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Armavirumque
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'Friends' kick off social season (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - The Friends of The New Criterion, a group founded in 2000 to help promote the ideals and interests of The New Criterion, met yesterday at the Grolier Club in New York City for an evening with Kenneth Minogue, who spoke on "Politics and the Moral Life." It |
European Public Health Alliance
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Global study on heart disease (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - For this year's World Heart Day (28 September), the World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the result of the largest-ever worldwide collaboration to study heart disease, the MONICA (MONItoring CArdiovascular disease) Monograph and Multimedia Sourcebook. World Heart Day 2003 theme is "Women, heart disease and stroke". WHO's press release. For more information on the MONICA Monograph and Multimedia Sourcebook, click here. |
European Public Health Alliance
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Is health in the European Convention? (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - The Summer 2003 issue of the 'Eurohealth' newsletter includes an Editorial co-writen by Tamsin Rose, EPHA's General Secretary (see attached document). 'Eurohealth' is a joint publication of the European Observatory on Health Care Systems and LSE Health & Social Care. In this editorial, the authors analyse the achievements of the Convention regarding public health. |
European Public Health Alliance
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For a European drug policy (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - A conference "for a European drug policy", hosted by the Greens / European Free Alliance (EFA) group at the European Parliament on 17th September 2003 , was attended by EPHA staff. This conference was organised by Alima Boumedienne-Thiery MEP. The objective of this conference was to support the participation of civil society in the definition and promotion of a European drug policy. The conference was divided into two main themes. The first explored current experience and the need (... |
European Public Health Alliance
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Chronic Stress and Obesity (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - New research published in September 2003 suggests a link between chronic stress and obesity. Prof. Mary F. Dallman (University of California, San Francisco) published her findings in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Tests on rats suggest that high-fat and high-carbohydrate foods inhibit the release of stress hormones. |
Whiskey Bar
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The Looking Glass War (Sep 30 2003 23:20 GMT) - Brad DeLong raises an important question: Why has the CIA decided to go nuclear on the Wilsongate story? The top echelons of the CIA have, by their leaks over the weekend, left themselves with no place to retreat if the... |
Unbound Spiral
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FWD and VoIP (Sep 30 2003 23:19 GMT) - An article in Forbes provides a short sighted view of the changes currently happening in the consumer VoIP market. Apparently FWD (Free World Dialup) has been around for 10 months and until a month ago I'd never heard of it.... |
Radio UserLand Messages
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And now... (Sep 30 2003 23:19 GMT) - What about this: why when I use an apostrophe does it sometimes cme out like this: It[base']s HELP!!! Thanks! |
different strings
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Protect financial-records privacy (Sep 30 2003 23:17 GMT) - I just got this from the ACLU - read over it and if you agree this is an important issue, please click on the link and send a fax to your Senators: In reaction to a strong financial privacy law... |
Diet Blog
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Fat Gene? (Sep 30 2003 23:17 GMT) - Reuters: "Icelandic researchers said on Tuesday they had found a gene that in different versions determines whether people are predisposed to being obese or thin. Icelandic biotechnology company deCODE genetics Inc says it has isolated a specific gene which, in... |
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