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New Method May Predict Diabetes Onset

Measuring the levels of certain amino acids in an individual’s blood may have the ability to predict type 2 diabetes while prevention is still possible, according to researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital. 

Obama's Administration Less Transparent In 2010, AP Reports

A recent analysis by The Associated Press (AP) reveals that President Barack Obama’s administration has not followed through on his promise to create a more transparent Federal government. 

Senior Citizens More Susceptible To Life-Threatening Effects Of Natural Disasters

A new study reveals that senior citizens typically suffer disproportionately during natural disasters, such as the recent tsunami in Japan. 

Iowa High School Links Anti-Illegal Immigration Efforts To Terrorism

An anti-illegal immigration group in Iowa has condemned a mock school shooting drill that is scheduled for March 26. 

South Dakota Law Will Require Three-Day Wait, Counseling Before Abortions

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has signed a bill that will require women to wait three days and receive counseling before having an abortion. 

Bill Aims To Protect Privacy Of 911 Callers In Tennessee

Tennessee lawmakers have introduced a bill that is intended to protect the safety and privacy of residents who call 911. 

GOP Leaders Slam Obamacare On Its One-Year Anniversary

March 23 marked the one-year anniversary of President Barack Obama’s signing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 

Collaboration Needed Between Alternative And Traditional Maternity Healthcare

As the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) becomes more popular among pregnant women, researchers point to a need for education and guidance on these therapies for healthcare professionals. 

Controversy Surrounds Anti-Gay App

Gay activists have called on Apple to remove an iPhone application that offers “a cure” for homosexuality. 

New Labels On Drinks Will Give More Accurate Portrayal Of Calorie Count

Nutrition labels on sodas and juices have been giving consumers a false sense of how many calories they were drinking since the number only represented that of a single 8-ounce serving size. 

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