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what you should know about breast cancer27 Dec 2005 22:36 GMT45
    What You Should Know About Breast Cancer Risk
Drink more tea! Eat more vegetables! Throw out your antiperspirant!"
Women are bombarded with advice on how to reduce their risk for breast
cancer. What you often don't hear is that none of these methods can
Healthcare rationing27 Dec 2005 19:01 GMT1
http://www.brookings.edu/comm/policybriefs/pb147.htm
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Negotiate your medical bills?27 Dec 2005 16:19 GMT48
Excerpts from http://online.wsj.com/article/SB113244677200102388.html 
As consumers carry a bigger share of rising medical expenses, more
people are finding themselves having to negotiate the cost of their
care. Some are negotiating based on financial need. Others are asking
cranial morphology of early americans27 Dec 2005 04:01 GMT4
Published online before print December 12, 2005
Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 10.1073/pnas.0507185102
Anthropology-Biological Sciences
Cranial morphology of early Americans from Lagoa Santa, Brazil:
Ear Infections - Alternatives to Ear Tubes?26 Dec 2005 23:47 GMT2
Several months ago, a TV news show had a segment on kids with chronic ear
infections getting better without ear tubes.
Be grateful if somebody would respond with details about the medical
procedure involved and if they are valid.
Red blood cell count question(s)26 Dec 2005 19:17 GMT2
I have always had trouble working out for either stamina or strength. I
now find out that my RBC is 4.30 mill/mcl; my hemoglobin is 13.7 g/dl
and hemocrit is 40.6%. On the scale it looks like I am a hair way from
being out of the normal range for all of these. Is this hair important ...
Secular Trend continues26 Dec 2005 15:18 GMT3
J Pediatr. 2005 Dec;147(6):753-60.
Interpreting the continued decline in the average age at menarche: results
from two nationally representative surveys of u.s. Girls studied 10 years
apart.
What percentage of kids are not toilet trained by age four?26 Dec 2005 15:11 GMT3
Does anyone have any info on this topic? Out daughter turned 4 this
past October (2005). We trained our first daughter at 27 months and it
was quick and painless. We started our second daughter when she was
about 27 months. It's now almost 2 years later and she still has many
searching for dysphagia cause26 Dec 2005 14:40 GMT1
My mom (who lives in Europe) has had dysphagia issues for a long time
(roughly 20 years). It always seems to come and go, lately every 1.5
years or so. When it occurs, she's not able to eat or drink almost
anything for 2-3 days (implying hospital visits, IV in some cases),
DARWIN A N0-SHOW FOR SEANCE DEBATE WITH VELIKOVSKY26 Dec 2005 08:48 GMT3
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Cost of Blood Tests26 Dec 2005 08:27 GMT14
I am trying to get a handle on the cost of a blood test in a large
Metropolitan hospital as part of a physical. My physician has an office in a
wing of the hospital.
I had a standard physical where the doctor sent me down to the lab for blood
Will Gastaldo finally be satisfied?25 Dec 2005 22:02 GMT2
Famed internet "kook" Todd Gastaldo has for years claimed that "MDs"
are "LYING by omission" by calling vaccines "immunizations" while
"failing" to acknowledge and/or inform mothers that breastfeeding is
immunization. He also claims that "MDs" imply vaccines are 100%
Can "miasma theory" still hold some good?25 Dec 2005 04:23 GMT1
"Miasma Theory
Miasmas are poisonous emanations, from putrefying carcasses, rotting
vegetation or molds, and invisible dust particles inside dwellings.
They were once believed to enter the body and cause disease. This
Should doctors accept gifts from patients?25 Dec 2005 02:57 GMT2
http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/331/7531/1527
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What color is a human liver in vivo?24 Dec 2005 23:03 GMT1
I looked around for a few pictures of a functioning human liver in
vivo on the Net, and it looks kind of light pinkish-brown from what I
saw (more pink than brown).  And yet illustrations almost always show
the liver as being dark reddish brown, like the beef livers you see in
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