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Breast-Feeding Mothers Gain Support in HospitalsHospitals are an excellent resource for moms who want to breast-feed.
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New Pet Therapy Guidelines: No Cats in HospitalsA furry companion can offer comfort to hospital patients, but new guidelines recommend that only dogs — and not cats — be allowed in hospital pet therapy programs.
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'Nightmare Bacteria' Require Old and New WeaponsThe superbug CRE and other antibiotic-resistant bacteria have the potential to create a nightmare scenario, but experts hope to slow the spread of these scary infections.
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Primary Care Doctors Shouldn't Be Training in Hospitals (Op-Ed)Opinion U.S. med students train in hospitals, discouraging new doctors from choosing critical, less prestigious, jobs as primary-care physicians.
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U.S. Drug Shortage Puts Patients in Critical Condition (Op-Ed)Opinion Hospitals and pharmacies around the country are facing severe shortages of essential drugs. These shortages can limit access to critical medications and compromise patient safety.
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Children's Toy-Related Injuries Have Jumped, But Why? (VIDEO)Opinion
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Hospitals Adapting for Adults With Autism (Op-Ed)Opinion As kids with autism grow into adults, doctors need to be ready to help.
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2015 Budget Includes $30 Million for Fighting Antibiotic ResistanceThe government's 2015 budget includes an additional $30 million to detect and prevent antibiotic resistance, according to the department of Health and Human Services.
