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DALLAS, June 4 Treatment with a cholesterol-lowering statin can significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and possibly death in postmenopausal women taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT), inv
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., June 4 -- Patient privacy is a touchstone of medicine. But what about the privacy of those who are responsible for many of the breakthroughs in health careresearchers? Too often
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