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Will a New Vatican Document Affect Science and Reproductive Health?
The Vatican released a striking bioethics document today that condemns not only embryonic stem cell research, human-animal hybrids, and human cloning, but also the commonplace practice of in vitro fertilization that many couples depend on to have children. [More]
Scientific American

Keystone East seeks 10% rate increase for HMO plan
Keystone Health Plan East submitted a rate filing with the Pennsylvania Department of Insurance seeking to increase the base rates of its HMO group product, for employers groups with less than 100 enrolled employees, by an average of 10.55 percent.
bizjournals

American Diabetes Association: Peter and Valerie Kompaniez Honored With American Diabetes Association`s Distinguished Service Achievement Award
ALEXANDRIA, VA (MARKET WIRE) The American Diabetes Association, the nation's largest and leading voluntary health organization in the fight against diabetes, announced today that Peter and Valerie Kompaniez of Huntington Beach, California received the Ross Hickey Award for Outstanding Service in Diabetes Research Funding at the Association's Community Volunteer Leadership Conference and Annual Meeting on November 23 in Tampa, Florida.
Marketwire.com

New text focuses on formidable opportunistic fungus
Modern medical technologies are repairing the human body in ways never imagined only a few years ago, but they are leaving an increasing population of patients who are newly susceptible to opportunistic pathogens. Invasive and chronic fungal infections have become a formidable clinical opponent, and foremost among them is Aspergillus fumigatus, the focus of a new text from ASM Press.
Biologynews.net

Broward horse farm struggling to get by
It's reality for Debby Beye-Barwick, who runs a nonprofit farm that takes in horses diagnosed with equine infectious anemia, a disease similar to human hepatitis but is dangerous only to horses. Anima...
bignewsnetwork.com

Archaeologists unearth iron age brain
British archaeologists have discovered a human brain believed to be 2 000 years old.
iol.co.za

Kalorama Information: Shortfall in Human Blood Supply Spurs Innovation in Synthetic Substitutes
NEW YORK, NY (MARKET WIRE) The market for human blood and blood components continues to expand in correlation with the world's growing and aging populations, particularly in the United States, Japan, and Europe. According to a new report from Kalorama Information entitled 'Blood: The Worldwide Market for Blood Products, Blood Testing, Blood Equipment, and Synthetic Blood Products,' a shortfall in human blood supply is prompting the development of synthetic blood products.
Marketwire.com

Study Finds Elephants In Zoos Live Shorter Lives
A study comparing over 4,500 elephants revealed that zoo life may be harmful to elephant health. Georgia J. Mason, professor at University of Guelph in Ontario and lead researcher on the Science study, explains the findings and discusses what zoos can do to keep elephants healthy.
NPR

Dying to support animal rights Try a PETA coffin
Coffin maker Dienna Genther displays a finished all-wood human coffin at her showroom in Edgewood, N.M., on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008. Her company, The Old Pine Box, has partnered with People for the Et...
bignewsnetwork.com

Emotional Health Risks Of Cosmetic Surgey Downplayed In Women`s Magazines, Study
A new study by researchers in Canada suggests that women's magazines like The Oprah Magazine and Cosmopolitan downplay the emotional health risks of cosmetic surgery and contribute to the increasing medicalization of the female body. Andrea Polonijo conducted the research as an undergraduate thesis in the Department of Sociology at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Medicalnewstoday.com

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