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June 29, 2008

UK, Hong Kong health alert after TB death: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)

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UK, Hong Kong health alert after TB death: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)
British and Hong Kong health authorities are urgently tracing people who came into contact with a woman who died of TB after flying home from the Chinese city, a newspaper reported on Sunday.

Mass. commission to study mental health war wounds (Boston Globe)
A new Massachusetts commission will study the mental health effects of military service and make recommendations about how the state can help returning veterans.

Zambian president in hospital in Egypt-health source (Deepika)
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, Jun 29 (Reuters) Zambia’s President Levy Mwanawasa was taken to hospital in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh today after a health emergency, an Egyptian health source said.

U.N. health agency to open Baghdad headquarters (CNN.com)
The World Health Organization, one of United Nations’ most important agencies, is opening a permanent office in Baghdad, a move that underscores recent security improvements in Iraq’s capital.

EATERIES IN BETTER ‘HEALTH’ (New York Post)

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EATERIES IN BETTER ‘HEALTH’ (New York Post)
The number of eateries shuttered by the city’s food cops has plummeted. The city closed down 291 restaurants between February and April, a 57 percent decrease from the 678 in the same period last year, according to the Health Department. The…

Smoky skies threaten health in fiery California (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By DON THOMPSON Hundreds of lightning-sparked wildfires have turned the air of Northern California into an unhealthy stew of smoke and ash, forcing the cancellation of athletic events and other outdoor activities. Health advisories urging residents to stay indoors to limit exposure to the smokey air were issued Saturday from Bakersfield north to Redding, a distance of nearly 450 miles. Air …

Health services fees increased (Baltimore Sun)
The Department of Health is raising fees Tuesday for environmental health services, including percolation testing, sewage disposal system installation and public swimming pool, and spa operating licenses.

Smoky skies threaten health in fiery California (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News)
Hundreds of lightning-sparked wildfires have turned the air of Northern California into an unhealthy stew of smoke and ash, forcing the cancellation of athletic events and other outdoor activities. Health advisories urging residents to stay indoors to limit exposure to the smokey air were issued Saturday from Bakersfield north to Redding, a distance of nearly 450 miles. Air …

Mass. commission to study mental health war wounds (Boston Globe)
A new Massachusetts commission will study the mental health effects of military service and make recommendations about how the state can help returning veterans.

Health Highlights: June 29, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:

$15m for uni’s health research centre (Camden Haven Courier)
The State Government has announced $15 million for the health and medical research institute to be built at the University of Wollongong.

Counties hope to recoup inmates’ health costs (Chicago Tribune)
Cook, Will press U.S to shoulder the expense Chicago-area county leaders are hoping to funnel millions of tax dollars into local projects by recouping money they now spend on health care for inmates in county jails.

HK, British health alert after TB death: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)
British and Hong Kong health authorities are urgently tracing people who came into contact with a woman who died of TB after flying home from the Chinese city, a newspaper reported on Sunday.

U.N. health agency to open Baghdad headquarters (CNN.com)
The World Health Organization, one of United Nations’ most important agencies, is opening a permanent office in Baghdad, a move that underscores recent security improvements in Iraq’s capital.

Health Highlights: June 28, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)

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Health Highlights: June 28, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:

Study: Houston among cities feeling health care pinch (Houston Chronicle)
Houston is one of a number of U.S. cities increasingly burdened by the federal government’s failure to tackle the nation’s health care problems, according to a new report.

Health care gets area voices (Northwest Herald)
McHENRY Residents struggling with health care access are invited to tell their stories to a state representative Saturday during a hearing about a universal health care bill for Illinois.

Counties hope to recoup inmates’ health costs (Chicago Tribune)
Cook, Will press U.S to shoulder the expense Chicago-area county leaders are hoping to funnel millions of tax dollars into local projects by recouping money they now spend on health care for inmates in county jails.

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Healthnews roundup: June 27

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June 28, 2008

Sidney Health Center shows new surgery wing (Sidney Herald-Leader)

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Sidney Health Center shows new surgery wing (Sidney Herald-Leader)
Sidney Health Center celebrated the completion of the first phase of its $20 million building project with an open house of the new surgery area Sunday.

Health Interests (HealthCentral.com)
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Health centres (The Telegraph)
Calcutta, June 28: Asia Heart Foundation will set up two primary health centres in two villages in Birbhum that will provide, according to AHF, basic and quality healthcare facilities to an estimated 50,000 people living in those areas.

Health officials question whether tomatoes behind outbreak (CNN.com)
Federal health officials are checking into the possibility that an outbreak of salmonella-caused illness originally linked to tomatoes may instead be linked to something else, they said Friday.

U.N. health agency to open Baghdad headquarters (CNN.com)
The World Health Organization, one of United Nations’ most important agencies, is opening a permanent office in Baghdad, a move that underscores recent security improvements in Iraq’s capital.

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PublicHealthProjects to Use Citizen Media to Empower Community

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A Multi-Pronged Approach to BrainHealth

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When Is Gum Bad for YourHealth?

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When Is Gum Bad for YourHealth?

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No US Funding for ReproductiveHealth…Again

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The Brussels Declaration of 1874 on Hospitals During Sieges

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June 26, 2008

Making realhealthcare happen

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Helping Your Kids WithHealthInsurance After College

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Kristin Davis: Her Healthy Life Secret

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Tech giants back onlinehealthrecords standards

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Helping Your Kids WithHealthInsurance After College

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Mandatory Minimum Coverages a Leading Cause of High-PricedHealth

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Southwest lags in health insurance coverage, CDC says (USA Today)

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Southwest lags in health insurance coverage, CDC says (USA Today)
The Southwest has the lowest health insurance coverage in the country, with 30% of non-elderly adults and 18% of children uninsured, according to a new government study.

Tech giants back online health records standards (CNET)
Microsoft and Google join a collection of insurers and health care providers in endorsing privacy standards intended to protect medical records stored online.

Prescription for Protecting Online Health Records (Washington Post)
SAN FRANCISCO — Hoping to persuade more people to store their medical records online, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and a hodgepodge of health care providers and insurers have agreed on ground rules for protecting the privacy of the sensitive information.

Judge dismisses suit over veteran health care (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
A U.S. judged dismissed on Wednesday a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that claimed the government was failing to meet the mental health needs of former troops, who have a rate of suicide far higher than the general population.

Iran bans sunbeds on health grounds (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Iran’s health ministry has banned the use and import of sunbeds on health grounds and warned image-conscious Iranians against the hazards of seeking such tans, the state broadcaster reported on Wednesday.

CDC: Health insurance lags most in Southwest (USA Today)
The Southwest has the lowest rate of health insurance coverage in the country, with 30% of non-elderly adults and 18% of children uninsured, according to a new government study.

Electronic health-record standards agreed (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
A major consumer group, insurers together with Google Inc and Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday they have agreed to standards intended to speed adoption of personal electronic health records.

Health officials push expanded HIV screening (Sun-Sentinel)
Free tests offered Friday as part of national effort Health officials around South Florida are hoping to combat the state’s high rate of HIV/AIDS infections by promoting dozens of free testing sites Friday and continuing an effort to make routine screening in medical settings more common.

Electronic health-record standards agreed (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
U.S. consumer groups, insurers and privacy advocates together with Google Inc and Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday they have agreed to standards intended to speed adoption of personal electronic health records.

Thailand burns illicit drugs: health ministry (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Thai authorities set ablaze 310 million dollars of illicit drugs on Thursday in an annual narcotics bonfire to mark UN anti-drugs day, the public health ministry said.

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