Macworld 2009: Hackers make spoof annnouncement of Steve Jobs death - Daily Telegraph

Mr Jobs, chief executive of Apple, made a statement earlier this week that he is suffering from health problems caused by a hormone imbalance in a bid to put to an end persistant rumours about his health. Nevertheless, false claims of his demise ...

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Survey Finds That -- Despite Best Intentions -- Most Americans Do Not ... - Market Wire

ALEXANDRIA, VA--(Marketwire - January 7, 2009) - A new survey of American adults reveals that three-quarters (74.8%) report feeling positive about their overall health, despite the fact that a majority of them also report having a serious disease or ...

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More diabetes coverage - Toronto Star

There came a time, eight years ago, when Kathy Nelson could no longer watch type 2 diabetes ravage her community, taking down friends and family. It’s not entirely clear why they’re more vulnerable, but certain ethnic groups are more likely to ...

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TheStar.com | Health | Fed up, nurse took on diabetes - Toronto Star

There came a time, eight years ago, when Kathy Nelson could no longer watch type 2 diabetes ravage her community, taking down friends and family. Too many people, including five of her nine siblings and one of her daughters, were getting the disease ...

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Diabetes Support Group - North County Times

Our support group is lead by Lisa Carter, RN, BS, CDE (Registered Nurse & Certified Diabetes Educator). You and your family are encouraged to attend the meetings. We have a variety of guest speakers and subjects we cover through out the year

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Long-Term, Low-Dose Aspirin May Not Prevent Type 2 Diabetes in Healthy ... - Medscape News

December 31, 2008 — Long-term, low-dose aspirin does not prevent the development of clinical type 2 diabetes in initially healthy women, according to the results of a randomized controlled trial reported in the January 2009 issue of Diabetes Care ...

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Kitchen Diva’ encourages healthier eating - San Marcos Daily Record

Austin — Angela Shelf Medearis sees big changes in African-American cuisine over the last decade or so. Changes in attitude — moving away from the old stereotypes about "soul food," — changes in ingredients and changes in diet have led to ...

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