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H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)

Dec. 4-10 Is National Influenza Vaccination Week! (12/02/2011, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Flu Vaccines Have Good Safety Records (11/28/2011, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Hay Fever

See also Hay Fever

Head and Neck Cancer

Head Injuries

Feet First for Brain SafetyVideo (11/29/2011, HealthDay)
See also Head Injuries

Head Lice

See also Head Lice

Headache

See also Headache

Health Disparities

Being Foreign-Born Affects Access to Care (02/01/2012, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
Study Finds Racial and Ethnic Disparities in U.S. Cancer Screening Rates (01/26/2012, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Poor Kids Miss Out on Playtime (12/28/2011, Reuters Health)

Health Facilities

Many Stent Patients Get Rehospitalized (12/23/2011, Reuters Health)

Health Insurance

Health Occupations

Health Problems in Pregnancy

Health Screening

When to ScanVideo (01/19/2012, HealthDay)
Fewer Than 1 in 5 Emergency Departments Implement Recommendations for HIV Screening (12/01/2011, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)

Health Statistics

Health by the NumbersVideo (01/23/2012, HealthDay)
One in Six Americans Binge Drink (01/10/2012, HealthDay)

Healthy Living

Have a Safe and Healthy Super Bowl Celebration (01/30/2012, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Health by the NumbersVideo (01/23/2012, HealthDay)
Fighting the FluVideo (01/12/2012, HealthDay)
Think Fit, Not FatVideo (12/28/2011, HealthDay)
Cook It Right!Video (12/01/2011, HealthDay)
See also Healthy Living

Hearing Aids

Kids Do Well with Two Cochlear Implants (01/18/2012, Reuters Health)
See also Hearing Aids

Hearing Disorders and Deafness

Health Tip: When You Can't Hear (02/07/2012, HealthDay)
Study Links Sleep Apnea and Sudden Deafness (01/20/2012, Reuters Health)
NIH Researchers Identify Key Proteins of Inner Ear Transduction ChannelFrom the National Institutes of Health (11/21/2011, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders)
Health Tip: Protect Your Hearing (11/14/2011, HealthDay)

Hearing Problems in Children

Kids Do Well with Two Cochlear Implants (01/18/2012, Reuters Health)

Heart Attack

Grief over Losing Loved One Linked to Higher Heart Attack Risks (01/09/2012, American Heart Association)
Heart Attack DamageVideo (12/13/2011, HealthDay)
Men vs. WomenVideo (11/30/2011, HealthDay)
Delayed Stem Cell Therapy Following Heart Attack Is Safe but Not EffectiveFrom the National Institutes of Health (11/14/2011, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute)
See also Heart Attack

Heart Disease in Women

Men vs. WomenVideo (11/30/2011, HealthDay)
Aspirin Not Worth Risks for Healthy Women (11/24/2011, Reuters Health)
Early Sexual Abuse Increases Heart Risks (11/13/2011, Reuters Health)

Heart Diseases

Million Hearts Campaign Aims to Lower Risk, Improve Care (02/01/2012, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
Safe for Sex?Video (01/30/2012, HealthDay)
Plant Compounds Tied to Fewer Heart Deaths (01/19/2012, Reuters Health)
Sexual Activity Is Safe for Most Heart Patients (01/19/2012, American Heart Association)
Prenatal Smoking Affects Heart Development in Children (12/25/2011, American Academy of Pediatrics)
New Stats Show America's Heart Health Needs Improvement (12/15/2011, American Heart Association)
Marathons May Damage Part of Heart (12/07/2011, HealthDay)
See also Heart Diseases

Heart Diseases--Prevention

Men, Women and StatinsVideo (02/06/2012, HealthDay)
NIH Study Uncovers Probable Mechanism Underlying Resveratrol ActivityFrom the National Institutes of Health (02/02/2012, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute)
Optimal Heart Health Starts Early (01/25/2012, HealthDay)
Salt and Your HeartVideo (12/23/2011, HealthDay)
Aspirin Not Worth Risks for Healthy Women (11/24/2011, Reuters Health)
How Much Salt Is Best for the Heart? (11/22/2011, HealthDay)

