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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Tips for a Successful Doctor Visit
      Doctors offer tips to patients for having a good experience at the doctor's office.

    +Panel: No Cold Medicine for Kids Aged 2-5
      A panel of government advisors recommended that popular over-the-counter cold and cough medicines not be used in children who are 2 to 5 years old.

    +Adult Vaccination: New Guidelines
      The CDC has updated its adult vaccination schedule to recommend the herpes zoster vaccine (shingles vaccine) for everyone 60 and older.

    +CDC: Food Getting Healthier at Schools
      U.S. schools have cut back on sales of high-fat and high-sugar foods to students since 2000, though many continue to allow unhealthy items during the school day, a government report concludes.

    +Many Adults Fuzzy on Eye Health
      Nearly 30% of U.S. adults don?t get their eyes checked at least every two years, according to a new eye health survey from the American Optometric Association.

    +Why Flu Spreads in Winter
      The flu virus spreads more easily when temperature and humidity are low, report researchers at New York's Mount Sinai medical school.

    +ED Drugs Get Hearing Loss Warning
      The erectile dysfunction drugs Cialis, Levitra, and Viagra and the pulmonary artery hypertension drug Revatio will get a new label warning of the potential risk of sudden hearing loss.

    +Your Flu Survival Kit
      Even if you ?never get sick,? here are medicines and remedies to keep on hand in case the flu bug bites.

    +Top 12 Flu Myths
      With the help of flu experts from around the country, WebMD debunks the top 12 flu myths.

    +8 Tips to Protect Children From the Flu
      Flu prevention for children is more complicated than for adults. Try these 8 tips to protect your child from the flu.

    +Basal Cell Carcinoma
      Learn about basal cell carcinoma, its causes, symptoms, treatments, and prevention techniques.

    +What Are Your Odds of Getting the Flu?
      Here?s a rundown of some important flu statistics, based on the best available data. Some of these flu stats may surprise you.

    +Flu Shot or Nasal Spray: Which Is Best for You?
      Each type of flu vaccine has its advantages, so read these facts before deciding on the flu shot or the nasal spray.

    +Flu Glossary: Common Terms Related to the Flu
      Medical terms related to the flu can be confusing. Here are brief definitions for common terms you may hear from your doctor or friends.

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