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People fill out the paper work before getting their flu shots (© AFP/File - Jeff Haynes)

Google tracks flu outbreaks through search queries

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Google is putting the power of the Web to work in tracking the onset of influenza in the United States, tracking patterns in search queries to determine the spread of the disease.

Published: 11/12/2008 at 17:02:31 GMT

A sadhu (Hindu holy man) smokes in Siliguri (© AFP/File - Diptendu Dutta)

India's anti-smoking drive meets with peculiar problems

NEW DELHI (AFP) - At the busy New Delhi railway station, anti-smoking officials zero in on a young eunuch puffing on a cigarette, but hesitate before demanding a fine.

Published: 11/12/2008 at 02:21:19 GMT

A young couple is silhouetted by the light from the full moon (© AFP/File - Koca Sulejmanovic)

Menopause eases sex rivalry between women: study

PARIS (AFP) - Hormonal changes caused by menopause soften the biologically-driven rivalry between women for healthy and virile male partners, according to a study published Wednesday.

Published: 11/12/2008 at 00:12:46 GMT

A woman listens to music on her Ipod (© AFP/Getty Images/File - Mat Szwajkos)

Your favorite music = happy heart: study

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Listening to your favorite music may be helpful to maintaining a healthy heart, according to a study published Tuesday.

Published: 11/12/2008 at 00:05:57 GMT

Lab mice (© AFP/File - Mauricio Lima)

Toxic gas in small doses protects mice from heart failure

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Despite its rotten-egg smell and high toxicity, hydrogen sulfide in small doses helps protect mice from heart failure, according to research published Tuesday on an experimental treatment that one day could benefit humans.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 22:03:30 GMT

A young boy in a nutritional reeducation center (© AFP/File - Francois Guillot)

Obese children have middle-aged arteries: study

WASHINGTON (AFP) - The neck arteries of obese children and teenagers experience similar strain as those of middle-aged adults, US researchers said Tuesday.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 22:00:53 GMT

A boy wears a miniature mosquito net on his head to promote malaria awareness (© AFP/File - Marie Laure Josselin)

Malaria vaccine set for clinical trials in Africa next year

JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - The final clinical trials for an anti-malaria vaccine are set to begin in January in seven African countries, officials from pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline said on Tuesday.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 20:05:01 GMT

Groups of activists backing the Sexual and Reproductive Health Law Project hold banners during demonstrations (© AFP/File - Miguel Rojo)

Uruguay votes to decriminalize abortion despite veto threat

MONTEVIDEO (AFP) - Uruguay's legislature Tuesday voted to decriminalize abortion despite a promise from President Tabare Vazquez to veto the measure.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 19:41:32 GMT

The Men's Rights Agency logo (© Men's Rights Agency)

Australian men's group objects to new paternity law plan

SYDNEY (AFP) - A men's lobby group in Australia objected Tuesday to a planned law making it an offence to sneak a sample of hair or saliva from a child for a DNA paternity test.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 17:14:24 GMT

Intel has entered the medical market with technology that lets doctors make house calls on patients without being there (© AFP/Getty Images/File - Justin Sullivan)

Intel dives into medical market with home health monitors

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - The world's biggest computer chip maker on Monday dove into the medical market with technology that lets doctors make house calls on patients without being there.

Published: 11/11/2008 at 06:09:39 GMT

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