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• Koop, who transformed surgeon general post, dies
• Amgen rises on recall of Affymax anemia drug
• 5 Conn. nursing homes file for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Early Glance: Medical Devices companies
• Some patients won't see nurses of different race
• Rat tales abound in NYC after Superstorm Sandy
• Govs to hear Oregon health care plan
• Smithfield recalls 38,000 pounds of sausage
• Feds indict 4 in peanut butter salmonella outbreak
• German bishops OK contraception in rape cases
• OSHA finds VA at fault for Calif. researcher death
• California school district sued over yoga program
• Florida to expand Medicaid under health overhaul
• Fla. Gov. Scott will expand Medicaid in state, reversing opposition to federal health overhaul
• Merck, Samsung JV team up on biosimilar medicines
• Fla. pol wants explanations from insurers on PIP
• Costlier robotic surgery soars for hysterectomies
• Reports of toxic milk trigger scare in Balkans
• FDA: Beware of fake flu meds
• NJ hospitals pioneer cost-cutting model
• Study: Better TV might improve kids' behavior
• Photos of Hugo Chavez shown after 2-month absence
• WVU Hospitals planning new $52M outpatient center
• Anthem reduces rate hikes on 630,000 policyholders
• Male circumcision tied to less sexual pleasure

• Highlights of nation's most famous surgeon general
• CVS, NJ officials OK prescription mix-ups deal
• Durata says antibiotic worked in late-stage trial
• Ahead of the Bell: Affymax
• Court OKs treatment requirement for Calif. almonds
• UN rejects damage claim for Haiti cholera victims
• 'I'm a monster': Veterans 'alone' in their guilt
• APNewsBreak: Govs to hear Oregon health care plan
• 25 states to start testing new Medicaid models
• Doctors warn about medical tests, treatments you don't need
• Adults get 11 percent of calories from fast food
• Trial begins for insurers in Vegas hep C outbreak
• Live Twitter surgeries hit with hospitals, public
• Obama administration tackles colonoscopy confusion
• Critics, city debate delaying NYC soda-size rule
• Drug overdose deaths up for 11th consecutive year
• McCready's death renews questions for Dr. Drew
• Nursing tops projected worker shortages in W.Va.
• UK patient dies from SARS-like coronavirus
• Hip replacements more likely to fail in women
• States' choices set up national health experiment
• Menus labels may sway those who need them most
• Charlie Sheen pays for injured teen's therapy dog
• News Summary: Merck settles cholesterol drug suits
• NIH chief: Cuts put vital medical research at risk

• Final Glance: Medical Devices companies
• Midday Glance: Medical Devices companies
• Dynavax tumbles as FDA asks for more Heplisav data
• 2 drug companies announce anemia drug recall
• Medical copter crashes in Okla., kills 2, hurts 1
• Q&A: Weighing the value of less effective flu shot
• Blue Cross changes OK'd without abortion provision
• Flu shot doing poor job of protecting older people
• Small jet crashes in Ga., killing 5, wounding 2
• SC state employees could pay more for health care
• Doc groups issue list of overused tests, therapies
• Heart device maker Abiomed says FDA ends probe
• FDA approves new silicone-gel breast implant
• HealthSouth offers to buy back $350M of its stock
• Teachers ditch student desk chairs for yoga balls
• Suit: Hospital granted request for no black nurses
• CDC app lets you solve disease outbreaks at home
• Sanofi says FDA starts review of diabetes drug
• Hip implants a bit more likely to fail in women
• Israeli Ethiopian birth control ignites debate
• Obama admin winds down plan for 'uninsurables'
• Amicus Therapeutics slumps on new Fabry drug data
• UN warns risk of hepatitis E in S. Sudan grows
• More thorough dialysis may reduce deaths
• Hospira slumps on outlook and manufacturing update