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« Catholic Hospital System Ends Joint Venture with Insurer that Covers Abortion Services | Main Science Fair (USA Today): Don't save that sperm -- daily sex may increase pregnancy chances: Reported Tuesday at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) meeting in Amsterdam, the study involved 118 men suffering from "higher-than-normal" genetic damage to the sperm. The study led by Australia's David Greening of IVF Sydney in Wollongong found that after a week of da

« Chlamydia, The "Silent STD" | Main | Study Suggests Daily Sex, Rather Than "Saving Up" Sperm, Improves Odds of Pregnancy » Boston Globe: Caritas ends joint venture , by Michael Paulson & Kay Lazar: Caritas Christi Health Care, the financially challenged Catholic hospital system founded by the Archdiocese of Boston, is abruptly ending its joint venture with a Missouri-based health insurer at the insistence of Cardinal Sean P. O’Malley, who has decided that the rel

« Ignoring the Octomom | Main | Catholic Hospital System Ends Joint Venture with Insurer that Covers Abortion Services » Wall Street Journal: Chlamydia, the Silent STD That Can Cause Infertility, by Melinda Beck: One of the biggest frustrations in public-health circles today involves a tiny bacterium called Chlamydia trachomatis. Chlamydia infection is the most common sexually transmitted disease, responsible for a record 1.1 million cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and

30 Jun, 2009 Mobile Technology News: fast66 writes “After hearing about Nokia-Siemens sale of Internet-monitoring software to Iran, US Senators Schumer and Graham want to bar them from receiving federal contracts. They planned the action after hearing about a joint venture of Nokia Corp. of Finland and Siemens AG of Germany that sold a sophisticated Internet-monitoring system to Iran in 2008. According to Nextgov.com, Schumer and Graham’s bill would require the Obama administration to identif