7/17/2009 © Daytona Beach News-Journal
All Jeriel Joiner wanted was a fern. Now he may face amputation of his arm after being bitten by a pygmy rattlesnake in Walmart. In other snakebite news, a man who tried to move a snake from the road was rushed to a Broward hospital today. Also: A boa blocked a road in St. Pete, and only experts will be given permits to hunt pythons.
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7/16/2009 © Palm Beach Post
Doctors say they're getting lots of calls from anxious expectant parents since one pregnant woman in Palm Beach County died and another was placed in a medically induced coma in hopes of saving her and her baby. Meanwhile, CDC says school children who have never had a flu shot may need four this fall.
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7/15/2009 © Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Leonard Patrick Gonzalez Jr. had been 'cyberstalking' his former wife's family, trying to regain custody of his daughter, when he was arrested in the slaying of a Panhandle couple who had adopted 13 special-needs kids. In a separate report, Sheriff's deputies hinted that he was the mastermind and recruited the others for the heist.
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THERE 'S AN HACKING KOSS ESPECIALLY A PAIN WHEN IT 'S NINETY DEGREES OUTSIDE A SO CALLED AS A REAL CONTRADICTION IN TERMS BUT THERE ARE LINGERING LONG THERE LONGER THAN USUAL WE SEEK IT IS VERY LONG AS WHAT WAS GOING AROUND AS THE WEATHER GOT YOU REACHING FOR TEACHING THESE DAYS WELL IF YOU 'RE CONSTANTLY COUGHING WHEEZING SEIZING YOU COULD ...
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As if you need one more reason to jam that grocery cart full of fresh produce, another study produces results that just reinforce what mama always told us: veggies are good for you. Not only are those vegetables cold and crispy and perfect for a summer day, indulging in what is known as “vegetable proteins” can help to stave off heart disease and lower your blood pressure.
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Title: Sunitinib Benefit Explored in Poor-Prognosis Kidney Cancer
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Created: 7/17/2009 7:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 7/17/2009
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We won’t argue that sex (when practiced safely) is good for you, but promoting the idea to teenagers—à la the National health Service of Britain—seems a little strange to us. Sex education is one thing, but do you really want your kids taught that “an orgasm a day keeps the doctor away?” What do you think? [...]
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