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June 23, 2006

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Viagra may boost athletic performance of cyclists San Jose Mercury News - Jun 22, 2006 Researchers reported Thursday that cyclists may be able to increase their performance by taking Viagra - their athletic performance, that is. Military resolve hardens Sydney Morning Herald Viagra studied for multiple uses Monsters and Critics.com ABC7Chicago.com - The Olympian - Advertiser Adelaide - Los Angeles Times - all 28 related

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US FDA approves J&J's first HIV drug Reuters AlertNet - 5 hours ago The US Food and Drug Administration said on Friday that it has approved sales of Johnson & Johnson's first drug to treat HIV infection. New HIV drug for resistant patients Reuters US FDA Approval of Boosted Protease Inhibitor Enables Potent New ... Genetic Engineering News MarketWatch - KVOA.com - FDA.gov - Newark Star Ledger - all 181 related

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Human Bird Flu Transmission Is Proven in Indonesia (Update2) Bloomberg - 14 hours ago Bird flu was spread directly between members of an Indonesian family in the first laboratory-confirmed case of human-to-human transmission of the lethal virus, a World Health Organization official said. Need for being ready for the bull with a red handkerchief Financial Express.bd H5N1 virus mutated slightly in Indonesian family cluster: WHO ... CBC News Voice of America - Forbes - Reuters - New Scientist (subscription) - all 573 related

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Soldier's death may be linked to smallpox and flu vaccines Stars and Stripes - 2 hours ago WASHINGTON - The military’s smallpox and influenza vaccines may have caused the death of a 26-year-old soldier in December, according to a defense department report released Thursday. Pentagon: Vaccines may have killed soldier Seattle Post Intelligencer United States Soldier May Have Died From Vaccinations He Received Dog Flu Diet and Diseases Free Market News Network - TODAYonline - all 77 related

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Football fans heart risk warning BBC News - 2 hours ago Football fans are being warned to stay calm during England's World Cup clash with Ecuador or risk a heart attack. Health experts at BUPA made the warning ahead of Sunday's game after research has shown the ... World Cup tension could increase risk of heart attack China Daily Penalty heartbreak sparks health fear for fans Easier Life Style Extra - all 6 related

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AROUND THE NATION NorthJersey.com - 12 hours ago DURHAM, NC -- A judge reduced the bond of a Duke University lacrosse player charged with rape to $100,000 at a hearing Thursday. The family of sophomore Reade Seligmann, 20, of Essex Fells, NJ, had posted ... Superbug shows up in tattoo infections Chicago Tribune 'Superbug' Traced to Illegal Tattoo Artists HealthCentral.com Dayton Daily News (subscription) - WLNS - WIS - all 220 related

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Top BC health adviser steps down Canada.com - 14 hours ago VICTORIA - Just as it embarks on a major review of medicare, the BC Liberal government has lost the woman recruited by Premier Gordon Campbell to revamp the province's $11-billion health-care system. BC health plan sound, premier says Globe and Mail Top BC health official quits suddenly CBC British Columbia Canada East - all 13 related

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Tired drivers keep going, leading to accidents Reuters - 4 hours ago Drivers may know they are sleepy but that often doesn't stop them, and consequently they're liable to be involved in a serious accident, according to a large study of French workers published Thursday. Sleepy drivers continue to drive United Press International People keep driving even when sleepy 999 Today WWAY NewsChannel 3 - all 15 related

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New HIV drug for resistant patients Reuters - 44 minutes ago US health officials on Friday approved the use of a new HIV drug, made by Johnson & Johnson, in combination with related therapies to help treat patients who do not first improve with other treatment. US FDA Approval of Boosted Protease Inhibitor Enables Potent New ... Genetic Engineering News US FDA approves J&J's first HIV drug Reuters AlertNet MarketWatch - KVOA.com - FDA.gov - Newark Star Ledger - all 142 related

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National group gives Virginia's school food a "D" Daily Press - Jun 21, 2006 A national organization that issued a report card on school nutrition policies across America gave Virginia's efforts a "D. A- for school nutrition Louisville Courier-Journal Schools digest bad report card Calgary Sun WHDH-TV - KWWL - Times Daily - News4Jax.com - all 134 related

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Community-Acquired MRSA Outbreaks Tied to Fly-by-Night Tattooists MedPage Today - 6 hours ago Six unrelated clusters of community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection involving 44 people in three states have ... Tattoos Linked to Deadly Infection WebMD Illegal tattoos may harbor superbug Monsters and Critics.com Chicago Tribune - HealthCentral.com - FOX News - WLNS - all 221 related

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Keeping up fight against Polio crucial Cayman Net News - 1 hour ago With the outbreak of polio-myelitis in Namibia, a disease the World Health organization has fought hard to eradicate, the Public Health Department here in the Cayman Islands urges members of the public to ensure that immunizations for Polio are up-to-date ... NAMIBIA: People respond to anti-polio campaign Reuters AlertNet SA on polio watch after outbreak in Namibia Independent Online United Press International - BBC News - The South African Star (subscription) - SABC News - all 35 related

