Apples for Health-

Best Swine Flu Face Mask: N95 Respirator

If you're going to buy a face mask to protect yourself against H1N1 swine flu, you might want to invest in an N95 respirator mask....H1N1 Swine Flu

Daylight Saving Time returns on Sunday
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Daylight Saving Time returns at 2 am Sunday, and fire safety officials are reminding metro Atlantans that the time change is a good time to change smoke detector batteries. "When you turn your clocks forward [one hour] on March 14, ...
Time to... Spring Forward ...and change smoke detector batteriesShelbyville Times-Gazette
Change clocks (and smoke alarms) for daylight saving timeMadison.com
Fire dept. gives Free smoke detectorsEmporia Gazette
Leader Vindicator -Chattanooga Times Free Press -Myrtle Beach Sun News
all 103 news articles »

$650m compensation settlement for heroes of September 11
Times Online
Rescue and recovery workers who were exposed to a toxic brew of smoke and dust in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks have been awarded $650 million in a compensation deal struck in New York. Thousands of 9/11 heroes, ...
Ground Zero Workers Reach Deal Over Health ClaimsNew York Times
City OKs $657M for ailing WTC heroesNew York Post
Settlement Announced In Ground Zero Emergency Responder LawsuitsNewsinferno.com
BBC News -ABA Journal -AFP
all 214 news articles »

People with variable blood pressure at stroke risk
The Associated Press
LONDON â People with occasional spikes in their blood pressure could be at higher risk of having a stroke than those with regularly high blood pressure, new studies said Friday. In four articles published in the medical journals Lancet and Lancet ...
Occasional High Blood Pressure Risky, Too?WebMD
Don't Ignore Blood Pressure FluctuationsTopNews United States
People with Fluctuating Blood Pressure Readings at Increased Risk of StrokedBTechno
KGAN -The Guardian -WebMD.Boots.com
all 198 news articles »

Study: Too many angiograms given
Minneapolis Star Tribune
A troublingly high number of US patients who are given angiograms to check for heart disease turn out not to have a significant problem, according to the latest study to suggest Americans get an excess of medical tests. The researchers said the ...
Are Doctors Recommending Too Many Tests?ABC News
Heart Angiograms Show No Disease in Almost 40%BusinessWeek
Study Faults High Number of AngiogramsNewsinferno.com
Wall Street Journal -Kaiser Health News
all 233 news articles »

Health Buzz: Recall of Salmonella-Tainted Products Expands
U.S. News & World Report
The Department of Agriculture has recalled 1.7 million pounds of ready-to-eat beef taquito and chicken quesadilla products that contain a flavoring ingredient probably tainted by salmonella, the Associated Press reports. ...
Salmonella Recall Spreads Quickly to Other ProductsConsumer Affairs
McCormick expands product recall listBaltimore Sun
Salmonella Risk Prompts Wider Food RecallWebMD
OregonLive.com -The Associated Press -MyStateline.com
all 1,290 news articles »

FOCUS: Roche Faces Investor Test After Recent Trial Failures
Wall Street Journal
ZURICH (Dow Jones)--Roche Holding AG's (RHHBY) recent drug trial failures involving some of its most potent products have increased pressure on the Swiss firm ahead of its investor day on whether it can meet market ...
Roche's Avastin fails in prostate cancer studyReuters
Roche, Pfizer cancer meds fail trialsFiercePharma
Roche's Avastin Disappoints In Late-stage Study Of Prostate Cancer - UpdateRTT News
Forbes -dBTechno -BusinessWeek
all 60 news articles »

How birth control pills may affect our ability to find a proper mate.
ABC News
In a population-based study of women in the UK, death from any cause was 12 percent lower among birth control pill users than among those who never took the drugs, Dr. Philip Hannaford of the University of Aberdeen in Scotland and colleagues reported ...
'Pill' Won't Shorten Your Life: StudyU.S. News & World Report
Women on pill 'may live longer'BBC News
Taking the Pill 'could help women live longer'Telegraph.co.uk
TopNews United States -Celebrities With Diseases -KTVU San Francisco
all 287 news articles »

12-Year-Olds Turning to Huffing Household Chemicals for Cheap High
dBTechno
More and more 12 year olds are turning to huffing as a way to get high according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. While the majority of 12 year olds are out socializing with friends, or glued to the television set, ...
Sudden Sniffing Death Syndrome Kills With One PuffABC News
Huffing - 12 Year Olds Getting HigheFitnessNow
'Huffing' More Popular Among 12 Year Olds Than Street DrugsFOXNews
RedOrbit -CBS News -TopNews United States
all 100 news articles »

Disease Cause Is Pinpointed With Genome
New York Times
Two research teams have independently decoded the entire genome of patients to find the exact genetic cause of their diseases. The approach may offer a new start in the so far disappointing effort to identify the genetic roots of major ...
"Personal" study shows gene maps can spot diseaseReuters
Genome work ushers in new genetic eraHouston Chronicle
Sequencing of patients' genomes offers new hope: studiesAFP
Ars Technica -Catholic Online -DailyTech
all 192 news articles »

Pfizer Disappointed in Study Results for Two Drugs
Wall Street Journal
Pfizer Inc. said it ended a Phase III trial for its experimental lung-cancer drug called figitumumab. The drug giant also announced two Phase III studies of its advanced breast-cancer drug Sutent failed to meet their primary endpoints. ...
Pfizer's prospects for lung cancer drug fadeThe Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Pfizer says Sutent breast cancer trials failReuters
Twin Setbacks for PfizerZacks.com
MarketNewsVideo.com -FierceBiotech -The Associated Press
all 206 news articles »

Friends of Apples for Health

Pond Supplies- Pond World provides you with a complete line of pond products at the lowest prices.

Pond Supplies- All natural pond maintenance and algae control supplies from Natural Environmental Systems.