Business
Boston.com - By AP GRIM PROGNOSIS: A European diplomat says current plans to save Greece from financial collapse would still leave the country with debt far above the maximum level set by its international creditors. |
Inquirer.net - By Jerome C. Aning The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Thursday filed in the Department of Justice a P12.32-million tax evasion case against Jesus Santos, one of the lawyers of former First Gentleman Jose Miguel “Mike” Arroyo. |
San Francisco Chronicle - By JONATHAN FAHEY, AP Energy Writer The price of oil has surged 12 percent the past six weeks, pushed up by tensions with Iran, a cold snap in Europe and rising demand from developing nations. |
Business Mirror - THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and its Monetary Board yesterday asked the Court of Appeals to reverse its January 27, 2012, decision ordering it to reopen Banco Filipino and to provide it with financial assistance of not less than P25 billion ... |
GMA News - Globe Telecom CEO Ernest Cu (2nd from right) answers speaks during a media briefing on February 15 at the Makati Shangri-la Hotel in Makati City. |
Health
Allure Magazine (blog) - by Kate Sullivan, Writer , February 16, 2012, 11:02:15 AM Last year, we reported on the controversy over whether obesity could really be labeled "contagious" based on a Harvard study. |
American Council on Science and Health - Sinus infections are miserable. Anyone suffering from one wants relief as soon as possible. The tricky thing is, the overwhelming majority of such infections are caused by viruses; only about 2 percent of sinus infections are bacterial. |
New York Daily News - Medical researches are developing a “fracture putty” that may heal broken bones in weeks, a promising breakthrough that would greatly reduce recovery times and cut medical costs that go with along with surgery, casts and crutches. |
MedPage Today - By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer, MedPage Today The fact that the Los Angeles county coroner's office has issued subpoenas for Whitney Houston's medical and pharmacy records is standard procedure in many cases, particularly when a death is suspected to ... |
The Express Tribune - The man had a sex change operation after being born a woman, but did not remove his womb. By IANS The man had a sex change operation after being born a woman, but did not remove his womb. |
The Associated Press - LAS VEGAS (AP) - A Washington, DC-based anti-meat advocacy group is asking the owner of a Las Vegas restaurant that prides itself on unhealthy meals to shut down after a customer suffered a medical episode and was hospitalized. |
Reuters - By Julie Steenhuysen | CHICAGO (Reuters) - An implantable, wireless microchip delivered osteoporosis medicine to a small group of Danish women, raising hope for a new kind of drug delivery device that might allow patients to skip regular injections, ... |
Yahoo! Contributors Network - By Vanessa Evans By Vanessa Evans | Yahoo! Contributor Network - 10 mins ago This story comes from the Yahoo! Contributor Network, where individuals publish their unique perspectives on some of the world's most popular websites. |
Medical Daily - By Christine Hsu A severely burned Florida man who also lost some of his teeth and parts of his tongue is when an electronic cigarette exploded in his mouth is recovering in the hospital, fire officials said on Wednesday. |
FiercePharma - The UK's cost-effectiveness watchdog is looking askance at Botox for chronic migraine. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has asked Allergan ($AGN) for more data to back up its contention that the injectable drug, best known for ... |
TODAYonline - LONDON - A middle-aged person's walking speed and hand grip strength may help doctors determine how likely they are to develop dementia and stroke, according to new research in the United States published yesterday by the American Academy of Neurology. |
Wall Street Daily - And with Valentine's Day only two days ago, I thought I'd follow up with an article about a different kind of heart-based innovation. |
KOWB - In a study published Monday in the Archives of Internal Medicine, analysis of over a decade of data suggests that even a brief rise in traffic-related air pollution could increase someone's short-term risk of stroke. |
Carman Valley Leader - By Angela Brown, QMI Agency During Heart Month in Manitoba the Central Regional Health Authority is reminding women they need to take as much notice as men in protecting their heart health and watching for the symptoms to indicate they might be having ... |
Tuscaloosa News - Alabama Department of Mental Health Commissioner Zelia Baugh will be in Tuscaloosa Friday to discuss with Tuscaloosa leaders her plan to close four of the six state mental hospitals and put mentally ill clients into community care. |
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