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West Nile virus season gets under way San Jose Mercury News - 1 hour ago In a sign that West Nile virus season is getting under way, a Kern county man on Thursday became California's first patient this year to be diagnosed with the potentially fatal disease. West Nile Virus: What You Need To Know (2) Food Consumer Region likely to be swamped with a deluge of mosquitoes Toledo Blade Dog Flu Diet and Diseases - KTVB - KGET 17 - Waukegan News Sun - all 80 related

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Chocolate bars withdrawn over salmonella fears Independent - 1 hour ago Forty-five people, including babies and toddlers, have fallen violently ill in recent months from a strain of food poisoning found in Cadbury chocolate bars, according to public health officials. Chocolate may have poisoned more than 40 Guardian Unlimited Cadbury's huge recall over bug fear Scotsman Monsters and Critics.com - Life Style Extra - The Publican - Telegraph.co.uk - all 93 related

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H5N1 mutation showed human transmission in Indonesia CIDRAP - 2 hours ago Jun 23, 2006 (CIDRAP News) - The recent family cluster of H5N1 avian influenza cases in Indonesia marks the first time laboratory tests confirmed human-to-human transmission, the World Health Organization (WHO) told reporters today. Human transmission of bird flu confirmed International Herald Tribune H5N1 mutated in Indonesia, says WHO Reuters Canada.com - Times Online - Forbes - OhmyNews International - all 546 related

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Superbug shows up in tattoo infections Chicago Tribune - 13 hours ago ATLANTA, GEORGIA -- A worrisome superbug seen in prisoners and athletes is also showing up in people who get illegal tattoos, federal health officials said Thursday. 'Superbug' Traced to Illegal Tattoo Artists HealthCentral.com Superbug infecting some who get illegal tattoos WLNS Penn Live - Chicago Tribune - Post Chronicle - all 220 related

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People keep driving even when sleepy 999 Today - 14 hours ago People continue to drive even when they know they are sleepy, a French study has suggested. This has important implications for public safety, say the researchers. Tired drivers keep going, leading to accidents Reuters.uk Many Sleepy Motorists Keep on Driving HealthCentral.com RxPG NEWS - all 15 related

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Junk medicine: IVF treatment Times Online - 1 hour ago The debate over whether IVF should be funded by the NHS is usually fought over its medical benefits. Some doctors and administrators argue that it is inappropriate for the state to pay for treatment of a disorder that threatens no lives. Thousands lie to IVF clinics in desperation to have a baby Daily Mail - UK IVF identity fraud: A phenomenon that puts patients, children, and ... Hindu ShortNews.com - Mirror.co.uk - SciScoop - Advertiser Adelaide - all 24 related

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J&J Wins US Approval to Sell Its First HIV Drug (Update2) Bloomberg - 1 hour ago Johnson & Johnson won US regulatory approval to sell its first AIDS drug, a tablet that may inhibit virus strains that resist other treatments. US FDA Approval of Boosted Protease Inhibitor Enables Potent New ... Genetic Engineering News Johnson & Johnson wins approval for HIV drug CNNMoney.com FDA.gov - Newark Star Ledger - Newsweek - all 119 related

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Chocolate may have poisoned more than 40 Guardian Unlimited - 1 hour ago Half a million bars of Cadbury's chocolate suspected of being contaminated with salmonella have been eaten by the public over the past six months, the company admitted yesterday as it took seven of its most popular brands off the shelves. Cadbury recalls over 1 mln chocolate bars Reuters Million Cadbury chocolate bars withdrawn Belfast Telegraph RTE.ie - Bloomberg - Life Style Extra - United Press International - all 91 related

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Calif. Man Contracts West Nile CBS News - 3 hours ago A 27-year-old Californian has become the fifth person to contract West Nile virus in the United States this year. The case "reminds us that we are moving into the high-risk season with the arrival of ... Agency Warns Of Mosquito Threat After Flooding NewsNet5.com State's First 2006 Case of West Nile Virus in Human Reported KXTV Monroe Times - Aurora Beacon News - ABC7Chicago.com - Chicago Tribune - all 79 related

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Viagra studied for multiple uses Monsters and Critics.com - 4 hours ago California researchers have discovered entirely new applications for Viagra, the first erectile dysfunction drug to win federal approval. Viagra helps performance in more ways than one Vancouver Sun (subscription) Military resolve hardens Sydney Morning Herald Los Angeles Times - San Jose Mercury News - Science a Gogo - KLTV - all 28 related

