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AIDS epidemic in Washington, DC

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Washington, DC, has an HIV infection rate of three percent -- the highest in the US.
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Female veterans struggle with VA medical care

Many Veteran Affairs centers lack adequate medical services for female soldiers returning home from military duty....
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New guidelines for cervical cancer screenings

Women can wait till age 21 for cervical cancer screenings according to new guidelines....
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Non-stick chemicals and cholesterol

New study shows strong association between chemicals found in some take-out food containers and increased cholesterol levels....
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Stem cell research advances

With more embryonic stem cell lines released and $21 million in funding earmarked, stem cell research advances....
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Military stress and Fort Hood shootings

The psychological effects of stress on military personnel and their families in aftermath of shootings at Forth Hood Army Base....
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Corner stores linked to childhood obesity

A recent study blames cheap slushies and junk food from local convenience stores for childhood obesity, prompting unusual proposal in LA....
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Health insurance industry joins reform debate

The health insurance industry chimes in on health care debate, saying new reform bill will raise premiums....
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H1N1: what you need to know

Sorting out the facts from the fiction around H1N1, and what we really need to be concerned about....
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It's official: (swine) flu shots for everyone

The U.S. government has purchased 195 million doses of approved H1N1 vaccine to give out for free to anyone who wants it....
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