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Tests try to get body to grow bypasses Aug 31, 2004 Experiments at the National Institutes of Health marks are attempting to get the body to grow its own bypasses, at first in the legs and, if that works, perhaps later in the heart.
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Diabetes Going Undetected in Many Heart Patients Aug 30, 2004 Diabetes is an undetected and silent threat for many people who end up with heart disease, according to new research published on Monday.
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HIV diagnosis wrong after 8 years Aug 30, 2004 A California man who once tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS has learned the diagnosis made eight years ago was mistaken and he was never infected.
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Bonding over tragedies Aug 29, 2004 Two families grow close as they watch the life-changing struggles of their young sons. |
Business booms in care for obese Aug 29, 2004 At St. Luke's Hospital, each of the 14 new neurology intensive care rooms has a feature that's becoming standard in the health care industry: a patient lift system that can handle 600 pounds.
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Drinking water suspected in Ohio outbreak Aug 28, 2004 Investigators searching for the source of an outbreak that sickened hundreds of travelers on a Lake Erie resort island are focusing on drinking water. |
Got Grapefruit? It May Help You Lose Weight Aug 28, 2004 Eating half of a grapefruit three times per day before meals appears to help people shed unwanted pounds, according to new study findings reported this week.
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Chiron Shares Drop on Plans to Delay Flu Vaccine Shipments Aug 27, 2004 Shares of Chiron Corp., the world's second-biggest seller of influenza vaccines, fell as much as 9.5 percent after saying it would delay shipments of its Fluvirin flu shots until October because of a possible product flaw. |
Frozen chicken recalled for pieces of metal Aug 27, 2004 86,000 pounds of Banquet breast strips distributed nationally |
Researchers link soft drinks to diabetes Aug 26, 2004 The doctors behind one of the nation's most comprehensive public health studies have concluded what most dieters already know: Chugging down sodas packs on the pounds.
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