February  2012

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February 22, 2012	-	Blue light against the blues
February 22, 2012	-	Women, and your docs: Take this advice to heart
February 22, 2012	-	Mom’s blood holds clues to fetal genetics
February 21, 2012	-	Biotech vs. Big Pharma: Will patients be caught in the middle?
February 21, 2012	-	Contraception in Africa: A double-edged needle?
February 21, 2012	-	“Deadly” fructose gets a pardon
February 21, 2012	-	Dr. Ross was smokin’ at harm reduction conference
February 17, 2012	-	Some states denying immunity for the community
February 17, 2012	-	Organically confused
February 17, 2012	-	Don’t accept any counterfeit pills
February 17, 2012	-	Antibiotics for most sinus infections are anti-effective
February 17, 2012	-	You’ve got to: Move it
February 17, 2012	-	Conflict of interest disclosure is not all sunshine
February 15, 2012	-	“Safe” cosmetics campaign kisses common sense goodbye
February 15, 2012	-	PERC-olating cancer fears
February 15, 2012	-	Just when you thought the flu season flew by
February 14, 2012	-	Quality control for biosimilars
February 14, 2012	-	Drug shortage crisis now affecting kids’ cancer treatments
February 14, 2012	-	Fat chance that saturated fat causes heart disease
February 13, 2012	-	Effective new drugs don't come cheap — but could they come cheaper?
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