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Read health-related news articles from Reuters Health Information (articles display for 30 days) and HealthDay (articles display for 90 days), plus the most recent press announcements from major medical organizations.
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Teen Health
- Antidepressant May Calm Teens' Irritable Bowels (05/09/2008, Reuters Health)
- Peer-Led Program Helps Keep Teens Smoke-Free (05/09/2008, Reuters Health)
- Soccer's a Winner for Building Bone Health in Girls (05/07/2008, HealthDay)
- Many Teen Drivers Don't Think They're Inexperienced (05/06/2008, HealthDay)
- More Kids Fainting after Shots, CDC Reports (05/01/2008, Reuters Health)
- Gender Difference in Heart Risks Starts Early (04/25/2008, Reuters Health)
- Healthy Diet Cuts Teens' Blood Pressure (04/24/2008, Reuters Health)
- Multivitamins Are Top Diet Supplement for Teens (04/18/2008, Reuters Health)
- Eating Disorders May Be Contagious (04/18/2008, Reuters Health)
- TV in the Bedroom is Not a Teen's Best Friend (04/07/2008, HealthDay)
- For Adolescents, Inhalants Are Drug of Choice (03/13/2008, HealthDay)
- Teens Spending Too Much Screen Time (03/12/2008, HealthDay)
- Teen Passengers at Higher Death Risk in Car Crashes (03/05/2008, HealthDay)
- Troubled Boys Will Abandon Pot When It's Deemed Uncool (03/04/2008, HealthDay)
- Skip Breakfast, Pack on the Pounds (03/03/2008, HealthDay)
- CDC Study Warns of Deaths Due to the "Choking Game" (02/14/2008, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
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Teen Health
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Tuberculosis
- NIAID Describes Research Priorities to Fight Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
(04/22/2008, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)
- TB Drug Treatment Can Lead to Severe Pneumonia (03/24/2008, HealthDay)
- Statement of C. Sizemore, Ph.D., B. Laughon, Ph.D., and A.. Fauci, M.D., National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases on World TB Day, March 24, 2008
(03/20/2008, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)
- Confronting the Challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance
(03/10/2008, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases)
- New Survey Finds Highest Rates of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis (TB) to Date (02/26/2008, World Health Organization)
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Tuberculosis
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