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Medbroadcast: 02-13-2005
NEW YORK (AP) - City health officials are working to track down sex partners of a man diagnosed with a rare strain of highly drug-resistant HIV that progressed rapidly to AIDS.
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A judge in a contentious right-to-die battle has refused to reconsider his ruling allowing a man to remove the feeding tube keeping his brain-damaged wife alive.
VANCOUVER (CP) - It's a daily grind for the thousands of junkies living in the city's eastside slum.
Waking up dope sick, the body screaming for a fix. Stumbling to the street to turn a $10-dollar trick and shooting every penny directly into the bloodstream.
TORONTO (CP) - The number of Canadians having abortions has remained relatively steady over the past decade, with women in their 20s continuing to make up more than half of those seeking the procedure, the latest figures from Statistics Canada suggest.
TORONTO (CP) - The number of women seeking abortions across Canada appears to be continuing a downward trend, although in some provinces rates remain the same or are slightly on the rise, figures from Statistics Canada suggest.
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) - A California man is suing a hospital and one of its surgeons, claiming one of his testicles was wrongly removed during surgery.
TORONTO (CP) - Ontario's anesthetists were holding patients hostage with their one-day job action to back demands for more money, Health Minister George Smitherman said Friday.
TORONTO (CP) - Ontario's anesthetists were holding patients hostage with their one-day job action to back demands for more money, Health Minister George Smitherman said Friday.
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