Thursday, June 5, 2008

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Cheating (emotionally) on your spouse

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Communities to get $300 million for health

In Memphis, black Medicare beneficiaries are nearly six times as likely as whites to have a leg amputated, a complication stemming from vascular disease and diabetes.

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‘Dry drowning’ claims 10-year-old’s life

June 5: Ten-year-old Johnny Jackson drowned about an hour after swimming in a pool. NBC’s Savannah Guthrie reports on the dangers of dry drowning, and TODAY's Meredith Vieira talks to pediatrician Dr. Daniel Rauch about hazards children face in the water.  (Today Show)The tragic death of a South Carolina 10-year-old more than an hour after he had gone swimming has focused a spotlight on the little-known phenomenon called “dry drowning” — and warning signs that every parent should be aware of.


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Indonesia hushes up bird flu deaths

In this Thursday, Aug. 16, 2007 file photo, an agriculture ministry official gives vaccination to a chicken during a campaign against bird flu in  Badung on the island of Bali, Indonesia. Indonesia accused U.S. drug manufacturer Baxter Healthcare Corp. of moving too slowly in developing a bird flu vaccine using its virus strain, saying Wednesday the government would start looking to drug makers elsewhere instead.  A 15-year-old girl died of bird flu last month, becoming Indonesia's 109th victim, but the government decided to keep the news quiet. It is part of a new policy aimed at improving the image of the nation hardest hit by the disease.


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Hispanic teens try drugs, suicide at higher rates

Hispanic high school students use drugs and attempt suicide at higher rates than their black and white classmates, according to a new federal survey that shows a continuation of a troubling trend.

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