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Study: NMI suffers from same conditions as LDCs (Saipan Tribune)
Although the CNMI is not at the same economic level as some of the least developed countries, it suffers from many of the same conditions that small island states endure around the world, according to a recently released economic report.
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Staying silent (The Prague Post)
How many neo-Nazis does it take to start 'ethnic troubles'? Commentary | Search restaurants | Archives
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Internet Directory (Reading Eagle)
Tons of Fun Shows www.tonsoffunshows.com Promoting family fun and supporting fundraising efforts.
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A Passage From India (New York Times)
The novelist Amitav Ghosh reimagines the lives of Indian peasants on the eve of the Opium Wars.
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More than 9,000 Girls in Vietnam Get Vaccine to Prevent Cervical Cancer (New America Media)
More than 9,000 11-year-old girls in Vietnam received a free vaccine to prevent cervical cancer by 2010.
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BRIEFLY: News around Downriver (The News-Herald)
AROUND DOWNRIVER AAA Michigan helps ‘Beat the Freeze’ With winter weather here, AAA Michigan is seeking donations of coats, hats, gloves, scarves and blankets at its Southgate branch, 15150 Fort St., from Monday through Dec. 12.
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Exhibits calendar (Tallahassee Democrat)
City Hall Art Gallery: "19th Annual Winter Festival Youth Art Exhibition," 83 pieces by area students (kindergarten-high school) that address an environmental issue or is made from recycled or natural materials.
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UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News (Moldova.org)
Findings spark debate about breast tumorsWHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt., Nov. 25 (UPI) -- U.S. and Norwegian researchers say they hope their findings prompt a debate on whether breast cancer tumors ever go away on their own without treatment.In their article published Tuesday in the Archives of Internal Medicine, researchers said one type of cancer -- a rare childhood tumor -- found through screening ...
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DTH Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)
There’s a new exhibit at Duke University’s Center for Documentary Studies that strives to inform the public about an often-controversial issue in North Carolina.
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Breast cancer can regress without treatment, says study (Guardian Unlimited)
Some breast cancers picked up by routine screening and treated with surgery and chemotherapy would have regressed naturally if they had been left, scientists said last night. Research published in a leading medical journal will reopen the debate over breast screening. The paper, in the Archives of Internal Medicine, says screening programmes pick up cancers that are not a threat to health, ...
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