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- A Lifestyle Approach: Living Well and Healthy Eating - Starting Now!
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- Nutrition and Prostate Cancer: Becoming Involved in Your Own Care: Where Do We Start?
- Nutrition Know How for People Living with Cancer
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- Nutrition Mini Series: Fast and Healthy Nutrition
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- Preventing Diabetes
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- Surviving a Heart Attack
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- The Disease, The Story, The Spiritual Journey: A Unique Look at the Cancer Patient
- The Reading Hospital Road Run
- The Tower Ball: Platinum Memories – 20th Celebration of the Tower Ball
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- Trauma Support Group – Impact of the Senses
- Trauma Support Group – Story Telling
- Treatment Options for the Multi-Problem Adolescent
- Understanding Autism
- Understanding Heart Failure
- Understanding the Hidden Culture of Aggression in Adolescent Girls
- Valentine's Day Plant & Flower Sale
- Walk from Obesity
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- Younger Next Year: Live Strong, Fit, and Sexy
News Releases
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- 2007 Figures Show Drop in Infection Rate
- Annual Garden Party Slated for June 2 & 3
- Area Hospitals Partner for Autism Seminar
- Barbera Honored by Alvernia University
- Blood Drive Scheduled for Thursday, June 12
- C. Thomas Work Elected Reading Hospital Board Chairman
- Cardiology Chief Comments on Sudden Cardiac Death
- Chest Pain Center Featured in Reading Eagle
- Chief Academic Officer Named at The Reading Hospital
- Clergy and Caregiver Symposium Offered by Hospital Chaplaincy Program
- Cochran Named Vice President of Finance at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Congressman Gerlach Provides Grant to Support Hospital’s Educational Mission
- Demetriades Named Vice President of Trauma and Surgical Services
- Department of Medicine Names Two New Section Chiefs
- Department of Psychiatry Leadership Change
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Chest Pain Topic of Presentation July 13
- Dr. Lusch Named Medical Director of Regional Cancer Center
- Editorial Focuses on Hospital Expansion
- Educational Programs Offered to Trauma Survivors and Family Members
- Emergency Medicine Trained Physicians Join Hospital ED
- Epilepsy Monitoring Now Offered at The Reading Hospital
- Epilepsy Monitoring Unit Featured
- Expansion Project Featured in Local Paper
- Fellowship-Trained Physicians Join Medical Staff
- Fernandez Named Medical Director of Trauma Center
- Free Flu Shot Fairs Announced
- Free Flu Shots
- Free Health Fair to Recognize Ambulatory Surgery Center Day
- Go Red For Women Highlights Women's Heart Health Month
- H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) Resources
- HeathGrades Honors Hospital in Multiple Categories
- Hospital Assists Soldier in Iraq Witness Birth
- Hospital Dietitians Educate Daniel Boone Students
- Hospital Names New Section Chiefs
- Hospital Receives Best Integrated Marketing Campaign Award
- Hospital Receives Heart Association's Gold Performance Achievement Award
- Hospital Receives Joint Commission Disease-Specific Certification for Heart Failure Program
- Hospital Recognized by American Stroke Association
- Hospital Recognized for Innovative Medical Education and Research
- Hospital Recognizes Older Americans Month with New York Times Best-Selling Author
- Hospital to Host Bereavement Training Conference for Healthcare Professionals
- Hospital's Clock Tower Undergoing Renovations
- Hospital's Intensive Care Units Honored
- Institute for Radiosurgery
- Kleiner Repeat Winner of Excellence in Teaching Award
- Local Media Highlights Pair of Hospital Events
- Message to the Community
