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Zimbabwe Declares Cholera Emergency
By BARRY BEARAK JOHANNESBURG - The Zimbabwean Health Minister, David Parirenyatwa, has declared the nation’s cholera outbreak a national emergency and appealed for outside help, the state-controlled Herald newspaper reported on Thursday.
Source: New York Times
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Red Cross to kick off ‘Heroes campaign
For more nearly 92 years, the Calloway County chapter of the American Red Cross has been a hero for thousands of people in the community, lending aid during times of disaster,...
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
COBRA Too Costly for Many Unemployed, Report Finds
By Ceci Connolly The cost of buying health insurance for unemployed Americans who try to purchase coverage through a former employer consumes 30 percent to 84 percent of standard...
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
HealthNews Salutes: The American Red Cross Give Life Program
January is National Blood Donor Month, and in recognition of this life-saving gift, we at Health News salute the Give Life Program run by the American Red Cross.
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Ground-Breaking Surgery To Help Local Boy Breathe On His Own
CLEVELAND - A local 11-year-old boy will undergo a rare procedure on Friday that was developed in Cleveland. If it works, hell get to breathe without a ventilator for the first time...
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Family’s Mainstay to Join Obamas in White House » (New York Times)
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- Israel Soon May Send Troops Into Gaza Strip if Cease-fire Not Reached
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- Iraq suicide bombing kills at least 30
- US missile attack kills three ‘militants’
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