Occupy Wall Street protests mark anniversary in NYC
More than 100 protesters were arrested by midafternoon as Occupy supporters clogged Manhattan intersections and marched in the financial district. A few hundred protesters spread through the city while events occurred in 30 cities worldwide and banks pledged dialogue with customers.
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Wells Fargo
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New York Stock Exchange
Sugar and herpes vaccine questions answered by Dr. Donohue
A reader asks if sugar causes diabetes and Dr. Donohue explains that sugar does not cause type 1 or type 2 diabetes. He notes overweight and inactivity contribute to type 2 and advises monitoring sugar and carbohydrate intake for control. A second reader asks about shingles vaccine with antiviral suppression. doctors warn against vaccine during certain antivirals but allow after stopping briefly. A third reader reports foamy urine and learns it may signal protein in urine. a urinalysis is recommended to rule out kidney issues.
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DR. Donohue
Cancer now the top killer among U S Hispanics replacing heart disease
A federal study shows cancer surpassed heart disease as the leading cause of death for Hispanics in 2009, with cancer deaths 29,935 versus 29,611 from heart disease. The shift mirrors broader trends as Hispanics skew younger and heart disease deaths decline faster due to better treatment and prevention.
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American Cancer Society
Robert Anderson
Centers For Disease Prevention and Control
Cancer Society
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Pan American Health Organization
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