November 8, 2009

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Moderate exercise may lower prostate cancer risk
Men who regularly get moderate exercise may have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer -- including aggressive, fast-growing tumors, a new study finds. Read more »

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steve says ...

I have never gotten a flu shot and still get the flu.They are a normal part of life.The H1N1 is just another flu but it is a new strand that we have no normal resistance to.As for mike get out of your moms basement and get a job,shake your head.

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Michaela says ...

I have had the flu shot and have never gotten the flu.

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Amy says ...

You guy's are nuts!!

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Local News

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H1N1 Closes 5 Schools In WI

The Wisconsin Dells School District announced on Tuesday that they would be closing five schools due to increased influenza like illness (ILI). Schools will reopen on Monday October 12th.
WI Receives 1st Shipments Of H1N1 Vaccine

Wisconsin began to receive its first allocations of the H1N1 vaccine Monday.