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U.S. health officials want all baby boomers to get tested for hepatitis C.
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The OraQuick In-Home HIV test would be sold over-thecounter.
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The Food and Drug Administration will announce a proposal to protect children from unnecessary radiation exposure.
Police are investigating a robbery that turned deadly late Friday at a food store. The suspects are armed with an assault rifle.
In the unprecedented case a Judge ordered the gynecologist to pay $1,300 a month until the child's 26th birthday.
After four years of severe headaches, Elkin teen finds out she has an egg-size brain tumor.
Police said the body was found behind the God's House of Deliverance Church on Randolph St. Friday morning.
Investigators said the woman was last seen leaving a bar on Summit Avenue early Thursday morning.
Police were called after a woman ran inside the school screaming for help saying her friend had been shot.
The Times-News of Burlington reports that the Caswell County Sheriff's Office, the FBI, and the Secret Service are also looking into the damage caused to property belonging to 66-year-old Ernest Pinnix.
CBS Station KWCH reported as many as 5 tornadoes touched down in Rush County, Kansas last night.
Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones together again in MIB3.
Police said the suspect asked for help from the bank manager and then stuck her with a syringe before jumping the counter.