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Richard Day Gore
Member Since Oct 29th, 2006

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Teen liver transplant recipient dies after insurance rejects claim

Dec 27th 2007 2:24PM on That's Fit

The insurance companies rule us.

Roundworms more common on poor Americans that previously thought

Dec 27th 2007 2:23PM on That's Fit

"This is a revelation that puts the poor in the U.S. on the same health level as poor people and citizens from some of the poorest parts of countries like Africa, Asia, and Latin America."

Disgraceful, but not surprising.

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Richard Day Gore

Will baseball bounce back from steroid scandal?

Dec 16th 2007 7:50AM on That's Fit

Of course it will bounce back; there's enough money in it that it could recover from anything. And I think the public is getting inreasingly immune to "scandals" due to the heavy diet of them that is force-fed to us.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

Red meat linked to cancer (again), this time lung

Dec 11th 2007 12:05PM on That's Fit

Who knows, maybe red meat eaters also comprise more smokers, or people who live next to radiation, or watch too much tv, or wear plaid too often.

Do you eat like your ancestors? You should

Nov 25th 2007 8:59AM on That's Fit

Guess that depends on which ancestors you're talking about. If I ate like some of mine I'd be dead already. I remember some of them arguing over who got to eat the inch-thick strips of fat from their steaks. Yum!
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

Montel Williams: helping patients find free medicines

Nov 25th 2007 8:55AM on The Cancer Blog

Anyone who thinks there's nothing wrong with our healthcare system should read the comments to this post.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

Sanyo's Xacti VPC-HD1000 camcorder gets reviewed

Nov 18th 2007 5:28AM on Engadget

Someone in their design department is into vintage Star Trek.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

Nicotine-reduced smokes may make it easier to quit

Nov 18th 2007 5:16AM on That's Fit

It will be interesting to see if they work! Sounds like it willo slowly drain the addiciton down to a habit, and though habits are hard to break it has to be easier without the chemical addicition thrown in.
Regards,
Richard Day Gore

New tattoo ink will be easier to remove

Nov 15th 2007 7:47PM on That's Fit

It always amazes me how many people get tattoos just because they're fashionable. This is one fashion statement you can't hang in the closet when it goes out of style.
Richard Day Gore

Smoking rate stalls in the U.S.

Nov 13th 2007 6:28AM on That's Fit

I hope that doesn't mean it's about to start climbing.
Richard Day Gore

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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