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Standoff at Missouri clinic ends with 2 dead  O'FALLON, Mo. - A gunman shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and was fatally shot by police following a standoff Friday at an eastern Missouri medical center, authorities said.

Women may ignore cancer-related lymphedema: survey   Many women who experience abnormal swelling of the arm or shoulder area following treatment for breast cancer -- a bothersome condition called lymphedema -- suffer in silence, a new survey indicate.

Court dedication assures Key will always be part of Miner basketball   For thousands of hours Billy Key roamed the gym floor that now bears his name. Indeed, if it is to have a name, it should be ��Billy Key Court.�� It��s a fitting honor for a man who has beaten back cancer as well as a slew of the finest teams to ever come out of the Miners�� former conference, the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association MIAA. On Saturday night Missouri Science & ...

University of Missouri and Cerner Receive CHIME Collaboration Award for Medical Home Project   KANSAS CITY and COLUMBIA, Mo., Nov. 17, 2008 -- More than 100 million Americans suffer from chronic conditions, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. These chronic conditions account for nearly 75 percent of medical care spending in the United States.

Mickey Thomas  SIKESTON -- Micajah B. "Mickey" Thomas, 77, died Nov. 16, 2008 at Missouri Delta Medical Center. Arrangements are incomplete and will by announced later by Ponder Funeral Home.

Standoff at Missouri clinic ends with 2 dead   O��FALLON, Mo. �� A gunman shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and was fatally shot by police following a standoff Friday at an eastern Missouri medical center, authorities said.

Gulf War Illness Is Real, Debilitating: Study  SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 18 OneWorld - At least one out of every four U.S. veterans of the 1990-91 Gulf War suffers from Gulf War Illness, according to an extensive federal report released Monday that confirmed the existence of the long-debated medical condition.

Women may ignore cancer-related lymphedema: survey  NEW YORK Reuters Health - Many women who experience abnormal swelling of the arm or shoulder area following treatment for breast cancer -- a bothersome condition called lymphedema -- suffer in silence, a new survey indicate.

Advocate to discuss health insurance at IUS  Dr. Rob Stone, one of the Midwest's top advocates for health insurance coverage for all Americans, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Indiana University Southeast library, 4201 Grant Line Road in New Albany.

Hospital gunman had sexual assault record  O��FALLON, Mo. �� Police and others say Gary Sheets, who killed his ex-girlfriend at a medical clinic near St. Louis just days ago, had spent two years in prison for sexually assaulting a different girlfriend who had tried to break up with him.

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