Health News
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Report: 20-somethings can go 2 years between Paps
New guidelines by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists say most women in their 20s can have a Pap smear every two years instead of annually to catch slow-growing cervical cancer.
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Doctors overwhelmed, frustrated by lack of H1N1 vaccine
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Procter & Gamble recalls Vicks nasal spray
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Senate girds for historic debate on health bill
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Swedish hospital plans to stop accepting Regence
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Sebelius: mammograms still vital in saving lives
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Investigators: Why no one's watching cosmetic clinics
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FDA panel backs Pfizer's enhanced vaccine for kids
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What does Santa want for Christmas? A swine flu shot
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Investigators: Patient badly burned during cosmetic procedure
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Scans of mummies reveal ancient Egyptians had heart disease
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Investigators: Woman dies following liposuction in Bellevue
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Study raises new questions about Merck pill Zetia
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The best strategy for cold and flu medication
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CDC's swine flu toll: 4,000 dead, 22 million ill
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Pierce County woman dies of swine flu
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Age spots striking women in 20s and 30s
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Study: Lowering cholesterol level reduces prostate cancer risk
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Vials of swine flu vaccine stolen in Olympia WA
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Migraine sufferers find faster relief with spray medication
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Swine flu vaccine shortage leads to clinic cancellations around Portland
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Flu day at the ER
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Washington's first patient to get new wireless pacemaker
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Stress epidemic threatens to put parents and kids at risk
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Internet addiction treatment center opens in Fall City
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Pint-sized robots helping babies with mobility problems
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Vancouver 2010 - Preparing for H1N1
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Family struck by choking game tragedy reaching out to students
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Tamiflu not right for everyone
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Genetic testing helps determine cancer risk
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Future Boise swine flu clinics will see some changes
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'Mammovan' offering free mammograms to women without insurance
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No-cost mammograms for women in need
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Hospitals in Olympia, Centralia screening visitors for flu
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Worried about flu? When should you see a doctor?
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Minority women urged to get mammograms
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Car seat safety
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Are mastectomies over-used?
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How to protect kids from environmental toxins
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Tips for protecting kids from burns
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'False positive' mammograms common
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Seattle cancer center gets $40 million in stimulus money
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Government finds more kids affected by autism
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Doctors using tiny beads to kill cancer
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Obesity could become top cancer cause
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Cancer Breakthroughs: Lung cancer survivor's story
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Cancer Breakthroughs: New research in breast cancer
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Cancer Breakthroughs: Detecting oral cancer
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Idaho students out with the swine flu
