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Football Legend Joe Theismann Teams Up With Leading Medical Societies And Medtronic To Save Lives From Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAA)
Professional football legend Joe Theismann joined leading physicians, patients and advocates today to kick-off 'Find the AAAnswers,' a multi-faceted public education campaign designed to saves lives from abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA) by increasing the number of people at risk for this life-threatening condition to seek a low-cost ultrasound screening.
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Want to quit smoking Try electronic cigarettes
Maori Affairs select committee chairman Tau Henare wants electronic cigarettes to be freely available to help those addicted to nicotine. Murray Laugesen, a public health researcher is the only per...
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HIV Status Disclosure
An HIV infected man in Canada is being tried for manslaughter and sexual assault because he had sex without disclosing his status. The Canadian government approved the release of his name and photo for public safety reasons. Should this happen?
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Britain sets out new guidelines on assisted suicide
London - Britain Wednesday responded to a lively public debate about assisted suicide by publishing new guidelines that it hopes will curb suicide tourism to so-called death clinics abroad. Clarification of the circumstances under which relatives w...
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PAC Looks At Osteoporosis - Our $7b Health Problem, Australia
Osteoporosis is a major public health problem in Australia which sees, on average, 260 people hospitalised every day with an osteoporotic fracture - or one person every six minutes. The total annual cost to the community of such hospitalisations as well as the treatment for osteoporosis means the condition costs $7 billion in total. (Source: Health News from Medical News Today)
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Swine Flu Vaccine--Too Little, Too Late
As health care workers in the U.S. gear up for the flu season, they facea paradox: on the one hand, they will have too little vaccine against the novel influenza A (H1N1) strain to protect the entire population; on the other, some people will resist the shots that are offered to them. Sadly, both problems can be traced, at least in part, to the last time “swine flu” loomed. The 1976 national vaccination campaign against a pandemic that never materialized left the public with lingering doubts about whether the inoculations harmed some recipients and spawned lawsuits that cost the federal government nearly $100 million.Since that episode, both public mistrust of vaccines and vaccine makers’ mistrust of a litigious public have only grown--hampering the nation’s ability to respond to the current, very real, pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expect the virus to sicken up to a third of the population this fall. But the nation will have barely en
Scientific American

Stress High Among Future Surgeons, Survey Reveals
The majority of general surgery residents in the United States say they are satisfied with their training and confident of their ability to perform, but a significant number feel that the hours and stress are straining their family life, and many express worries about future income and career prospects. The study by the Yale School of Medicine and the Yale School of Public Health appears in this week's Journal of the American Medical Association.
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EDITORIAL: Another ban / Government forced tobacco companies to pull candy-flavored products from the shelves.
When Obama signed the new law in June, he got the support of Altria Group Inc., owner of Philip Morris, the industry's leading cigarette maker. Its two top rivals -- Reynolds American Inc., and Lorillard Inc. -- opposed the new law and have initiated legal action challenging some of its marketing regulations. Municipalities, state and federal governments have been waging war on the tobacco industry for more than a decade, from spiking taxes to regulating when and where people can smoke in public places to securing billions from cigarette makers as a means of recouping costs associated with treating people with smoking-related diseases. There's no doubt the industry's past practices hoodwinked people into becoming addicted to their deadly products. They're now getting what they deserve. But government can only do so much. The FDA can't ban nicotine nor tobacco. The ultimate responsibility to avoid the ills caused by cigarettes rests where it should, with individuals.
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Studies say smoking bans cut rate of heart attacks
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Public smoking bans do more than just clear the air in offices, bars and restaurants — they lead to quick and dramatic declines in heart attacks. Two teams of researche...
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Dermatology Association Commends Howard County For Indoor Tanning Regulation
Today Howard County, Md., Executive Kenneth Ulman and Health Officer Peter Beilenson, MD, MPH, announced they are introducing a regulation to the Howard County Board of Health that would prohibit the use of indoor tanning devices for all residents under the age of 18. If passed, this regulation would be the most restrictive of its kind in the nation.
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