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A doctor at Children's Memorial Hospital he would like to help develop a clinic for transgender children.
• At Least 50 Illness Cases Linked To Bob Chinns
  
The Cook County Department of Public Health says that at least 50 cases of gastrointestinal illness have been connected to eating at a large northwest suburban restaurant.
• Decay of baby teeth may be linked to obesity poor food choices study suggests
  
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Patients with a specific kind of lung cancer may benefit from a Phase III clinical trial being offered. The new drug, crizotinib, under development by Pfizer, showed dramatic results in ...
• Mothers high blood sugar in pregnancy is linked to childrens reduced insulin sensitivity
  
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• Many clinicians maintain positive attitudes toward industry marketing activities
  
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• Certified and Licensed Prosthetist Randall Alley Receives Clinical Creativity Award from the American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists
  
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