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Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 17:42:31 -0500

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Tide of Child Obesity Rising in Rural U.S.

WINDBER, Pa. (AP) -- Here in his small hometown in the mountains of Western Pennsylvania and in other rural communities like it, many health officials say the tide of obesity is rising faster than anywhere else. 

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Study: Hand Washing the Best Germ-Fighter

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -- Mom was right. A new study by infection control specialists at UNC Hospitals confirms that the best way to get germs off your hands is with plain old soap and water. 

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TODAY IN HEALTH HISTORY
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<b>Surgery To Repair A Presidential Tendon</b><p> 
On this day in 1997, former President Bill Clinton underwent surgery to repair a torn quadriceps tendon in his right knee, which he injured after stumbling on steps.  Clinton underwent a two-hour operation at the Bethesda Naval Hospital to stitch together his quadriceps, a group of four thigh muscles that goes through one tendon. The tendon tear was high in his thigh, which is unusual, and physicians repaired the tear in layers, stitching it together with holes drilled into the kneecap. This operation is common among people who still participate in athletics but have become mostly sedentary in middle age. </p>

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