H1N1 Statistics Hard To Come By

Heart Drug Costs Tripled in a Decade, Study Says

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Alberta Confirms Second Death Connected to Swine Flu

Dr. Andre Corriveau, Alberta's chief medical officer of health, talks with reporters on Monday. (CBC)

More swine-flu deaths in Alberta, Manitoba, Sask.
http://www.calgaryherald.com/Health/More+swine+deaths+Alberta+Manitoba+Sask/1765136/story.html

President Obama Holds Online Town Hall on Health Reform

Epidemiologic Study of In-Hospital Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the Elderly

H1N1 Influenza Center

Golimumab And Rheumatoid Arthritis a Randomised Trial

Effects of Tonabersat on Migraine With Aura: a Randomised, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Crossover Study

Indigenous Health

Two reviews highlight how the world’s almost 400 million indigenous people have low standards of health—mainly related to malnutrition and poverty. Mental health remains a substantial health issue. Chronic disease is becoming more commonplace as indigenous populations adopt more western lifestyles. Authors of the reviews conclude that indigenous people must be enabled and encouraged to take responsibility for issues that affect their health.

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Health Benefits Of Molecule Associated With Male Sexual Arousal Examined

Nitric oxide is obviously a fundamental signaling molecule - from causing erections to facilitating brain function - and understanding its action at a synapse will help us in the treatment of the pathology of several neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease.

Canada Aims to Give H1N1 Flu Vaccines in October

Flu Shot Data Points to Swine Flu Challenge : Young Adults Don't Get Flu Shots

A worker holds flu vaccine dispensers at the Sinovac Biotech Ltd. laboratory. New data from Statistics Canada shows just under one-third of Canadians got a flu shot last year. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Greg Baker/file)

12% de Dépressifs à Dawson Après la Tragédie

Few Americans Would Completely Ban Smoking

Three Kids Sick with E.coli in London, Ont.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall and E.coli warning for certain lean ground beef products

Bill of Health

Health-care spending in rich countries

Email from Vice President Joe Biden

Pierre,

A few weeks ago, President Obama asked you to share your personal story about how the health care crisis has affected you and the ones you love. Hundreds of thousands of stories poured in from every corner of the country. The President and I have read through many of them ourselves -- and now I'm encouraging you to do so as well.

Read these powerful, personal stories from people in your area and around the country.

Read these powerful stories

And after you do, please forward this note on to as many people as you can.

For folks who don't yet understand why health care reform is such an urgent priority, these stories make the case far better than any statistics ever could.

For those who support health care reform but haven't yet found the time to join our campaign, these stories provide more motivation than any speech any politician could ever give.

So please read these stories, pass this note on to everyone in your address book, and help us show everyone in America why fixing our broken health care system is a necessity that just can't wait:

http://healthcare.barackobama.com/stories

Thank you,

Vice President Joe Biden

Birth Control Pill for Men Could be Available Soon, Says WHO

Women have been awaiting it for years, and, according to researchers, it looks like the pill for men is finally in sight. The other good news is that is doesn't seem to have any side-effects.

Swine Flu Virus 'Stable,' WHO Head Says