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New York Times Health News: 02-06-2006
The complex Medicare benefit requires intricate coordination among insurers, beneficiaries and state and federal agencies.
Health departments are rushing to plan for an epidemic, but they say they are hobbled by a lack of money and federal guidance.
Victor Mooney plans to row a 24-foot boat 8,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean to call attention to AIDS prevention.
Only two of the city's often vaunted hospitals — and just seven statewide — had the lowest risk for patients.
As diabetes poses a rapidly rising threat to Americans' health, the lives of two brothers from Syracuse offer the ultimate diabetic success story.
Roma rights groups say that up to 31 Roma have been killed by diseases brought on by lead poisoning, a problem that grew acute for them six and a half years ago.
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