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Red meat and breast cancer
The silver lining - if red meat does indeed increase the risk of breast cancer - is
that the cure would be simple: Just eat less meat … 
How to Prevent and Treat Dandruff
… risk of getting it, and effective treatments are available. Eat a healthy,
balanced diet. As if you needed another reason to eat right, it turns out that a healthy …
Time to wake up
Mexico's new president, Felipe Calderon, must resume reforms and set the economy free--or
risk backsliding, says Michael Reid …
War on terror medals
Serving at high risk, and no medals to show for it …
Parakey, and Emerging WebOS Ideas
… all shapes and sizes. The interface for Mrs. Anderson’s recipe application, for
instance, might include much smaller ones such as a metric-to-English-units converter or
photo-goes-here. “You’re not thinking at [the …
Radiation therapy following prostate removal for advanced cancer
… risk of recurrence, a medical study in the Journal of the American Medical
Association (JAMA) said.(JAMA) …
Tackling Document Retention & Compliance
… Risk, and Compliance (GRC) people know, document retention policies are failing
broadly. NextPage and IDG analyzed why, and have released NextPage 2 to address document
storage risks …
A Mixed Report Card on Adolescent Health
Although many health-related risk behaviors have improved over the last 10 to 15
years in the teenage population, rates of violence and weapon carrying have increased.
Journal Watch …
Secondhand danger
… risk-free secondhand smoke. So, if you think that asking your friend our spouse
to stand by a window while they puff is enough to keep you safe, think again. A …
Smoking may boost teens' asthma risk
Teenagers who smoke are more likely than their peers to develop asthma, a finding that
highlights the immediate danger of the habit …