- Miller Elected President of Mid-Atlantic Section of American Urological Association
- Moffitt to Lead Pediatric Department with Opening of New Unit
- Multidisciplinary Cancer Clinics
- New Affiliation with Children's Hospital Highlighted
- New Hospital Featured in Reading Eagle
- New Pediatric Unit Opens Friday at The Reading Hospital
- Notice to Bond Holders
- Nurse Practitioner Profiled for Nursing Week
- PA Hospitals: House Takes Important Step by Passing MCare and Health Insurance Proposals
- Protocol Office Passes Audit Perfectly
- Reach Out and Read Program Featured
- Regional Cancer Center Accredited for Three Years
- Regional Cancer Center Receives Perfect Score During Recent Audit
- Responsibility for The Highlands to Change
- School of Health Sciences Featured in Local Paper
- School of Health Sciences Holds Graduation
- School of Health Sciences to Celebrate First Combined Graduation
- Sleep Center Names First Medical Director
- Surgical Robot to be on Display During Prostate Screening Event
- The Reading Hospital Among Top Five Percent in Nation for Patient Safety
- The Reading Hospital and St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Announce Partnership
- The Reading Hospital Announces Reduction in Workforce
- The Reading Hospital Celebrates National Social Work Month - March 2009
- The Reading Hospital Chosen to Participate in National Initiative
- The Reading Hospital Extends Offer to Treat Victims of Haiti Earthquake
- The Reading Hospital for Post-Acute Rehabilitation Now Open
- The Reading Hospital Medical Group QuickCare Offers Convenient Medical Care
- The Reading Hospital Ranked Top 5% in Nation for Second Year in a Row
- The Reading Hospital Receives Accreditation for Chest Pain Center
- The Reading Hospital Receives High Honors for Treatment of Stroke Patients
- The Reading Hospital Reduces Staff by 106
- The Reading Hospital Regional Breast Care Center Receives National Accreditation
- The Reading Hospital Responds to Patient Surge
- The Reading Hospital Road Run
- The Reading Hospital to Offer Nasal Mist Vaccine at Two Locations
- The Reading Hospital Trauma Center Reaccredited
- Toburen Named Vice President of Support Operations at TRHMC
- Topping Off Ceremony for The Reading Hospital at Spring Township
- Trauma Center Accredited for Three Years by PTSF
- TRHMC Performs First Ex-Maze Procedure in Pennsylvania
- TRHMC Physician Recognized as Top Hospitalist
- Two-Year Accreditation Awarded by American Association of Blood Banks
- Wetzel Named Director of Legal Affairs
- Women's Health in Spotlight on Pink Power Night
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- "Abortion pill" hasn't broaden abortion access
- "Big Tobacco" still on the march, WHO warns
- "Brat Pack" director John Hughes dies of heart attack
- "Club drug" ecstasy risky for healthy youth-study
- "Eccentric" exercise safe for older women
- "Extraordinary" increases in drug prices: report
- "Extreme" drinking puts college students at risk
- "French" kissing ups risk of oral HPV infection
- "Good" bacteria may improve vaginosis treatment
- "Light" cigarettes no less harmful for heart
- "Love" hormone may help autism symptoms - study
- "Mad" honey sends virility-seeking men to the ER
- "Navigators" help improve colon cancer screening
- "Personal" study shows gene maps can spot disease
- "Pig mist" victims on the mend
- "Silent pandemic" will force drug price rethink
- "Silent" heart attacks more common than thought
- "Sleeper" stretch helps young baseball players
- "Static" stretching improves hamstring stiffness
- "Traffic calming" tactics seem to have benefits
- "Traffic light" system helps spot healthy foods
- "Tummies" consumer drug ads led to more diagnoses
- "Virtual colonoscopy" may be an option, study shows
- "Watchful waiting" often works for prostate cancer
- "Watchful waiting" safe for some prostate cancers
- 186 mln in U.S. live with dangerous air pollution
- A burger or fried chicken with a side of diabetes?
