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The federal government’s push to control health costs through comparative effectiveness research could threaten strides in personalized medicine, in which… »   

Democratic leaders moved on Friday to build support among the elderly for a massive overhaul of the U.S. healthcare… »   

A Senate bill that would expand U.S. Food and Drug Administration oversight and give it the power to recall food… »   

Food and water around the world could soon become safer for human consumption thanks to a new cattle vaccine created… »   

The World Health Organisation plans to start sending H1N1 flu vaccines to poorer countries as early as next month, the… »   

U.S. President Barack Obama announced a plan on Wednesday to spend $5 billion to create new jobs for medical and… »   

An experimental AIDS vaccine that appears to be the first to protect people was mired for years in controversy, and… »   

Health insurers accused the U.S. Medicare agency on Tuesday of political interference in a battle over whether the industry can… »   

The United States is prepared to make 10 percent of its H1N1 vaccine supply available to other countries through the… »   

Merck & Co’s cervical cancer vaccine is safe and effective for preventing genital warts in males ages 9 to 26,… »   

Pfizer Inc agreed on Wednesday to plead guilty to a criminal charge relating to promotions of its now-withdrawn Bextra… »   

U.S. officials should help drug companies speed up the supply of swine flu drugs and vaccines, making at least some… »   

Healthy patients who get H1N1 swine flu without suffering complications do not need to be treated with antivirals like Tamiflu,… »   

A new kind of influenza vaccine works against the new swine flu virus in animals, Novavax Inc reported on Tuesday.

U.S. officials on Monday said they had slashed their estimate of how many swine flu vaccine doses will be… »