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- Don't Wait Too Long to Vaccinate Girls Against HPV: Study
- Composer Marvin Hamlisch Dies at 68
- No Rise in Medicare Drug Premiums in 2013
- Development of Alzheimer's Drug Halted Following Poor Trial Results
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- 40 Now Sickened in Beef-Linked Salmonella Outbreak: CDC
- Chemotherapy Might Backfire, Spur Cancer Growth: Study
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- Possible Listeria Contamination Spurs Salad Products Recall
- Ebola Outbreak Finally Halted in Uganda: WHO
- FDA Approves Ingestible Medical Sensor
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- FDA Approves Ingestible Medical Sensor
- Free Contraception, Well-Woman Visits Tied to Health Care Reform Begin
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- Free Contraception, Well-Woman Visits Tied to Health Care Reform Begin
- U.S. Blood Supply Critically Low, Red Cross Warns
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- U.S. Blood Supply Critically Low, Red Cross Warns
- Devices Not Enough to Save Children Left in Overheated Cars: Report
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- Devices Not Enough to Save Children Left in Overheated Cars: Report
- Ugandans Urged to Avoid Physical Contact as Ebola Kills 14
- Recall Issued for Kitty Treats
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- 'GMA' Host Roberts to Take Medical Leave Late Next Month
- Settlement Reached in Drug Pricing Lawsuit
- WHO Official Says 23 Million Need AIDS Drugs
- As Olympics Begin, London Air Pollution Worst in Six Years
- Court Ruling Could Lead to Lower Drug Costs
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- CPSC Tries to Stop Sales of Buckyballs
- New Public-Private Partnership Targets Health Care Fraud
- Petition Calls for New FDA Rules on Painkillers
- Mexico Launches Large Poultry Vaccination Effort
- Ecstasy Linked to Memory Loss: Study
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- Vaccine Protects Against 3 of 4 Dengue Virus Strains
- Health Care Law Repeal Would Increase U.S. Deficit: Analysis
- Man Believed Cured of AIDS Says He's Still HIV-Free
- Springsteen Reveals Long Struggle With Depression
- More Than 220,000 Peg Perego Strollers Recalled
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- Over 220,000 Peg Perego Strollers Recalled
- MS Drug Raises Seizure Risk: FDA
- First U.S. Woman in Space Dies
- Alzheimer's Drug Shows No Benefit in Large Study
- New TB Therapy Shows Promise
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- U.S. Pledges More Funds to Fight HIV/AIDS
- Cargill Recalls Ground Beef
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- Software Simulation of Entire Organism a First
- European Approval of Gene Therapy Would be a Milestone
- 'Polypill' Could Slash Heart Attack, Stroke Rates: Study
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- 'Polypill' Could Slash Heart Attack, Stroke Rates: Study
- Oregon Man Upbeat After Surviving Black Plague
- 8 Million People Worldwide Have Access to HIV Drugs
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- 8 Million People Worldwide Have Access to HIV Drugs
- Annual Report Ranks Mass. General as Top Hospital in U.S.
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- Annual Report Ranks Mass. General as Top Hospital in U.S.
