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New York Times Health News: 10-27-2004
Federal health officials have created a Web site for state and local health officials to find out where, when and how many flu doses have been and will be sent to their regions.
A vaccine against virulent bacterial meningitis could save the lives of nearly 3,000 people over the next decade, at the cost of more than $1 million a life.
Johnson & Johnson will be allowed to market an artificial spinal disk in the U.S. as a new form of treatment for people with severe lower back pain.
Given the prevalence of emotional difficulties on campus, it pays to find out, before choosing a college, what mental health services are available.
Desperate for a solution, a doctor tries the hardware store when hospital equipment won't do.
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