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Biotechnology Companies Pitch for U.S. Taxpayer Aid

By David Olmos and Justin Blum

Dec. 10 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. biotechnology executives are lobbying Congress to change a tax law and provide millions of dollars in government money to small, cash-starved drugmakers....

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WildNoggin

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Hattiesburg, TX police charge man with carrying 500 pounds of marijuana

You think the Federal government with a huge deficit would look for ways to make money off taxes... well they do but unfortunately no new products are introduced. America is a business offering. Just imagine the funds Texas would have had from the sale of this popular drug. I'm also very confused that a "American" state would ...

Posted 48 days ago link http://www.clarionledger.com

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More American kids went hungry last year - Diet and nutrition

As I have argued in the past, the Hollywood Democrats, who claim to be patriotic, have only helped other countries, (ex. American Idol gives, only to overseas kids, Oprah giving to overseas kids, Madona and Anjelina adopting kids from overseas). Where is this patriotism? The same people that voted for Obama are the same people tha...

Posted 49 days ago link http://www.msnbc.msn.com

WildNoggin

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A Deadly New Arenavirus

This is a very serious issue regarding emerging viri. There are so many anti-XXX products on the market, evolution stipulates there will be adaptation to anything that tries to eradicate.

I'm very happy Google has decided to fund research regarding pathogens. Makes you wonder how the government can afford to really perform t...

Posted 52 days ago link http://blog.google.org

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I See the Failure of the Health-Care System Every Day

I see the insanity of the current “system” pretty much every day. For instance: the patient crippled by diabetes at age 60, unable to hold a job, and therefore out of luck when it comes to health insurance—too young for Medicare, slightly too wealthy for Medicaid....

Posted 70 days ago link http://pokedandprodded.health.com

WildNoggin

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Survey: Half Of U.S. Doctors Give Placebos, Physicians Report Giving Vitamins Or Other Drugs They Know Won’t Help Without Telling Patients

To make it even stranger it has also been found in recent studies that a $10 placebo is more effective than a cheaper one. I'm not sure how the conversation occurs between the patient and doctor when handing out a placebo. What I do know is the power of the mind over the body only works effectively you believe. In the case of a...

Posted 73 days ago link http://www.cbsnews.com

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Vitamin D Supplementation Guidelines for Youngsters Doubled

The leading children's medical organization in the United States on Monday announced that it has doubled the amount of vitamin D recommended for infants, children and adolescents....

Posted 82 days ago link http://www.washingtonpost.com

WildNoggin

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Is coffee a connection to good health?

So now I'm confused... this reminds me of the egg scare

Coffee is it good or bad, the news about this drink switches like a light over the years.. Personally I like Coffee and eggs so no matter what is said I will continue to consume them.

One time I remember Tom Brokaw or Peter Jennings saying milk was bad for your health.....

Posted 84 days ago link http://www.newsday.com

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This Open-Enrollment Season, Beware of Out-of-Pocket Costs

Next year, you'll likely pay more for your workplace health benefits, but you may have to read the fine print to figure out where the bite will come. As companies head into open-enrollment season, when they let employees pick their plans for next year, many firms say they are reluctant to boost health-care premiums too sharply at a...

Posted 88 days ago link http://online.wsj.com

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