- A drink or two releases feel-good endorphins
- A few months of talk therapy treats bulimia
- A little Mozart might benefit preemies' growth
- A little wine may make for a longer life
- A relief? Lower back pain unlikely to mean cancer
- A1c diabetes test better indicator of risk: study
- Abbott, Astra drug combo works in cholesterol study
- Abnormal heart rhythm more common in white elders
- Abortions not increased among cancer survivors
- About 1 in 5 Americans say they are disabled
- Abstinence-only program helps kids postpone sex
- Abused women suffer more mental, physical ills
- Access to healthy foods worse in poor areas
- Accidental EpiPen injections becoming more common
- ACL surgery an option for active older adults
- Acrylamide in food does not up lung cancer risk
- Acrylamide in food not linked to breast cancer
- Acrylamide in food not linked to prostate cancer
- Active lifestyle aids kidneys, colon cancer survivors
- Activity adds years to life, even for octogenarians
- Actonel makers pay insurer to fix fractures
- Acupuncture eases a side effect of radiation
- Acupuncture eases tamoxifen-related hot flashes
- Acupuncture found lacking for fibromyalgia
- Acupuncture may ease the itch of eczema
- Acupuncture not helpful for menopausal hot flushes
- Acupuncture provides little pain relief
- Acupuncture reduces post-op nausea and vomiting
- Acupuncture relieves acute migraine pain
- Acupuncture relieves chronic back pain for some
- Acupuncture shows promise for depression in pregnancy
- Acupuncture soothes heartburn in pregnant women
- Addiction drug may relieve fibromyalgia symptoms
- Adding gluten early may cause constipation in babies
- Adequate sleep tied to healthier diets in truckers
- Adolescents with ADHD often have sleep problems
- Adult pertussis vaccination may lower infant death
- Adult type 1 diabetics have higher depression rates
- Adult video gamers often overweight, depressed
- Adults' breathing troubles may begin in childhood
- Adults with diabetes urged to exercise most days
- Advanced dementia viewed as terminal illness
- Advances seen in treatment of knee ligament injury
- Advantages seen with nighttime dialysis
- African Americans often unaware of kidney disease
- African gene trawl may provide secrets to long life
- After weight loss, lower-fat diets may be best
- Age cutoffs for colon cancer screening debated
- Age important in hereditary pancreatic cancer risk
- Age not linked to Achilles pain in older athletes
- Age of mother affects child's autism risk: study
- Agent Orange worsens prostate cancer prognosis
- Age-related mental decline starts in the late-20s
- Aggressive blood sugar treatment an ICU danger
- Aid group lists Top 10 worst humanitarian crises
- Aid group shocked over lack of shelter for Haitians
- AIDS drug cocktails saving lives: study
- AIDS gels may work, but weakness found in cocktails
- AIDS treatment still eludes Chinese children
- AIDS vaccine "important step" against disease
- AIDS vaccine effects may wear off, researchers say
- AIDS virus "prevention" gel fails in African trials
- Ailing Kennedy drafts vision of healthcare reform
- Ailing Kennedy seeks quicker US Senate succession
- Air pollution may lessen asthma inhaler benefits
- Air pollution may raise preterm birth risk
- Air travel safe for passengers with lung disease
- 'Alarming' mental problems seen in SARS survivors
- Alcohol counseling reduces pancreatitis recurrence
- Alcohol flushing linked to esophagus cancer
- Alcohol kills over half of Russians in their prime
- Alcohol may raise chances of breast cancer return
- Alcohol risks greater in teen-onset drinkers
- Alcohol use by pregnant women hasn't changed
- Alcohol use low in moms-to-be, higher after birth
- Alcohol use may raise risk of second breast cancer
- Alcohol use often precedes suicides in US
- Alcohol-related deaths in Britain rising fast
- Alexander Technique: kicking the body's bad habits
- Allergan warned on acne drug promotion
- Alternative medicine a big business in US - report
- Alternative prostate cancer vaccine shows promise
- Alzheimer's gene changes brain early, study finds
- Alzheimer's gene speeds memory declines before 60
- Alzheimer's may guard against cancer and vice versa
- Alzheimer's may hijack chemical mechanism
- Alzheimer's prognosis not dependent on race
- Alzheimer's protein may be early risk factor
- American kids opting out of outdoor play: survey
- Americans eat too much salt, CDC says
- Americans fuzzy on trans fat sources: survey
- Americans spending more on healthcare: report
- Americans wait weeks for routine doctor visit
- Americans welcome healthcare reform, but skeptical
- Amino acid may curb hair-pulling disorder
- Amputations much more common in diabetics
- Analyses raise new questions about diabetes care
- Analysis: U.S. politicians may unite in obesity battle
- Ancient HIV stowaway may hold clue to transmission
- Anemia drugs help end-stage anemic kidney patients
- Anemia linked to death in heart failure patients
- Aneurysm screening saves lives, but cost-effective?
- Anger tied to heart arrhythmia risk
- Ankle and wrist fractures common in skimboarders
- Another study finds no MMR-autism link
- Antibiotics in the ER: it's often one-size-fits all
- Antibody tests boost celiac disease diagnoses
- Antibody useful for psoriasis-related arthritis
- Antidepressant Celexa no help for autism: study
- Antidepressant curbs cancer-related mental ills
- Antidepressant shows benefits for low sex drive
- Antidepressant suicide risk varies by age: FDA
- Antidepressant use doubles in U.S., study finds
- Antidepressants ease fibromyalgia pain: study
- Antidepressants may delay breast milk production
- Antidepressants may have risks after menopause
- Antidepressants may make people less neurotic
- Antidepressants may not work for mild depression
- Antidepressants may not work in heart patients
- Antidepressants raise risk of pre-term birth: study
- Anti-nausea drug may combat opiate addiction
- Antioxidant pills do not prevent metabolic syndrome
- Antioxidants tied to lower risk of preterm birth
- Antipsychotic drug for dementia have adverse effects
- Antipsychotic drugs appear to work in kids-FDA staff
- Antiviral prescriptions spike after flu scare
- Anxiety, depression may increase angina
- Anxiety, depression may not hinder IVF success
- Apple juice slows buildup of Alzheimer's protein
- Are non-smokers smarter than smokers?
