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FDA Seizes All Medical Products From New Jersey Device Manufacturer for Significant Manufacturing Violations
Pennsylvania Health Department Investigating E. coli Cases
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National Infant Immunization Week Urges Parents to Vaccinate On Time
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FDA Announces Recommendations to Reauthorize Medical Device User Fee Program
FDA Approves First U.S. Vaccine for Humans Against the Avian Influenza Virus H5N1
Researchers Develop Technique for Bacteria Crowd Control
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Johns Hopkins Begins Aggressive Screening for Superbugs in Children
Most-at-Risk Nursing Home Residents to be Tested for Superbugs
Microbes Start Immune Response by Sneaking Inside Cells
