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Medicare to Provide Comparisons of Most Prescription Prices (New York Times)
From: www.nytimes.com
"WASHINGTON, April 11 Medicare will soon publish detailed information comparing the prices of most prescription drugs, shining a bright light on some of the biggest secrets in the health care industry. "
An Aspirin A Day Keeps Prostate Cancer Away? (Health Talk)
From: www.healthtalk.ca
"A new study suggests aspirin may help to reduce the risk of prostate cancer. Aspirin does not require a physician's prescription, however, that doesn't mean it's not an effective medication. "
Booming business is bad for health (CNN International)
From: edition.cnn.com
"(CNN) -- It is well documented that when a company is on a downward spiral, the health of its workers suffers. "
As Obesity Surgeries Soar, So Do Safety, Cost Concerns (Washington Post)
From: www.washingtonpost.com
"While the operations can produce dramatic benefits for very obese people, some hospitals and surgeons may be rushing too quickly to satisfy the surging demand, offering the lucrative procedures without adequate training, experience and support, experts ..."
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Stem cells 'fail in cancer care'
From: news.bbc.co.uk
"Stem cell transplants do not benefit patients with breast cancer, although they help treat blood cancers, research has shown."
Breathalyser detects tuberculosis
From: news.bbc.co.uk
"BBC News Online looks at a TB breathalyser that could revolutionise the way the disease is detected."
Secrets of how cells die revealed
From: news.bbc.co.uk
"Scientists take an important step towards understanding the biological processes involved when cells die."
China sounds alarm on Aids
From: news.bbc.co.uk
"The health minister urges increased efforts to tackle Aids, warning that cover-ups will be punished."
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