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Street.Com - “On lower margins, HMA’s ability to generate EPS (earnings-per-share) gains through balance-sheet de-leveraging is greatly diminished, thus making the equity no longer compelling on a near-term basis,” wrote Lehrich, whose firm seeks to do business
Robert Dubrow Appointed Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Yale
WebWire - New Haven, Conn. Paul Cleary, Dean of Yale School of Medicine s Department of Epidemiology and Public Health (EPH), has announced the appointment of Robert Dubrow, M.D., as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. In this newly-created position
Milk, anti-malarial drug work on diabetes
Worldnews.com - Weight loss pill warning issued BBC News A weight-loss drug used by thousands is unsafe for those also taking antidepressants, health watchdogs warn. The European Medicines Agency advises patients with ongoing major depression or those on
Get a Loder This: MTV Veejay Slams Moore’s ‘SiCKO’
News Busters - universal health care system will do little to make people healthier or live longer. In fact, there is sufficient evidence that quite the opposite will occur. A healthcare system is not going to make people eat right, exercise, stop smoking, etc
Local Woman Diagnosed With Botulism
MSNBC - SAN DIEGO - State health officials announce that a middle age woman from San Diego County has been diagnosed with botulism. A full list of recalled products is available at Castleberrys.com Authorities are trying to determine if the 51-year-old San
Dodd’s health plan mirrors federal workers’ coverage
Des Moines Register - Marion, Ia. - Democratic presidential candidate Chris Dodd on Thursday unveiled his plan to give each American access to the same health care coverage that federal employees receive. The Connecticut senator’s plan would establish a Universal
Medications Plus Lifestyle Changes Work as Well as Angioplasty to
University at Buffalo Reporter - The guidelines also call for physicians to advise their patients to stop smoking, change their diets and increase physical activity. However, when angioplasty was introduced in the 1980s, it quickly became the first choice of many physicians to treat
Quitting smoking for good
News 14 - TAMPA, Fla. — Smoking is responsible for nearly one-in-five deaths in the United States. While many people try to quit Stop smoking
Obesity Emerging As Possible Risk Factor For Prostate Cancer
Medical News Today - Weight loss is usually a good thing for an obese patient,” Penson says. “It’s good for the heart, good for overall health and it may be good for the prostate.” http://www.usc.edu Add to: Digg Del.icio.us Newsvine Reddit Fark Y!
Bombing victim not forgotten by Health Ministry
Trinidad Express - help coming: Bomb blast survivor and amputee Yvonne McIvor, who turned 68 yesterday, browses through greeting and birthday cards at her Arima home last week. THE Health MINISTRY is arranging to have bomb-blast survivor Yvonne McIvor outfitted with a
