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Too Few Eating Fruits, Vegetables

Fewer than a third of American adults eat the amount of fruits and vegetables the government recommends, a trend that's remained steady for more than a decade, health officials said Thursday.

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Nursing home sued after woman's leg amputated

To her daughter, Jean Dwyer seemed agitated and restless. But since Dwyer suffers from dementia, she couldn't explain to Kathy Caulfield what was wrong.

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Agendas for change

Ahead of the budget tomorrow, public sector and voluntary organisations tell us what they want to hear from the chancellor.

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Fire at Russian Nursing Home Kills 62

A fire that swept through a home for the elderly and disabled in southern Russia killed at least 62 people early today, a toll that officials blamed on safety violations in the building and a night watchman’s negligence.

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A Big Sister Can Never Stop Worrying

If my mom is Batman, I'm her Robin. The sidekick with the ill-fitting bodysuit, I help her navigate through the dark lair that is my younger sisters' lives, side-chopping inappropriate boyfriends and infiltrating the world of college drinking.

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NIH Leads Effort to Help Women in Science and Medicine Fulfill Potential

NIH Director Dr. Elias A. Zerhouni has created the Working Group on Women in Biomedical Careers to examine issues raised in the recent National Academies report, "Beyond Bias and Barriers, Fulfilling the Potential of Women in Academic Science and Engineering," and to respond to the challenges issued to government funding agencies to maximize the potential of women scientists and engineers.

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Software Simplifies Charting, but There's a Learning Curve

Click-clicking to document reports of pre-, intra-, and postoperative activities -- instead of writing it all down and risking legibility problems -- has nurses singing the praises of electronic documentation systems.

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NIH Announces Phase III Clinical Trial of Creatine for Parkinson's Disease

The NIH National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) today is launching a large-scale clinical trial to learn if the nutritional supplement creatine can slow the progression of Parkinson's disease (PD).

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