Health, labour big for Oberg
Edmonton Sun, Canada -
Although Oberg has been touted as a candidate to replace Premier Ralph Klein for some time, he will make his candidacy official when he launches his leadership campaign at the heart of his Strathmore-Brooks riding this morning.
2006-06-19
Stroger's Son Says HIPAA Law Means He Doesn't Have to Talk
WBBM780, Chicago -
2006-06-18
University of Wisconsin sues French company for patent
WBAY, WI -
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation says in the lawsuit that Health From the Sun sells dietary supplements containing C-L-A under two products. They are ThermoPower C-L-A with Oolong Tea and SunPower C-L-A.
2006-06-16
Hopes for bird flu vaccine
Toronto Sun, Canada -
Dr. Kanta Subbarao, the scientist whose team designed the vaccine at the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that with live vaccines there is a balance to be struck between sufficiently weakening the virus they contain so as not to cause disease and retaining enough of the infectious nature of the virus to allow the vaccine to do its work.
2006-06-15
Get ready for another aerial assault
Charlotte Sun-Herald, FL -
Perhaps the most dangerous mosquitoes -- those that spread West Nile virus and St. Louis and Eastern Equine Encephalitis -- lay eggs on top of water. They stay here year around. They don't need a pasture to flood in order to produce a new brood, Day said.
2006-06-14
Australia: forest industry attentive to worker health and safety
Forest Certification Watch (subscription), Canada -
2006-06-13
MB switches health care plan for city employees
Myrtle Beach Sun News, SC -
On average, MedCost arranged a discount of nearly 24 percent on hospital bills, whereas UnitedHealthcare averages nearly 41.5 percent. The city's projected savings for the first year is almost $465,000, and the second year it tops $513,000. In making the decision, the city manager and his staff tried to maintain a balance between saving money and making available as many doctors as possible, Pedersen said. Going with BlueChoice, for example, would have saved the city more money, but the company had substantially fewer providers in its network.
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