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Medbroadcast: 10-20-2004
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Seven more tigers have died at a private zoo in Thailand where 23 others succumbed to bird flu, an official said Wednesday.
FREDERICTON (CP) - Striking hospital workers returned to work Wednesday after narrowly voting to accept a new four-year contract with the New Brunswick government.
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Thai authorities will kill about 40 tigers believed to be sick with avian flu after 30 others died at a private zoo, officials said Wednesday.
EDMONTON (CP) - Albertans have told Premier Ralph Klein that they want to spend more on health care - not less.
CHICAGO (AP) - Yoga and dance workshops for kids and parents at a museum. Free bike locks to encourage students to cycle to school. A food bank that offers fitness workouts along with hot meals for children.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The flu-shot shortage makes it more imperative for elderly Americans to get a second, often overlooked vaccine that protects against a type of pneumonia germ that's a common complication of influenza.
TORONTO (CP) - Surplus influenza vaccine from Canada may be imported to the United States as an experimental drug, U.S. authorities suggested Tuesday.
After confirming they were in active discussions with both Health Canada and the manufacturer of the vaccine, U.S.
DUNCAN, B.C. (CP) - When Leyanne Burchell was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 1999, the Vancouver teacher of terminally ill children started planning for her own death, her sister testified Tuesday.
Burchell hosted a huge good-bye party for her friends.
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