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New York Times Health News: 02-22-2005
Richard K. Olney, a neurologist and researcher, is now taking part in a clinical trial that he designed for A.L.S. patients.
In the fight against heartburn, there are choices for almost every pocketbook (and esophagus).
Benzodiazepines - like Valium and its offspring - have gone through controversy, but have never disappeared.
Reports that a New York man may be carrying a rare and possibly virulent strain of H.I.V. have focused new attention on the biological relationship between the virus and methamphetamine.
Doctors say it is as if they have happened upon a new childhood disease, and the cause is the overaggressive culture of organized youth sports.
Commonly thought of as a childhood illness controlled by vaccination, pertussis, or whooping cough, is a growing health threat in the U.S.
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