us-hotdailynews: 2015-10-30

2015-10-30 U.S. Spotlight

What's wrong with Marc Jacobs? Mystery of business struggles, bizarre behavior
New York Post
Marc Jacobs attends The Daily Front Row Second Annual Fashion Media Awards in September 2014. Photo: Getty Images. When Marc Jacobs staged his final show as head designer at Louis Vuitton on Oct. 2, 2013, he was given a standing ovation. He was ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Health

Memphis Commercial Appeal

Breast cancer study hits close to home in Memphis
Memphis Commercial Appeal
The University of Virginia's provost Tom Katsouleas once told me that less than one percent, by his estimates, of basic research is commercialized and that there may be as few as one near-term commercialization for every $10 million invested in ...
Breast Cancer: Could Breastfeeding Prevent The Risk?   Science World Report
Breast Cancer Rates For Black Women Catch Up To White Women   University Herald
Nine years as a breast cancer survivor   Hometown Focus
Salt Lake Tribune
CBS Local
Columbus Dispatch
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Huffington Post

Babies Really Do Like It When You Blast The Radio
Huffington Post
If you want to keep from having a crying baby on your hands, consider singing a little or turning on some tunes. A new study published in the journal Infancy found that little ones stayed calm twice as long when listening to a song as they did when ...
Singing More Soothing to Crying Babies than Talking   Rapid News Network
Singing Works Much Better in Calming Baby than Talking   Northern Californian
Sing to crying babies than talk, says study   University Herald
Steelers Lounge (blog)
Junior College
The Weather Space
Wiley Online Library
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TIME

Married people do better than most singles early after heart surgery
Fox News
Formerly married people may be at an increased risk of disability or death soon after heart surgery, suggests new U.S. research. In the two years after their surgery, patients who were divorced, separated or widowed were about 40 percent more likely ...
Marriage Could Be The Key To Post Surgery Recovery   Design & Trend
Chances of Survival Following Cardiac Surgery are more in Married than ...   NYC Today
Happily Married Couples Have Healthy Heart: Study   Northern Californian
Pioneer News
Pulse Headlines
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SFGate

$1.7 million added to SF campaign to eradicate AIDS, HIV
SFGate
San Francisco will dedicate $1.7 million in new funding to support the city's Getting to Zero program, an ongoing initiative aimed at making the city the first in the country to be free of AIDS and HIV infections. Mayor Ed Lee said Thursday that the ...
Advocates Take Aim at 'Targets' of the Updated US HIV/AIDS Strategy   TheBody.com
Mayor Ed Lee, health organization reveals plan to end AIDS epidemic in San ...   abc7news.com
Mayor Lee Announces New Partnership With MAC AIDS Fund in San Francisco's Aim ...   Marketwired (press release)
San Francisco Bay Times
Patch.com
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Press Herald

Cutting sugar from kids' diets has benefit in just 10 days
Press Herald
While the study is very preliminary because of its small size, it has important implications for how we think about the ills of sugars. By Ariana Eunjung ChaThe Washington Post. Share. facebook · tweet · email. print Comment. Read Article. The ...
Food companies should stop fighting the obvious: Sugar is ruining our health   Washington Post
Reducing Sugar Intake can offer quick weight loss: Research   NYC Today
Cutting Kids' Sugar Intake Makes Them Healthier In Just 9 Days, Suggests ...   Bustle
Huffington Post
Steelers Lounge (blog)
Maine News Online
Wiley Online Library
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UPI.com

Researchers find gene linked to obesity in children, adults
UPI.com
Boosting the protein may help treat obesity, but researchers said more work must be done before that is a possibility. By Stephen Feller | Oct. 29, 2015 at 4:56 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter. Lower levels of a protein ...
Researchers link single gene variation to obesity   Medical Xpress
Gene linked to obesity in kids, adults found   New Kerala

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BBC News

Trial Finds Ovarian Cancer Drug May be Effective in Prostate Cancer Patients ...
GenomeWeb
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A clinical trial led by researchers at the Institute of Cancer Research in London has found that prostate cancers with certain mutational profiles have a high response rate to a drug previously approved for the treatment of ...
Gene-targeted drug slowed growth of prostate cancer   UPI.com
Ovarian Cancer Drug Olaparib Shows Promise At Treating Men With Prostate Cancer   Tech Times
Olaparib May Be Effective for Certain Patients With Metastatic Prostate Cancer   Cancer Therapy Advisor
Latinos Health
P&T Community
iSchoolGuide
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Forbes

Too Much TV Linked to Leading Causes of Death
Philly.com
THURSDAY, Oct. 29, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- A new study links watching too much TV with some of the leading causes of death in the United States. Ninety-two percent of Americans have a TV in their home, according to background information in the study ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Science

Washington Post

Climate change is doing some very strange things to the waters off New England
Washington Post
This story has been updated. A new scientific study says that rapidly warming waters off the New England coast have had a severe consequence — the collapse of a cod fishery that saw too many catches even as overall cod numbers declined due to warmer ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Sports

ABC News

Austin Rivers apologizes, is fined for throwing seat cushion that hit fan
ABC News
Los Angeles Clippers guard Austin Rivers apologized to a fan who was hit when he threw a seat cushion into the stands in Wednesday night's 111-104 season-opening win over the Kings in Sacramento. The incident occurred during a stoppage in play with ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Entertainment

E! Online

Khloe Kardashian Travels to Houston for James Harden's Basketball Game
E! Online
Khloe Kardashian managed to get away for a little bit. The E! star has been by Lamar Odom's bedside for weeks during his recovery, but according to multiple reports, the 31-year-old flew to Houston yesterday to see boyfriend James Harden's NBA opener ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Technology

PCWorld

Facebook looks to cash in on emerging markets with Slideshow ads
USA TODAY
MENLO PARK, Calif. — Emerging for Facebook: Its plan to make money from economic growth elsewhere around the globe. Facebook on Thursday rolled out "Slideshow" ads — essentially a series of still images — that can more easily be viewed than ...

2015-10-30 U.S. Business

Washington Post

GOP contenders brace for volatile November after freewheeling debate
Washington Post
The fight for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination appears to be moving into a new, more fluid phase. No longer is the question merely whether or how Donald Trump can be stopped. The recent rise in the polls of retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson ...

2015-10-30 U.S. U.S.

Reuters

Plane catches fire on takeoff at Florida airport, 15 hurt
Reuters
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. An engine on a passenger jet bound for Caracas, Venezuela, burst into flames while taxiing for takeoff at a Florida airport on Thursday, forcing frightened passengers to exit the plane using inflatable emergency slides. Fifteen ...
Passenger plane catches fire at Fort Lauderdale airport   Sacramento Bee
Over 20 Hurt When Plane Catches Fire at Fort Lauderdale Airport   ABC News
Fire aboard plane at Fort Lauderdale airport injures more than 20, halts ...   Miami Herald
NBCNews.com
The Seattle Times
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U.S. News & World Report

Jury Clears Cemetery in Death of Boy Crushed by Tombstone
ABC News
A jury found late Thursday that a Utah cemetery association was not negligent in the death of a 4-year-old boy who was crushed by a historic headstone, one of a handful of similar deaths around the country in recent years. Jurors delivered their ...
Utah jury finds cemetery not negligent in death of 4-year-old boy crushed by ...   Washington Post

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Washington Post

2015-10-30 U.S. World

New York Times

China Ends One-Child Policy, Allowing Families Two Children
New York Times
BEIJING — Driven by fears that an aging population could jeopardize China's economic ascent, the Communist Party leadership ended its decades-old “one child” policy on Thursday, announcing that all married couples would be allowed to have two ...

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