Cirque du Soleil settles for 600000 with gymnast
Cirque du Soleil agreed to pay 600000 to settle a lawsuit filed by Matthew Cusick an HIV positive gymnast fired last year for allegedly posing a health risk. Cusick disclosed his status and trained four months before he was fired days before a Las Vegas performance. He said the settlement sends a message that discrimination has a price.
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Heart disease a global burden on working-age adults
A global health study reports heart disease and stroke kill about 17 million people yearly, with 80 percent in low and middle income countries. Working-age deaths are highest in Russia India South Africa and Brazil, while the United States leads prevention keeping deaths older. India loses about a million potential workers annually.
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Heart disease hits younger people in poorer nations
A Columbia Earth Institute study warns heart disease strikes younger adults in low and middle income countries, costing billions in productive years. It calls for tobacco taxes, health education, and affordable hypertension and cholesterol drugs to curb the economic impact.
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