Blood protein boosts heart risk
A protein in the blood is found to carry the same increased risk of heart disease as high blood pressure and cholesterol.
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Flu season, by the numbers - Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Panel: No Evidence of Alzheimer's Prevention - WebMD
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Swine flu fears push seasonal shots to record high
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AP - Fears of swine flu helped boost vaccination for ordinary seasonal flu last year, with a record 40 percent of adults and children getting the vaccine, federal health officials said Thursday.
Mothers' obesity tied to newborn heart defects
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Reuters - The more obese a woman is when she becomes pregnant, the greater the likelihood that her baby will be born with a heart defect, a U.S. government study finds.
FDA approves new drug for prostate cancer
A first-of-a-kind prostate cancer treatment that uses the body's immune system to fight the disease received federal approval Thursday. read more
Seasonal flu vaccinations reach record high
Health officials say a record 40 percent of Americans got ordinary flu vaccinations last year, and fear of swine flu played a role. read more
WATCH: How You Transfer Cavities to Your Baby
Tasting your baby's food may transfer germs that create cavities.
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Canada Tops U.S. in Health, Longevity
A 19-year-old Canadian can expect 2.7 more years of "perfect health" than an American of the same age, according to David Feeny of Kaiser Permanente Northwest's Center for Health Research in Portland, Ore., and colleagues.
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