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Sat Nov 29

• AHA: Exercise May Reduce Heart Failure Mortality and Morbidity: Although HF-ACTION study did not reach statistical significance with desired endpoints (20% reduction in all-cause mortality and hospitalizatio n), it showed 7% reduction, among HF pts exercising at least 2 hrs/wk

Fri Nov 14

• Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR)

Thu Nov 13

• 'Love handles' raise death risk | BBC

Sun Nov 9

• survive the journey: Martha's Story:: Untimely death due to Cushing's

Wed Oct 22

• Health analysis survey of morbidity in rural Nigeria: A health analysis for describing the morbidity pattern of the rural population in Nigeria revealed that the diseases most frequently encountered were fevers, gastro-enterit is and chest infections. Most of the health problems were attributed to various type of infection caused by lack of sanitation facilities and poor personal hygiene.

Tue Oct 21

• WHO Core Health Indicators

Sat Oct 11

• CharonBoat.com - Showing Beyond: Interesting -> Bathing of... Lenin!

Thu Sep 25

• It's time to shut up about "the cost of obesity." - By Daniel Engber - Slate Magazine: The paper, published by a Dutch team in the journal PLoS Medicine, challenges the basic assumption that fat people are more expensive to treat. It's true that if you compare two people of the same age and wealth, one slim and the other obese, you can expect the fatter one to have more chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension. The fatter patient will also make more visits to the doctor, buy more prescription drugs, and otherwise ring up higher medical bills in a given year. But this analytical approach?used routinely?igno res one important fact: Obese people have shorter life spans. Since the elderly are by far the costliest patients, it's possible that early deaths save taxpayers money in the long run. In fact, fatal diseases almost always return net-cost savings to public health care. Smoking, which causes a host of particularly deadly conditions, turns out to be especially cheap?which is to say, attempts to curb nicotine addiction have actually cost the United States money.

Tue Sep 23

• Association of electronic fetal monitoring during labor with cesarean ...

Fri Sep 19

• European Health For All Database: HFA-DB is a central database of independent, comparable and up-to-date basic health statistics. It has been a key source of information on health in the European Region since WHO/Europe launched it in the mid-1980s. It contains time series from 1970.

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