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InTheNews.co.uk Alzheimer's report sees growing problems SW Iowa News Alzheimer's disease continues to grow and place a heavy burden on families, government agencies and the healthcare system, according to a report published by the Alzheimer's Association. … Conference shares facts about Alzheimer's disease Augusta Chronicle Early Detection Key to Effective Alzheimer's Treatment CalorieLab Calorie Counter News Driving With Early Alzheimer's May Be Ill-Advised BusinessWeek Private MD
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Cumberland Courier Newspapers Broward events to raise funds for cancer research MiamiHerald.com Thousands of Broward residents and friends will join a series of fun all-night fundraisers to defeat cancer. BY EILEEN SOLER Donna Biederman pushed her mother's empty wheelchair around a track in the recent Relay for Life at ArtsPark at Young Circle, … Relay For Life backers putting on their running shoes Tampa Tribune Relay for Life fundraiser is like a celebration Times-Georgian Yard sale for ACS South Carolina Now Toledo On The Move
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Crain’s Chicago Business Insurers alone can't be blamed for rates, economists say Milwaukee Journal Sentinel In the final push for health care reform, health insurance companies have become an inviting target, with supporters of reform focusing on insurers imposing steep rate increases for individual insurance. … Insurance rate hikes in N.H. are questioned Seacoastonline.com Staying healthy may be our only insurance Waterbury Republican American John E. Calfee: Obama's Misleading Assault on the Insurance Industry Wall Street Journal Philadelphia Inquirer
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Radio Iowa Fire officials say check that smoke alarms work Spartanburg Herald Journal The 4 am buzz that woke Melody Bolick last month wasn't her alarm clock, but it was a cause for alarm. Bolick heard her smoke detector, got out of bed and started inspecting her Old Canaan Road home. She noticed no lights were on, … Check those smoke detectors myFOXlubbock.com Clocks to be turned ahead Williamsport Sun-Gazette Change your clock, check your batteries Grand Island Independent Pensacola News Journal
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New York Daily News 3 Rulings Find No Link to Vaccines and Autism New York Times In a further blow to the antivaccine movement, three judges ruled Friday in three separate cases that thimerosal, a preservative containing mercury, does not cause autism. The three rulings are the second step in the Omnibus … US court rules again against vaccine-autism claims Reuters 'Vaccines court' rejects mercury-autism link in 3 test cases Los Angeles Times Court says thimerosal did not cause autism The Associated Press Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Khaleej Times 7-magnitude quake strikes Indonesia The Hindu An earthquake measuring 7 on the Richter scale struck the eastern Indonesian islands on Sunday morning in North Maluku province, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, meteorologists said. The quake took place at a depth of 56 km, … Earthquake Of 7.0 Magnitude Rocks Indonesia's Maluku Islands RTT News Powerful quake hits Indonesia: seismologists AFP Indonesia's Moluccas Hit by 6.4-Magnitude Earthquake, USGS Says Bloomberg Press TV
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Xinhua US statesman Kissinger out of Seoul hospital The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea — Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was released from a hospital in the South Korean capital Sunday after recovering from stomach pains, a hospital spokesman said. Kissinger's condition was “not serious” while he was being … Kissinger released from S.Korean hospital AFP Kissinger released from Seoul hospital phillyBurbs.com Kissinger admitted to South Korean hospital CNN BusinessWeek
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BigPond News Australian PM Kevin Rudd not angered at Obama for delayed trip Christian Science Monitor Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he wasn't bothered by Obama's decision to delay his trip by a few days. President Obama (not pictured) on Friday announced he would delay his trip to see Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (also not … Obama Delays Trip to Indonesia to Work on Health Care FOXNews Obama Delays Asia Trip to Continue Health Care Push Voice of America Obama delays Pacific trip for healthcare Reuters BBC News
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