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Alfalfa Sprouts Fingered As Culprit In Latest Salmonella Outbreak
Growing conditions for alfalfa, radish, and bean sprouts are also ideal for bacteria, making them particularly good carriers of foodborne illness. Read More...
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Mon, May 24 2010 7:58 AM
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Confusion About Health Law Remains Widespread
The latest poll from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds many people remain perplexed by the new health law, but there's less confusion than in April. Read More...
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Fri, May 21 2010 12:15 PM
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To Open Primary Care Pipeline, Med Schools Experiment
With more people getting health coverage under the new health late, the short supply of primary care doctors will get strained even further. Medical schools are trying some new approaches to increase the supply of needed doctors. Read More...
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Mon, May 17 2010 8:43 AM
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Congress Misses Deadline For Fixing Medicare Doc Pay -- Again
As Memorial Day approaches, Congress will adjourn without resolving a glitch in how much Medicare pays doctors. Read More...
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Fri, May 28 2010 12:14 PM
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3 Ways To Shed More Light On FDA
A government panel offers 21 ways to make the FDA more transparent in its dealings with the public. We give you the top three. Read More...
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Wed, May 19 2010 1:32 PM
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Provo Leads The Nation In Osmonds And Shoulder Surgery
There has been a worrisome rise in expensive medical procedures in places that had been leaders in cost-effective health care. Read More...
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Wed, May 19 2010 5:40 AM
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Dengue Fever In Florida Portends A Growing Problem
An outbreak in Key West, Fla., underscores the growing threat of dengue fever in the U.S. Read More...
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Thu, May 20 2010 12:27 PM
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Hey, Doc, If You See A Bad Drug Ad, Please Call FDA
The Food and Drug Administration wants the people who prescribe medicines to report untruthful drug ads and sales spiels. Read More...
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Tue, May 11 2010 2:58 PM
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Report On Chemical Risks Sparks Backlash
The American Cancer Society took issue with a report to President Obama that said the cancer risks of chemicals in the environment had been understated. Read More...
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Fri, May 07 2010 6:19 AM
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How Doctors Could Be Like Wall Street Banks
Doctors, dentists and other health care providers worry they could be subject ot regulations aimed at lenders. Read More...
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Fri, May 07 2010 1:17 PM
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Health Of Children Improves Around The World
The deaths of children younger than 5 has declined steadily, but improvements in maternal health still lag behind public health goals. Read More...
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Mon, May 10 2010 6:02 AM
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Huge Vitamin D Doses Appear To Hurt More Than Help
A test of megadoses of vitamin D in older women unexpectedly found they were more likely to break bones and fall than women taking sugar pills. Read More...
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Wed, May 12 2010 5:58 AM
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NPR Answers Lady Gaga's 'Telephone'
By Scott Hensley Yes, it's true that about all this post has to do with health is Joe Palca, the NPR science correspondent who sits next to me and sometimes writes for Shots. But we can't resist. Once the soldiers of the 82nd Airborne got into...
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Thu, May 06 2010 2:20 PM
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Heart Association Says Air Pollution Linked With Heart Attacks
Researchers have long suggested a link between air pollution and heart disease. Now the American Heart Association says there is enough evidence to say that air pollution can trigger heart attacks and other problems. Read More...
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Tue, May 11 2010 5:39 AM
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Adding Some Grads To Parents' Health Plans Could Be Costly
Insurers can take an adult child's pre-existing conditions into account in figuring the premium a family pays for health coverage. Read More...
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Tue, May 11 2010 9:27 AM
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