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• Historic health care bill clears Senate hurdle
• WASHINGTON - The 60-39 vote cleared the way for a bruising, full-scale health care reform debate beginning after Thanksgiving.
• Swine flu vaccination clinics open in NYC this weekend
• NEW YORK - New York City will operate swine flu clinics this weekend to vaccinate residents in high-risk groups.
• Saving money on prescriptions
• NEW YORK - Patients may be able to cut their prescription drug costs by a third simply by buying in bulk.
• Tamiflu-resistant swine flu cluster reported
• ATLANTA - Officials say four people in North Carolina have tested positive for a type of swine flu that's resistant to the drug Tamiflu.
• Accusations of Tamiflu price gouging
• WESTPORT, Conn. - There are allegations of price gouging by pharmacies trying to deal with a shortage of Tamiflu, the over-the-counter drug used to treat the flu, both seasonal and H1N1.
• Study: How unhealthy is movie theater popcorn?
• NEW YORK - For many of us, a trip to the movies isn't complete without popcorn.
• Swine Flu in Dr. neckties?
• NEW JERSEY - There are things we can do to prevent the spread of the flu and the swine flu.
• Folic acid, B12 and cancer
• NEW YORK - A new study is raising eyebrows when it comes to supplements and cancer links.
• Another aging population -- pets
• NEW YORK - The graying of America is apparently more than just commentary on the aging human population.
• Santa and swine flu
• NEW YORK - It's certainly not what most would consider a gift, but might still top many lists this holiday season.
• Fed. won't change mammogram guidelines
• HACKENSACK, N.J. - Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said policy on breast cancer screening has not changed.
• Confusion over new mammogram guidelines
• NEW YORK - A government task force said that most women don't need mammograms in their 40s.

• New chelesterol study released
• New advice: Skip mammograms in 40s
• Study raises questions about Zetia
• Diabetes on the rise in New York City
• Senate likely to cut employer mandate
• Dems eye insurance's antitrust protection
• Health bill faces bleak future in Senate
• Pelosi hopes new health bill is passed
• House Democrats to unveil health bill
• Health care bill exceeds $1 trillion
• Therapy to get better sleep
• Preventing burns to children
• Kids and asthma
• NYC swine flu vaccine clinics open
• Alternatives to hysterectomies
• Concerning study on kids & TV
• New way to manage pain
• Experimental cancer vaccine offers hope
• Stuttering to save hearts
• Antibiotics tied to birth defects in study
• Half of US kids will get food stamps
• FDA rejects Merck's drug application
• Controlling high blood pressure
• Surgery to stop excessive sweating
• Pregnant women and the flu shot
• Doctors welcome patient e-mail to offices
• The heart attack e-mail: Fact or fiction?
• Reverse shoulder repair
• Cornell Univ. named new cancer center
• Study: 1 in 5 kids get little vitamin D