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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

More Minnesotans are eligible for H1N1 flu shots

In a sign that vaccine shortages might be easing, the Minnesota Department of Health is expected to announce Tuesday that it is expanding the number of high-risk target groups eligible for H1N1 immunizations.

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$75M verdict unsealed in Prempro-cancer case

A jury in Philadelphia has ordered Wyeth Pharmaceuticals to pay a woman $75 million in punitive damages after finding a link between her breast cancer and a hormone-replacement drug.

Debate comes down to the public option

The health care bill's fate in the Senate seems to hinge on whether to offer a government-run insurance plan.

A 'national crisis' of student suicide touches Minnesota

U of M student Nellie Brau

U of M student Nellie Brau

Colleges are straining to help young people who are struggling with depression and mental health issues.

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Mind, body & bike

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Athletic consultations range from bike fittings to neuromuscular massage at the Fix Studio, where tools often reserved for Olympians are available to anyone.

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Your arteries will thank you

Small changes in diet and exercise can make a big difference in your cholesterol level.

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