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 March 26, 2012 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSJustices Hear Argument That Health Case Is PrematureBy ADAM LIPTAKThe justices appeared receptive to arguments that the court could hear the case now, suggesting they will reject the argument made by an outside lawyer that it is too soon to rule. The Lede BlogUpdates on the Supreme Court Hearings on the Health Care LawBy THE NEW YORK TIMESOn Monday, The Lede followed the first of three days of Supreme Court hearings on the constitutionality of the 2010 health care overhaul law. Poll: 47% Disapprove of Health Care LawBy DALIA SUSSMANThe sweeping federal legislation has never gained the support of most Americans in New York Times/CBS News polls. Surgery on Diabetics May Be Better Than Standard TreatmentBy DENISE GRADYBariatric surgery, in which the stomach is stapled and the small intestine rerouted, puts the disease into remission far more often than the typical regimen of drugs, diet and exercise, researchers say. Learning to Drive With A.D.H.D.By JOHN O'NEILLearning to drive is hard and scary for many teenagers, but the challenges are significantly greater for adolescents who have attention deficit disorder. |
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BUSINESSCoarse, Bawdy and Emerging as an Advertising HavenBy AMY CHOZICK and BILL CARTERFX has consciously carved a niche in the new television landscape, following a blueprint to lure younger viewers whom marketers pay a premium to reach. Bernanke Says Faster Growth Needed to Cut JoblessBy BINYAMIN APPELBAUMThe Federal Reserve chief said further job gains would require a more robust economy. U.S. Agency Seeks Tougher Consumer Privacy RulesBy TANZINA VEGA and EDWARD WYATTThe Federal Trade Commission asked for legislation that would allow consumers to access the information collected on them by so-called data brokers. German Consumers May Help Fuel EconomyBy JACK EWINGA new survey raised the prospect that domestic demand could take the place of flagging exports and help pull the rest of Europe out of recession. High Court Orders New Look at Gene PatentsBy ANDREW POLLACKAppellate judges were told to reconsider a ruling that let Myriad Genetics patent two genes that confer a high risk of breast and ovarian cancer. |
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