New Research Finds Anti-Same-Sex Marriage Amendments Spark Distress Among GLBT Adults And Families (Medical News Today)

Amendments that restrict civil marriage rights of same-sex couples - such as Proposition 8 that recently passed in California - have led to higher levels of stress and anxiety among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults, as well as among their families of origin, according to several new studies to be published by the American Psychological Association.

Aziga lawyer points to another suspect in HIV case (Hamilton Spectator)

By Barbara Brown The Hamilton Spectator An alternative suspect with the same African strain of HIV has been identified as belonging to a ?Hamilton infection cluster? comprising accused killer Johnson Aziga and seven women allegedly infected by him with the virus that causes AIDS.

Man arrested for allegedly stealing pills (Missoulian)

A 26-year-old Missoula man who burglarized a pharmacy last year and stole $8,200 worth of narcotic painkillers was arrested again early Thursday morning after allegedly breaking into the same drugstore.

Hunger, along with obesity (The Daily Progress)

Here?s a troubling irony: The number of children who go hungry in America is virtually the same as the number of children who are obese.

The Government's Obesity Strategy, More Of The Same Rhetoric - British Medical Journal (Medical News Today)

Nigel Hawkes chronicles a decade of the UK Government's attempts to tackle obesity, including its latest bid to turn the tide on obesity "which is so smothered in jargon" that it is hard to understand. He says: "The danger of wrapping an issue such as obesity up in the language of sociology and systems analysis is that it all begins to seem impossibly complicated.

Patient's Race Doesn't Affect Emergency Room Care (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19 (HealthDay News) -- The care of trauma patients in the United States is roughly the same no matter what the patient's race or ethnicity, a new study finds.

Vista Surgery Center to host family health exposition (Lake County Journals)

LAKE COUNTY JOURNALS LINDENHURST - Vista Surgery Center - a stand-alone, same-day surgery center - is hosting a open house and fall family health exposition from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 19.

Five ways to keep Alzheimer's away (CNN)

Blanche Danick may be 86 years old, but she's pretty hip. She keeps up with all the latest health news, and a while back, she called her daughter wanting to know whether she should start taking the herb ginkgo biloba. She'd heard it might stave off Alzheimer's disease.

Pfizer and others still chasing obesity drugs (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

After pulling the plug on an experimental obesity drug from a troubled class of medicines, Pfizer Inc's Chief Executive Jeff Kindler said the world's largest drug maker would continue to pursue treatments for the emerging health crisis.

AstraZeneca Gets The Legal Edge (Forbes)

The pharma prevents Teva from selling a cheaper version of its drug Pulmicort--at least for now.

Raedc Dinner

HUNDREDS OF ROCKFORD'S BEST BUSINESS MINDS SHARED THE SAME ROOM FOR TONIGHT'S DINNER TAKE HANSON CG "In this type of climate to see 700 people come out for something like this is miraculous." STILL MANY IN THE ...

Even now, '01 title game haunts Howell

It's still fresh for Markus Howell, even some seven years later. And the memory is like a scar, a constant reminder of the hurt and pain of getting so close to a Grey Cup title and then having it snatched away ...

Beach Club Bistro an oasis on cold northern shore

You might think that going to the beach in November wouldn't be such a good idea.

Performing arts festival for kids dishes up an array of special birthday treats

The first week of the children's performing arts festival Les Coups de ThA A tre was a treat worthy of the festival's 10th birthday celebration.

A shot at redemption

Same matchup, different teams. Tonight's game at Conner has a lot to live up to.

Readerspeak: Country needs change

Seema,Indraprasth ,says: Yes, Afzal should be hanged. Enough of this appeasement to break this nation.

Working Title 11.21.08: Working Example - The Same Mistakes

Working Title 11.21.08: Working Example - The Same Mistakes Posted by Jordan Williams on 11.21.2008 After all of these years of innovation, it still seems that developers are making the same mistakes over and ...

Same issues face city as 100 years ago

The familiar saying \"The more things change, the more they stay the same,\" speaks to the common concerns shared when Penticton became a township in 1908 as it does today.

Green cars get the attention in Los Angeles

The wait was more than an hour to test-drive one of the 18 eco-friendly vehicles parked outside of the Los Angeles Convention Center at the auto show.

Upstate fishing report

LAKE JOCASSEE * Trout: Fair to good. Same recipe: large minnows or spoons trolled 90 to 95 feet deep in "big water" near the dam or up the rivers.