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Alaska Recieves Injectable Drugs from Suspect Pharmacy Linked to Meningitis Outbreak

State health officials say providers in Alaska have received drugs from the Massachusetts pharmacy behind the deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis. Read more »

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Alaskans Susceptible to Vitamin D Deficiency

Anchorage welcomed a healthy dose of sunshine, Wednesday, but as Alaska's daylight hours are dwindling, daily, it is difficult to keep up on your vitamin D dosage. Read More »

Toddler Survives Heart Surgery: Family Walks to Raise Money & Awareness

Your Alaska Link would like to introduce you to a little girl who's survived heart surgery and a family who knows what it takes to raise a million dollar baby. Read More »

Wasilla Man Undergoes Successful Artificial Heart Surgery

An Alaska man underwent a successful heart transplant after living for months with a battery-powered artificial heart while awaiting the surgery in Seattle. Christopher Marshall of Wasilla is one of only a few patients who have been able to leave University of Washington Medical Center using an artificial heart powered by a machine in a backpack, The Seattle Times reported Thursday. Read More »

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