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Crestor's Expanded Indication Renews Statin Debate - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Millions of Americans who do not have high cholesterol may get advice at their next doctor's visit that they should be taking Crestor -- a drug widely known as a cholesterol-busting statin but that research has shown could ward off heart problems in some patients with normal cholesterol, as well.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Chocolate Protects Against High Blood Pressure, Stroke - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Willy Wonka may have been on the right track -- chocolate may be a sweet way to control blood pressure and thus protect the heart, according to a report from German researchers.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Barbara Bush Released From Hospital - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Barbara Bush leaves a Texas hospital after reoccurrence of Graves disease.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Virtual Colonoscopy Radiation Risks Ignored by FDA, Some Say - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Some scientists within the agency have come out claiming their concerns over the radiation exposure from virtual colonoscopies were ignored by the Food and Drug Administration, in advance of a meeting on the topic of limiting unnecessary patient exposure being hosted today.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Did FDA Ignore Virtual Colonoscopy Risks?: Some scientists within the agency have come out claiming their concerns... http://bit.ly/bntd1f
Barbara Bush in Hospital with Mystery Illness, Former First Lady in Houston Methodist Hospital - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Former first lady Barbara Bush remains hospitalized in Houston for a fourth straight day as doctors treat an undisclosed illness which had been plaguing her for about a week.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Barbara Bush in Hospital with Mystery Illness: Former first lady Barbara Bush remains hospitalized in Houston for ... http://bit.ly/9GlI5E
Twitter: Tweeting Medical Misinformation? Dr. Richard Besser's Tips for Online Health Tools - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “A new study finds that information about misuse and misunderstanding of medical advice is spread to millions of people through Twitter.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Scientists Blast FDA Over CT Scans - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “FDA scientists claim colon cancer screenings put healthy patients at risk for cancer.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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WATCH: Scientists Blast FDA Over CT Scans: Report claims colon cancer screenings put healthy patients at risk for... http://bit.ly/ankNpK
Jamie Oliver's Nutrition Mission - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Jamie Oliver stars in a new show where he teaches one town about healthy food.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Keeping Teens Out of Tanning Beds - ABC News
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WATCH: Keeping Teens Out of Tanning Beds: FDA panel meets to discuss stricter regulation of tanning industry. ... http://bit.ly/91ZOnY
Teens and Tanning Beds - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “The FDA will meet with its Medical Devices Advisory Panel Thursday to review the classification of tanning beds. If the FDA decides to reclassify indoor tanning beds as class II devices with restrictions, it could mean that minors could be prevented from indoor tanning and that a registry could be required to monitor use.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Keeping Teens Out of Tanning Beds: An FDA panel meets to discuss the safety of tanning beds. Tanni... http://bit.ly/cJZYKr
Raising a Sexually Faithful Son Begins at Home - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Boys need affection with bounds, girls friendships and time to experiment with sex.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Is It Really Possible to Raise a Faithful Man?: Boys need affection with bounds, girls friendships and time to exp... http://bit.ly/clDuVQ
Coronary Plaque May Plague Long-Distance Runners - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “A group of elite long-distance runners had less body fat, better cholesterol and blood lipid profiles, and better heart rates than people being tested for cardiac disease. Paradoxically, however, the runners had more calcified plaque in their heart arteries, according to a study reported this week.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Runners May Have More Heart Artery Plaque: A group of elite long-distance runners had less body fat, better choles... http://bit.ly/cfD1uY
Insider Tips to Prevent Medical Errors on Your Hospital Stay - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Studies show that 98,000 people die in hospitals every year because of medical errors, but there's ways to make sure those mistakes don't happen to you. Dr. Marie Savard, "Good Morning America" medical contributor, visited the show to offer tips for a safe hospital stay.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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Don't Let Medical Mistakes Happen to You: Studies show that 98,000 people die in hospitals every year because of m... http://bit.ly/b7LjfP
March Madness Means Bets, Basketball and Vasectomies? - ABC News
feeds.abcnews.com — “Urologists from Chicago, to Texas, and New Orleans are offering March Madness promotional deals to prod men into getting vasectomies before the games begin.” View full resource at feeds.abcnews.com
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March Madness: Time for a Vasectomy?: Urologists from Chicago, to Texas, and New Orleans are offering March Madnes... http://bit.ly/aBBek6
Violinist Plays During Own Brain Surgery - ABC News
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7 Drugs That Can Kill Kids in a Single Pill: Emergency medicine docs say some helpful drugs can pose a deadly risk... http://bit.ly/bUv3O5
