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Philippine bishops call for sacking over condoms

MANILA — Catholic bishops in the Philippines on Tuesday called for the health secretary to be sacked as they sought to escalate a row over the government's promotion of condoms.The sensitive…

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S.Korea sends flu aid to N.Korea despite tensions

SEOUL — South Korea Tuesday sent aid worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to help North Korea fight swine flu despite recent military tensions between the two sides.Twenty trucks carrying 200,000…

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Former US VP Cheney hospitalized with chest pains

WASHINGTON — Former US vice president Dick Cheney, who has a long history of heart problems, was hospitalized after experiencing chest pains, his office said.The controversial Republican figure, who has been…

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US to boost spending on drug prevention, treatment: official

WASHINGTON — The United States plans to increase spending on prevention of illegal drug use 13 percent to 5.6 billion dollars in 2011, reflecting a shift in priorities, the US drug…

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Iverson out indefinitely to be with ailing daughter

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania — Philadelphia 76ers guard Allen Iverson will be out indefinitely as he spends time with his sick daughter, the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers said Monday.Sixers president Ed Stefanski said it…

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FTC warns firms, organizations of widespread data breach

WASHINGTON — The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said Monday it has notified nearly 100 companies and organizations of data breaches involving personal information about customers or employees.The FTC declined to…

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Infections in US hospitals kill 48000, cost billions: study

WASHINGTON — Nearly 50,000 US medical patients die every year of blood poisoning or pneumonia they picked up in hospital, a study published Monday shows.Hospital-acquired sepsis and pneumonia in 2006 claimed…

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'No new spending' in Canada's upcoming budget: official

OTTAWA — The Canadian government's 2010 budget will contain "no new spending measures," a senior government official said Monday, days ahead of its release."There will be no new spending measures" announced…

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Scores of children killed in Yemen unrest: report

SANAA — One hundred and eighty-seven children have been killed since August in the conflict in north Yemen, a report by the local SEYAJ children's rights organisation and the UN Children's…

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Obama presents make-or-break health reform plan

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama unveiled Monday his own plan to overhaul the US health care system by providing cover for 31 million uninsured Americans and cracking down on exorbitant premium…

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Doctors block access to Nigerian president: ambassador

RIYADH — Ailing Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua's doctors are refusing to allow visitors from Abuja to see him in his Jeddah hospital, Nigeria's ambassador to Saudi Arabia said on Monday.But Abdullah…

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Obama to unveil new health care reform proposal

WASHINGTON — US President Barack Obama will propose on Monday giving the federal government new power to block excessive rate increases by health insurance companies, The New York Times reported.This new…

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