Sunday, 14 June 2009

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Co-op compromise gives White House a health option (AP)  

2009-06-14 19:10

politics

AP - As Congress begins work on putting President Barack Obama's goal of universal health coverage into law, administration officials and allies sought to sidestep an unpopular tax on existing benefits and Republicans' objection to a government competitor to private plans.
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PROMISES, PROMISES: Indian health care needs unmet (AP)  

2009-06-14 18:35

politics

This July 2005 photo provided by the Little Light Family shows Ta'shon Rain Little Light in Crow Agency, Mont. Five-year-old Ta'shon had stopped eating and walking, and complained constantly to her mother that her stomach hurt. On her first and subsequent visits to the Indian Health Service clinic on the Crow Agency, Mont., Ta'shon's mother was told her daughter was depressed, when in fact she had cancer, and died some months later. (AP Photo/Little Light Family)AP - Ta'Shon Rain Little Light, a happy little girl who loved to dance and dress up in traditional American Indian clothes, had stopped eating and walking. She complained constantly to her mother that her stomach hurt.


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Hearing to air VA mistakes with hospital equipment (AP)  

2009-06-14 19:44

health

AP - A congressional panel is pressing the Department of Veterans Affairs to disclose on Tuesday whether non-sterile equipment that may have exposed 10,000 veterans to HIV and other infections was isolated to three Southeast hospitals or is part of a wider problem.
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Australia tries tough love to heal Aboriginal woes (AP)  

2009-06-14 16:51

world

In this May 29, 2009, photo, locals sit on the street side in downtown  Wadeye in the Northern Territory in  Australia. Wadeye, with a population of 2,500, the largest Aboriginal community in Australia's remote Northern Territory, is a reminder of the  tortured relationship with its oldest inhabitants, and the government's endless failed attempts to right the wrongs it's wrought.(AP Photo/Kristen Gelineau)AP - Along the dusty red road that leads from the lonely airstrip into town, the signs flash by: "No alcohol," says one. "Petrol sniffing kills," admonishes another. "Don't bring gunja into our town," warns a third.


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AIDS stabilising in SAfrica as new cases drop among youth: study ...  

2009-06-09 16:03

health

A nurse draws blood from a patient for an HIV test in 2008 at the Themba Lethu Clinic in Johannesburg. South Africa's AIDS epidemic, the worst in the world, appears to be stabilising with infections among children and teenagers declining, according to a new national study released Tuesday.(AFP/File/Paballo Thekiso)AFP - South Africa's AIDS epidemic, the worst in the world, appears to be stabilising with infections among children and teenagers declining, according to a new national study released Tuesday.


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