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MedPage TodayFeb 3 2010

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Which medical news stories are physicians reading to stay informed about key developments? MedPage Today publishes the Most Read Stories for the Past Week.

Most Read Stories for the Past Week will be available by visiting MedPageToday.com/Weekly-Top-Ten.

Teen Pregnancies, Births, and Abortions Increase

A Few Extra Pounds May Benefit Older People

Hidden Dangers of Herbal Meds Reviewed

Novel Contraceptive Matches Plan B

FDA Okays Morphine for Tolerant Patients

Multiple Benefits Seen for Exercise in Seniors

Low Vitamin D Worsens Asthma

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Posted in: Healthcare News

Tags: Asthma, Contraceptive, Education, Exercise, Morphine, Seniors, Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Vitamins

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