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Derrick Rose has no structural damage to his back, per a report from ESPNChicago.com . A Monday morning MRI on his back showed no major issues and Bulls general manager Gar Forman said Rose's back issues will continue to be treated on a daily basis as the reigning league MVP battles yet another injury this season. Comment?
The ANF released the results of a statewide audit of public hospital beds as part of its campaign against what it says is cost cutting by Premier Ted Baillieu. Comment?
Pastor's daughter accidentally shot at Fla. church
T. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Authorities say the daughter of a pastor is still in critical condition at a Florida hospital, a day after being accidentally shot in the head at a St. Comment?
People update: Playboy playmate won't press assault charges against High Hefner's son
The Playboy playmate Hugh Hefner's 21-year-old son has been accused of assaulting told E! Online Monday that she's not pressing charges. Comment?
Dark Chocolate & Your Heart: Delicious Advice
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What's not to love about chocolate? It is the most commonly craved food among women, and according to the National Confectioners Association , it is the favorite flavor of about 50 percent of Americans . Comment?
Tax-free cigarettes may be stubbed out
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The duty-free allowance for cigarettes and tobacco for international travellers arriving in Australia is facing the axe, Channel 7 reported last night. Comment?
Story, photos, video: Pet dentists meet demand for specialized animal care
... requires from three to six years of training in the area of specialization beyond the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Resident Dr. Steven R. Honzelka, wearing a burgundy scrub suit identical to Kressin's, prepared Taylor for her procedure. She ... Comment?
Fla. could curb lawsuits against doctors
... physicians would still be held responsible for their actions, but said that sometimes there are "bad outcomes" in medicine. He also downplayed the privacy issue, saying that anyone who sues for malpractice is losing their ability to keep their ... Comment?
Geisinger adds new diagnostic imaging test
Geisinger adds new diagnostic imaging test Monday, February 13, 2012 DANVILLE - A new diagnostic imaging test available at Geisinger Medical Center can aid in faster diagnosis of neurodegenerative movement disorders, including Parkinson's disease. Comment?
Doctors urge more production of scarce cancer drug
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Four pharmaceutical companies that make a crucial cancer drug for children that's suddenly in short supply are being urged to try to quickly step up production to prevent unnecessary deaths. Comment?
Organ donation rate stagnant as thousands sit on waiting lists
Public awareness campaigns and stories of grateful organ recipients appear to have done little to boost the number of organ donations in Canada, according to a report released Monday by the Canadian Institute for Health Information. Comment?
Burlingame Long-Term Care Facility Decision Looming
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The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will decide whether to close a long-term care facility in Burlingame, a move that could cost as many as 200 jobs and force the transfer of 230 patients who live there. Comment?
A woman who gave a pregnant 16-year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to six months of home detention. Comment?
Harper, the tiny paralyzed puppy's fate was to be thrown away in a trash bag by her owner. Comment?
Pain And Suffering Inflicted By ObamaCare
Health Care: To help pay ObamaCare's steep costs, Washington placed a tax on medical device sales. Comment?
The Healing Power Of Play
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... crack across his face. "Just like my grandkids," he whispered with a chuckle. Sometimes laughter really is the best medicine. The theme, "The Art of Play," runs through the collection of impressionist paintings by artist Kathleen Lack , whose ... Comment?
Doctors to run campaign against heart disease
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... and professionally bound to minimize the number of such cases. Speaking alongside representatives of the Internal Medicine and Neurology Societies, he said this could be accomplished by educating the public, reducing their risk factors and having ... Comment?
Hundreds take advantage of free eye exams & glasses
More than 200 people took advantage of a free health screening in Biloxi Monday. Comment?
How many calories should you be consuming every day?
... for your overall well-being as well! Ashley is a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and has been working in the health and fitness industry for... Comment?
Expect Drummond to pinch everyone but savage no one
Only in Ontario could a report from a one-man committee proposing service cuts, administrative upgrades and tax changes be awaited with such breathless anticipation. Comment?