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The List • Honor Roll • Specialty Rankings Stories • Navigating The Hospital • Understanding Your Bill • Commentary: Hospital Cleanliness • Art Of Medicine • Making The List Video • From Admission To Discharge Quiz Your "Exercise Personality" Find out which activities are best suited for you!  Photo Essay New Year, New Outbreaks 2007 kicks off with flare-ups across Asia and elsewhere Checklists Ready For 2007? See if your finances, health, home and car are in check for the new year Interactive Fighting The Flu Health and vaccine information, photos, video and outbreak history Fast Facts E. coli Learn more about a dangerous strain of a common bacteria.  | Search CBSNews.com's
HealthWatch Archive: No Heart Risks Seen With Heartburn Meds
MORE INSIDE Health New Evidence Prevention Is Best Medicine  WatchReport: More Americans Following 5 Basic Steps Would Save Over 100,000 Lives Each Year China Working To Ease Safety Fears Official Says China Will Meet Regularly With U.S. To Insure Product, Food And Drug Safety  A Woman's Brain Wired For More Migraines?Women May Have A Faster Migraine Trigger In Their Heads Than Men Peter Pan Peanut Butter Back In Stores WatchFollowing Salmonella Scare, ConAgra Re-Introduces Brand With Satisfaction Guarantee FDA Investigates Untested Chinese Seafood Report Shows 1 Million Lbs Of Frozen Shrimp, Catfish And Eel Were On Agency Watch List 5 Simple Steps Could Save 100,000 LivesStudy: Preventive Actions Like Cancer Screening Could Prevent Thousands Of Deaths Osteoporosis Testing Good For Men, TooStudy Backs Osteoporosis Screening And Treatment For Certain Groups Of Men "Import Alert" For Chinese Seafood Ignored AP: Holes In FDA's Screening System Allowed At Least 1 Million Pounds Of Suspect Seafood Into U.S. U.K. Eases Foot-And-Mouth Restrictions Slaughter Can Resume; Chief Vet Cautiously Optimistic After Cattle Disease Outbreak Doctors Worry About Fewer Burn Centers As Many Hospitals, Cutting Costs, Shut Their Burn Units Down Court: No Unapproved Meds For The Dying Federal Appeals Court Says Terminally Ill Patients Have No Constitutional Right To Experimental Drugs  More Stories Inside This SectionHealth Clinics Expand In Retail Settings Retail Health Clinics Expand, But Concerns Over Quality And Conflicts Rise Pfizer Facing 4 Court Cases In Nigeria Pfizer Facing 4 Court Cases Over Decade-Old Drug Study In Nigeria; Company Denies Wrongdoing Army Starts New Psychiatric Program Army To Teach Soldiers, Families How To Spot Psychiatric Injuries Suffered At War Feds Pull Funding For L.A. Hospital Troubled Los Angeles Hospital Likely To Close After Feds Pull $200M In Funding WHO Optimistic On Global Polio Goals WHO Reports 4 Cases Of Polio In Angola, But Optimistic On Global Eradication Goal FDA Links Oysters To Bacterial Illness FDA Advises Not To Eat Raw Oysters From Area Of Washington, Citing Bacterial Illness UK Must Change Alzheimer's Drug Advice Court Says British Doctors Must Change Advice On Patient Access To Alzheimer's Drug Study: Obese Kids Are Absent More Study Says Obese Schoolchildren Have Higher Absentee Rates Than Normal-Weight Classmates Virus Outbreak Contained In Uganda Outbreak Of A Deadly Ebola-Like Disease At Mine In Western Uganda Contained, Officials Say FDA: Heartburn Drugs Seem OK For Heart FDA: Heartburn Drugs Prilosec, Nexium Don't Appear To Carry A Risk Of Heart Problems More AP Stories Back To Top | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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