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Microsoft Quietly Releases WinXP SP2 Firewall Fix (Dec 31 2004 19:51 GMT) - Microsoft quietly released last week a patch to update the new Firewall contained with Windows XP SP2. The new patch was set to hit the Windows Update Service towards the end of last week. |
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Symbian Worm Source Code Leaks (Dec 31 2004 19:51 GMT) - The Symbian OS/Series 60 worm known as Cabir is set to make it big, as earlier in the week the source code for the worm was leaked onto the Internet. |
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Aaron: Far Beyond Driven (Death Metal Mayhem) (Dec 31 2004 19:51 GMT) - QUOTE (SLAYER @ Dec 31 2004, 01:02 PM) Yeah thats one of my favorites by Pantera...So you like the guitar work on that album but you think the guitar work on BTR and Arise sucks? Man, you better take another listen. Have you even heard all of those albums? |
At Home In America blogs
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Biography of heroic survivals (Dec 31 2004 19:50 GMT) - Abandoned, adopted, raised on a farm, and later reunited with birth family, I ghostwrote long, lost sister's REAL life story. Newly released paperback, "Arlyne Lucille: From...to Heavenly Heights," is available at major online bookstores. Buy Books on the web, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble all have it. |
Educated Guesswork
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National disaster insurance (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Maybe you've noticed the complaining about the amount of aid that the US and other Western countries are providing in the wake of last week's tsunami. I suppose that that's a reasonable point, but focusing on stinginess or generosity misses the bigger structural problem: why do we fund disaster relief in this ridiculous ad hoc way in the first place? We may not know exactly when it's going to happen or where it's going to occur, but it's a virtual certainty that in the next year something really bad is going to happen somewhere in the world. (Check out this list of disaster for some perspective). |
Health News Online
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Isolated-limb chemo reins in advanced melanoma (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - For people with advanced but localized melanoma, delivering potent chemotherapy to just the limb with the cancer is highly effective both in terms of local disease control and survival, Dutch clinicians report. This approach, they say in the December Annals of Surgery, "should be considered in all cases of limb-threatening tumors or in situations where simple surgical procedures to obtain local control fail." |
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Tsunami survivors face serious disease risks - doctors (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Survivors of the deadliest tsunami on record face serious water-borne diseases such as cholera, and will urgently need medicine and access to healthcare in the months ahead, doctors and health experts said on Friday. Gandhimathi Jayaraman, a doctor with the Red Cross tending survivors in some of India's worst-hit areas, said while clean, safe water was now available to some people displaced by the tsunami, the real test would be in the months ahead. |
Health News Online
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U.S. FDA warns Barr over Seasonale commercial (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - A television commercial for Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Seasonale misleads consumers by excluding risk information to make the birth control pill seem safer, U.S. health regulators warned in a letter released on Thursday. The commercial suggests use of the oral contraceptive leads to only four menstrual periods a year but fails to mention frequent and sometimes substantial bleeding, the... |
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Pregnancy can go well for women with diabetes (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Women with type 1 diabetes who monitor their blood glucose daily both before and during pregnancy have better outcomes, Danish researchers report. In the largest study to date of pregnant women with type 1 diabetes, Dr. Dorte M. Jensen of Odense University Hospital and colleagues found that only one-third of women said they monitored their blood sugar levels every day around the time they conceived. |
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WHO warns of fresh bird flu outbreaks in Vietnam (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Vietnam may face fresh outbreaks of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus next month as poultry is transported around the country ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations in February, the World Health Organization said. The WHO warning comes after a 16-year-old girl remained in a stable condition in Ho Chi Minh after doctors confirmed she was infected with the virus. "As avian influenza viruses become more active at cooler temperature, further poultry outbreaks, possibly accompanied... |
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UK journal sends Prozac documents to US regulator (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - The British Medical Journal (BMJ) said on Friday it has sent documents to U.S. health regulators that it said appear to suggest a link between the antidepressant drug Prozac and suicidal behaviour. The journal said an anonymous source had provided "missing documents" relating to clinical trials of the drug, made by Indianapolis-based drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co. |
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Migraine patients may have genetic abnormalities (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - People who suffer from migraine headaches appear to express more genes that produce platelets, the specialized components in blood that are involved in clotting, researchers report. This finding could lead to "future identification of migraine sub-types that would be able to be identified by a blood test," Dr. Andrew D. Hershey told AMN Health. "This may evolve into individualized treatment based on the gene expression. |
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Bone loss seen with lung disease treatment (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - People who use an inhaled steroid long-term to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or emphysema, face a loss of bone mineral density in the hip and spine, a new study shows. The findings suggest the drugs should be prescribed with caution to COPD patients, Dr. Dr. John E. Connett, at the University of Minnesota, told AMN Health, especially because the study also found the medication did not improve lung function. |
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Tacrolimus curbs aspirin-induced asthma (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - The immune-suppressant drug tacrolimus, usually used to prevent rejection of transplanted organs, can also help people who suffer from aspirin-triggered asthma, Japanese researchers report. The finding "suggests a new therapeutic strategy for aspirin-induced asthma," investigator Dr. Hiroto Matsuse told AMN Health. |
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To je tedy pšenice na chleba se solí* (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Přináším vám (převzato) Povídku o počinu lásky, který trvá dlouhé roky. Ač je v deseti řádcích, dostala mě.. Tak nějak slastně léčivě jako pohlazení lékaře. Tu dobrou sílu nám přeji do dalšího letu časem – rokem 2005 a dál… (autor: Makozska) |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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Well, What Do You Think? (Dec 31 2004 19:49 GMT) - Please take a moment and choose which one of the following answers was the most important wireless... issue of 2004. If you feel we haven’t listed your most important issue, please leave us a comment below. We’ |
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