- Are obese people less likely to commit suicide?
- Argentina reinforces hospitals as flu deaths rise
- Arsenic-vitamin A combo works for leukemia
- Art therapy ups breast cancer patients' well-being
- Arthritic heart patients fear exercise, CDC says
- Arthritis drugs raise cancer risk in kids: US FDA
- As moms age, more babies born with Down syndrome
- As swine flu wanes, U.S. preparing for second wave
- Asbestos-related cancer deaths still rising in US
- Asia's party-drug carries incontinence risk
- Asperger sufferers can sense others' mental states
- Aspirin cuts colon cancer death risk: U.S. study
- Aspirin fights colon cancer risk of gene disorder
- Aspirin reduces risk of colon polyps recurring
- Aspirin use linked to a lower risk of diabetes
- Assisted conception linked to depression risk
- Assisted living residents face more bone risks
- Assisted reproduction rates increasing worldwide
- Asthma burden severe for low-income families
- Asthma education reduces emergency visits
- Asthma inhalers often used incorrectly for kids
- Asthma plus traffic equals poor lung function
- Asthmatic kids breathe easier with smoke-free air
- Astronauts' bone strength lost in space
- Asymptomatic diabetics don't need cardiac screening
- At least 12,220 dead from H1N1 around world-WHO
- At-risk screening not advised for ovarian cancer
- Attention drug emergencies soar for U.S. kids-report
- Attitude may affect long-term recovery from whiplash
- Australia approves new swine flu detention powers
- Australian kids see too many alcohol ads: study
- Author Dominick Dunne dies of bladder cancer at 83
- Autism not tied to bowel movement patterns
- Avastin plus chemo helps when brain cancer recurs
- Average birth weight decreases in the U.S.
- Avoid extremes in diabetes treatment, study finds
- B vitamins may ward off age-related vision loss
- Babies born to abused moms more likely to get sick
- Babies sleep poorly when mothers are depressed
- Baby boomers still getting high, US agency says
- Baby Einstein DVD fails to boost language
- Bad air quality could trigger appendicitis: study
- Bad dreams may help process emotions
- Ballerinas face health hazards
- Bans on smoking in public are good for the heart
- Battle of the bulge a global issue - poll
- Be safe in the water this summer: expert advice
- Bedsores linked to death after hip fracture
- Bedtime routines improve kids' sleep habits
- Beer for brain injury? Maybe
- Being active may help lift sense of hopelessness
- Being born in parts of US South may up stroke risk
- Being religious may not make you healthier after all
- Being social may ward off physical decline
- Beliefs: Why some don't use asthma meds as directed
- Belly fat tied to liver cancer recurrence
- Benefits of adenotonsillectomy persist in kids
- Best to lose some weight before weight-loss surgery
- Better language skills may keep Alzheimer's at bay
- Beware of Dog, emergency docs warn
- Beware of hidden additives in fresh meat
- Bicycle injuries in US becoming more severe
- Bifocals may slow kids' nearsightedness progression
- Big changes in Medicare pay key to health reforms
- Big effect unlikely for UK rules on kid food ads
- Big first trimester weight gain ups diabetes risk
- Big hearts may mean trouble in cross-country skiers
- Bilingual children more likely to stutter
- Binge drinking a problem for older adults too
- Binge drinking in pregnancy ups kids' seizure risk
- Biofeedback may ease chronic constipation
- Biogen reports 10th case of PML brain infection
- Biotechnology boom raises security fears
- Bipolar diagnosis jumps in young children: study
- Bipolar patients often relapse: study
- Bird flu survivors could face brain disease risk
- Birth control methods linked to various cancers
- Birth control pill poses no added health risk
- Birth during pollen season ups risk of wheezing
- Birth weight, early weight gain may hasten puberty
- Birthplace weighs heavily on immigrant weight
- Black patients wait longer in ER for hospital bed
- Black women at risk of deadly breast cancer type
- Black women often refuse breast cancer treatment
- Blacks at increased risk for acute lung injury
- Blacks less likely to survive CPR in the hospital
- Black-white gap mars endometrial cancer survival
- Bladder tumor risk higher after childhood cancer
- Blocking trigger points may stop cluster headaches
- Blood in the urine? Check with a microscope
- Blood pressure control key for black diabetics
- Blood pressure drug reverses MS symptoms in mice
- Blood pressure drugs tied to lower Parkinson's risk
- Blood pressure-lowering drugs for all?