- U.S. Produce Testing Program Faces Uncertain Future
- California Sues Companies Over High Lead Levels in Costume Jewelry
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- FDA Conducted Surveillance Operation Against Scientists
- Consumers Should Avoid Mexicali Cheese Corp. Products: FDA
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- Consumers Should Avoid Mexicali Cheese Corp. Products: FDA
- New Database Will Speed Response to Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
- Salmonella Illness Tied to Baby Chicks Hits People in 26 States
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- Salmonella Illness Tied to Baby Chicks Hits People in 26 States
- Propecia Reported to Cause Long-Term Sexual Problems
- Eye Movements Don't Reveal Lying: Study
- Drug Dispensing by Doctors Boosts Costs
- Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. Receiving Treatment for Mood Disorder
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- Billions Pledged for Family Planning in Developing Countries
- Climate Change Boosts Risk of Weather Extremes: Study
- Republicans Continue Attack on Health Reform Law
- Deadly Illness in Cambodia Caused by Mix of Pathogens
- Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Mexican Poultry Farms
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- FDA Fast-Tracks Review of New Uses for Anticlotting Drug
- Criminalizing Gay Behavior Hinders Fight Against HIV/AIDS: Report
- Frozen Meatballs, Patties Recalled Due to Listeria Risk
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- Criminalizing Gay Behavior Hinders Fight Against HIV/AIDS: Report
- Frozen Meatballs, Patties Recalled Due to Listeria Risk
- Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Virus Detected in Cambodian Outbreak
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- Pfizer Removes Breast, Colon Cancer Claims From Vitamins
- 'Ted' Joke About Lou Gehrig's Disease Triggers Backlash
- Dengue Cases Rise Sharply in Puerto Rico
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- Dengue Cases Rise Sharply in Puerto Rico
- WHO Probing Mystery Illness Killing Cambodian Children
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- Actor Andy Griffith Dead at 86
- Drug Giant GlaxoSmithKline Fined $3 Billion for Fraud
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- Drug Giant GlaxoSmithKline Fined $3 Billion for Fraud
- Woman With Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leaves Hospital
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- Daily 'Quad' Pill Should Help Patients With HIV
- CDC Launches Free Drugstore HIV Testing
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- CDC Launches Free Drugstore HIV Testing
- Bagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart Stores
- Low Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
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- CDC Launches Free Drugstore HIV Testing
- Bagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart Stores
- Low Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
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- CDC Launches Free Drugstore HIV Testing
- Bagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart Stores
- Low Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
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- Bagged Salads Recalled From Kroger, Wal Mart Stores
- 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Has Mild Heart Attack
- Low Testosterone Not Part of Normal Aging: Study
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- Tumor Removed From Fetus in Groundbreaking Surgery
- Seizure Leads to U.S. Commerce Secretary's Resignation
- Traffic Noise Increases Heart Attack Risk: Study
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- Seizure Leads to U.S. Commerce Secretary's Resignation
- Traffic Noise Increases Heart Attack Risk: Study
- Group Challenges Merck's Marketing of Children's Allergy Medicine
- Fat-Free Salad Dressings Reduce Nutrient Intake: Study
- New Dengue Fever Test Approved by FDA
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- Mother of World's First Test Tube Baby Dies
- More Young Adults Have Health Insurance: U.S. Officials
- No Proof of WTC Dust/Cancer Link: Experts
- Kentucky Doctor is AMA President-Elect
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- Kentucky Doctor is AMA President-Elect
- Teen Shot in Head with Spear is Recovering: Doctors
- Roger Clemens Found Not Guilty of Lying About Drug Use
- No Single Food Product Responsible for Rising Obesity Rates: Coca-Cola CEO
- Lobbying Scuttles Proposed Painkiller Restrictions
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- PIP Breast Implants Not Toxic: Report
- North American Obesity Weighs Down World
- Plague Confirmed in Oregon Man: Officials
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- Sportscaster Sean McDonough to Have Head Surgery
- Halt Sales of Shellfish From Korea: FDA
- Americans' Stress Levels Have Risen Since Early 1980s: Study
- Internet Behind Explosion of Fake Drug Sales: Expert
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- Pure Ecstasy is Safe, Canadian Health Official Says
- U.S. Youth Football Group Changes Rules to Reduce Head Injuries