Heart Failure

Warfarin and Aspirin Are Similar in Heart Failure Treatment (02/03/2012, American Heart Association)
Tall? That May Be Good News for Your Heart (01/19/2012, Reuters Health)
Low-Income Older Adults More Likely to Develop Heart Failure (11/14/2011, American Heart Association)
Low Vitamin C Levels May Raise Heart Failure Patients' Risk (11/13/2011, American Heart Association)
See also Heart Failure

Heart Surgery

Pneumonia Most Common Infection After Heart Surgery (11/15/2011, American Heart Association)
See also Heart Surgery

Heart Transplantation

Heart Valve Diseases

Heartburn

Asthma WarningVideo (01/25/2012, HealthDay)
See also Heartburn

Hemophilia

Gene Therapy Helps Patients with Hemophilia BFrom the National Institutes of Health (12/12/2011, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute)
See also Hemophilia

Hemorrhoids

See also Hemorrhoids

Hepatitis A

See also Hepatitis A

Hepatitis B

See also Hepatitis B

Hepatitis C

Amateur Tattoos Carry Hepatitis C Risk: CDC (02/07/2012, Reuters Health)
See also Hepatitis C

Herbal Medicine

Study Clouds Evidence on Soy and Menopause (01/30/2012, Reuters Health)
Drinking Black Tea May Cut Blood Pressure (01/25/2012, Reuters Health)
See also Herbal Medicine

Herniated Disk

See also Herniated Disk

High Blood Pressure

Drinking Black Tea May Cut Blood Pressure (01/25/2012, Reuters Health)
Middle-Aged Men with Upper-Normal Blood Pressure at Risk for AF (01/17/2012, American Heart Association)
Blood Pressure Fix?Video (12/06/2011, HealthDay)
How Much Salt Is Best for the Heart? (11/22/2011, HealthDay)

High Blood Pressure in Pregnancy

Pregnancy Problem ReturnsVideo (11/16/2011, HealthDay)

Hip Injuries and Disorders

Hip Replacement

NIH Researchers Uncover Clues Related to Metal-on-Metal Hip ImplantsFrom the National Institutes of Health (12/22/2011, National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases)
See also Hip Replacement

Hispanic-American Health

HIV/AIDS

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (02/06/2012, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Vitamin D May Improve Bone Health in Those Taking Anti-HIV DrugFrom the National Institutes of Health (01/10/2012, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
Alcohol and SexVideo (01/09/2012, HealthDay)
NIH Study Shows HIV-Exposed Children at High Risk of Language DelayFrom the National Institutes of Health (01/09/2012, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
Fewer Than 1 in 5 Emergency Departments Implement Recommendations for HIV Screening (12/01/2011, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
See also HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS and Pregnancy

HIV/AIDS in Women

NIH Discontinues Tenofovir Vaginal Gel in 'VOICE' HIV Prevention StudyFrom the National Institutes of Health (11/25/2011, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)

HIV/AIDS Medicines

HIV Outcomes and Medication Use Are Similar between Rural and Urban HIV Patients (02/01/2012, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
Vitamin D May Improve Bone Health in Those Taking Anti-HIV DrugFrom the National Institutes of Health (01/10/2012, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
Many With HIV Not Getting Meds (11/29/2011, HealthDay)
Cholesterol Levels Elevated in Toddlers Taking Anti-HIV DrugsFrom the National Institutes of Health (11/21/2011, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)

Home Care Services

Homeless Health Concerns

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Hormones

See also Hormones

Household Products

HPV

Cervical Cancer: The Preventable Gynecologic Cancer (01/17/2012, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Preventing Cervical CancerVideo (12/16/2011, HealthDay)
See also HPV

Hysterectomy

See also Hysterectomy

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