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Recent articles

• School and athletic physicals available on HOPE Mobile

• Deaths linked to swine flu top 100 worldwide

• Test for early Alzheimer's in late development

• US cancer death rate drops again in 2006

• Medical report: Cancer patient loses fingerprints

• Big NFL players are prone to high blood pressure

• Diabetes more likely to strike the young in Asia

• HOPE June schedule change

• Underage drinking tip line comes to Logan County

• ALMH sets June 2 for groundbreaking ceremony for replacement hospital

• Mexico, US, Canada announce swine flu deaths

• New York City reopens schools shuttered by flu

• Minn. cancer patient back home, sees doctor

• Wash. state woman 1st death under new suicide law

• Questions from end of stair-climbing wheelchair

• CDC tests candidate viruses for swine flu vaccine

• WHO adds deadliness to flu pandemic threshold

• Mexico City ends swine flu alert; no cases in week

• UK's attempts to stop swine flu called flawed

• Tests show more swine flu immunity in older folks

• Study: Diabetes drug lowers amputation risk

• WHO: Young child deaths down a third since 1990

• HOPE June schedule

• US swine flu deaths hit double digits

• Utah and Arizona report swine flu-related deaths

• Can a mop fight swine flu? Docs say probably not

• Scientists to probe Mexican town's flu mystery

• Egypt warns of post-hajj swine flu quarantine

• Groups: Swine flu focus bad for other diseases

• AP poll: Many students stressed, some depressed

• NYC: Tests indicate no swine flu in dead toddler

• Swine flu outbreak reveals military plans, gaps

• WHO seeks swine flu vaccine help for poor nations

• Glaxo offers WHO 50 million pandemic vaccines

• WHO: Swine flu vaccine to take months to produce

• NYC probes death of toddler with flu symptoms

• AP reporter quarantined in China after Cancun stop

• UK study: Postponing retirement may delay dementia

• A taste of help to keep cancer patients' pounds up

• WHO annual meeting dominated by swine flu

• Study links cigarette changes to rising lung risk

• Scientists now trying to outflank HIV/AIDS virus

• Elizabeth Twyman named Nurse of the Year at ALMH

• CDC seeing more regular flu cases now

• April food inspection scores

• GlaxoSmithKline taking pandemic vaccine orders

• Minn. judge rules teen must see cancer doctor

• Crusading NY health chief picked to head CDC

• Sons: NYC asst. principal with swine flu very ill

• WHO meets on production of swine flu vaccine

• Judge to decide if family can refuse chemo for boy

• Test may help predict colon cancer recurrence risk

• Free Lipitor, Viagra, 70 other drugs for jobless

• Study: Ginger capsules ease chemotherapy nausea

• Swine flu fears evident as world's cases top 6,000

• Chicago City Council approves BPA baby bottle ban

• US prescription drug use fell in 2008, study says

• Births to unwed moms rising, N. Europe beats US

For reference

• School and athletic physicals available on HOPE Mobile

• Swine flu fact sheet

• Up-to-date CDC information on H1N1 flu (swine flu)

• HOPE May schedule

• HOPE June schedule

• April food inspection scores

• Alcohol Awareness Month

• Part 1

• Part 2

• Health department offers free information on diabetes

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