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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +More Hollywood Studios Say ?No Smoking?
      Hollywood?s big movie studios are divided on whether to show cigarette smoking in films that are likely to be seen by young audiences.

    +Ban Sought on Cold Medicine for Very Young
      Experts urged the Food and Drug Administration to ban over-the-counter, multisymptom cough and cold medicines for children under 6.

    +Democrats Build Plan to Override Health Bill Veto
      Democrats and their allies mapped out a strategy to override an expected veto of a bipartisan bill providing health insurance for 10 million children, most of them in low-income families.

    +In a Contaminated World, Play Isn?t the Only Hazard
      Experts say that the risk of children suffering lead poisoning from playing with a tainted toy isn?t as high as from other possible sources.

    +A Boon for Lead-Testing Companies
      As consumers become increasingly concerned about toy safety, several little-known labs are building a business selling lead tests.

    +Some Parents Test Toys at Home
      While parents concerned about lead in toys are turning to do-it-yourself lead tests, safety experts warn that the kits are not necessarily reliable.

    +Hospitals Due to Close Are Given Money
      The institutions that are to close or be merged under an effort to shrink New York?s hospital industry will receive public funds to cover legal costs associated with closing and to pay off debts, state health officials said.

    +George Rieveschl, 91, Allergy Reliever, Dies
      Dr. Rieveschl, a chemical engineer, invented the antihistamine Benadyrl.

    +Report Assails F.D.A. Oversight of Clinical Trials
      The agency does little to ensure the safety of people who participate in clinical trials, an investigator has found.

    +Senate Passes Children?s Health Plan
      The Senate gave final approval on Thursday to a health insurance bill for 10 million children, clearing the measure for President Bush, who said he would veto it.

    +Heart Patients?Guidelines for Having Other Surgery
      The nation?s two leading heart groups issued new guidelines Thursday about what should be done for patients with heart disease before they undergo surgery on other parts of the body.

    +Complaint Offers Window on Chinese Drug Ring
      An affidavit filed by an agent of the F.D.A. details the personal involvement of Jin Lei, the founder of one of China?s largest drug makers, in an illegal hormone distribution ring.

    +Artificial-Joint Makers Settle Kickback Case
      Four of the nation?s biggest makers of artificial joints will pay a total of $310 million in fines to settle accusations that they paid kickbacks to surgeons.

    +Wal-Mart Prices Aim for Younger Medicine User
      Wal-Mart?s expansion of its low-cost generic drug program indicates that the company is reaching out to a younger and broader clientèle.

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