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Clearing Kids for Sports Participation Sparks Conflicts
THURSDAY, Sept. 9 (HealthDay News) -- Most teenagers think they're invincible, and that goes double for talented teenage athletes. They're young, immortal, at the top of their game, the envy of their friends.
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Bad Medicine Begets Bad Economy
Bad medicine begets bad economy.
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2000-year-old pills found in Greek shipwreck
Medicine found in a millennia-old shipwreck in the Mediterranean is the first physical evidence for ancient Greek prescriptions
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Heel USA Applauds The New England Journal of Medicine for Featuring Acupuncture
Recent article shows a growing interest in alternative medicine approaches
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Palliative Medicine: How German Physicians Act At The End Of Life
Discussions about end of life practices in Germany have been almost taboo for over half a century, but now intense debate is underway as professional bodies review their guidelines to physicians caring for the dying. A new study out in Palliative Medicine, published by SAGE, reveals that German physicians do hasten death in some cases, against current ethical guidelines - sometimes without ...
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Canadian ban on gay blood donations upheld
OTTAWA, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- Canadian Blood Services has the right to ask would-be male donors if they have engaged in homosexual acts, a judge ruled Thursday. Canadian Blood Services - Canada - Blood donation - Health - Medicine
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SIUE breaks records with largest enrollment in its history
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville this fall reported the largest enrollment in its history.
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Capcom proclaims Dead Rising 2: Case Zero an XBLA record-breaker
Publisher says zombie action game prologue posted "the best week-one unit sales in the history of all content distributed through Xbox Live Arcade," offers no hard numbers.
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Video project documents Mount Airy's history
She has lived in Canada, Central America, South America and Europe. He never left a 100-mile radius of his home. But Ellena Vasquez and George Hood were brought together as neighbors in Mount Airy — a situation that led to the preservation of history and a voice from the past.
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UNC's share of federal grants is record haul
UNC-Chapel Hill’s research grants and contracts totaled $803 million in fiscal 2010, the largest amount in campus history, officials announced today.
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