- Blood test tells fetal sex in early pregnancy
- Blood thinner may cause problems after an injury
- Blood, ultrasound tests catch ovarian cancer: study
- Blood-sugar extremes cloud diabetic kids' thinking
- Blueberries are good for the heart, study hints
- Body mass and waist size can predict heart disease
- Bone cell injection helps fractures heal
- Booklet helps cancer patients navigate costly care
- Booze could blunt effects of traumatic injury
- Boozy British skiers hit slopes worse for wear
- Botox injections may ease diabetic foot pain
- Botox may improve overactive bladder
- Botox must carry strong warning on risks - U.S. FDA
- Botox relieves BPH symptoms
- Bottle-feeding moms lack info, may overfeed kids
- Bowel disease drugs increase cancer risk: study
- Bowel disease flare-ups raise risk of blood clots
- Bowel prep for colonoscopy often poor in the obese
- Braces improve balance and gait after stroke
- Brain differences mark those with depression risk
- Brain images suggest Alzheimer's drug could work
- Brain injury raises epilepsy risk for years: study
- Brain scans may detect post-trauma stress sooner
- Brain stimulation may ease stubborn depression
- Breakdancing: a high-risk activity: study
- Breakfast may alter fat burning during exercise
- Breaks, posture shifts help ward off low back pain
- Breast cancer drug cuts risk of second cancer
- Breast cancer risk lower in migraine sufferers
- Breast cancer screening may fuel over diagnosis
- Breast imaging software helps identify cancers
- Breast reconstruction may not boost well-being
- Breastfed babies may become smarter teens
- Breast-feeding blocks pain of infant vaccination
- Breastfeeding cuts baby girls' pneumonia risk
- Breast-feeding good for mom's heart: study
- Breastfeeding may curb heart, diabetes risk factors
- Breast-feeding may cut multiple sclerosis relapse
- Breastfeeding protects against breast cancer
- Breastfeeding staves off MS after pregnancy
- Breathing training may help Parkinson's patients
- Bribes help workers kick the habit
- Brief counseling boosts breast self-exam rates
- Bright light exposure reduces daytime sleepiness
- Britain apologises 50 years after Thalidomide scandal
- Britain confirms three new swine flu cases
- British dogs trained to sniff out diabetes danger
- British study points to peanut allergy treatment
- Broccoli sprouts may help prevent stomach cancer
- Bulgaria set to ease tough public smoking ban
- Bullying victims have more psychotic symptoms
- Burned meat linked to pancreatic cancer
- Burns down in kids, still 120,000 per year in U.S.
- Burns in young children may be missed sign of abuse
- Businessman donates $100 mln to AIDS research
- Bypass may be better for older diabetics
- Caffeine may lessen exercisers' muscle pain
- Calcium and vitamin D may not cut cholesterol
- Calcium may help you live longer: study
- Calcium plus vitamin D may help shed body fat
- Calcium rich kid diet has long term benefits
- Calcium use may cut cancer risk in women
- Calcium, not smoking may limit birth-control bone loss
- Calcium, vitamin D pills don't help heart: study
- California octuplets dismay fertility experts
- California soda tax bill to fight childhood obesity
- Call for clean slate on health reform divides U.S.
- Cambodia drug-resistant malaria stirs health fears
- Camphor-containing products tied to kids' seizures
- Can "Nellie the Elephant" help your heart beat?
- Can delaying pregnancy cut early water break risk?
- Can fish for dinner lead to diabetes?
- Can fish oil help guard against schizophrenia?
- Can listening to a podcast lead to weight loss?
