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New York Times Health News: 09-28-2004
It is the body's internal chemicals and hormones that send diseases out to strut their stuff at night.
Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever. And children and teenagers are not immune to the trend.
Acupuncture, long shunned by mainstream medicine, is slowly gaining ground in doctors' offices around the country.
British researchers have trained dogs to detect bladder cancer by sniffing human urine, opening up the possibility that dogs may one day be used to detect the disease.
A Thai woman, who had two family members already die of a flulike illness, was hospitalized with avian influenza.
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