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Four confirmed dead, hundreds unaccounted for in Colorado floods
Four people have been confirmed dead and over 500 reported missing following devastating floods in Colorado. Authorities fear the death toll will rise as thousands are rescued from the flood zone....
View ArticleEpic fail: just 1 percent of Obamacare requests successfully processed
Millions of Americans visited newly launched websites last week to learn more about the benefits offered through the president’s health insurance mandate, but Obamacare is apparently not ready for...
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‘No Monsanto!': World marches against GMO food
Thousands took to streets across the world’s cities on Saturday to protest the use of GMO products, with Giant Monsanto being the main target. Over 50 countries have been taking part in the march for...
View Article‘Golden press:’ Teenage mental illness soars in wealthy US, UK families
Mental health problems in children from wealthy US and UK families soar, new research reveals. The richer sectors of society are facing a crisis of eating disorders, drug abuse and self-harm, mostly...
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No indication legal marijuana raises crime rate – study
AFP Photo / David McNew Enemies of marijuana use have warned that legalizing the drug for recreational use would incite a crime epidemic, turning users into drug addicts and morphing dispensaries into...
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Flawed response to Ebola in Texas raises concerns about US preparedness
Months after the most severe Ebola outbreak ever began to claim lives overseas, the response underway now in the United States to the first diagnosed case of the disease occur in the US is under...
View ArticleItalian nurse arrested over killing 38 patients who irritated her
Italian police have arrested a nurse suspected of killing at least 38 of her patients because they, or their relatives, were irritating her. The officials also found a selfie, with the nurse giving a...
View ArticleNew plastic surgery hit: ‘Vacation breasts’
The plastic surgeon known for developing the 24-hour “insta breast” procedure is working on a new kind of saline injection that would allow for “vacation breasts,” or a temporary impression of larger...
View ArticleSham cancer charities bilked donors for $187 mil, spent money on luxury
Government regulators have cracked down on four cancer charities, accusing the Cancer Fund of America, Cancer Support Services, the Children’s Cancer Fund of America, and the Breast Cancer Society of...
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50 US hospitals overcharge uninsured by 1000% – study
Fifty US hospitals charged uninsured patients an average of ten times more than they should have to provide medical care in 2012, a new study found. This equates to a patient who’s treatment should...
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No indication legal marijuana raises crime rate – study
AFP Photo / David McNew Enemies of marijuana use have warned that legalizing the drug for recreational use would incite a crime epidemic, turning users into drug addicts and morphing dispensaries into...
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Flawed response to Ebola in Texas raises concerns about US preparedness
Months after the most severe Ebola outbreak ever began to claim lives overseas, the response underway now in the United States to the first diagnosed case of the disease occur in the US is under...
View ArticleItalian nurse arrested over killing 38 patients who irritated her
Italian police have arrested a nurse suspected of killing at least 38 of her patients because they, or their relatives, were irritating her. The officials also found a selfie, with the nurse giving a...
View ArticleNew plastic surgery hit: ‘Vacation breasts’
The plastic surgeon known for developing the 24-hour “insta breast” procedure is working on a new kind of saline injection that would allow for “vacation breasts,” or a temporary impression of larger...
View ArticleSham cancer charities bilked donors for $187 mil, spent money on luxury
Government regulators have cracked down on four cancer charities, accusing the Cancer Fund of America, Cancer Support Services, the Children’s Cancer Fund of America, and the Breast Cancer Society of...
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50 US hospitals overcharge uninsured by 1000% – study
Fifty US hospitals charged uninsured patients an average of ten times more than they should have to provide medical care in 2012, a new study found. This equates to a patient who’s treatment should...
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