- Canada Inuit want action on "catastrophic" TB rate
- Canada pig flu case shows need for surveillance
- Canada study finds link between smoking crack, HIV
- Canada's rich, poor have same access to healthcare
- Canadian court rules treatment can be forced
- Canadian vaccination study proves 'herd immunity'
- Cancer cure rates on the rise in Europe: study
- Cancer drug crosses key hurdle in brain: study
- Cancer meeting reports often not the final word
- Cancer not cervical cancer vaccine killed UK teen
- Cancer patients' poor sleep linked to more pain
- Cancer patients want info on costly drug options
- Cancer risk goes up with height, study finds
- Cancer study backs Herceptin with chemo
- Cancer survivors often forgo care due to cost
- Cancer takes a health toll on spouses too
- Cancer, bowel drugs on FDA safety scrutiny list
- Cannabis chemicals may help fight prostate cancer
- Cannabis might treat diabetes, says top researcher
- Car airbags not a risk to pregnant women
- Car seats, out of cars, a hazard for U.S. kids
- Carbon monoxide poisoning a post-hurricane hazard
- Carbon monoxide poisoning a risk after hurricanes
- Cardiology guidelines often based on weak evidence
- Care assistance key to helping seniors stay at home
- Care no better when insurance added to gov't plan
- Caregiver closeness may slow Alzheimer's decline
- Caregivers may lack help caring for disabled kids
- Caring for stroke survivors stressful but rewarding
- Carotenoid supplements tied to lung cancer risk
- Carpal tunnel syndrome incidence rising
- Cases of celiac disease up dramatically: report
- Cash reward for moms-to-be improves prenatal care
- Cash-strapped U.S. patients may be skipping drugs
- Cast better than bandage for bad ankle sprain
- CDC says few people in U.S. over 50 hit by new flu
- CDC warns of uptick in meningitis in kids
- Celiac disease linked to high risk of lymphoma
- Certain drugs may increase risk of falling
- Certain type of diabetes drug tied to eye condition
- Cervical cancer vaccine benefits older women: study
- Change in CPR may improve survival
- Changing habits may not lower blood pressure
- Chapped lips: a side effect of cancer chemotherapy
- Chats, charts keep pregnancy weight gain in check
- Chemical kills tumor-making master cells
- Chemical pollutants linked to fewer female births
- Chemical test offers quick prostate cancer check
- Chemical used in making rubber linked to cancer
- Chernobyl fallout affected unborn babies
- Chew small bites for longer to cut calorie intake
- Chewable aspirin best for sudden heart attack
- Chewing gum after C-section may speed recovery
- Chewing gum may raise math grades in teens
- Chickenpox vaccine not tied to strokes in kids
- Child cancer survivors have higher heart risk
- Child fitness: Sneaky strategies aim to get kids moving
- Child seizure study finds oldest drug works best
- Childhood abuse damages genes, study finds
- Childhood brain power tied to adult heart health
- Childhood cancer survivors at increased heart risk
- Childhood cancer survivors less likely to marry
- Childhood cancer survivors miss needed mammograms
- Childhood cancer treatment may raise diabetes risk
- Childhood obesity ups risk of heart disease
- Childhood radiation therapy ups breast cancer risk
- Childhood soy intake may reduce breast cancer risk
- Children and obese hard hit by swine flu
- Children exposed to violence have PTSD symptoms
- Children who get ADHD drugs score higher on tests
- Children's sleep disorders missed by pediatricians
- Child's cancer does not raise divorce risk: study
- China AIDS sufferers face discrimination-UN
- China announces third bird flu death this year
- China drug users subject to abuse in rehab: report
- China fights growing problem of tuberculosis
- China halts use of diabetes drug after deaths
- China investigates as melamine-tainted milk reappears
- China probes "mystery" kidney stones in children
- China rolls out two HIV drugs to tackle resistance
- China SARS victims hit by treatment after-effects
- China sets up national food safety commission
- China shuts sex health websites to ordinary users
- China warns of more health scares amid slowdown
- China worries swine flu vaccine campaign faltering
- Chinese experts grow live mice from skin cells
- Chinese herb shows promise for rheumatoid arthritis
- Chinese herbal pills destroyed UK woman's health
- Chinese herbs show promise for diabetes prevention
- Chiropractics, massage rated best for back pain
- Cholera under-reported, infects millions a year
- Cholesterol drug cuts amputation risk for diabetics
- Cholesterol drug may block nerve repair
