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The American Medical Association formally apologized on Thursday for more than a century of policies that excluded blacks from the group, long considered to be the voice of American doctors.
Read Group Apologizes for Its Racial Bias (Links)
States are taking various approaches to help businesses unable to provide health insurance for their employees.
Read Small Business Is Latest Focus in Health Fight (Links)
It?s now easier than ever for cancer patients (and their relatives who come bearing presents) to find skin-care lines made specially for them.
Read Skin Deep: Cancer-Specific Products: An Unnecessary Balm? (Links)
Some food safety experts tied problems in tracing the source of the salmonella outbreak to what they say are shortcomings in the Bioterrorism Act of 2002.
Read As Outbreak Affects 1,000, Experts See Flaws in Law (Links)
Zumba, the exercise class defined by its Latin rhythms, is a cardio-dance workout with a party atmosphere.
Read Fitness: Samba Lines at the Gym (Links)
The pens, pads, mugs and other gifts that drug makers have long showered on doctors will be banned from their marketing campaigns under a guideline that the industry is expected to announce Thursday.
Read Drug Industry to Announce Revised Code on Marketing (Links)
Drug makers whose products are not ready for approval in the U.S. will soon get the word from regulators in a new format intended partly to avoid scaring investors.
Read F.D.A. Revises Its Letter for Nonapproval of Drugs (Links)
Senator John McCain?s plan to expand federal support for state high-risk pools could run into his pledge to balance the budget.
Read McCain Plan to Aid States on Health Could Be Costly (Links)
Açaí, pronounced ah-sigh-EE, is the basis of VeeV, a new 60-proof liqueur that is an infusion of the berries and some other tropical fruits.
Read Food Stuff: Yet a New Way to Say ?To Your Health? (Links)
A majority of Internet sites that advertise or sell controlled medications are offering to supply the drugs without a proper prescription, according to a new study.
Read Abuses Are Found in Online Sales of Medication (Links)
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