- New Ebola Treatment Highly Effective: Study
- FDA Panel Supports Expanded Use of Heart Valve
- Cold Virus Attacks Tumors: Study
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- Death Risk Rises on Birthdays: Study
- Man 'Cured' of HIV May Have Traces of Virus
- Spray Tan Chemical Could Pose Health Risk: Experts
- NYC Health Board Supports Ban on Large, Sugary Drinks
- Scientists Harvest Stem Cells Long After Death
- NYC Wants Parental Consent Form for Circumcision Ritual
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- WHO Expert Panel Cites Diesel Exhaust as Carcinogen
- Bioethics Council Backs Use of Eggs from Two Women to Create Embryo
- Proposed NYC Ban on Large Sugary Drinks Goes to Health Board
- Study Findings Could Improve Cervical Cancer Prevention
- Gay Parenting Study Generates Controversy
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- FDA Considers Expanded Approval for Artificial Heart Valve
- Freezer Problem Damages Autism Brain Samples
- Cancer Added to WTC Health Assistance Program
- Insurer Would Keep Some Parts of Health Law
- 'Cheech & Chong's Tommy Chong has Prostate Cancer
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- Dramatic Rise in U.S. Troop Suicides
- E. Coli Cases Near Atlanta Under Investigation
- Liver Grown From Stem Cells
- Only Person Cured of HIV/AIDS Wants to be Source of Hope
- Salmonella Fears Prompt Recall of Liquid Dietary Supplement
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- Salmonella Fears Prompt Recall of Liquid Dietary Supplement
- Evenflo Convertible High Chairs Recalled
- Children's Vaccines Often Stored at Wrong Temperature: Report
- Introvale Birth Control Pills Recalled
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- Singer Sheryl Crow Has Benign Brain Tumor
- 'Pink Slime' Rejected by Most School Districts
- Settlement Close in Listeria Outbreak Lawsuits: Lawyers
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- 'Pink Slime' Rejected by Most School Districts
- Settlement Close in Listeria Outbreak Lawsuits: Lawyers
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- New Asthma Action Plan for Minorities in U.S.
- Exercise May Boost Heart Risk for Some: Study
- FDA Denies Name Change for High Fructose Corn Syrup
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- New Asthma Action Plan for Minorities in U.S.
- Exercise May Boost Heart Risk for Some: Study
- FDA Denies Name Change for High Fructose Corn Syrup
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- Exercise May Boost Heart Risk for Some: Study
- FDA Denies Name Change for High Fructose Corn Syrup
- More Germs in Men's Offices: Study
- Bill Would Outlaw Sex-Selection Abortions in U.S.
- NYC Plans to Ban Sales of Large Sugary Drinks
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- New Tests for E. Coli in Beef to Begin Monday
- Childhood Cancer DNA Research May Lead to New Treatments
- Disease Could Wipe Out Gray Bats in U.S.
- Many Working-Age Veterans Lack Health Coverage: Study
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- Tuna Carry Radioactive Contamination From Japan to U.S.: Study
- New Test May Detect Osteoporosis at Early Stages
- Nearly Half of New U.S. Veterans Filing Disability Claims
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- Pom Ad Campaign Challenges Judge's Ruling
- Children Swallowing Tiny Detergent Packets
- U.S. Senate Passes Bill to Speed Drug Approvals
- 'American Idol' Winner to Undergo Kidney Surgery
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- New Health Care Law Saves Patients Billions in Drug Costs, Medicare Says
- Fukushima Workers Not Killed by Radiation: U.N. Agency
- Huge Tobacco Tax Hike in New Zealand
- Nancy Reagan Recovering From Fall
- Chan Reappointed WHO Director-General
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- Nancy Reagan Recovering From Fall
- Chan Reappointed WHO Director-General
- High Radiation Found in Some Areas Around Fukushima Nuke Plant: WHO
- Bagged Salads Recall Expanded
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- Chicken Jerky Treats Have Sickened 900 Dogs
- Auction of Vial With Reagan's Blood Stirs Controversy
- Fake Malaria Drugs a Major Concern
- Pomegranate Juice Health Claims Deceptive: FTC Judge
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- Bee Gee Robin Gibb Dies of Cancer
- Woman With Flesh-Eating Disease Breathing on Her Own
- Officials Lift Quarantines at Two California Dairy Farms
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- Psychiatrist Apologizes for Study Supporting Therapy to 'Cure' Gays
- U.S. Panel Mulls Bioterrorism Protection for Children
- Stem Cell-Based Drug Approved in Canada
- Consumers Should Avoid South Korean Shellfish: FDA
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- Cancer Claims Life of Disco Queen Donna Summer
- Woman With Flesh-Eating Disease Views Damaged Hands
- Healthy Food Cheaper than Unhealthy Food: Study
- More U.S. Doctors Use E-Prescribing
- California TB Patient Arrested for Not Taking Medication
- HDL 'Good' Cholesterol Not Protective Against Heart Disease: Study
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- Only 1 in 4 Sunscreens Effective and Safe: Report
- Sharp Drop in Maternal Deaths: U.N.
