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I love to learn, which is why I read across the internet on a variety of topics, especially related to health. Since I'm doing that already, I will share the accessible articles with you. PhD in human physiology, post-doctoral training in diabetes. Faculty member for 20 years. Consultant to business on executive health and to individuals for their various health needs and interests.
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Jobless claims fall, but 4-week average highest since after Katrina
Careers & Jobs – The number of laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits fell last week, providing a slight break from a recent rise in layoffs, but the four-week average for claims rose to 339,000, the highest level since layoffs spiked in the fall of 2005 after Hurricane Katrina.
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Health Benefits of Water
Health & Fitness – How 8 Glasses A Day Keeps Fat Away Incredible as it may seem, water is quite possibly the single most important catalyst in losing weight and keeping it off. Although most of us take for granted, water may be the only true "magic potion" for permanent weight loss.
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Children's Medicines Contain Banned Dyes and Flavors
Health & Fitness – Medicines for babies and young children frequently contain additives banned from foods and drinks aimed at under-threes, research shows. Azo dye colourings were found in 5 products and artificial sweeteners and preservatives in many. No colours or sweeteners are allowed in foods or drinks for the under-threes and most preservatives are banned.
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Curriculum of MIT to be online for free
News – MIT intends to reach an epic milestone soon: By the end of the year, its entire curriculum should be available online for free. Scholars - and amateur scholars - are coming in droves. "It's exceeded our expectations," said Anne Margulies, the official who heads up the program called OpenCourseWare.
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Illnesses traced to a new strain of norovirus
News – Federal scientists have discovered that a new strain of norovirus is responsible for the wave of intense gastrointestinal infections that have overwhelmed hospitals, nursing homes, and college dormitories across New England and the nation this winter. The outbreak has alarmed disease experts because so many adults and children have become so sick.
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Change in daylight saving time may affect moods
Health & Fitness – Daylight savings time, which begins Sunday, could actually make millions of Americans feel less sunny. For those people - suffering from seasonal affective disorder or its milder cousin, winter blues - the corresponding reduction in morning light may worsen or lengthen their depression, doctors and mood experts say. "We're very worried about i
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Ticket scalping comes to a head
Sports – You need only two of the primo tickets you bought for the NCAA championship game on April 2 in Atlanta's Georgia Dome. So the next move is to scalp the extras online, where men's college basketball tournament tickets with a face value of $204 are on sale for as much as $5,800 apiece. Not so fast.
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Evangelicals battle over agenda, environment
Religion – A struggle for control of the evangelical agenda intensified this week, with some leaders declaring that the focus has strayed too far from their signature battles against abortion and gay rights. Those issues defined the evangelical movement for more than two decades - and cemented ties with the Republican Party.
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Should You Eat Dropped Food?
Health & Fitness – Ohio State basketball coach Thad Matta recently reverted to parenting mode after he lost his chewing gum during his team's Big Ten victory over Wisconsin. Popping the gum back in his mouth, he said: "I have two daughters and they taught me a three-second rule. I have three seconds to pick it up off the floor and it's still OK. "
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Federation Investigates Bush for Violating the Prime Directive
Do No Evil – The Federation is investigating charges brought forth by the Democratic Star Confederation that George W. Bush, current acting president of the United Federated Americas of Earth did willfully and knowingly violate that most important of Directives, The Prime Directive.
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12 Steps to a Productive Driving Commute
Careers & Jobs – Use your time behind the wheel wisely.
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Voted for on March 09, 2007 02:36pm
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Now make free calls to Australia, Hong Kong and Taiwan also using MediaRing
Do-It-Yourself – MediaRing Limited, one of the leading VoIP telephony service providers in Asia, recently announced that its MediaRing Talk Unlimited Free calls promotion will add three new destinations - Australia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. With these three new countries, MediaRing now extends its unlimited free calls to a total of eight key destinations globally.
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Secretive US hearings raise concern
News – Fourteen Guantanamo Bay prison detainees are due to face their first hearings before US military panels, without legal representation and with reporters barred from the proceedings. The 14 detainees - described by the US as "high-value" suspects - were transferred to the US navy base in Cuba in September after years held in secret CIA pri
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EU agrees on renewable energy target
News – European Union leaders have agreed to adopt a binding target on the use of renewable energy, such as wind and solar power, officials say. UK PM Tony Blair said the deal was "a major step" which put the EU in a leadership position on climate change.
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Anti-cancer gene prompts tans in the sun
Health & Fitness – A gene known to prevent cancer also protects against sun damage by prompting the skin to tan when exposed to the sun's ultraviolet light, according to a study. P53, a gene best known for keeping tumors at bay, also activates the tanning mechanism that darkens skin and protects it from sunburn and from the skin cancer melanoma.
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