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H1N1: What You Should Know
As a Dallas-based physician, there has been a recent flurry of panic about the H1N1 (swine influenza). School districts closed down. Intramural sports statewide were cancelled. Some even suggested closing the border with Mexico, where approximately three quarters of a million people routinely cross back and forth every day. The panic certainly was fueled by the media reports. Likewise, the media can serve to educate the public about health issues.
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American Indian Tribes To Get $500M In Stimulus Funds For Health Projects
Newly appointed IHS Director Yvette Roubideaux on Friday announced that American Indian tribes will receive $500 million as part of the $787 billion economic stimulus package to fund health care projects, the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports. According to the Press-Gazette, American Indian tribes frequently cite lack of adequate health care as a major issue on reservations. President Obama also included a $454 million increase for IHS programs in his 2010 budget proposal to address such barriers.The $500 million includes:
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First U.K. Stem Cell Awareness Rally To Take Place In Manchester, England On August 9th, 2009
In what will be the Stem Cell Awareness Association"s seventh awareness rally, past patients, interested physicians, and prospective patients will meet in Manchester to learn about stem cell technologies and discuss the various current treatments available throughout the world.
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New Mums At Rotherham Hospital Were Given Goody Bags This Week To Help Promote Breastfeeding Awareness Week, UK

The hospital"s maternity unit provides year-round support for all mothers, whatever their chosen method of feeding, but the maternity team is committed to increasing the support for breastfeeding. During Breastfeeding Awareness Week all mums were given a useful bag and muslin baby square, together with items from the Department of Health to support Breastfeeding Awareness Week. All breastfeeding mothers are given information before they leave hospital about the support available locally. Karen Norton, Head of Midwifery at Rotherham hospital said: "Breastfeeding gives babies the best start in life. Breastfeeding is a wonderfully natural way to bond with your child and breastfeeding can also help new mums return to their pre-pregnancy figure." This year the Breastfeeding Awareness Week theme was "Every day makes a difference to your baby" and focused on supporting women to breastfeed for as long as they want to. Mums who have experienced breastfeeding are available to support women who want to breastfeed at a number of peer support groups across Rotherham, including one run at the hospital. NHS Rotherham, Rotherham Foundation Trust and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council"s Children"s Centre are all working towards the becoming Unicef Baby Friendly by 2012. This means that breastfeeding friendly policies are developed and all staff are fully trained to provide breastfeeding support. The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust


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