 Canada.com | Lab Tests Show No Serious Infectious Illness on Via Rail Train eFluxMedia - By Anna Boyd The Via Rail train quarantined by Canadian authorities after a passenger woman died and up to six others complained of flu-like symptoms arrived in Toronto on Saturday. Train delayed after woman dies in Toronto Canadian Health Officials Now Say No Outbreak On Via Rail Train |
 The Tech Herald | Scientists Pushing For Better AIDS Prevention Strategies dBTechno - Boston (dbTechno) - Scientists have come out and stated that it may be time to use AIDS funding on more proven prevention strategies rather than on distributing condoms and working on new vaccines. HIV Prevention Message Failing AIDS battlers seek shift from condoms, vaccines |
 dBTechno | Air Methods confirms 3 dead in Wisconsin crash CNNMoney.com - NEW YORK (Associated Press) - Air Methods Corp., which provides emergency medical air transportation, said three people died when one of its helicopters crashed Saturday night in Wisconsin. Officials Investigate After Fatal Med Flight Helicopter Crash 3 People Killed in Copter Crash |
Warren Relay For Life sets new records Tribune Chronicle - By CHRISTOPHER BOBBY Tribune Chronicle WARREN - Retired Warren Police Officer Ron Massucci continued his traffic-control role as a downtown fixture lap after lap during the 15th annual Warren Relay for Life wrapped up under sunny skies. Warren Relay for Life raises about $461K Warren High School totals |
 NBC Augusta | Manufacturers to Boost Number of Flu Vaccines for Next Season eFluxMedia - By Anna Boyd Despite inefficiency of the flu vaccines this year in the US , the five companies manufacturing influenza vaccines plan to make a record number of doses for next flu season. Flu vaccine makers to set new doses record for next season Survey: flu shots less effective for the past winter |
 dBTechno | Phila. Race for the Cure draws 45000 Philadelphia Inquirer - By Josh Goldstein Phyllis Cooperman and her daughter Lisa Kolar jogged arm in arm across the finish line of the Philadelphia Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure yesterday morning with huge smiles on their faces. More than 36000 people participate in the Race for the Cure Race for the Cure and other events draw 36000 |
 The Money Times | Woman attacked by pelican MyFox Tampa Bay - TREASURE ISLAND - A woman swimming in the Gulf of Mexico is recovering from a pelican attack. Debbie Shoemaker visits Treasure Island every year from Ohio . Unprecedented Collision with Pelican Sends Woman to Hospital Pelican 'bombs' bather in Florida |
Wisconsin Lyme disease cases up last year Chicago Tribune - AP MADISON, Wis. - There was a significant increase in the number of reported Lyme disease cases in Wisconsin last year, state health officials say. Take Precautions To Avoid Tick Bites Wisconsin Lyme Disease cases up last year |