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Claim Over Red Cross Symbol Is Settled

The American Red Cross and Johnson & Johnson announced that they had settled a longstanding dispute over use of the Red Cross trademark.

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18.06.2008 06:11:47 - NYT > Health

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Dr. Randolph Chase Jr., 79, Disease Expert, Dies

Dr. Chase, one of the first tenured black members of the New York University medical school faculty, did research that shed light on organ transplant rejections.

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09.06.2008 07:14:28 - NYT > Health

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Doctor Says Kennedy’s Brain Surgery Is Successful

Senator Edward M. Kennedy should experience no permanent neurological effects from the surgery for a malignant brain tumor, his doctor said.

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03.06.2008 00:32:11 - NYT > Health

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Progress on AIDS, but Not Enough, U.N. Says

Nearly a million people began life-prolonging drug treatment in developing countries last year, but new infections far outstrip efforts to treat the sick.

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03.06.2008 00:17:18 - NYT > Health

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Diagnosed Earlier, Alzheimer’s Patients Demand Better Support

Patients in the earliest stages of the disease are lobbying for more research and increased resources.

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02.06.2008 21:56:32 - NYT > Health

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Group Asks Government to End Use of Birth Control Patch

A consumer advocacy group petitioned the government Thursday to pull the birth-control patch off the market, calling it far riskier than the pill.

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08.05.2008 19:12:21 - NYT > Health

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William H. Stewart Is Dead at 86; Put First Warnings on Cigarette Packs

Dr. Stewart put the first health warnings on cigarette packs and integrated the United States Public Health Service and many Southern hospitals.

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29.04.2008 06:19:57 - NYT > Health

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Drug Tied to China Had Contaminant, F.D.A. Says

The critical blood thinner heparin, which has been linked to at least 19 deaths, contained a possibly counterfeit ingredient.

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07.03.2008 10:15:34 - NYT > Health

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Nobel Winner Retracts Research Paper

A team of scientists including Linda B. Buck, who shared the 2004 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, has retracted a scientific paper after the findings could not be reproduced.

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07.03.2008 10:15:31 - NYT > Health

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German Authorities Report Problems With Blood Thinner

Germany has reported fewer than 100 cases of patients suffering severe allergic reactions and shock, and no deaths.

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07.03.2008 10:15:28 - NYT > Health

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Claim Over Red Cross Symbol Is Settled

Dr. Randolph Chase Jr., 79, Disease Expert, Dies

Doctor Says Kennedy’s Brain Surgery Is Successful

Progress on AIDS, but Not Enough, U.N. Says

Diagnosed Earlier, Alzheimer’s Patients Demand Better Support

Group Asks Government to End Use of Birth Control Patch

William H. Stewart Is Dead at 86; Put First Warnings on Cigarette Packs

Drug Tied to China Had Contaminant, F.D.A. Says

Nobel Winner Retracts Research Paper

German Authorities Report Problems With Blood Thinner

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