Business
 | BusinessWeek - Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- The euro touched a five-week low versus the yen and dollar amid bets the European Central Bank will have to buy more European government debt as confidence wanes in the region's ability to deal with its debt ... |
 | Inquirer.net - THE NAME OF THE GAME Inquirer president and Ad Congress chairperson Sandy Prieto-Romualdez, AdBoard president Andres Khan and Camarines Sur Gov. |
 | ETF Trends - As crude prices cross over the $100 a barrel mark again, some market observers interpret the oil rally since early October as a signal for optimism on the global economy. |
 | AFP - MADRID - Spain's Socialist government admitted for the first time Wednesday it will miss its 2011 economic growth target, just four days before an expected election drubbing. |
 | Resource Investing News - Mining Weekly reported that ENK (ASX:ENK) began a drilling program in the Philippines at its Zambales chromite property. he current drill programme of 225 holes, totaling some 3 000 m, was designed to provide infill drill data to upgrade the resource ... |
 | Globe and Mail (blog) - Stocks made a dramatic reversal on Wednesday afternoon, erasing modest gains and sliding deep into the red over renewed concerns about the potential impact of the European sovereign-debt crisis on US banks. |
 | BusinessWeek - By Sandrine Rastello Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- The head of the International Monetary Fund's European department quit less than a year into the job and was replaced by an in-house economist. |
 | gulfnews.com - Dubai: Dubai's budget carrier Flydubai could soon be moving to Dubai World Central - the Al Maktoum International Airport - from its current home at Dubai International's Terminal 2, according to the carrier's Chairman, ... |
 | Financial Express - UBS is preparing to provide investors with details of a strategic plan that will shrink its investment bank's balance sheet by half following the anointing of Sergio Ermotti as permanent group chief executive. |
 | Irish Examiner - The latest data from the CSO shows an 11% increase in the trade surplus last month, when compared with the same period last year. The main industries leading exports were medical and pharmaceutical products, organic chemicals and petroleum - all of ... |
Health
 | ABS CBN News - PALO ALTO, California - For two years, Angelica and Angelina Sabuco have been literally inseparable. But now, the former conjoined twins will have to learn how to live life separately. |
 | WebMD (blog) - Teachers have always been strict when it comes to chewing gum. Not only is it annoying to have kids chewing and popping their gum, they often discard it under their desks, or throw it on the floor. |
 | Christian Post - Before evangelical sports icon Tim Tebow wowed on American football fields, he called the Philippines home. The Tim Tebow Foundation is teaming with CURE International to build the Tebow CURE Hospital in Davao City, ... |
 | Daily Monitor - By Henry Zakumumpa (email the author) Thousands of Ugandans enrolled on antiretroviral treatment in Uganda risk an Aids drugs shortage unless a grace period placed on the manufacture of generic Aids drugs imposed under TRIPS, an international trade law ... |
 | San Francisco Chronicle (press release) - "On November 14, the UN Foundation's Nothing But Nets campaign commemorates its fifth anniversary and celebrates the significant progress made in the fight against malaria. |
 | AFP - BARCELONA, Spain - Doctors and sick patients threw fire crackers and blew whistles Wednesday in a second day of noisy protests in Barcelona against crisis spending cuts that have shut down hospitals. |
 | YLE News - A man suspected of working as a doctor without qualifications in Tampere has given himself up to the police. The man has been detained in Helsinki. |
 | The Guardian - Smoking: bad for you. Driving: bad for you. Smoking and driving: really, really bad for you. So says the British Medical Association, which wants smoking in cars banned. |
 | BP News - LOS ANGELES (BP) -- In a surprising move, the company that launched the nation's first government-approved embryonic stem cell trial is halting further research due to funding -- a shift that pro-life leaders say confirms long-held doubts about the ... |
 | Wall Street Journal (blog) - Smart kids like to experiment—and apparently not only in the socially approved context of physics class: A new study identifies a link between high IQ in childhood and illegal drug use at 16 and 30. |
 | ABC7Chicago.com - November 16, 2011 (WLS) -- After many months of pregnancy and the excitement of birth there may be good reason for a mother and her baby to stay attached just a little bit longer. |
 | National Post - Is Canada ready for legalized euthanasia and an open market in dairy and poultry products? “There must be a way for society to allow mentally competent adults suffering from devastating and incurable illnesses to make voluntary and informed choices ... |
 | USA Today - With the vast increase in the use of the contraceptive pill over the past 40 years, the amount of estrogen entering the water supply may be partly responsible for the increased incidence of prostate cancer around the world... |
 | Los Angeles Times - Women and young men may not seem like typical heart attack patients, but a study finds some may be at high risk and could be candidates for preventive therapy. |
 | Voice of America - November 16, 2011 Diabetes in Lab Mice Reversed with Natural Compound Vidushi Sinha | Washington The International Diabetes Federation has released data (this week) that indicates the number of people living with diabetes around the world will likely ... |
 | Windy City Times - Movember has begun its fifth annual campaign to raise awareness and funds for men's health issues, specifically prostate cancer and other cancers that affect men. |
 | GameSpot - Study finds that brains of teenagers who frequently play games tend to have larger, more productive region associated with rewarding sensations. |
 | University at Buffalo Reporter - Blood vessel showing a circulating bone marrow-derived stem cell (green) adherent to the vessel wall. “The rationale for our approach is somewhat analogous to planting seeds in fertile soil versus trying to grow plants in sand. |
 | Daily Mail - A diet said to be followed by the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton has been branded 'confusing, rigid and ineffective' by a leading health group. |
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