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	Flu Vaccine Makers to Set New Doses Record for Next Season Last Updated: 4:44 PM 05/09/08 - Flu vaccine manufacturers plan to make more doses for next season, even though this year's batch was largely ineffective. (Full Story)
	Heart Aware Program Last Updated: 12:58 PM 05/09/08 - Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Nebraska, but now BryanLGH is offering a new program to help you monitor your heart health. (Full Story)
	Increasing Nursing Demand Good News for Graduates Last Updated: 8:47 AM 05/08/08 - A nationwide nursing shortage means good news for college graduates looking for their first real job. (Full Story)
	Homeless Man Diagnosed with TB Last Updated: 10:08 AM 05/06/08 - A third tuberculosis case in a month has been diagnosed in Omaha. (Full Story)
	Wal-Mart Expands Low-Price Drug Program Last Updated: 12:12 PM 05/05/08 - Wal-Mart is expanding its discount prescription drug program to offer a 90-day supply for $10. (Full Story)
	Governor Gets Health Care Bill Last Updated: 9:32 AM 05/05/08 - Legislators sent Gov. Kathleen Sebelius a health care bill supporters that say provides greater access to health care for many Kansans and saves them money on their health insurance. (Full Story)
	WHO: Child Virus No Threat to Olympics, Death Toll Hits 24 Last Updated: 9:27 AM 05/05/08 - The World Health Organization said the upcoming Beijing Olympics are in no danger from a highly infectious virus that has killed 24 children in China. (Full Story)
	Whom Should MDs Let Die in a Pandemic? Last Updated: 9:23 AM 05/05/08 - It would be a gut-wrenching dilemma for doctors if there's a flu pandemic or some other major health-care disaster. (Full Story)
	Anti-Psychotic Drugs Used More for U.S. Children Last Updated: 9:20 AM 05/05/08 - Some doctors are taking a look at how many children are taking anti-psychotic medicines, and the effects of treating conditions like autism and hyperactivity. (Full Story)
	2 Children in Sick From Contaminated Candy Last Updated: 4:31 PM 05/02/08 - Douglas County health authorities are warning parents about contaminated candy after two children were diagnosed with lead poisoning. (Full Story)
	EPA Wants Tougher Lead Rules to Keep Children Safe Last Updated: 3:35 PM 05/01/08 - The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a major tightening of the health standard for airborne lead. (Full Story)
	Study: 58 Percent of Black Children Can't Swim Last Updated: 3:32 PM 05/01/08 - A new study finds that nearly 60 percent of African-American children can't swim, a figure almost twice that of white children. (Full Story)
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