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Tucson, Arizona | Arizona Daily Star
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Current H1N1 wave may have peaked in US, officials say
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Senate to start historic debate on health care
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New health recommendations give GOP some ammo
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Punk band, Star in settlement over use of Hite slaying photo
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Half-ton of pot in vehicle lands 2 men in custody
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Immigration review targets 1,000 firms
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H1N1 campaign 'messy' for a variety of reasons
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Reid sets Sat. test vote on health bill
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Report: 20-somethings can go 2 years between Paps
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Spending to treat obesity is projected to quadruple
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Pivirotto, UMC chief since 1994, plans to retire
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New guidelines a step back, local cancer docs say
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More business owners are seeing 'RED'
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Senate's version of health bill unveiled
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CT scan a faster, cheaper way to find heart attack
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Many seek help sorting dizzying Medicare choices
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Santa, a very good boy this year, wants H1N1 vaccine
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Lead found in toys with Barbie, Disney logos
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New drugs, big profits on horizon
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Discounts offered on license fees for child-care facilities
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Early test for breast cancer is faulted
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Diseases spread by sex still increasing in US
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Poll: With cost at issue, fewer favor health bill
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Pima County's H1N1 death toll rises to nine
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Ariz. research shows newer CPR doubles survival rate
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Study raises more concerns about widely used cholesterol drugs
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I-10 wreck leaves 1 dead, 4 injured
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Shot fired through door injures S. Tucson man; leads sought
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Differing trends on troop morale
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Baby gets 3-organ transplant
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Reid weighs higher Medicare tax to help finance health care
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MDA: Gene treatment for muscle promising
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Employers urged to keep flu sufferers home
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Meds as effective as stents for clogged kidney arteries
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Drunk pilots fly under the radar, experts worry
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Clinton urges health care passage by year's end
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More folks eligible for next H1N1 vaccines
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Abortion issue trips up health bill
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Limits on using human DNA in animal experiments eyed
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New scans let doctors see largely invisible brain injuries
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New Bio5 chief discusses asthma, flu, treatment
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St. Mary's Hospital discontinues treating inmates of state prison
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Phone calls from nurse may ease hypertension
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Europeans invited to get H1N1 shots
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Complaint: Distribution of vaccine favors rich
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Senate Dem leader: Health bill may miss year-end deadline
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Study links low cholesterol, less chance of serious prostate cancer
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High infant death rate in US tied to inadequate care of the poor
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Free kids' ortho-clinic planned
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More H1N1 vaccine clinics
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Stigma, economics aggravate breast-cancer problems in poor nations
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More insurers are covering alternative healing, at a cost
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Link found between urinary infection drugs, birth defects
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H1N1 flu vaccine safety monitored
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Health bill may cap flex-spend accounts
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Alternative-healing instruction in medical schools is questioned
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House calls may help remedy health-care woes
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Many new blood thinners race to edge out warfarin
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500 show up for screenings
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TMC set for $120M update of facilities
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Construction begins on UPH project
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PHOTOS: TMC sprouts new community garden
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House Dems issue own health-care bill with gov't-run plan on heels of Senate
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West Virginia tops sleeplessness survey
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Seasonal-flu study: Statins help save lives
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Over half of Arizonans polled say they won't get H1N1 flu vaccine
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Number of students home with flu is multiplying
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In reality, few would qualify for public option
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House Dems reach agreement, prepare to unveil health bill
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Quick Read: Shortage of vaccines leads county to cancel immunizations at TEP
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UA bringing three efforts to bear to help students suffering crisis
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Balky Democrats testing Reid's leadership over health care
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More vaccine available; US says most should be able to get their dose
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Children on psych drugs gain weight alarmingly, study finds
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Senate health bill has government-run plan, opt-out
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County cancels H1N1 vaccination clinics
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Elective, induced deliveries called health risk to infants
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Certification backlog snags Texas dialysis centers
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Insurers' profits not as big as claimed
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Study shows FDA left drugs on market despite missing data
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'Opt out' health proposal gains support
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Experts urge dose of caution with 'bioidentical' hormones
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Rhode Island begins tracking H1N1 via drugstore e-scripts
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1 in 5 kids found short of vitamin D
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Obama: H1N1 flu a national emergency
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Area events offer help, hope in abundance
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Cyclist set cancer-fund goal before dying; her friends top it
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Sat. H1N1 clinic canceled; new hours next week
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Breast cancer survivor tells insurance horror story at event
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New Okla. abortion laws requiring survey, ultrasound are challenged
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60 million Americans rolled up their sleeves for flu shots this fall
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'It's a real confidence builder'
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Ambulances start charging extra for patients who are overly obese
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CDC: 20% of kids have had flulike illness this month
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