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Mubarak's Health a Concern as Trial Looms

Murbarak's August 3rd trial could take place inside a hospital room.

Michael Jackson Tribute Concert: Bad Timing?

"We wanted to do something decent and worthy of Michael's musical genius yet something fun and authentic that you would envision Michael attending with excitement and joy surrounded by talent that he respected and loved," stated Chris Hunt, president of Global Live Events who is organizing the concert event. The concert celebration would take place on Oct. 8, but the line up has yet to be announced. "When I was told some of the names of the artists performing I knew it would ...

Opposition leader Layton steps down to battle cancer

The leader of Canada's main opposition party, limping heavily and looking pale and drawn, said on Monday he would step down temporarily because of cancer but vowed to return once Parliament resumes in mid-September.

Leighton Meester sues - and is sued by - her mother

The mother of "Gossip Girl" actress Leighton Meester is suing the 25-year-old, claiming her daughter beat her with a bottle and refused to send her money she had promised to provide.

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Report Calls for Regulation of Animal-Human Hybrid Experiments

Experiments that create animal-human hybrids should be more rightly regulated, a group of British scientists said in a new report.

Warnings of 'Monsters' As Scientists Mix Human, Animal DNA

British researchers called for guidelines in experiments that implant human genes or cells in animals, warning of ethical issues in the rapidly developing field of research.

Obesity in America: You Get an 'F' as in 'Fat'

The obesity rate continues to rise across America as a recent report from two public health groups show that 16 states saw an increase in the adult obesity rate over the past year.

CDC Research Shows a Rise in U.S. Obesity

The latest trend data show that the rate of obesity in the U.S. is still high and that 12 states have reported an obesity prevalence of 30 percent or higher among adults.

Reminscing the Past, the Presidential Way

The ongoing healthcare reforms cannot be isolated from the controversy that has exposed President Barack Obama's desperation to tag along his mother, who was often portrayed as a victim of health care insurers.

Alzheimer, Second Biggest Health Concern After Cancer Now

Australian researchers report that they are stepping closure in their long-sought goal: a blood test for the early detection of the Alzheimer’s disease among the people.

Why DEA is Against Legalizing Smoked Marijuana

As the clamor for legalizing marijuana peaks in US, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) remains adamant on its stand that smoked marijuana is harmful. Since the prescription medicine Marinol, which is a synthetic form of Delta-9-THC, the chemical found in smoked marijuana that treats distressing symptoms, is available for the medical consumption, DEA believes that legalizing smoked marijuana will only lead to misuse.

Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs takes the stage to discuss the iCloud service

Steve Jobs says Succession Rumors are Hogwash; Is his Health Great?

Trashing talk that some members of the Apple board have conducted discussions on CEO succession plans with executive head hunters, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said the rumors are mere 'hogwash'.

Tall Women and Men Face Increased Risk of Cancer: Study

Tall women face an increased risk of cancer, British researchers said. The study focused on British women and found that for every four inches added risk of cancer increases by 16 percent.

Taller Women May be More Prone to Cancer: Study

The likelihood of developing certain types of cancer rises 16 per cent for every 4-inch of height taller a study has revealed, potentially putting taller women at a higher risk.

Express Scripts to Buy Medco Health For $29B, Shares Up

Express Scripts, Inc. (NASDAQ:ESRX) said it agreed to buy Medco Health Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:MHS) for $29.1 billion cash and stock deal that would see Express Scripts becoming the largest pharmacy-benefits manager in the U.S.

Daily Dose of Aspirin Helps Reduce Heart Attacks: Study

People with heart diseases who are not taking their daily aspirin dose are at an increased risk of heart attack.

A Common Parasite May be Linked to Brain Cancers

Fear of Alzheimer's on the Rise: Study

Alzheimer's disease, a form of dementia that becomes progressively worse over time, is the second-most feared disease, said U.S. and European researches Wednesday. The most feared disease?

Governor Gives Nod to New Jersey's Medical Marijuana Program

New Jersey is going to join 15 other states of the US and the District of Columbia to allow the use of marijuana for medical purposes.

Apple's Earnings: Don't Expect a Google-Like Stock Pop

Google's stock popped last week when the company surprised investors with strong numbers. Apple is expected to post similarly strong numbers, but the market may have already figured that in to Apple's stock price.

CDC Findings Show a Rise in Obesity Rates in America

The latest trend data show that the rate of obesity in the U.S. is still high and that 12 states have reported an obesity prevalence of 30 person or higher among adults.

Catwoman costume details and Batman’s new ride preview?

Journey of the Catwoman through the Ages.

A compilation of all the actresses who have played Catwoman down the ages.

Four in Ten to Get Cancer: British Charity

MacMillan stated that only ten years ago, only about one-third of the population was destined to develop cancer.

Can Coffee and Tea REALLY Cure MRSA Superbug?

Coffee and tea may save you from MRSA, a deadly staph infection, according to a recent study.

Coffee and Tea Really A Cure for MRSA?

Coffee and tea can save you from MRSA, a deadly staph infection.

Seattle Genetics: FDA Panel Endorses Lymphoma Drug

A government advisory panel unanimously approved an experimental drug, Adcetris, from Bothell, WA.-based drug maker, Seattle Genetics, serving as the company's first commercial drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Google's Big Move: Is Apple's Stock Next?

Google's stock is on the move after the company beat analysts' expectations in revenue and profit. Now the big question becomes: Is Apple's stock next in line for a big move?

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