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Generic Drugs Make Dent In Global AIDS Pandemic
Making generic drugs available through a U.S. AIDS relief fund has opened access to HIV treatment for millions of people around the world, a study finds.
Child abuse hotline: 114,000 calls in first year
The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services says its child abuse and neglect hotline has received 114,000 calls in its first year, and more…
$859M in Medicaid cuts expected today
Health care providers and patients who rely on Louisiana's Medicaid program are expected to learn Friday how the Jindal administration plans to slash $859…
Man pleads guilty in embezzlement case
A 69-year-old New Orleans man has pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of theft of government funds.U.S Attorney Jim Letten's office says Robert…
Climate Change Ups Odds Of Heat Waves, Drought
Reporting in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, researchers write that extreme heat waves, such as the one last year in Texas, are 20 times more likely today than they were in the 1960s. NOAA climatologist Tom Peterson discusses what future climate change may bring.
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Myths And Tips On Keeping Your Cool This Summer
As you sweat during hot-weather exercise, the body's temperature inches up, and heatstroke can result. Douglas Casa, of the Korey Stringer Institute, explains the best way to stay safely hydrated during summer activity--and why too much water can be a bad thing too.
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An Olympic-Sized Outrage Grows Over French Fry Sales At The Games
McDonald's deal to block others from selling fries at the Olympics is giving some people heartburn. Hear more tonight on All Things Considered, and check out our Storify of what we're reading now.
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Electric Fans May Do More Harm Than Good In A Heat Wave
Researchers say there's no evidence electric fans actually provide relief in a heat wave. So they're calling for more research, even though heat waves are hard to predict and even harder to study once they hit.
Citizens sets annual Katrina-Rita bond assessment
Homeowners will pay $54 on average next year on their insurance policies to cover bond payments being made by state-backed Louisiana Citizens Property…
Harry Connick Jr. to host TV variety show
Grammy-winning jazz singer Harry Connick Jr. will host and perform in a television variety show that pays tribute to the music of Louisiana and the…
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