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New York Times Health News: 02-04-2005
Newborns whose mothers took antidepressants while pregnant may suffer withdrawal symptoms, a new report says.
The F.D.A. might permit an implantable electrical device for the treatment of epilepsy to also be marketed as a therapy for chronic depression.
Hannah Mollie Stimell, a 13-month-old girl, endured an arduous and complex treatment that her parents and doctors hoped would cure her of a fatal genetic disease.
Dr. Edward D. Freis's early studies of high blood pressure in patients helped definitively establish the health risks of hypertension.
Even as the vaccine protects children, questions are arising about whether its use will increase the incidence of a related disease, shingles, in adults.
Vietnam wants help from foreign epidemiologists, pathologists, toxicologists, veterinarians and lab technicians.
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