Business
 | Irish Times - EU FOREIGN ministers moved to ban oil and oil product imports from Iran as Europe stepped up its campaign against the country's nuclear programme. |
 | BusinessWeek - By Jonathan Stearns Jan. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Greece will pursue talks on a debt swap with private creditors after euro-area countries lent their support to the effort, the Finance Ministry said. |
 | Manila Bulletin - By LEE CHIPONGIAN MANILA, Philippines - Bank regulators have approved a new circular which tightened banks' compliance with reportorial requirements to improve data integrity and to give the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) a better way to judge a ... |
 | Philippine Star - MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - The government today welcomed the confirmation of the country's business tycoon Lucio Tan to sell Philippine Airlines (PAL), as it would mean more investments for the country and improved services for the national flag ... |
 | The Independent - Ben Chu is The Independent's Economics Editor. Previously he was the newspaper's chief leader writer. Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, yesterday pressured Europe's leaders to increase the size of the single ... |
Health
 | CBS Local - DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - There's a troubling trend emerging in Dallas involving African American women and AIDS. Currently, black women make up 22-percent of the population in Dallas - yet, according to county health officials, the group accounts for ... |
 | The Boston Globe - THIRTY YEARS after AIDS made its deadly debut, a future without the disease is finally within reach. One of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2011 was the discovery that antiretroviral drugs don't just prolong the lives of people with HIV, ... |
 | Christian Broadcasting Network - The same day thousands of pro-lifers marched against abortion in Washington, DC, one of the world's tiniest premature babies was finally released from the hospital in California. |
 | USA TODAY - By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY In the first published results of a therapy using human embryonic stem cells, the controversial treatment slightly improved the vision of two legally blind patients, researchers reported Monday. |
 | USA TODAY - By HealthDay According to the results of a study in which researchers examined pain scores from tens of thousands of patients in the United States, women experience more intense pain than men. |
 | Mirror.co.uk - by Mike Swain, Daily Mirror 24/01/2012 Patients given the banned psychedelic ingredient psilocybin said they felt “in touch with the universe” and more able to recall happy thoughts. |
 | Huffington Post (blog) - In last Friday's New York Times, Ben Carey reported intense public reaction to the new DSM 5 concept of autism. "Proposed changes in the definition of autism would sharply reduce the skyrocketing rate at which the disorder is diagnosed and might make ... |
 | msnbc.com - Doing puzzles and reading books have been linked with a decreased risk of Alzheimer's disease, and a new study may explain why - it reduces the accumulation of harmful proteins in the brain. |
 | Boston.com (blog) - By Anthony Howard Last week, America's favorite southern celebrity chef, Paula Deen, confirmed rumors that she has Type 2 Diabetes. |
 | Pakistan Daily Times - By Hussain Kashif LAHORE: The opposition in Punjab Assembly (PA) staged a walkout from the House on Monday as a mark of protest against the deaths owing to the use of contaminated medicines provided by the Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC), ... |
 | Times of India - LONDON: If a British firm has its way, then the world's first cannabis-based prescription drug for mitigating cancer pain could soon hit pharmacies across the United States, a media report said. |
 | CBC.ca - Many people with colon cancer or lung cancer continue to smoke after being diagnosed, researchers say. They emphasize the need for cancer specialists to recommend that people quit and give them help to do so. |
 | Allentown Morning Call - By Tim Darragh, Of The Morning Call A new government survey shows that mental illness is vastly undertreated in the United States. |
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