UK drug giant GSK to start shipping flu vaccine – AFP »
Globe and Mail UK drug giant GSK to start shipping flu vaccine AFP LONDON — British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline will next week begin shipping its swine flu vaccine Pandemrix across Europe, the group announced on Wednesday following approval by regulators. “Following the (European) Commission's approval we expect to … Swine flu jabs begin ABC Online H1N1 flu: What you need to know Food Consumer Glaxo to start shipping H1N1 shot 'next week' Reuters U.S. News & World Report ?- ABC News ?- CBC.ca all 2,368 news articles??
Electronic medical records could spot abuse: study »
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Electronic medical records might help doctors identify men and women most likely to be victims of domestic abuse, and perhaps some day other medical conditions, too, researchers said on Tuesday.
One Woman’s Compelling Story Of Survival – Single Minded Women »
Single Minded Women One Woman's Compelling Story Of Survival Single Minded Women Stage IV metastatic breast cancer survivor and advocate, Stephanie Robin, is on a mission to save lives. Stricken with Stage II breast cancer in 2004 at age 36, Stephanie was shocked to learn that … Genetic testing helps sisters in fight against cancer Urbana/Champaign News-Gazette The “Jewels in Our Genes” Study: Investigating Why Black Women are … UB News Center all 6 news articles??
Vego farmer ‘much healther’ – The Ashburton Guardian »
The Ashburton Guardian Vego farmer 'much healther' The Ashburton Guardian You don't normally put farmers and vegetarians in the same basket, but Ashburton man Rob Begg is an exception. Eight years ago he was your typical farm lad, eating meals that were heavy on meat, light on vegetables, … Meat-free menu may improve your health, but do things right Sun-Sentinel.com The Vegetarian Diet – Caution Needed MedIndia Garden of earthly delights Tasmania Mercury all 4 news articles??
U.N. says millions still lack access to AIDS drugs »
LONDON (Reuters) – More than half of the 9.5 million people who need AIDS drugs cannot get them and 33 million people across the world are still infected with the virus that causes it, a United Nations report said on Wednesday.