Low pump prices lure Americans back to the road
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Many Americans will rediscover their love of the open road this Memorial Day holiday weekend, prompted in part by gasoline prices that are nearly 40 percent lower than last year.Cigarette makers lose US appeal
A US court largely upholds a ruling that cigarette makers lied about health risks by using labels such as "low tar"IVF twins 'sicker in early life'
IVF twins face more health problems in early life than naturally conceived twins, experts suggest.HIV's European spread mapped
Scientists who have mapped HIV's spread across Europe say holidaymakers are largely to blame.Obama signs sweeping credit card reform bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama signed into law on Friday sweeping reforms that restrict credit card interest rates and fees, marking a victory for Democrats trying to helpWHO chief warns H1N1 swine flu likely to worsen
GENEVA (Reuters) - The world must be ready for H1N1 swine flu to become more severe and kill more people, World Health Organization chief Dr. Margaret Chan said on Friday.Pancreas cancer drug failure clue
Experts believe they have discovered why pancreatic cancer can be so resistant to drug treatment.Swine flu hits Spanish soldiers
Eleven new cases of swine flu are found at a Spanish military school, bringing the country's total to 126, officials say.Suu Kyi pleads not guilty in U.S. intruder case
YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi pleaded not guilty on Friday after a prison court formally charged the Nobel laureate for allowing an univited American intruder insideBlood pressure pill action urged
Everyone aged 55 and over should be taking drugs to lower their blood pressure, a UK-based expert says.Obama "confident" GM can thrive after restructuring
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said in an interview released on Saturday he was confident General Motors would thrive after restructuring, but he made no mention whether the ailingVitamin D 'key to healthy brain'
Scientists produce more evidence that vitamin D helps keep the brain in good working order in later life.proposes Cuba migration talks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Friday it had offered to resume talks with Cuba about Cuban migration to the United States, a fresh sign of U.S. President Barack Obama'sEx-South Korea leader Roh dead
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's former President Roh Moo-hyun, hounded for weeks over his links while in office to a widening corruption scandal, appears to have jumped to his death in the mountainsCancer: The facts
The disease tends to affect older people - but can strike at any time.Health revolution
Justin Webb's personal take on reform in the USWHO chief warns against false security about flu
GENEVA (Reuters) - The World Health Organization warned on Friday against a false sense of security from waning and apparently mild outbreaks of H1N1 flu, saying the worst may not be over.Sri Lanka: Civil war in 'final phase'
Sri Lanka's quarter-century-long civil war is in its final phase, the government suggested Friday, as its troops pounded Tamil Tiger rebels in the country's north.Swine flu could hit one in three
A third of the world's population could be infected with swine flu, expert projections suggest.South Asian children miss dentist
South Asian children often fail to get good dental care in England, research shows.Strong quake rattles New Zealand region
A 6.7-magnitude earthquake rocked New Zealand's remote Kermadec Islands region Saturday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.Medical notes
A comprehensive guide to clinical conditionsFreed U.S. journalist arrives in Austria
Journalist Roxana Saberi landed in Vienna on Friday after being freed from an Iranian prison, according to the U.S. Embassy in Austria.Obama revives controversial Guantanamo tribunals
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Friday revived the system of military trials for foreign terrorism suspects at Guantanamo, angering supporters who said he had broken a promise to endMan who swam to Suu Kyi's home charged
Three charges have been filed against a Missouri man who is accused of swimming across a lake and sneaking into the home of Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi while she was under house arrest,Immigration plans 'will hurt NHS'
Patient safety could be jeopardised as immigration rule changes could lead to a doctor shortage, a union warns.After jet scare
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Authorities have warned people about a huge emergency-response drill set for New York City's World Trade Center on Sunday, seeking to avoid panic like one caused by an unannouncedU.S. targets illegal 'robocalls'
The Federal Trade Commission is attempting to shut down three companies that the agency alleges have bombarded millions of consumers since 2007 with deceptive "robocalls" to sell them phonyHope of new prostate cancer test
Scientists have found a potential new way to assess whether prostate cancer is aggressive.
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