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	health Daily update ⋅ July 13, 2014
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	WQAD.com -- Quad Cities News & Weather from WQAD West Nile's record season has residents concerned about fogging San Jose Mercury News SAN JOSE -- A murder of crows blackened the spotless white examination table -- a dozen gape-beaked birds, each in its own zip-locked body bag, tagged and ready for testing one recent day. Their deaths weren't much of a mystery: Vector control workers ... Flag as irrelevant
	USA TODAY Inexpensive Alzheimer's tests offer promise USA TODAY To confirm a diagnosis of Alzheimer's today, a patient either needs a painful spinal tap or a costly brain image. But several detection tools under development offer the promise of at least ruling out Alzheimer's easily and inexpensively in a doctor's office. Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Few uninsured La. residents enroll in marketplace Monroe News Star BATON ROUGE — While more than 100,000 Louisiana residents signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, the push to enlist individuals and families into health plans largely missed the people who needed it the most. That's the ... Flag as irrelevant
	WTVD-TV Oldest known case of Down syndrome found in France Daily Times The earliest probable case of Down syndrome in the archaeological record comes from a 5- to 7-year-old child who lived in medieval France some 1,500 years ago, new research shows, the Huffington Post reports. The child, who is also the youngest example ... Flag as irrelevant
	ChicagoNow Culling Deer Herd Curbs Lyme Disease, Study Says Philly.com FRIDAY, July 11, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Reducing the number of deer in an area can lower the incidence of Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections among people, new research indicates. "Our study demonstrated that deer populations can be ... Flag as irrelevant
	Today.com Lady in red, get away from my man: Women see red when other women wear it Today.com This is the picture used for the color manipulation in the first two experiments. (The face of the female target was intact in the experiment but is blurred here to protect privacy.) The dress color was red or white. Ladies, perhaps you pulled on that red dress today ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Former archbishop of Canterbury George Carey backs assisted suicide Sydney Morning Herald Former leader of the Church of England George Carey says he has changed his mind on assisted suicide and would support a British bill to allow it in certain cases. Current Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby later restated his and the Anglican church's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bayoubuzz IN MOM'S ARMS Savannah doing 'great' after critical brain surgery Bayoubuzz Baby Savannah, left, is undergoing emergency brain surgery Friday at Texas Children's Hospital after her mother, Tessa Snodgrass, right, battled her insurance company when they initially denied coverage. SavannahFriday.jpg. Savannah Snodgrass, of ... Flag as irrelevant

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