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Possible Link Between Sugary Soft Drinks and Pancreatic Cancer

Leo Kretzner Region: Minnesota

Possible Link Between Sugary Soft Drinks and Pancreatic Cancer By Leo Kretzner, 2/7/2010 Cancer of the pancreas, the small organ producing insulin, is relatively rare but packs a deadly wallop: The five-year survival rate is only 5% and the disease progresses quickly in most individuals, primarily because it lacks symptoms until it is an advanced disease. Researchers at the University of Minnesota have now found... more

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Tags: Cancer
 

Global warming phenomenon -Climate plays a far more important role in economic development:Vohra

Vijay Kumar Region: India

    Jammu, February 7 (Scoop News) -The Jammu and Kashmir Governor,  N. N. Vohra,extensively referred to the various reports in regard to global warming, receding glaciers, depletion of ozone layer, greenhouse effect, progressive rise in the mean annual temperatures and the sea level, erosion of topsoil, erratic monsoons, floods, droughts etc. and the impact of all these on agriculture, various life fo... more

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WHO: 7.6 Million People Die Of Cancer Disease Every Year

Prakash Dhawan Region: United States

(WHO) world health organization found that 7.6 million people die from cancer among the AIDS, Malaria and tuberculosis. Around 12 million people surviving from diagnosed cancer every year. Dr. Andreas Ullrich who are a prefacer of WHO Department of cancer control told that two third of cancer-related deaths occur in countries where source available for cancer control and service are no more limited or non-existent... more

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Tags: Cancer , Die , Disease , Health , People
 

Surprising Diet Study Result: Red meat not the bad guy this time

Leo Kretzner Region: California

Surprising Diet Study Result: Red meat not the bad guy this time By Leo Kretzner, 1/30/2010 Many a medical study is done on diet and cancer. Some search for eating patterns among groups of people who do and don’t get cancer. Or they may determine if dietary changes made within the study have measurable positive effects in people. A new study by Dr. Erin Richman of the Harvard School of Public Health is les... more

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Anti-Leprosy Day - Nothing alarming and situation is well under control in J&K: Govt

Vijay Kumar Region: India

  Jammu January 30 (Scoop News) -  J&K Minister for Health, Horticulture and Floriculture,  Sham Lal Sharma observed that figures available with the Government do not indicate anything alarming and situation is well under control. “Yet we have to keep a close watch to eradicate the disease completely”, he said adding that Government efforts are not enough but social organizations should also... more

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Blueberry Juice Improves Memory in Mildly Impaired Older Adults

Leo Kretzner Region: Ohio

BLUEBERRY JUICE IMPROVES MEMORY IN MILDLY IMPAIRED OLDER ADULTS By Leo Kretzner, Claremont, CA.  January 21, 2010. In the first human study of its kind, researchers found that daily consumption of about two cups of blueberry juice improved the memory of older adults already diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment. Such people are at increased risk of developing outright dementia, and the study authors note th... more

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Exclusive: Crazy Octomom Nadya Suleman’s New Bikini Body…PHOTOS…

Ctpatriot1970 Region: United States

Octomom Nadya Suleman — down to 120 lbs., from a whopping 270 — dares to bare in a stunning new photo shoot, published exclusively in this week’s Star. The mom-of-14 flaunts her new body just a year after her record-breaking delivery in a stunning set of bikini photos. Octomom Nadya Sulemans "HOT" Bikini Pics  6 Pics... Nadya shows what exercise and good diet can do in an eight-page special in... more

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160 AMERICANS SAVED AND PULLED OUT OF FROM HAITI

Navraj Singh Sandhu Region: India

 160 U.S. citizens were saved today along with 370 others from the devastating and shattered Haiti, which suffered from the Earthquake measuring 7.0 on Richter scale. About 40 to 45 thousand U.S. citizens live in Haiti. Partially confirmrd sources say that the death toll has touched 10 lacs. -DR. NAVRAJ SINGH SANDHU (PAHS-1) more

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Tags: 10LAC DEAD , U , Haiti
 

Death on Feathered Legs: Bird-Like Dinosaur Was Venomous

Leo Kretzner Region: Kansas

Death on Feathered Legs: Bird-like Dinosaur Was Venomous Leo Kretzner, Claremont, CA (1-14-2010)   In case the Velociraptors in “Jurassic Park” weren’t scary enough for you, perhaps you’ll be glad to know that some of their close relatives were probably also venomous.   Paleontologists from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, working with a Chinese colleague, have shown that ... more

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Climate Change Hits Natural Paradise of Kashmir

Zafar Iqbal Region: Pakistan

By Zafar Iqbal Muzaffarabad, Jammu and Kashmir: January 14, 2010: The tangible impacts of climate change are now witnessed even in those areas of South Asian region which are considered as habitat of ecosystem due to the abundance of natural resources. Like other areas of world, the weather pattern in Kashmir has changed so much so that people are experiencing in chilly and dry winter without rains and snowfall. Peo... more

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