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Health Highlights: June 23, 2006 Forbes - 7 hours ago The first case of human-to-human transmission of the bird flu virus has been confirmed in laboratory tests of samples taken from a 10-year-old Indonesian boy who died last month from the H5N1 avian influenza strain, a World Health Organization official ... POULTRY INDONESIA Poultry Indonesia Online H5N1 virus mutated slightly in Indonesian family cluster: WHO ... CBC News International Herald Tribune - Medical News Today - Jackson News-Tribune - CBC Manitoba - all 547 related

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Tattoos blamed for superbug infections Gulf News - 1 hour ago Atlanta: A worrisome superbug seen in prisoners and athletes is also showing up in people who get illegal tattoos, federal health officials said yesterday. Superbug infection linked to unlicensed tattoo artists Dayton Daily News (subscription) NATION/WORLD IN BRIEF Penn Live KVUE (subscription) - ABC News - all 220 related

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Pentagon: Vaccines may have killed soldier Seattle Post Intelligencer - 5 hours ago FAYETTEVILLE, NC -- A Fort Bragg paratrooper's death may have been caused by vaccinations he received for smallpox and influenza, the Pentagon said. Vaccination linksuspected introopdeath Fayetteville Online United States Soldier May Have Died From Vaccinations He Received Dog Flu Diet and Diseases Free Market News Network - WKYT - The Conservative Voice - all 75 related

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US FDA Approval of Boosted Protease Inhibitor Enables Potent New ... Genetic Engineering News - 2 hours ago The approval today of a ritonavir-boosted protease inhibitor (PI), darunavir, by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will enable physicians and patients to create a potent new treatment combination with FUZEON(R) (enfuvirtide) for people living with ... FDA Approves New HIV Treatment for Patients Who Do Not Respond to ... FDA.gov FDA reviews potential benefits of experimental HIV treatment Newark Star Ledger San Francisco Chronicle - FOX News - Forbes - FOX News - all 111 related

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Cadbury withdraw chocolate bars ITV.com - 8 hours ago More than a million Cadbury chocolate bars are being taken off the shelves amid a salmonella scare. The company said it had agreed to recall seven of its most popular products in the UK after consultation with the Food Standards Agency. One million salmonella chocolates recalled Monsters and Critics.com Million Cadbury chocolate bars withdrawn Belfast Telegraph Reuters - RTE.ie - Bloomberg - United Press International - all 87 related

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Warning: mobiles and lightning don't mix Register - 14 hours ago UK doctors are advising mobile-addicted Brit youth to lay off the chat during thunderstorms - or risk the consequences. According to the BBC, the British Medical Journal cites the case of a 15-year-old girl ... Lightning peril for mobile phones in a storm Times Online Doctors: Cell Phones Increase Risk of Being Killed by Lightning FOX News Monsters and Critics.com - Hindustan Times - RealTechNews - Digitaltrends.com - all 115 related

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Report sparks new fears over CJD ITV.com - 15 hours ago Other cases have also been reported in France, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, Canada, Japan, and the US. Writing in The Lancet medical journal, scientists based their findings on examining another human ... CJD-related disease can incubate for 50 years Nature.com (subscription) Study Suggests More Deaths From Mad Cow Disease New York Times Medscape (subscription) - MedPage Today - The Herald - Guardian Unlimited - all 112 related

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Need for being ready for the bull with a red handkerchief Financial Express.bd - 5 hours ago EBOLA virus is a much known virus in Africa and so is Dengue. Names like these were just information to be read in newspapers until dengue made its first appearance in Bangladesh causing fatalities that seemed too much in number. Human transmission of bird flu confirmed International Herald Tribune H5N1 Has Mutated Slightly, But Pandemic Threat Is No Greater Medical News Today Xinhua - Voice of America - Reuters AlertNet - Times Online - all 548 related

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Tattoos Linked to Deadly Infection WebMD - 1 hour ago June 23, 2006 -- A potentially deadly, drug-resistant type of staph infectionstaph infection has been reported among unlicensed tattoo artists in at least three states. Community-Acquired MRSA Outbreaks Tied to Fly-by-Night Tattooists MedPage Today Illegal tattoos may harbor superbug Monsters and Critics.com HealthCentral.com - Discovery Channel - all 219 related

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Premier unfazed by critical blast from top health official CBC British Columbia - 2 hours ago Premier Gordon Campbell says his government will push ahead with its plans for health care in BC, despite the resignation of his deputy health minister on Thursday. Premier's top health adviser quits Vancouver Sun (subscription) Campbell may have to do more damage control in the wake of ... CKNW Canada East - all 13 related

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San Francisco's Latest Innovation: Universal Health Care TIME - 2 hours ago San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has a habit of treading where other elected officials are loath to go. First, he took on same-sex marriage. San Francisco's plan: health care for all San Jose Mercury News SF Unveils Universal Health Care Plan Washington Post Newstarget.com - Stamford Advocate - SanFranciscoSentinel.com - Bay Area Indymedia - all 76 related