Business
 | Pakistan Daily Times - PARIS: European stocks rose early on Monday, adding to last week's 8.5 percent jump, on growing hopes of a sweeping solution to the euro zone debt crisis as French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel meet ahead of a key summit ... |
 | Los Angeles Times - Standard & Poor's warned Monday that it might lower its ratings on the long-term debt of nearly all countries in the Eurozone, including economic powerhouse Germany, because of the ongoing debt crisis. |
 | New York Times - Alarmed by the possibility of new Western penalties that could abruptly reduce or even halt its oil exports, Iran issued a shrill warning on Monday that crude oil prices could more than double to at least $250 a barrel if such ... |
 | Jerusalem Post - As the West tightens the sanctions knot around Iran, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is giving a significant extra pull by stemming its extensive trade and financial relations with its neighbor. |
Health
 | CBS News - What's it like to have HIV/AIDS? Activists around the world raised awareness about the disease on Dec. 1, World AIDS Day - but only patients themselves can truly express what it's like to live with the disease. |
 | AFP - ADDIS ABABA - Vast improvements in human rights and access to treatment are needed to protect gay men against HIV/AIDS, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said Monday. |
 | Sun.Star - THE City'S Aids (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) Watch Council (AWAC) spearheaded Tuesday, the commemoration of World Aids Day, through a parade around the city and a program at the Baguio Convention Center. |
 | Montreal Gazette - Compared to women who had never been pregnant, those who reported at least four pregnancies were about 35 per cent less likely to die of any heart or vascular disease, including half as likely to be ... |
 | AFP - WASHINGTON - US baby boomers are fueling a wave of joint replacement surgeries, hoping to use new artificial knees and hips to stay active as they get older. |
 | AFP - JOHANNESBURG - Children as young as 10 could be taught about safe sex in South African schools as the country battles to contain pre-teen pregnancy and HIV infection, the department of health said on Monday. |
 | Vancouver Sun - By Jordan Press, Postmedia News December 5, 2011 1:55 PM The number of teens text messaging sexually explicit or suggestive images of themselves may not be as high as previously believed, nor are the number of malicious incidents of "sexting" as high ... |
 | The Associated Press - LONDON (AP) - Britain's publicly-funded National Health Service should share all patient data anonymously with private health care companies to boost innovation in a key UK industry, Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday. |
 | ABC Online - New figures show the ACT has the highest rate of breast cancer in Australia while the rate of screening is falling. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has found the ACT has the highest incidence of breast cancer at 321.5 cases per 100000 ... |
 | North County Times (blog) - Induced pluripotent stem or IPS cells as regenerative therapy may be overrated, said Ian Wilmut, who led the team that cloned Dolly the sheep in 1996. |
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