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• wheezemd: Breastfed babies less likely to develop asthma http://t.co/p9Xw5PzJ
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• wheezemd: RT @APAllergy: New issue is now available online. Cross-reactivity between house dust mite and Ascaris lumbricoides. http://t.co/naIymgtO
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• Funding bill may address drug shortages-aides
• Government health spending seen hitting $1.8 trillion
• Experts build crab-like robot to remove stomach cancer
• Breast cancer charity ends Planned Parenthood funding
• Weight loss may prevent leaky bladder in diabetes
• Australia culls ducks in bid to stop bird flu outbreak
• Eating fish tied to lower risk of colon polyps
• U.S. panel defends call to censor bird flu studies
• Can vitamin D help infertile couples conceive?
• No evidence milk boosts brain power
• Repeat of 1918 flu pandemic unlikely, Diggers data suggests
• Rural classification changes "arbitrary", says government
• Newer drugs needed for doctor's bag
• Health Tip: How to Protect Toddlers from Burns
• Health Tip: Healthy Fats? They Exist
• Those Extra Pounds Could Harm Your Back
• More Newborns Suffering Drug Withdrawal at Birth
• Carpooling Parents Don't Always Use Booster Seats
• Study Looks at Possible HIV Drugs-Birth Defect Link
• Live Liver Donation Safer Than Previously Thought
• Chubby Doctors Could Be Bad For Your Health
• Pets Help Women Cope with HIV/AIDS
• Gene Study Sheds Light on Body Clock's Link to Diabetes

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