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Drug avoids radiation for early testicular cancer Reuters - 3 hours ago By Megan Rauscher NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - In men who are diagnosed with earl-stage testicular cancer, a single dose of the chemotherapy drug carboplatin is as effective radiation therapy and is much less toxic, according to study findings presented ... More profit than progress in cancer research MSNBC Blood Test May Spot Early Lung Cancer WebMD Pittsburgh Post Gazette - WHOI - FiercePharma - Wall Street Journal all 411 news articles

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‘Best Children’s Hospitals’ for 2008 eFluxMedia - 5 hours ago By Anna Boyd Parents now have the possibility to look for the best options when it comes to treating their children thanks to US News and World Report’s list of the nation’s “best children’s hospitals” for neonatal care. ‘Dr. Buddy’ honored by hospital, state Houston Home Journal St. Louis Children's Hospital ranked among best Belleville News Democrat Ozarks First - Detroit Free Press - Bizjournals.com - U.S. News & World Report all 146 news articles

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UConn's Calhoun Reveals He Recently Had Cancerous Mass Removed AHN - 6 hours ago Storrs, CT. (AHN) -- Jim Calhoun's toughness and consistency as a college basketball coach have served him well in sports and in life, as well. Against cancer, Calhoun undefeated Connecticut Post College basketball: UConn's Calhoun has skin cancer again San Francisco Chronicle The Associated Press - eFluxMedia - Chicago Tribune - Hartford Courant all 425 news articles

Reuters - A new analysis of current research provides "the strongest evidence to date" that giving small children supplemental vitamin D will help prevent them from developing type 1 diabetes later on, according to the review's co-author.

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More Young People Going Without Health Insurance U.S. News & World Report - 7 hours ago By Ed Edelson FRIDAY, May 30 (HealthDay News) -- The number of young adults without health insurance rose again in 2006, so 38 percent of high school graduates and 34 percent of college graduates will spend some time uninsured in the year after ... Number of uninsured US young adults grows -study Reuters Young Adults At Risk: 13.7 Million Lack Health Insurance Coverage Science Daily (press release) United Press International - Wall Street Journal Blogs - Kaiser network.org - Dog Flu Diet and Diseases all 32 news articles

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Recent Data Prompts Revision Of Erbitux, Avastin Study CNNMoney.com - 5 hours ago NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Recently released data is prompting the revision of a large study comparing the use of Imclone Systems Inc.'s (IMCL) Erbitux and/or Genentech Inc.'s (DNA) Avastin together with chemotherapy in treating advanced colorectal cancer. New Data Triggers Revision of Erbitrux vs. Avastin Study eFluxMedia DxS, Roche Expand KRAS Dx Distribution; ASCO Studies Support mCRC ... Pharmacogenomics Reporter (subscription) Forbes - PharmExec.com - MedPage Today - Cancer Consultants all 326 news articles

AFP - The World Health Organisation said Friday that only a total ban on all forms of tobacco advertising can stop the "constantly mutating virus" of the marketing industry and protect vulnerable young people.

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FG Adopts Who Policy On Tobacco Promotion AllAfrica.com - 5 hours ago THE Federal Government in accordnance with the call by the World Health Organisations (WHO) to ban all advertisments, promotions and sponsorships on tobacco product, has banned all forms of advertisement on tobacco products. WHO: Stop Tobacco Advertisements AHN WHO Calls for Complete Ban on Tobacco Advertising Voice of America eFluxMedia - Orlando Sentinel - Reuters - Miami Poetry Review all 256 news articles

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Grants/contracts TMCnet - 9 hours ago The National Institutes of Health has awarded Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University (the Bronx, New York) and Montefiore Medical Center (also the Bronx) a Clinical and Translational Science Award totaling $22 million over five years ... U. receives grant to help speed new treatments to patients Salt Lake Tribune San Diego institute gets $20 million grant for medical work San Jose Mercury News San Diego Business Journal - San Diego Union Tribune - Bizjournals.com - Washington Business Journal all 106 news articles

AP - A woman in a northern Australian city gave birth to a healthy baby girl after a rare full-term ectopic pregnancy, a hospital official said Friday.