taking statins, based on the findings of a recent study on the cholesterol-lowering drugs, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.
Reuters

Smoking Images Trigger Relapses Among Smokers
New research from Duke University shows that visual cues - such as images of people smoking - may promote relapse among those trying to quit.
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