MedPage Today publishes the Most Read Stories for the Past Week

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Jan 20 2010

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 published Every Monday and will be available by visiting MedPageToday.com/Weekly-Top-Ten.

McNeil Expands OTC Drug Recall

SCCM: Toddler Found Frozen in Creek Revives

AACR-IASLC: Green Tea May Have Cancer Benefit

Heart Risk of BPA Confirmed

Research Fraud Probe Leads to Criminal Charge

Dementia, Hypertension Linked Again

ARBs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

Nursing Homes Overuse Antipsychotics

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