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Breaking Health News
May 2008 - Week 2
Sunscreen May Not Be Enough Protection
Sunscreens are one of the most popular protections people use as the summer sun sizzles and threatens to burn their skin with harmful ultraviolet rays.

Breaking Health News
May 2008 - Week 1
Medical Texts Lack Breastfeeding Information
Doctors coaching new nursing mothers will find little practical advice to share from some of the classic obstetrics textbooks, a new study suggests.

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April 2008 - Week 5
Many Toddlers Improperly Vaccinated
New statistics reveal that more than a quarter of American toddlers may be under-vaccinated.

Breaking Health News
April 2008 - Week 4
Cancer Death Rates Cease Decline
Declining cancer death rates in the US appear to have halted, according to a new annual report from the American Cancer Society (ACS).

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