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New York Times Health News: 02-18-2005
A top research official suggested that the company might soon decide to start reselling Vioxx, despite risks it may pose to the heart.
English and Canadian scientists are reporting findings from three new analyses of suicide risk in people over age 18 who have taken the medications.
Disease and stubborn tradition have robbed countless mothers and children not only of their loved ones but of everything they own.
Dr. Paul E. Lacy was one of the first scientists to observe how beta cells, which reside in the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas, make insulin.
Doctors mistakenly advise women in labor to delay a common pain treatment for fear that it will impede contractions and lead to a Caesarean section, researchers report.
Congress, governors and the secretary of health and human services began negotiations on the future of Medicaid, hoping to control the program's costs.
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