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Nov. 16: TODAY’s Natalie Morales talks to Prevention magazine’s Liz Vaccariello about some small adjustments you can make to your routine that will help you get a flatter belly. (Today Show) Today - Arts - Prevention - United States - Natalie ...

Nov. 16: In some medical training programs around the U.S., actors are being used to portray different ailments and give students hands-on training. TODAY’s Jenna Wolfe tries it out. (Today Show) Medical school - United States - Jenna Wolfe - ...

Nov. 16: TODAY’s Al Roker talks to Stacia Woodcock from Walgreens about how select pharmacies will offer free diabetes screenings. (Today Show) Al Roker - Today - Walgreens - Health - Conditions and Diseases

Nov. 16: A new website helps breast cancer patients choose the right treatments. NBC's Marianne Farvo reports. (NBC News Channel) Breast cancer - Health - Conditions and Diseases - Cancer - Breast

Nov. 16: As chimp attack victim Charla Nash continues a long recovery process, she tells TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about what life has been like after the attack. Her family also weighs in on how they see her future. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - ...

Nov. 16: In a new study, cholesterol-lowering drug Zetia failed to shrink buildups in artery walls while a rival drug, Niaspan, did so significantly. CNBC's Mike Huckman reports. (CNBC) CNBC - Ezetimibe - Health - Hypolipidemic agent - Merck

Nov. 16: Charla Nash, who was brutally attacked by her friend’s chimpanzee, opens up to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about her recovery and the relationship she had with the chimp and his owner. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - Today - Travis - Primates ...

Nov. 16: Watch TODAY's Meredith Vieira in her full interview with chimp attack victim Charla Nash. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - Today - Television - Arts - Programs

Nov. 16: While state health departments are starting to report a slowing of swine flu cases, experts say the number of American kids who have died from the virus is concerning. NBC’s Tom Costello reports and Dr. Roshini Raj of Health magazine weighs ...

Nov. 15: Nine months after the brutal attack, Charla Nash sits down with NBC’s Meredith Vieira to discuss the incident and her daily struggles. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - NBC - Today - Television - Arts

Nov. 15: Nine months after the brutal attack, Charla Nash sits down with NBC’s Meredith Vieira to discuss the incident and her daily struggles. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - NBC - Today - Television - Arts

Nov. 14: Just one week after the House approved a landmark health reform bill, New Orleans residents lined up for complimentary care. NBC’s Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News) New Orleans - NBC - NBC Nightly News - Sports - NFL

Nov. 14: A Texas hospital has developed a creative way to help lift patients’ spirits, and unlock their potential. KXAS reporter Lindsay Wilcox has the story. (NBC News Channel) Texas - NBC News - Art - Hospital - KXAS-TV

Nov. 14: A new survey shows that 60% of families eat dinner together. Msnbc's Alex Witt speaks with clinical psychologist Lynda Cunjak. (Other) Alex Witt - Clinical psychology - Organizations - Business - United States

Nov. 14: NBC's Chris Jansing reports from New Orleans, where hundreds of Louisianans will be given free checkups. (Other) New Orleans - United States - Louisiana - List of people from Louisiana - Hurricane Katrina

Nov. 13: Rachel Maddow reports that Michael Steele canceled the Republicans' 18-year insurance plan that covered elective abortions. (Other) Michael Steele - Republican - Abortion - Health - Reproductive Health

Nov. 13: Dr. William Ganz, co-inventor of the balloon-tipped catheter that measures heart blood flow, died Tuesday. He was 90. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Brian Williams - NBC - NBC Nightly News - Health - Massive Multiplayer Online

Nov. 13: Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, urges people to persist in their pursuit of the swine flu vaccine despite its limited availability. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) ...

Nov. 13: Consumer Watchdog’s Judy Dugan talks about United Health Care’s attempt to use their employees to lobby Congress against the Senate health reform bill using e-mails “full of misleading GOP talking points.” (Other) Insurance - ...