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The U.S. government has decreased its recommended level of fluoride in drinking water for the first time in a half-century.

HHS: New Recommendation for Fluoride Levels in Drinking Water

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Move is attempt to prevent fluorosis caused by overexposure to the mineral
A microneedle patch may be an easier

Microneedle Patch Could Offer Alternative Mode of Vaccination

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Designed to be easier to use, safer, more portable than syringes
With opioid abuse now linked to 142 cases of HIV in rural Indiana

National Health Alert Issued Over HIV Outbreak in Indiana

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More than 140 cases linked to injection drug use reported in rural Indiana
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration should ban flavorings and television advertisements for e-cigarettes

ACP Supports Ban on Flavoring, Ads for E-Cigarettes

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Backers of devices say bans may drive some smokers back to cigarettes
Women in their 40s should talk with their doctors and then decide for themselves whether they need regular mammograms to screen for breast cancer before age 50

USPSTF Revisits Mammography Guidelines

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Women in their 40s should make an informed personal decision
Counterfeit Botox may have been distributed to doctors' offices and medical clinics across the United States

FDA: Counterfeit Botox Found in the United States

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Agency recommends physicians closely examine Botox packaging
Experts are predicting that this allergy season may be one of the worst in years.

Allergy Season Predicted to Be One of the Worst, but Shorter

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Doctors predict a shorter but rougher stretch of coughing, sneezing, and wheezing
Nearly one in 10 full-time workers in the United States have had a recent substance abuse problem

Recent Substance Abuse Found in Nearly One in 10 Workers

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Government report detects uptick among hotel, food service employees
A potent new designer drug called "flakka" is making headlines across the United States

Synthetic Drug ‘Flakka’ Causes Hallucinations, Fits of Rage

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Use of chemical-cousin to 'bath salts' appears to be on the rise, experts say
Corlanor (ivabradine) has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat chronic heart failure

FDA Approves Corlanor for Chronic Heart Failure

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Works by decreasing heart rate; first approved product in this drug class