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> Hospital borrows Toyota assembly line tactics for efficient patient care. Story

> Singapore-based startup MatrixView says its new compression technique can reduce the size of medical images by up to 70 percent. Website

> UK study confirms link between leukemia and high-voltage power lines. Story

> Today's Wall Street Journal looks at online resources patients can use to investigate and challenge their medical bills. Story

> More Minnesota hospitals agree to offer uninsured discounted care. Story

> Tampa VA hospital faulted in Marine's death. Story

> Johnson & Johnson is recalling some versions of its children's-strength Tylenol after a labeling problem was uncovered. Story

> Florida Gov. Jeb Bush signed legislation permitting year-round enrollment in the state's Kidcare program. Story

> Merck's Peter Kim, head of research, defends the drug company's policy on releasing clinical trial data in an editorial in today's Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Op-Ed

> Manhattan Research announces webinar on the future of digital medicine to be held June 9. Story

> Another look at the controversial TeleDoc service by the UPI. Story

And Finally... Patient caught up in stem cell debate is angry at lawmakers. Story