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Drugmakers are voluntarily warning parents not to give their products to children younger than 4, a move negotiated in private with federal drug regulators over the past six months. (By Paul Sakuma -- Associated Press)
Life-or-Death Drama
Alarmed by a record suicide rate in its ranks, the Army is launching an interactive video to be mandatory viewed by the service members.
• VIDEO: Play the Demo
Unregulated Drug Test Reignites Debate
An Iceland biotech firm will begin offering the first genetic test to assess a woman's risk for the most common forms of breast cancer.
Depression
Symptoms of depression include persistent sadness, insomnia and difficulty concentrating.
Anxiety
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health problem affecting adults in the U.S.
ADHD
ADHD's exact causes are largely unknown. Symptoms include inattention, impulsive actions and hyperactivity.
Bone MattersBy far the most common bone disease, osteoporosis affects an estimated 10 million people in the U.S.
Less Invasive HysterectomyYou may be ablet to greatly reduce your recovery time and have a smaller incision.
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The MisFits
» Howard Schneider and Vicky Hallett | We'll add some zip to your fitness routine or help you get off the couch and start moving.
My Time
» Abigail Trafford | Navigate that a period of life that follows middle age and presents people with new opportunities -- and obstacles.Health Features
Medical Mysteries
» Sandra G. Boodman | Patients' symptoms puzzled doctors until someone uncovered the real cause.
Genderations
» Laura Sessions Stepp | Dig into the psyches and realities of boys and girls.In Depth
AIDS/HIVVirus that causes AIDS passes between U.S. and Mexico.
Young Lives at RiskExplore the epidemic of childhood obesity, and learn what's being done to stop it.
All About PlasticsPlastics changed our world. But are we trading safety for convenience?
Staph InfectionsThe latest patient information on methicillin-resistant staph infections and how to avoid them.
Children's Cold Medicines
What's off the market, how to get a refund and what prompted all the fuss.
Health Insurance
Follow health consumers as they use and rate their current plans. Plus, what's coming in 2008 and options for the uninsured.
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Congress Vows $100 Million to Red Cross After It Asks for Aid (Post, October 8, 2008; Page A07)
One Joint Shoulders
A Heavy Load (By Howard Schneider, October 7, 2008; Page HE01)
Eat, Drink and Be Healthy: Comparing Apples and Oranges for Health (Post, October 7, 2008; Page HE04)
Why We Couldn't Save Nicole: Finding Treatment for Addiction Was Harder Than We Thought (Post, October 7, 2008; Page HE01)
HELICOPTER CRASH: Trauma Doctors to Be Consulted Before Some Patient Transports (Post, October 7, 2008; Page B02)
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Health Discussions
Transcript: Dealing With Addiction (Jacqueline Duda and Michael Gimbel, October 7, 2008; 12:00 PM)
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 11 a.m. ET: Ask the MisFits (Vicky Hallett and Howard Schneider, October 7, 2008; 11:00 AM)
Transcript: Fitness Advice From Big Losers (Stacey and Adam Capers, September 30, 2008; 12:00 PM)
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 11 a.m. ET: Ask the MisFits (Vicky Hallett and Howard Schneider, September 30, 2008; 11:00 AM)
Slate: Minor Emergencies: Why Some People Go to the ER for Any Old Ailment (Dr. Jesse M. Pines and Dr. Zachary F. Meisel, September 18, 2008; 12:00 PM)
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