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1Amedisys IncOutpnt/Home CareAMED26.19-21.989898A618310052

The provider of home health-care services will report Q2 earnings this week. Analysts expect it to double last year's profit.

2S F B C Intl IncMedical/Dental-SrvcsSFCC33.3-4.069797A7673.662

Performs research and testing services for biotech and drug firms. The stock hit a new high last week after the latest earnings report.

3Sierra Health Svcs IncHlth Maint OrgSIE43.87-8.039795A29188.319

The firm provides medical care and managed health plans in the Las Vegas area. Gains in premiums have offset rising health costs.

4Biogen Idec IncBiomed/BiotechBIIB59.82-6.539991A64834.6336

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