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When unhealthy foods hijack overeaters’ brains

LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer -
Food hijacked Dr. David Kessler's brain. Not apples or carrots. The scientist who once led the government's attack on addictive cigarettes can't wander through...
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Hartford Hospital’s probation extended

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Connecticut health officials say Hartford Hospital's one-year probation will be extended indefinitely because investigators found new health care violations earlier this year. The hospital...
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More people live with paralysis than doctors knew

LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer -
Five times more people are living with a spinal-cord injury than doctors have thought — nearly 1.3 million — says surprising new research that...
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Portable Heart Monitor Lets Patients Go About Their Daily Lives

PETER BENESH Investor's Business Daily -
The stars are aligning for CardioNet (BEAT). Its focus on monitoring cardiac patients in their homes dovetails with the Obama administration's plans to both...
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Fight against syphilis, AIDS goes online

LISA CORNWELL <br />Associated Press Writer -
As life moves to the Internet, a growing number of public health agencies are signing on to social networking sites — not to find...
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Bill moving to develop electronic medical records

ANNE SUTTON Associated Press Writer -
A bill that would modernize how Alaska health care providers keep medical records is speeding through the Legislature to capture federal stimulus money. The...
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Diabetes

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Currently, a majority of the 3.7 million African-Americans who have been diagnosed with diabetes are dealing with the common Type-2 form of the disease....
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Measles outbreak tracked in Maryland

United Press International -
Health officials in Maryland say four people have been diagnosed with measles in the state's first outbreak since 2001. Three of the four cases...
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Measles outbreak tracked in Maryland

United Press International -
Health officials in Maryland say four people have been diagnosed with measles in the state's first outbreak since 2001. Three of the four cases...
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Polio infection seen in death of Minnesotan

AP NEWS -
Minnesota health officials are investigating the death of a person who was infected with a strain of the polio virus. The patient was infected...
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