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Springfield Relay for Life will be at Parkview High School
areynolds@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Hundreds of people will come together on Friday night on a mission to beat cancer. The annual Springfield Relay for Life will be at Parkview High School. It's in the center of the city with one of the biggest gyms in Springfield...Tags: Relay for Life, American Cancer Society
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Helping teen moms delay repeat pregnancies
Mary Ann Cross was entering freshman year at her Austin neighborhood high school when she had her first child. She was 16 when she had her second child. Now 18, she gave birth to her third two months ago. When people ask her why she's had so many...
Tags: Family Planning, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, University of Chicago, Head Start, Health Treatments
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Four FAU Deans: Cutting Health Institutes would be devastating
Every day, health professionals and scientists working in universities and hospitals across the country see the hope that medical research brings to patients treated at their institutions. However, the Appropriations Committee in the House of...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Medical Specialization, Health and Safety at School, Nursing, Diseases and Illnesses
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Three more coronavirus deaths in Saudi Arabia -WHO
ReutersGENEVA, May 31 (Reuters) - Three more people have died in Saudi Arabia from the new SARS-like coronavirus, bringing the worldwide death toll to 30, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday. Saudi health officials also told the WHO of a new case...Tags: Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Saudi Arabia, International Organizations, Pneumonia, United Nations
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Somerset Relay For Life ambassador has new outlook on life
Daily American Staff WriterAmy Svonavec is proud to say she is 44. “Every birthday counts and it’s awesome,” she said. Svonavec is a cancer survivor. Coincidentally, the American Cancer Society’s motto is “The Official Sponsor of Birthdays.”...Tags: American Cancer Society, Stomach Cancer, Health Treatments, Human Interest, Chemotherapy
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Russia tries to kick habit with anti-smoking law
ReutersMOSCOW (Reuters) - Tobacco restrictions came into force in Russia on Saturday which President Vladimir Putin hopes will create a healthier workforce and help reverse a population decline, but they face stiff opposition in a country where four in ten...Tags: Laws, Justice System, Judges, Russia, Dmitry Medvedev
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COPD On Rise For Women, Report Says
The Hartford CourantWomen are now 37 percent more likely than men to suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a progressive disease that slowly takes away the ability to breathe, the American Lung Association said in a report Wednesday. Once considered primarily a...Tags: Environmental Issues, American Lung Association, Air Pollution, Environmental Pollution, COPD
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Caffeine and kids: A safe mix?
Caffeine-infused waffles and maple syrup are promoted as energizing alternatives to a morning mug of coffee. But the recent craze of adding caffeine to a range of kid-friendly snack foods — including popcorn, chewing gum, candy bars, mints,...
Tags: Chicago City Council, Heart Problems, Mars, Inc., Colleges and Universities, Health and Safety at School
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Europeans seemingly healthier than ever -- with some caveats
The good news from a report just released by the European Environment Agency and the Joint Research Centre at the European Commission is that Europeans are living longer and healthier lives than ever. For that they can thank rigorous government policies...Tags: Asthma, Environmental Issues, Environmental Pollution, Health, Heart Disease
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Harvard professor returns in 'The Inferno"
"The Inferno" by Dan Brown, Doubleday, 462 pages, $29.95. Harvard professor of symbology Robert Langdon is back in this fast-moving thriller. He awakes in a hospital. He has a head wound and doesn't remember the last 36 hours. Langdon had a dream about a... -
'The Inferno' burns with mystery
“The Inferno” by Dan Brown, Doubleday, 462 pages, $29.95. Harvard professor of symbology Robert Langdon is back in this fast-moving thriller. He awakes in a hospital. He has a head wound and doesn’t remember the last 36 hours. Langdon...
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