Nigeria: House Committee Chairman in Coma After Robbery Attack AllAfrica.com Mon, 27 Jul 2009 01:52 AM PDT Abakaliki â" Barely one week after he survived a major brain surgery following a bullet wound, Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Rural Development, Paulinus Igwe Nwagu yesterday went into coma and may be flown abroad soon. | Massa shows signs of progress Crash.Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport Mon, 27 Jul 2009 01:00 AM PDT Felipe Massa's gradual recovery from the impact that left him in life-threatening danger after qualifying at the Hungarian Grand Prix continues to encourage doctors at the hospital treating him for head and brain injuries. The Brazilian was airlifted to AEK Hospital in Budapest after initial examinations at the Hungaroring medical centre determined that his injuries went far beyond a mere facial ... | With Kennedy ailing, it's still touch-and-go for health-care bill Seattle Times Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:06 AM PDT Five hundred miles away, Congress is wrestling with legislation to give every American access to quality health care. It is the moment the Massachusetts Democrat has worked toward for 46 years. But instead of marshaling the crowning achievement of his career, he is sidelined, battling brain cancer. | Motorcycle ride helps raise money for childhood cancer The Goshen Chronicle Sun, 26 Jul 2009 23:40 PM PDT Central Valley Hundreds of motorcyclists will ride together through the Hudson Valley, on Sunday, Aug. 2, beginning at Central Valley Elementary School in Central Valley. Their goal is to raise money for research into pediatric brain tumors, the deadliest type of childhood cancer. | A fighting chance Tri-Lakes Tribune Sun, 26 Jul 2009 23:20 PM PDT Bryan Grossman Maria Broyles knows how to fight. The 11-year-old Classical Academy sixth-grader has been fighting in one form or another since she was 7. It was then she was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis type 2, a disease that can lead to tumors, seizures and lesions on the brain. | Fla. hospital defends secretly deporting patient Journal Inquirer Sun, 26 Jul 2009 22:33 PM PDT STUART, Fla. â" All sides agree on one thing in the strange case of a South Florida hospital that secretly repatriated a seriously brain injured patient back to Guatemala. | | |
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