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Top Republican Says House Will Act On Immigration Reform Before 2014 Election
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WASHINGTON — Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.), the lawmaker tasked with electing Republicans to the House, said Friday his chamber will act on immigration reform before the 2014 midterm elections.Keeping in line with GOP leadership, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee said the House will pursue a piecemeal approach, but it will not go to conference on the Senate’s comprehensive bill or take up similar legislation introduced by House Democrats…
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To fight the war on pudge, the United Kingdom is backing an initiative to label staircases with calorie counts to encourage people to become more active.The new program, backed by the U.K.’s Department of Health and London Mayor Boris Johnson, was developed by StepJockey and includes an app and website that calculates how many calories are burned by taking the stairs.Read More…
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Four Cases Of Rare Infant Illness In Tennessee Linked To Parents’ Refusal Of Vitamin K Shots
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ATLANTA (AP) — Health officials are reporting four Tennessee cases of a rare infant illness that have been linked to parents refusing a routine shot for newborns.The four Nashville-area infants suffered brain or stomach bleeding earlier this year. Their parents had declined vitamin K shots, which have routinely been given to newborns since 1961. The shots improve blood clotting and prevent internal bleeding…
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Judith Johnson of Stacyville, Iowa, doesn’t get out much anymore.Legally blind and living on a small Social Security pension, the 72-year-old used to go to church once a week. She stopped out of fear that her new walker would snag on the railroad tracks she had to cross to get there.But Johnson, whose tiny apartment is decorated with crucifixes, still believes it’s her duty to help those less fortunate…
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‘Out In The Lineup,’ Gay Surfer Documentary, Launches Kickstarter Campaign (VIDEO)
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Gay surfers are considered the community’s unicorns — a bit of an urban legend. But a new documentary is aiming to shed light on these sun-kissed denizens of the coast.Thomas Castets, creator of the social network GaySurfers.net, decided to make “Out in the Lineup,” a documentary “about two gay surfers, David and Thomas, who set off on a global journey to uncover the taboo of homosexuality in surfing…
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President Obama, bowing to pressure, said insurers could temporarily keep people on health plans that were to be canceled. But there is no guarantee that insurers will do so, or that the states will allow the renewals.
A promising new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs known as PCSK9 inhibitors is being developed.
New data also show that in the first month of open enrollment, 26,794 signed up through the problem-plagued federal exchange, HealthCare.gov, and the rest through state exchanges.
The main hospital in Tacloban, the Philippine town that bore the brunt of Typhoon Haiyan, lacks the supplies to help the wounded, with some just left to die.
William Pollack, a medical researcher, helped develop a vaccine for a blood disorder commonly called Rh disease.
Six weeks into the rollout of President Obama’s new health care law, some of the online insurance exchanges run by states are continuing to have serious technological problems.
Surgeons in Belgium have identified a new knee ligament, damage to which may help explain why some common A.C.L. injuries are so unstable and slow to recover.