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• Chronicling AIDS treatment 

  John S. James opens his Apple laptop in a West Philadelphia coffee shop to plumb 50,000 AIDS-related Web pages for any news worth posting to the...

  Philadelphia Daily News, 12/01/09 by JESSICA YU yuj@phillynews.com 215-854-5218 · More from publication

• Lutterworth Christmas lights event attracts thousands 

  The Lutterworth Mail has made a short video of the evening, which can be found in two parts by clicking here for the first part and...

  Harborough Mail (Market Harborough, England), 12/01/09 · More from publication

• Nurses need support from the Government 

  RECENTLY I was admitted to the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital in agony and I wish to say a big thank you to all the doctors and especially the...

  Express & Echo; Exeter (UK), 12/01/09 · More from publication

• Titanic fury as tourist wheel stays 

  PLANS to keep a top tourist attraction beside a city centre memorial for Titanic victims for another year were blasted yesterday.

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  Daily Mirror, The; London (UK), 11/30/09 by KEITH ANDERSON · More from publication

• Menlo Park pharmacy shuts down 

  The Preuss Pharmacy in Menlo Park closed its doors at the end of business Thursday after 62 years in business. The drugstore, a Santa Cruz...

  Oakland Tribune, 11/20/09 by Jessica Bernstein-Wax · More from publication

• State consumer affairs department requests probe of Palo Alto VA 

  The state consumer affairs department has formally requested an investigation into the VA Palo Alto Health Care System, where 23 glaucoma patients...

  Oakland Tribune, 11/16/09 by Jessica Bernstein-Wax · More from publication

• Surgeons shaved away the gristle in my kneecap - now I'm pain-free; ME AND MY OPERATION; KNEE PAIN 

  Byline: CAROL DAVIS

  LONG-TERM knee pain is often caused by a build-up of gritty tissue after a fall. Treatment traditionally involved...

  Daily Mail (London, England), The, 10/27/09 · More from publication

• Dying Wishes Followed More Often for Whites 

  Dying white cancer patients are more likely than black patients to have their end-of-life wishes respected, a new U.S. study shows. Some black...

  HealthDay, 10/22/09 by Robert Preidt · More from publication

• Judge delays trial for Hardy doctor 

  MARTINSBURG - A federal judge has delayed the trial of a Hardy County doctor who prosecutors say was involved in four overdose deaths.

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  Charleston Gazette, The, 10/15/09 · More from publication

• Longtime coach, official Maxwell dies 

  Bob Maxwell, an avid Kanawha Valley sportsman who served as a player, coach, administrator and game official, died Tuesday at the age of 75...

  Charleston Gazette, The, 10/15/09 by Rick Ryan · More from publication