- Cholesterol drug not linked to cancer
- Cholesterol drugs raise diabetes risk, just a bit
- Chondroitin useful for arthritis of knee
- Choose an educated wife for a longer life: study
- Chronic ailment got you anxious? Try exercising
- Chronic exposure to polluted air hard on the lungs
- Chronic kidney disease may raise cancer risk
- Chronic marijuana abuse linked to severe vomiting
- Chronic sleep loss hampers performance
- Chronically ill or disabled kids need exercise, too
- Cigar, pipe smoking may raise lung disease risk, too
- Cigarette makers plan U.S. Supreme Court appeal
- Cigarette packaging may still mislead consumers
- Cigarette smoking may raise prostate cancer risk
- Cigarettes and high cholesterol a bad combo: study
- Circulatory problems still bedevil diabetics
- Circumcising babies could help Africa AIDS fight
- Circumcision may not cut HIV spread among gay men
- Circumcision may protect men from genital warts
- Circumcision protects against genital wart virus
- Class helps autistic teens gain social skills
- Clean living could cut one third of common cancers
- Cleaner air helps asthmatic kids breathe easier
- Climate change may extend allergy season: study
- Climate cuts urged to avert "health catastrophe"
- Clinical trial chiefs more likely tied to industry
- Clinics can screen adolescent girls for Chlamydia
- Clinton arrives home after heart procedure
- Closest hospital may not be best for stopped heart
- Closing schools could cut flu transmission by fifth
- Closing schools won't stop pandemics: study
- Coal dust key culprit in miners' emphysema
- Cocaine changes how genes work in brain
- Cocaine use in pregnancy affects child's thinking
- Cocaine users can control cravings - US study
- Coffee does little to protect the aging brain
- Coffee drinkers show lower dementia risk
- Coffee in pregnancy may up cleft lip risk slightly
- Coffee may cut women's stroke risk
- Coffee seen OK for diabetic men
- Cognitive impairment linked with macular disease
- Cola drinking linked to diabetes in pregnancy
- Cold-water bath most rapid way to lower body temp
- College students use alcohol labels to get drunk
- Colon cancer every 10 years OK for some at risk
- Colorectal cancer attitudes vary by ethnicity
- Colorectal cancer risk appears unaffected by coffee
- Combat may boost blood pressure: study
- Combat may raise eating disorder risk in women
- Combo drug therapies best for helping smokers quit
- Combo treatment relieves migraine, painful periods
- Comfrey root useful for acute back pain
- Common antidepressants cut adult suicide risk: study
- Common heart rhythm problem on the rise in the US
- Common painkillers might make you hard of hearing
- Common spine surgery ineffective in two studies
- Community participation curbs off-campus drinking
- Community programs help teens resist risky behaviors
- Companies make last push to tweak US health bill
- Competitive sports tied to teens' back pain
- Complications, deaths common after pancreas surgery
- Compression devices calm restless legs: study
- Compression stockings don't prevent clot risk
- Computer exercise helps stroke victims "see" again
- Computer use linked to neck pain
- Computerized calls boost blood pressure control
- Condoms offer partial protection against herpes
- Confused about fitness regimens? Poll tracks trends
- Congress back to focus on healthcare plan
- Constipation: an early sign of Parkinson's?
- Consumers don't buy water for health reasons
- Consumers pay little heed to drug label warnings
- Continuity of care lacking for older patients
- Contraceptive pills still tied to breast cancer
- Contraceptive vaginal ring also wards off HIV
- Control of "bad" cholesterol improving
- Convenience ups interest in post-sex contraceptive
- Conversations with preschoolers aid language skills
- COPD raises risk of depression: study
- Coroner completes Michael Jackson autopsy
- CORRECTED: Airline workers may spread H1N1, expert says
- Correcting uterus problem boosts pregnancy rates
- CORRECTION: Bowel disease flare-ups raise risk of blood clots
- CORRECTION: Mixed-handedness tied to learning problems, ADHD
- CORRECTION: Personalized cancer care the theme of conference
- Cosmetic surgery? Buyer beware, expert says
- Coughing smokers get more antibiotics, to no avail
- Could a cell phone protect you from Alzheimer's?
- Could antioxidants raise diabetes risk?
- Could germs be making you fat?
- Could parents do more to stop UK's booze culture?
- Could smoking pot cut risk of head, neck cancer?
- Could Vioxx cousin prevent religious fast headache?
- Could vision problems be linked to earlier death?
