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Staff shortages, infrequent inspections hinder control of food-borne illness

Advocates for the disabled receive Sarah Palin's pledge of support with the wary optimism of a group accustomed to unfulfilled promises.

Celebrex or Celexa? 1,500 common meds have caused mix-ups, study says

I think the company did a very effective job of glossing over these questions in its marketing campaign...

But the head of the anti-obesity group says the billboards are staying. He says they're meant as a wake-up call for families with overweight children.

The American Medical Association'S apology to the nation's black physicians remains pertinent, if long overdue.

Report: FDA doesn't track drug makers peddling meds for unapproved use

The biotechnology company reported a successful trial for an experimental osteoporosis drug that reduced the risk of bone fractures in post-menopausal women.

The results showed that 1.25 million people were screened in 2007, up from 826,000 in 2003, with the biggest rates of increase in minority communities.