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H1N1 'Swine' Flu Makes a Comeback in Mexico

Health experts say Americans shouldn't be overly concerned

Health Tip: A Sprain in the Neck

Here are possible symptoms

More Than 4 Million Americans Have New Knee

And repeat surgery is likely for many younger recipients, researchers predict

4 New Genes Linked to Type 2 Diabetes

Analysis looked at a variety of ethnic groups

Bug Bites May Have Caused Zebras' Stripes

Black-and-white hide least likely to attract horseflies, study says

C-Sections Might Put Preemies at Risk for Breathing Problems

Study found respiratory distress syndrome more likely in small, premature infants born by cesarean

Fear of Lawsuits Influences Care From Most Orthopedic Surgeons: Survey

More than 95 percent said they ordered unnecessary tests, referrals and hospitalizations to protect themselves

Health Highlights: Feb. 9, 2012
  • Dozens Ill in N.J. University Outbreak

  • New Rules Require Health Insurers to Use Plain Language

  • Americans Need to Reduce Salt Intake: CDC

  • Expanded Use of Xgeva Rejected by FDA Panel

  • Measles Patient Visited Super Bowl Village

Health Tip: Healthier Ways to Prepare Potatoes

Enjoy the nutrients without adding too many calories

Health Tip: Troubled by a Toothache?

Suggestions to help ease the pain

Heart Disease May Be Risk Factor for Prostate Cancer

Study found men who had the first had 74% higher chance of developing the second

Illicit Drugs Bought Off Internet May Be Poisons, Experts Warn

Case report says victims thought they'd ordered amphetamine, but got drug that turned their skin blue

In Mice, Cancer Drug Shows Effect on Alzheimer's Symptoms

Early lab study showed reduction of disease-related plaque

More Patients Seek Plastic Surgery Advice From Facebook, Twitter

Surveyed surgeons said Botox, nose and eyelid modifications among most common requests

More People Need Training in Lifesaving Epinephrine Use, Advocates Say

Parents, educators, caregivers, friends can respond to severe food allergies

More U.S. Doctors Are Urging Patients to Exercise: CDC

But majority of adults still not told to get active during office visit, report finds

Risk of Preterm Birth Rises for Hispanic Women the Longer They're in U.S.

Rate among U.S.-born Hispanic women nearly triple that of women here less than a decade, study says

Stopping Bone Drug Cuts Risk of Second Thigh Fracture: Study

After unusual femur break, patients should not take bisphosphonates, researchers say

Strutting the Catwalk in Red, Stars Promote 'The Heart Truth'

Annual Red Dress fashion show highlights the leading threat to women's health, heart disease

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