MiamiHerald.comCDC concedes vaccine production behind scheduleThe Associated PressWASHINGTON — A top-ranking official of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says production of a vaccine for swine flu virus is behind schedule and people should take precautionary steps to prevent its spread. Dr. Anne Schuchat (SHU'-kit) ...H1N1 vaccinations begin locallyGalesburg Register-MailState to deliver H1N1 vaccines to schoolsCape GazetteChildren's H1N1 flu vaccines available todayRecord HeraldAmerican Medical News -WFMY News 2 -Tidewater Newsall 2,450 news articles »

  The Associated PressSCENARIO: U.S. healthcare reform reaches new stageReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic leaders in the US Senate and House of Representatives are negotiating ways to merge five healthcare bills into a single measure in each chamber that will rein in costs, regulate insurers and expand ...Liberals increase pressure for public insurance plan in health billWashington PostPublic Insurance Option Gains Ground In New PollWall Street JournalWill Obamacare Look More Like Auto Insurance?Wall Street Journal (blog)Youngstown Business Journal -Great Falls Tribune -The Tennesseanall 1,246 news articles »

  Telegraph.co.ukFurther Study Undercuts HIV VaccineWall Street JournalNEW YORK -- Scientists acknowledged that an HIV vaccine recently tested in Thailand may be less effective than they originally suggested, but said it still provided valuable leads for further research. When first publicly disclosing the ...HIV vaccine trial's success more modest than thoughtWashington PostAIDS Vaccine Trial Shows Only Slight ProtectionNew York TimesSignificant trial of HIV vaccineTopNews United StatesThe Associated Press -Atlanta Journal Constitution -Los Angeles Timesall 531 news articles »

  WWLP 22NewsEarly Detection Is Critical In Fighting Breast CancerWHKPOctober is Breast Cancer awareness month, and early detection is critical in the fight against Breast Cancer according to Oncologist Dr. Charles Albers. He spoke on Pardee Hospital's Medical Monday recently about the importance of a yearly mammogram. ...Pink ribbon serves as symbol of hopeTidewater NewsCreating cancer awarenessDell Rapids TribuneBoulder City to go pink for breast cancer awarenessLas Vegas SunNew York Times -McMurray Almanac -The Patriot Ledgerall 228 news articles »

  New York TimesAttorney general says prosecuting such cases 'will not be a priority'Washington PostFederal drug agents won't pursue pot-smoking patients or their sanctioned suppliers in states that allow medical marijuana, under new legal guidelines to be issued Monday by the Obama administration. By Carrie Johnson Attorney General Eric H. Holder ...California medical pot community celebrates move to back off federal...San Jose Mercury NewsUS Mellows on Medical MarijuanaWall Street JournalMedical-pot backers react to new Obama policySan Francisco ChronicleAllGov -Bloomberg -Boston Globeall 1,997 news articles »

  BBC NewsSt. Charles high school closed after 900 out sickChicago Sun-TimesA student who attended Sandwich Community High School died Monday after contracting the H1N1 virus, the school district reported. The student, whose name was not released, attended the school 50 miles west of Chicago last year but was not in attendance ...'Swine flu' illness closes schoolBBC NewsSt. Charles East closes for the week after likely flu outbreak, 972 absences ...Chicago TribuneSchools take extra precaution against spread of H1N1phillyBurbs.comThe Post-Standard - Syracuse.com -BurlingtonFreePress.com -Fenton Tri County Timesall 210 news articles »

  Tampabay.comFDA to Clarify Standards for the Front of Food LabelsNew York TimesThe Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it would seek to clear up the confusion caused by a surge of upbeat nutritional claims — for everything from Froot Loops to mayonnaise — that manufacturers have begun to make on ...FDA seeks better nutrition labelingWashington PostFDA Targets Nutritional Claims on Food PackagingWall Street JournalNutritional Claims Targeted by FDA on Food PackagingTopNews United StatesSupermarket News -The Money Times -U.S. News &World Reportall 320 news articles »

  Telegraph.co.ukHow Bill Gates is turning the tables in favour of young researchersTimes OnlineThe latest round of grants released by the Gates Foundation, announced yesterday by Tachi Yamada, the global health president, while out in Tanzania, is interesting on several counts. The breadth of 'outside the box' thinking is no less radical than in ...Gates Foundation grants support unusual researchThe Associated PressUnconventional approach to world health problemsTopNews United StatesA taste for bold ideas -- chewing gum to detect malaria?Seattle TimesTelegraph.co.uk -Voice of America -Tampa Tribuneall 172 news articles »

  Telegraph.co.ukOlder People Get Brain Boost From InternetWebMDOct. 19, 2009 -- Surfing the Internet may be the latest way to teach an old dog new tricks. A study shows older adults who learn to use the Internet to search for information experience a surge of activity in key decision-making and ...Study: The Internet Is Altering Our BrainsFOXNewsInternet use 'may improve brain function in adults', says UCLA studyTelegraph.co.ukInternet use may help you search and find...a healthier mindLos Angeles TimesKingston Daily Freeman -National Geographic -Daily Mailall 116 news articles »

  New York Daily NewsSF schools' lunch money cut off; rules brokenSan Francisco Chronicle(10-20) 21:00 PDT -- School lunches have long been the butt of bad jokes featuring mystery meat and plastic-wrapped bean burritos, but in San Francisco, feeding more than 30000 children every day - while following strict federal rules - is no laughing ...Report: Schools should adopt healthier meals despite costsUSA TodayCalorie limits for school lunches are recommendedLos Angeles TimesSchool Meal Recommendations: Less Sodium, More Fruits and VeggiesKansas City infoZineAtlanta Journal Constitution -Anderson Independent Mail -Newsdayall 411 news articles »