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Too Few Americans Take Statins, CDC Study Reveals

Nearly half of American
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Blood Banks' Contamination Concerns Less than FDA, CDC

In a lengthy column
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Mission Not Yet Accomplished on Vaccines

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25% of Americans want antibiotics for viral illnesses

Bad news from the CDC according to the
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A nasty GI infection goes down the toilet thanks to a great vaccine

Rotavirus, which causes severe gastroenteritis, doesn t get the same degree of attention that others viruses like me
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CDC s custodianship of lethal organisms leaks like the TSA, but worse

Oops, they did it again.
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The CDC says there s both good and bad news about foodborne illness

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CDC: Too few getting recommended cancer tests." We say, let s discuss

The CDC b
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New CDC/ACS report on cancer shows continued good news

Using the American Cancer Society s SEER database (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results) as w
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The CDC in cahoots with the CA health dept. ramps up its anti-e-cig propaganda

A new assault on we were going to say e-cigs/vapor products, but in fact the new federal campa
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