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More women infected with HIV

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Women are the fastest growing segment of Wisconsin's population that are becoming infected with the HIV virus. Although the number of new cases of...
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E-cigarette sales soar as regulators fume

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Electronic cigarettes are proliferating in the United States even though they are unapproved and largely unstudied by health researchers, officials say. The U.S. Food...
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Study: Cancer deaths for SC blacks top US average

KATRINA A. GOGGINS Associated Press Writer -
Blacks are more likely to die of cancer than whites in the Palmetto State and at rates well above the national average, University of...
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Folic acid even more baby-protective than thought

LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer -
Baby-protecting folic acid is getting renewed attention: Not only does it fight spina bifida and some related abnormalities, new research shows it also may...
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Scientists find bacterial zoo thrives in our skin

LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer -
Eeeww. There's a zoo full of critters living on your skin — a bacterial zoo, that is. Consider your underarm a rain forest. Healthy...
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Obama says health care a must this year or never

PHILIP ELLIOTT Associated Press Writer -
President Barack Obama warned Thursday that if Congress doesn't deliver health care legislation by the end of the year the opportunity will be lost,...
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Clarian Neuroscience encourages FAST action in response to strokes

RECORDER STAFF -
Clarian Neuroscience is celebrating American Stroke Awareness Month in May by educating people about the dangers of stroke—and reminding everyone to seek immediate medical...
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SIDS: Wakeup before your baby doesn’t

ADRIAN KENDRICK -
Parents never consider the thought of burying their infant, but for Barb Himes it was her reality. “My husband and I awoke on Christmas...
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Vitamin D or sunshine may help treat MS

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Giving multiple sclerosis sufferers vitamin D pills or encouraging them to spend more time in the sun might help treatment, U.S. researchers said. In...
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Facebook, Web, used to find kidneys for Md. woman

SHANTEE WOODARDS The Capital -
Jenny Cisneros' kidneys failed her twice. The first time was when she was 18, and doctors feared she was anorexic. But further testing proved...
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