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U.S. releases data on disparity in hospital charges
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Lawmakers voice anger at latest military sex scandal
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NJ governor has surgery to reduce weight: aide
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Most women back over-the-counter birth control pill
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Iowa jury awards millions to disabled plant workers
A jury on Wednesday awarded $240 million to 32 mentally disabled workers at an Iowa turkey processing plant to compensate...
Early release may help ill prisoners, U.S. prisons
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Boston Marathon amputees offered free prosthetics
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AMA questions Guantanamo force-feedings
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Tabata metes out fitness in short, repeated flashes
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Germany increases pensions for thalidomide victims
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Fire kills dozens in Russian psychiatric hospital
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Sickle cell disease accounts for many priapism cases
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Seattle police look for fake nurse who tried to steal meds from IVs
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Ailing Glen Campbell done touring but will release new album
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U.S. justices conflicted over AIDS funding case
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Guantanamo hunger strike grows: U.S.
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