BREAKING NEWS: U.S. House of Representatives Pass Health Care - The United States House of Representatives voted to pass health care reform.
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March 21, 2010/7:50 PM
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The United States House of Representatives voted to pass health care reform.
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With so much focus being put on young people to get their H1N1 flu shots, the state health department is reaching out to seniors now to get their seasonal flu vaccine. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is targeting seniors 65 years and older to remind them that they are at high risk for the seasonal flu.
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