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• Staph germs harder than ever to treat, studies say

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• Halloween safety tips from state public health director

• Vaccine slashes diarrheal illness in kids

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• AIDS treatment should start sooner, study finds

• Hospitals ease ER crowding with ward beds in halls

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• 400 reports of baby rashes prompt clothing warning

• Nev. agency links 114 hepatitis cases to 2 clinics

• Medicare officials to review insurers' commissions

• Kennedy focuses from home on health care overhaul

• Local help available on Medicare Part D and Illinois Cares Rx

• HIV scare puts Mo. school in uncertain territory

• Survey: Half of US doctors use placebo treatments

• Sick economy has patients skimping on medicine

• Panel calls for vaccine for adult smokers

• Scientists try to stop hunger with retooled foods

• Reports of serious drug reactions hit record

• X-rays detected from Scotch tape

• Food allergies increasing in US kids, study says

• Va. pharmacy follows faith; no birth control sales

• Gates Foundation gives 104 challenge grants

• Safety a problem for new-generation drugs, too

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• Magnet device aims to treat depression patients

• Flu season reminder

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• Parents press states for autism insurance laws

• Child virus kills 3, sickens 110 in east China

• Strong growth in Medicaid anticipated

• Brain's reaction to yummy food may predict weight

• CPR study suggests 'Stayin Alive' lives up to name

• Hawaii ending universal child health care

• EPA tightens health standard for airborne lead

• Experts seek cure to global hunger

• Flu shots a tough sell to health care workers

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• Scientists bleak about AIDS vaccine prospects

• FDA will look into scientist's possible conflict

For reference

• Flu shots available at Logan County Dept. of Public Health
  Shots available on H.O.P.E. Mobile

• 'U and the Flu' symptoms chart

• Flu season reminder

• November H.O.P.E. schedule

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