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Recent articles

• Stroke risks fade when women stop taking estrogen

• Study tracks heart deaths in NCAA -- 1 per 44,000

• CT scan surge for kids' emergencies raises concern

• Studies question heart bypass, angioplasty method

• Greenpeace says Chernobyl food radiation persists

• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery

• Weight may affect smokers' breast cancer risk

• Study: Restless legs may be a sign of heart risks

• FDA proposes calorie counts on menus

• Death rate for lung cancer among women declines

• Study: Prostate cancer test doesn't cut death risk

• Welsh girls to get morning-after pill for free

• Reminder: Community Health Fair Saturday

• Medicare to pay for $93,000 prostate cancer drug

• FDA won't stop cheap version of preterm birth drug

• German doctors advised to give out more placebos

• UN: High radiation outside Japan's exclusion zone

• Ala. lab is 1st defense for radiation from Japan

• FDA examines link between food dyes, hyperactivity

• Nuke crisis reignites debate on protective pills

• Papers: Guatemalans welcomed US syphilis doctor

• Free drinking water nitrate screening at health fair

• Amid Japan crisis, hunt for better radiation care

• New Springfield Clinic Lincoln opens its doors today

• Docs warn about Facebook use and teen depression

• Folk remedies for colic do not work, review says

• FDA clears 1st melanoma drug to extend life

• HOPE Mobile schedule for April

• Move complete: New ALMH facility is open

• The new ALMH is open -- album

• Over 100 villagers suffer lead poisoning in China

• Toenail study: No heart risk from mercury in fish

• Nevada doctor says vendor OK'd needle guide reuse

• China renews push to ban smoking May 1

For reference

• HOPE Mobile schedule for April

• Food inspection scores updated

• The story of Healthy Communities Partnership

• Part 1: Health department vision put Logan County ahead

• Part 2: Newest task force gearing up to change Logan County's standing in education

• Part 3: Looking out for a part of our population oft overlooked: seniors

• Part 4: Healthy Families Task Force focuses on prevention, education and resources

• Part 5: ATOD Task Force measuring successes, striving for more impact

• Part 6: Task force sets sights on domestic abuse counseling and rehabilitation

• Changes are coming to HOPE Mobile

• Health and safety precautions during local flooding

• School & athletic physicals offered by HOPE Mobile

• CDC information on H1N1 flu (swine flu)

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