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Nature’s Fury Makes South Most Dangerous Area in U.S.
But new 'death map' shows that no region is truly safe from extreme heat, weather

Magnets in Kids’ Toys Pose Broad Dangers
Swallowing them can block bowel; warnings not mandated on packages, study says

Independent Audit of Global Child Immunizations Urged
Survey finds overpayments to some countries where data doesn't match WHO reports

HIV Can Penetrate a Woman’s Healthy Genital Skin
Study finds virus can reach immune cells in just 4 hours

Small Doses of Carbon Monoxide Might Help Stroke Victims
Mouse study showed it reduced brain damage after attack

Program Aids Hospital Compliance With Stroke Guidelines
Goal is to improve use of treatments proven to cut post-illness complications

FDA Faults Drug Information for Consumers
Pamphlets given out by pharmacies aren't always easy to understand

Later School Start Time Cuts Teens’ Car Crash Risk
A little more sleep means sharper young drivers, study suggests

’Airport Malaria’ Risk Rising With Global Warming
Researchers say once inhospitable climes becoming more conducive to spread

FDA Puts Black-Box Warning on Bowel-Cleansing Drugs
Prescription products, used to prep for colonoscopy, may harm the kidneys, agency says; non-prescription treatments also will get warnings

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