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• 10-01-2004: Assault, disease, among hazards reported by strippers in new report

• 10-02-2004: Analysis finds no evidence that antioxidant pills prevent digestive cancers

• 10-03-2004: Public Health Agency of Canada warns of health defect in Manitoba-bred hamsters

• 10-04-2004: 2 American researchers win Nobel for studies of sense of smell

• 10-05-2004: Alta. university islet transplant research program shares $75-m US grant

• 10-06-2004: Americans can find prescription drugs cheaper at home than in Cda: task force

• 10-08-2004: Dosanjh asks provinces how they used money intended for hepatitis C victims

• 10-09-2004: High potassium level could have been treated before woman's death: inquest

• 10-10-2004: Nymox swallows federal patent on E. coli cattle treatment

• 10-11-2004: Study shows few Americans buy drugs online - let alone from Canada

• 10-12-2004: Scientists in India meet to work on strategy to fight global viruses

• 10-13-2004: Study finds nearly 200 million Chinese are overweight

• 10-14-2004: Canadians ate more fruit in 2003, but still loved their spuds, says StatsCan

• 10-15-2004: FDA issues strong warning on antidepressants used by children

• 10-16-2004: CMA president warns Canadian doctors about giving flu shots to Americans

• 10-17-2004: Exhausted, some collapsing, thousands line up for shot at flu vaccine

• 10-18-2004: Canada may have surplus flu vaccine to share with U.S.

• 10-19-2004: American Medical Association cites Chicago group as model for fighting obesity

• 10-20-2004: More tigers die of suspected bird flu at Thai zoo after eating raw chicken

• 10-21-2004: C. difficile deaths are up in Quebec, situation an 'epidemic,' says doctor

• 10-22-2004: AP survey suggests most European countries have plenty of flu vaccine

• 10-23-2004: Health advocates call for national strategy on Alzheimer's and other dementias

• 10-24-2004: National lab working to crack mysteries of dangerous avian flu viruses

• 10-25-2004: Daughter of newspaper magnate makes major donation to breast cancer research

• 10-26-2004: Stressed out at work? Researchers say friends and family could be cure

• 10-27-2004: Doctors cite alarming rise in hep C, HIV in prisons; call for needle exchange

• 10-28-2004: Average American is 1 inch taller, 25 pounds heavier than 40 years ago

• 10-29-2004: FDA to inspect ID Biomedical plant in bid to import surplus flu vaccine

• 10-30-2004: Butler-Jones defends flu shot sale to U.S., urges Canadians to get shots now

• 10-31-2004: Americans spill into special clinic for flu shot, officials say Canadian supply safe