 The Guardian | President's health care law vs. religious liberty? Fox News This is a rush transcript from "Special Report," February 8, 2012. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. JAY CARNEY, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: We want to work with all these organizations to implement this policy in a way that ... Dolan 'skeptical' of Obama Birth-control fight turns into a campaign and fundraising tool Senior US Catholic cites Obama "promises" on birth control |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Some men may inherit a higher risk of heart disease from dad CBS News Move over, estrogen. There's a new theory that helps explain why men are more likely than women to get heart disease. A new study shows that some men may inherit a higher risk for heart disease directly from their fathers. The finding is significant in ... The Y Chromosome May Explain Why Men Have Earlier Coronary Disease Male Gene Linked To Coronary Artery Disease Risk Male Genes May Explain Higher Heart Disease Risk |
 Los Angeles Times | Deep Brain Stimulation Strengthens Memory Medscape February 9, 2012 — Deep brain stimulation of the entorhinal region, applied during learning, appears to improve memory of spatial information, report researchers. "Our results show that spatial learning in humans can be enhanced by electrical ... Tiny electrical shocks to the brain enhance memory Electric shocks to brain may boost memory: Study Study finds jolt to the brain boosts memory |
 Los Angeles Times | Tai Chi may help Parkinson's patients regain balance Los Angeles Times A six-month program of Tai Chi exercises helped people with various stages of Parkinson's disease improve stability, their ability to walk and reduced the frequency of falls. A study released this week in the New England Journal of Medicine compared a ... Tai chi helps Parkinson's patients balance Tai Chi Helps Parkinson's Patients Tai Chi Improves Balance, Reduces Falls in Parkinson's |
 The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Norovirus suspected in NJ college illnesses USA TODAY LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ (AP) – Officials suspect norovirus is to blame for sickening dozens of students at two New Jersey colleges. State Health Department officials have confirmed noro in about 60 Princeton University students since late January. Norovirus outbreak strikes Rider University in NJ, 40 hospitalized Outbreak sickens dozens at New Jersey university Norovirus sickens 40 Rider University students |
 Daily Mail | Teen pregnancy rates reach 'dramatic' 40-year low in US Fox News Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet WASHINGTON – Teen pregnancy rates in the US have dropped to a 40-year low, according to a study released Wednesday. The Guttmacher Institute, a non-profit sexual health research group that favors abortion ... Teen pregnancy, abortion rates at record low Drop in Teen Pregnancy Due to Birth Control Teen pregnancy, abortion rates at record low, study says |
 Forbes | Komen should clean house after Planned Parenthood flap, fundraiser says Politico For top Susan G. Komen for the Cure fundraiser Eve Ellis, Karen Handel's resignation is only a start - she's calling for the CEO and entire board to go. Ellis, a former Komen New York City board member who wrote in a letter that the foundation has ... What Komen Forgot In Failing Its Brand Komen's Nancy Brinker says she made mistakes in Planned Parenthood case Komen's Nancy Brinker: "I made some mistakes" |
 USA TODAY | Trans Fat Levels Drop 58% in Americans Food Product Design ATLANTA—Nearly a decade after federally mandated labeling of trans fats on food labels, a new study led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals blood levels of trans-fatty acids in Caucasian US adults decreased by 58% from 2000 to ... Study: Trans fats in Americans decreased 58% in last decade Why We're Eating Fewer Trans Fats, And How Sugar Could Be Next Americans' trans fat levels decline over past decade |
 Scientific American | CDC concerned about 'untreatable' STD Fox News Photomicrograph of Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria.CDC/Dr. Stephen J. Kraus Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Researchers warned gonorrhea is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics, which raises the risk of an untreatable strain of the ... Scientists warn untreatable gonorrhea about to hit the United States 'Untreatable' Gonorrhea Looms, CDC Warns Gonorrhea Strain Resistant to Antibiotics, Experts Warn |
 BBC News | Gene therapy 'gave me sight back' BBC News By Helen Briggs Health editor, BBC News website Three US citizens who lost their sight in childhood have reported a dramatic improvement in vision after having gene therapy in both eyes. There was some improvement after the genetic fault in one eye was ... Gene Therapy for Inherited Blindness Succeeds in Patients' Other Eye Gene Therapy Helps People With Inherited Blindness See Gene therapy helped restore patients' vision |
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