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'Molecular Diagnostics: Leading The World From Philadelphia' Hosted By AACR  Critical innovations and basic cancer biology knowledge have merged in recent years to make it possible for researchers to target specific molecules involved in critical chemical pathways of cancerous cells. Based in Philadelphia, the American Association for Cancer Research leads the way in this research and Philadelphia-based institutions play a key role.

Well known Bethesda Dermatology and Cosmetic Practice adds Harvard-trained Doctor   Iris Kedar Rubin, MD, a board-certified Harvard Medical School trained dermatologist with specialized training in laser and cosmetic services recently joined Bethesda's Dermatology and Clinical Skin Care Center, announced Dr. Roberta F. Palestine, Medical Director. Dr. Rubin joins six other specialists at the 26 year-old practice which treats everything from acne to skin cancers as well as ...

Kodiak islanders in dire straits  A majority of Kodiakans surveyed don't have affordable housing and some are struggling with health care costs, according to a report released last week by Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center.

Skarupa Named President of Insurance Claims Processor PGBA   Michael J. Skarupa, who has more than 29 years of experience in the health insurance industry, has been promoted to president and chief operating officer of insurance claims processor PGBA, LLC, a subsidiary of BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina.

US election: Doctors call on Republican presidential candidate John McCain to release details of 2000 bout with skin ...  Three physicians stress voters' right to access Republican nominee's full medical records

Hospital Settles Charges of Overbilling  Staten Island University Hospital has agreed to return $88.9 million that prosecutors say it fraudulently obtained from government health insurance programs.

Bush has benign lesion removed from forehead   President George W. Bush, 62, had a non-cancerous skin lesion removed from his forehead during the weekend, the White House said on Tuesday.

Bush has benign lesion removed  US President George W. Bush, 62, had a non-cancerous skin lesion removed from his forehead during the weekend, the White House said today.

New research shows people can be addicted to tanning; coined 'Tanorexia'  A recent study conducted at Virginia Commonwealth University found 25 percent of students surveyed show symptoms of a physical addiction to tanning. "Tanorexia" is a relatively new concept, said Carolyn Heckman, a researcher at the Fox Chase Cancer Center who led the study, in an e-mail.

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