Business
 | CBS News - French President Nicolas Sarkozy, center, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso attend the 20th congress of the EPP, Dec. 8, 2011 in Marseille, southern France. |
 | Bloomberg - Asian stocks (MXAP) fell for a second day, while South Korea's won declined and gold rose after the European Central Bank damped speculation it will buy more government bonds and ... |
 | Inquirer.net - Environment Secretary Ramon Paje on Thursday said that “substantial smuggling” of gold out of the Philippines could explain the dwindling number of traders selling the yellow metal to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). |
Health
 | BET - OK, so HIV/AIDS has been around for 30 years, yet too many of us don't know what we need to know about the epidemic. Our special HIV/AIDS 101 series for BET. |
 | The Press Association - Starchy foods such as potatoes, bread and rice may increase the risk of breast cancer returning, a study has found. Scientists studied the diets of 2651 breast cancer survivors, focusing on carbohydrates. |
 | Written by  in 2,124 Google+ circles Huffington Post - WASHINGTON -- Women's rights groups expressed outrage on Wednesday when a top Obama administration official overruled a recommendation from government scientists to expand access to the morning-after pill, but Democratic members of Congress are being ... |
 | BusinessWorld Online Edition - MONTREAL -- You can fool them once, but babies will not be fooled again if adults trick them, according to a new Canadian study. Infants normally mimic sounds, facial expressions and actions they observe, but researchers at Concordia University in ... |
 | AllMediaNY - The Brazilian government has initiated a multi-million dollar agenda aimed at combating the countries growing problem of crack cocaine usage. |
 | Samar News.com - CATBALOGAN CITY - Young People, City and School Officials along with other Catbaloganons from different walks of life got educated, enlightened and empowered during the 2011 World AIDS Day Commemoration and the Launching of the ... |
 | Chicago Tribune - As charges of greed and self-interest fly in these hyper-partisan political times, humans might do well to look to rats for lessons in kindness and caring. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - THE Catholic Church should supply nuns with the oral contraceptive pill to reduce their higher risk of ovarian and uterine cancer, Australian researchers say. |
 | Toronto Sun - A newly released study from the University of Pisa in Italy - where they studied more than 100 adults around the world for a year - has found you're likely not bored with your family. |
 | The Downey Patriot - DOWNEY - Kellogg's Honey Smacks has the most sugar of all children's cereals, according to a study released this week by the Environmental Working Group. |
 | iTWire - A new 50:50 joint venture is being established by General Electric and Microsoft to pool their talents in order to go after the ballooning healthcare IT market. |
 | Reuters - NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men with heart problems are more likely to regret prostate cancer treatment than others, according to a recent study. |
 | PHG Foundation - A report from a large study looking at cancer risk attributable to lifestyle and environmental factors has been recently published by the Centre for Cancer Prevention research team. |
 | Doctors Lounge - Reports of influenza virus in the Unites States have been low for the first part of the influenza season, according to a summary published in the Dec. 9 issue of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity & Mortality Weekly Report. |
 | San Jose Mercury News - Graduate Student Sharon Briggs looks at skin cells under a microscope, for research on reprogramming skin cells, at the Lorry I Lokey Stem Cell Research Building at Stanford University, on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Former television producer Geraldine McClelland, who died at a Swiss clinic, wept as she described the "pain" of her family at seeing her suffering and called for a change in the law on assisted suicide. |
 | Fox News - The next time a chocolate craving strikes you while at work, if you want to resist indulging, try heading out for a brisk walk. Taking a 15-minute walk cut the amount chocolate people ate by nearly half, according to a new study. |
 | New Zealand Herald - By Vaimoana Tapaleao A total of $166000 is set to help educate hundreds of men about the need to get tested in the fight against prostate cancer, thanks to this year's Fight For Life. |
 | Contra Costa Times - The health message we need to send our children is simple: Stop drinking all the soda, get off your butts and go exercise. California school data suggests that our youth are woefully out of shape. |
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