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Measles Cases Grow in Number, and Officials Blame Parents’ Fear of Autism

Many parents say they believe vaccines cause autism, even though multiple studies have found no reputable evidence to support such a claim.

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22.08.2008 08:14:37 - NYT > Health

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Undecideds More Decided Than They Think, Study Says

Voters who insist that they are undecided are sometimes fooling themselves, having already made a choice at a subconscious level, a new study suggests.

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22.08.2008 06:11:28 - NYT > Health

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The Doctor’s World: At Meeting on AIDS, Focus Shifts to Long Haul

At the 17th International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, there were renewed calls for strong advocacy and financing to sustain gains already made.

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22.08.2008 01:14:20 - NYT > Health

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Researchers Question Wide Use of HPV Vaccines

Studies suggest that two vaccines against cervical cancer are being used without sufficient evidence that they are effective and worth their high cost.

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22.08.2008 01:08:58 - NYT > Health

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The New Old Age: The Easiest Marks of All

The elderly can be conned, cheated and harassed both by strangers and family members or caretakers. One blog reader shares her story.

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22.08.2008 00:28:19 - NYT > Health

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Report Rejects Medicare Boast of Paring Fraud

Medicare officials’ 2006 statements that they had reduced the number of fraudulent and improper claims were misleading, a draft report says.

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21.08.2008 18:13:16 - NYT > Health

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Judge Orders Drug Maker to Provide Experimental Treatment to Terminally Ill Teenager

The case of a 16-year-old patient with a rare form of muscular dystrophy touches on major ethical issues and is being closely watched by the pharmaceutical industry.

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21.08.2008 11:53:08 - NYT > Health

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Wrinkle Removers, Backed by Science

Over the past decade, researchers have been learning which treatments for wrinkles work, and why.

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21.08.2008 04:56:25 - NYT > Health

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Fitness: Getting Better With Age: Dive In

Researchers find that the 40-something (and older) swimmer of today is faster than the 40-something of yesteryear.

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21.08.2008 04:30:08 - NYT > Health

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For Families of the Ailing, a Brief Chance to Relax

A growing number of facilities now offer short-term respite stays, which give caregivers the chance to take a break.

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19.08.2008 07:27:09 - NYT > Health

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Measles Cases Grow in Number, and Officials Blame Parents’ Fear of Autism

Undecideds More Decided Than They Think, Study Says

The Doctor’s World: At Meeting on AIDS, Focus Shifts to Long Haul

Researchers Question Wide Use of HPV Vaccines

The New Old Age: The Easiest Marks of All

Report Rejects Medicare Boast of Paring Fraud

Judge Orders Drug Maker to Provide Experimental Treatment to Terminally Ill Teenager

Wrinkle Removers, Backed by Science

Fitness: Getting Better With Age: Dive In

For Families of the Ailing, a Brief Chance to Relax

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