- One-Third of Adults Worldwide Have High Blood Pressure: WHO
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- 'Modern Family' Star Gets New Kidney From Her Father
- U.S. National Alzheimer's Plan has 2025 Deadline
- Woman With Flesh-Eating Disease Awake, Alert: Family
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- Woman With Flesh-Eating Disease Awake, Alert: Family
- FDA Extends Deadline for Sunscreen Label Changes
- Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Dog Food Sickens 16: CDC
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- Flesh-Eating Disease Victim Likely to Lose Hands and Remaining Foot
- Turtle-Linked Salmonella Has Sickened 124 People in 27 States: CDC
- Blood Transfusions for Dialysis Patients Rose After Drug Payment Changes
- Words in Larger Fonts Cause Stronger Reaction: Study
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- Words in Larger Fonts Cause Stronger Reaction: Study
- Common Bacteria Caused Flesh-Eating Disease in Georgia Woman
- Washington State Declares Whooping Cough Epidemic
- Pool Water Slides Recalled After Death, Serious Injuries
- Report Shows Questionable Billing by Thousands of U.S. Pharmacies
- FDA Should OK New Rheumatoid Arthritis Pill: Panel
- FDA Questions Long-Term Benefits of Bone Drugs
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- Health Care Costs Top $240,000 for Retired Couples: Report
- Two Proposed Diagnoses Dropped From Psychiatric Diagnostic Manual
- Diamond Pet Foods Expands Recall
- Senate Committee Examines Painkiller Makers' Financial Ties
- Amped Is Newest Type of 'Bath Salts' Drug
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- HIV Prevention Pill Effective: FDA
- Amped is Newest Type of 'Bath Salts' Drugs
- Teen Drivers Much More Likely to Die When Carrying Teen Passengers: Study
- Abbott Fined $1.5 Billion Over Marketing of Seizure Drug
- 14 People in U.S. Sickened by Salmonella-Tainted Dog Food
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- 14 People in U.S. Sickened by Salmonella-Tainted Dog Food
- Studies Say Parents Happier Than Non-Parents
- Smuggled Capsules Contain Flesh of Dead Babies: S. Korean Officials
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- 14 People in U.S. Sickened by Tainted Dog Food
- Vogue Pledges to Only Use Healthy-Looking Models
- Federal Funding for Oregon Preventive Health Program
- Helmet Use in Tornado Okay, But Still Need Safe Shelter: CDC
- Electronic Implants Restore Men's Vision
- Bacterial Infection Killed California Researcher
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- U.S. Health Officials Link Outbreak of Rare Eye Infection to Florida Pharmacy
- Ex-NFL Star's Death Likely to Spur Questions About Concussions
- California Researcher's Death Under Investigation
- Offspring of Cow With Mad Cow Disease Was Healthy: USDA
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- 258 Now Sickened in Tuna-Linked Salmonella Outbreak
- USDA Introduces New Rules to Combat E. Coli Contamination in Meat
- Study Points to Trigger Behind Need for Nighttime Urination
- More American Teens Using Marijuana: Survey
- Dog Food Recall Expanded
- Mother Charged After Young Daughter Suffers Burns in Tanning Booth
- Appeals Judge Grants Extension in Planned Parenthood Funding Case
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- Appeals Judge Grants Extension in Planned Parenthood Funding Case
- New Facebook Initiative Promotes Organ Donation
- Insurer Agrees to Cover Transgender Woman's Mammograms
- U.N. May not Meet 2015 HIV/AIDS Treatment Goal: Report
- Sleep Affects Genes' Influence on Weight: Study
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- Texas Law Targeting Planned Parenthood Unconstitutional: Judge
- Dutch Government OKs Publication of Bird Flu Study
- FDA Sends Warning to Supplements Companies
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- FDA Sends Warning to Supplements Companies
- Bed Bugs Blamed for Monkeypox Scare on U.S. Passenger Plane
