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New York Times Health News: 01-28-2005
President Bush promoted medical savings accounts while Senator John Kerry focused on a plan to expand health coverage to children.
Overweight people have a tendency to sit, while lean ones have trouble holding still, and the difference in activity levels may be inborn, researchers suggest.
The World Health Organization warned about the risk of dengue fever, malaria and other potentially fatal mosquito-borne diseases in countries struck by the tsunami.
The British Medical Journal has retracted a report about Eli Lilly & Company that said documents suggesting a link between Prozac and a heightened risk of suicide attempts.
Dr. Sidney Carter was a Columbia University neurologist and clinician who helped to found and define the field of pediatric neurology.
Overweight people have a tendency to sit, while lean ones have trouble holding still, researchers are reporting.
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