Dem Rep Says We Must End Medicare “Mistake” Of Letting Doctors, Not Government, Control Treatment Decisions
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CHICAGO (AP) – Add "Facebook depression" to potential harms linked with social media, an influential doctors' group warns, referring to a condition it says may affect troubled teens who obsess over the online site. Researchers disagree on whether it's simply an extension of depression some kids feel in other circumstances, or a distinct condition linked with ...
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RWB News: “The real question is, which religions qualify for exemption? It’s easy to argue that Muslims, Christian Scientists, and the Amish will be ‘recognized,’ because they have a moral conflict with insurance. However, what argument will Christians be able to make for exemption? Will they be able to claim ...
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The Constitution grants only to Congress the power to legislate. There is no greater threat to our delicate system of government than when federal courts allow unelected bureaucrats to make up their own laws. Yet last week, federal Judge Rosemary Collyer did just that. The ruling has ominous implications for ObamaCare, enacted one year ago but ...
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Marijuana users sometimes report that pot enhances their desire for sex. But a new review of research on marijuana and sexual health suggests that male smokers could be courting sexual dysfunction. Research on the topic is contradictory and few studies are high-quality, said study researcher Rany Shamloul, a physician with appointments at the University of Ottawa ...
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Health Day: There's a worrisome uptick in the incidence of certain head and neck cancers among middle-aged and even younger Americans, and some experts link the trend to a rise in the popularity of oral sex over the past few decades. That's because the human papillomavirus (HPV) is a major trigger for these cancers, and HPV can ...
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Fox News: A New Zealand woman was temporarily partially paralyzed by a hickey on her neck from her amorous partner, AFP reported Friday. The 44-year-old woman went to the emergency department of Middlemore Hospital in Auckland last year after experiencing loss of movement in her left arm while watching television, doctors reported in the New Zealand Medical ...
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) -- More and more people are dying from abusing or misusing drugs, including both prescription and illegal drugs, new research suggests. In some groups, deaths from "accidental poisonings" -- most the result of drug overdoses -- are more than ten times higher than they were in the late 1960s, the study found. While ...
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Wall Street Journal: Christopher G. Wayne doesn't look like a typical family-practice doctor. Known to admirers as the "Rock Doc," he wears his hair spiked, punk style, and festoons himself with chains, bangles and leather bracelets. He uses his upscale Miami Beach home as a production studio for Playboy photo spreads, and his MySpace page shows him ...
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UPDATED: Culprit Identified – Obama Gets 12 Stitches In His Lip After Being Elbowed By Opponent In Basketball Game – With Video
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Politico: THE CULPRIT: The player who elbowed President Obama in the lip during a basketball game on Friday is Rey Decerega, the director of programs for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, the White House said. "I learned today the president is both a tough competitor and a good sport," Decerega said in a statement. "I enjoyed playing ...
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Judges who hear Social Security disability cases are facing a growing number of violent threats from claimants angry over being denied benefits or frustrated at lengthy delays in processing claims. There were at least 80 threats to kill or harm administrative law judges or staff over the past year — an 18 percent ...
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The Guardian: The UK government is poised to start measuring people's psychological and environmental wellbeing, bidding to be among the first countries to officially monitor happiness. Despite "nervousness" in Downing Street at the prospect of testing the national mood amid deep cuts and last week's riot in Westminster, the Office of National Statistics will shortly be asked ...
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – Energy drinks are hugely popular, but each one could be giving you more caffeine than a cup of coffee, a study said. In addition, that caffeine could combine with other ingredients in potentially risky ways, with the use of energy drinks with alcohol a particular concern. "What we know is that a ...
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NEW YORK (AP) - Women with high-stress jobs face about 88 percent more risk of a heart attack than if they had low workplace stress, Harvard University researchers said. The scientists defined the stressful positions as those with demanding tasks and little authority or creativity. Those jobs also were associated with a 40 percent greater ...
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WASHINGTON (AP) – AARP's endorsement helped secure passage of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. Now the seniors' lobby is telling its employees their insurance costs will rise partly as a result of the law. In an e-mail to employees, AARP says health care premiums will increase by 8 percent to 13 percent next year ...
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