- Holstein with Mad Cow Disease Put Down After Showing Signs of Illness: USDA
- Don't Use Hepatitis C Drug With HIV Drugs: FDA
- Consumers, Employers to Get $1.3 Billion in Health Insurance Rebates
- 200 Now Sickened in Tuna-Linked Salmonella Outbreak
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- No Evidence Cellphones Cause Brain Tumors: Experts
- Measures to Prevent Spread of Mad Cow Disease are Effective: FDA
- Report Challenges VA Claims on Speed of Mental Health Care
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- Case of Mad Cow Disease Discovered in California
- Report Challenges VA Claims on Speed of Mental Health Care
- Teens Getting Drunk on Hand Sanitizer
- Meds Helping Many Overweight Americans Control Cholesterol: Study
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- Case of Mad Cow Disease Discovered in California
- Report Challenges VA Claims on Speed of Mental Health Care
- Teens Getting Drunk on Hand Sanitizer
- Meds Helping Many Overweight Americans Control Cholesterol: Study
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- Medicare Stable, Trustees Report Finds
- New Technology Developed to Help Older Drivers
- Scrap Medicare Bonus Program for Insurers: GAO
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- 160 Now Sickened in Tuna-Linked Salmonella Outbreak
- U.S. Women Trail Men in Life Span Gains: Study
- Vietnam Seeks Help With Mystery Illness That's Killed 19
- Health Care Disparities Persist for U.S. Minority Groups: Report
- Gulf Seafood Safe to Eat: FDA
- U.S. Team Heads to Everest to Study Effects of High Altitude
- Starbucks Eliminating Bug-based Dye From Products
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- 1 in 4 U.S. Adults Lacked Health Insurance Last Year: Survey
- Study Raises Hopes for Cerebral Palsy Breakthrough
- Veterans Affairs Increases Mental Health Staffing
- Entertainment Legend Dick Clark Dies at 82
- Breast Cancer 10 Different Diseases: Study
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- Entertainment Legend Dick Clark Dies at 82
- Breast Cancer 10 Different Diseases: Study
- J&J Says Some Popular OTC Drugs May Not be Sold Again Until 2013
- Scientists Grow Hair on Bald Mice
- 141 Now Sickened in Tuna-Linked Salmonella Outbreak
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- 141 Now Sickened in Tuna-Linked Salmonella Outbreak
- New Prostate Cancer Treatment Causes Fewer Side Effects: Study
- Calming Technique Eases Infants' Vaccination Pain
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- Calming Technique Eases Infants' Vaccination Pain
- Salmonella Outbreak in 20 States Linked to Tuna
- U.S. Nursing Homes' Disaster Plans Fall Short: Report
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- Alcohol Can Help Problem Solving, Doesn't Make You Smarter: Researcher
- Drug Giant Hit With $1.2 Billion in Fines
- Vehicle Seat Design Makes Child Seat Use Difficult: Study
- E. Coli Found in Nearly Half of Raw Chicken Products: Study
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- Drug Giant Hit With $1.2 Billion in Fines
- Vehicle Seat Design Makes Child Seat Use Difficult: Study
- E. Coli Found in Nearly Half of Raw Chicken Products: Study
- FDA Panel Recommends Approval of New Breast Ultrasound Device
- Group Urges Hospitals to Evict McDonald's
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- Group Urges Hospitals to Evict McDonald's
- Dementia Cases Worldwide to Triple by 2050: WHO
- Neighborhood Features Influence Weight: Study
- Toxins Found in 'Non-Toxic' Nail Polishes at Calif. Salons
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- Neighborhood Features Influence Weight: Study
- Toxins Found in Many 'Non-Toxic' Nail Polishes at Calif. Salons
- Appeals Court Hears Case on Graphic Warnings on Cigarette Packs
- EPA Rejects Petition to Ban 2,4-D Weed Killer
- FDA Delays Decision on Weight-Loss Drug
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- First Months of 2012 Warmest on Record in U.S.
- Diamond Naturals Dog Food Recalled
- Salmonella Outbreak Affects 100 People in 19 States: CDC
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- Salmonella Outbreak Affects 100 People in 19 States: CDC
- Allergic Reactions Spur Recall of Odwalla Chocolate Drink
- Turtle-Linked Salmonella Sickens 72 in 17 States: CDC
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- Americans Cutting Back on Prescription Drugs, Doctor Visits: Study
- Rising Painkiller Drug Sales Lead to Addiction Concerns
- Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 93 People in 19 States: CDC
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- Sushi-Linked Salmonella Outbreak Affecting 19 States: CDC
- Education Level Affects Longevity: Study
- Cheney Goes Home 10 Days After Heart Transplant
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- Education Level Affects Longevity: Study
- Cheney Goes Home 10 Days After Heart Transplant
- Mutant Bird Flu Virus Less Deadly Than Feared: Scientist
- New COPD Drug Effective: Novartis
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- Autism Services Lacking in Many Areas of U.S.: Survey
- Ad Campaign Spurs Large Rise in Calls to Quit Smoking Line
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- FDA Refuses to Ban BPA From All Food Containers
- Salmonella Outbreak Caused by Pet Turtles: CDC
- New York Bans Sale of Synthetic Marijuana Products
- U.S. Announces New Policy for Potentially Dangerous Research
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- Metal-on-Metal Hip Replacements Focus of FDA Meeting
- 'Book of Cancer Knowledge' Will Advance Research
- Report Slams Approval Process for Medical Devices
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- Report Slams Approval Process for Medical Devices
- Ruling Allowing Payments to Bone Marrow Donors Will Stand: Court
- Virginia Man Recovering Well After Face Transplant
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- Virginia Man Recovering Well After Face Transplant
- New Diet Drugs May Require Heart Risk Studies: FDA
- Production Suspended at Three Plants that Make 'Pink Slime'
- Human Gene Patents Overturned by U.S. Supreme Court
- Deal Reached on Medical Isotopes
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- Human Gene Patents Overturned by U.S. Supreme Court
- Deal Reached on Medical Isotopes
- Former Vice President Dick Cheney Undergoes Heart Transplant
- Blood Thinner Drug Increases Bleeding Risk: Study
- Genetic Variant Linked to More Severe Flu Symptoms: Study
- Beef Patties Recalled Due to E. Coli Fears
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- Former Vice President Dick Cheney Undergoes Heart Transplant
- FDA Must Consider Ban on Antibiotic Use in Livestock: Court
- FDA Approved Higher Dose of Alzheimer's Drug Despite Warnings: Experts
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- FDA Must Consider Ban on Antibiotic Use in Livestock: Court
- FDA Approved Higher Dose of Alzheimer's Drug Despite Warnings: Experts
- Dissolvable Tobacco Products May Have Fewer Health Risks: FDA Panel
- Army Mental Health Programs Under Review
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- Dissolvable Tobacco Products May Have Fewer Health Risks: FDA Panel
- Army Mental Health Programs Under Review
- More Young Adults OK Living With Parents: Study
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- More Young Adults OK Living With Parents: Study
- Unnecessary Sedation for Colonoscopy Is Common: Study
- Tobacco Killed Nearly 6 Million People in 2011: Report
- Bill Proposes New Warning Labels for Most Video Games
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- FDA Should OK New Drug for Sarcoma Tumors: Advisory Panel
- Joint Pain, Other Woes Plague Obese Americans: Report
- CDC Warns Olympics-Bound Americans on Measles Risk
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