- Counseling helps moms-to-be with abusive partner
- Couples often differ in grief after baby loss
- CPAP fails to curb arousals in some apnea patients
- CPAP therapy has benefits after heart surgery
- Cracking down on TV fake medical experts
- C-reactive protein no cause of heart trouble-study
- Create food safety agency outside FDA: lawmaker
- Creatine helps restore damaged muscles
- Crestor cuts risk of vein clots by 43 pct: study
- C-section may raise kids' asthma risk: study
- CT scan may give patients high radiation dose
- CT scans may predict survival in colorectal cancer
- CT screening has little effect on smoking habits
- Cured meats tied to childhood leukemia risk
- Cut back on carbs to feel fuller longer: study
- Cut out soda to fight childhood obesity
- Cutting caffeine won't quiet ringing in the ears
- Cutting city traffic may improve kids' lung health
- Cutting out sugary drinks helps weight loss
- Cutting salt could save U.S. billions of dollars
- Dad's age not a big player in child's autism risk
- Dad's mental health affects children too
- Daily drinking may raise risk of several cancers
- Daily glucose testing may lower macrosomia risk
- Daily pill helped cure osteoporosis in mice, rats
- Dangerous low blood sugar linked to sex drugs
- 'DASH' diet may prevent kidney stones
- Daylight savings tied to work injury risk
- Daytime sleepiness predicts death in the elderly
- Deadly cholera epidemic "mushrooming" in Zimbabwe: WHO
- Deadly MRSA can survive for months on toys
- Deadly new flu breaks out in Mexico, U.S.
- Deadly pneumonia caused by super-bugs on rise
- Deafness after mumps more common than thought
- Decline in HRT use tied to fewer heart attacks
- Declines in US breast cancer rates not uniform
- Deep brain stimulation can improve sense of smell
- Deep sedation helps doctors find more polyps: study
- Delirium may hasten Alzheimer's decline
- Delivery mode not altered by pregnancy exercise
- Dementia big threat for elderly in poorer nations
- Dementia drugs may raise fainting risk
- Democrats press for HMO fees to fund health reform
- Democrats target insurers ahead of health summit
- Denim may thwart rattlesnake venom
- Denmark reports first case Tamiflu-resistant H1N1
- Dense breasts found in many older women, too
- Depressed teens worry about family reaction: study
- Depressed youth have more sex partners: study
- Depression common in diabetic adults
- Depression hard on the bones: study
- Depression in arthritis patients often untreated
- Depression in heart patients ups heart failure risk
- Depression is a family matter: report
- Depression linked with mental decline in older men
- Depression may indicate early Parkinson's disease
- Depression no bar to Medicare drug plan enrollment
- Depression risk increased among cancer patients
- Depression tied to build-up of hidden belly fat
- Depression, anxiety major factors in neck pain
- Depression, peers top influences on youth violence
- Despite law, drug safety still a concern at FDA
- Desvenlafaxine useful for vasomotor symptoms of menopause
- Detergent exposure hard on workers' lungs: studies
- Device helps ease severe asthma without drugs
- Device proves option to warfarin in stroke study
- Devices for pelvic disorder often have side effects
- DHEA ovules, estrogen gel ease menopause symptoms
- Diabetes drug kept breast tumors away in mice
- Diabetes drug shows promise in multiple sclerosis
- Diabetes drug stinks, doctors find
- Diabetes drugs alone do not ease key heart risk
- Diabetes fundamentally a lifestyle disease: expert
- Diabetes helps explain obesity-birth defect link
- Diabetes itself doesn't up risk of depression
- Diabetes often affects women's sex-life
- Diabetes on the rise among older Mexican Americans
- Diabetes personal trainer helpful in teenagers
- Diabetes slows some aspects of mental function
- Diabetes ups risk of abnormal heart rhythm
- Diabetes ups risk of dementia for mildly impaired
- Diabetes ups TB risk in children and adolescents
- Diabetes-related stress may affect blood sugar
- Diabetic kids may focus too much on carb counting
- Diabetic pregnant women at risk for depression
- Diabetic women get fewer Pap smears, mammograms
- Diabetics can choose their energy-restricted diets
- Diabetics may need more calcium with their fiber
- Diet can increase risk of kidney cancer
- Diet change cuts diabetes risk in Latino teens
- Diet changes improve older adults' cholesterol too
- Diet changes improve older adults' cholesterol too
- Diet may lower breast cancer risk before menopause
- Diet may make a difference in prostate cancer
- Diet pattern linked to higher diabetes risk
- Diet soda linked to higher diabetes risk
- Dietary estrogens have little effect on cancer risk
- Digital mammography finds more breast cancers
- Diluted bleach baths help kids with eczema
- Dirty air makes for wheezy kids: study
- Dirty air may raise pneumonia risk: study
- Discounts may fuel the purchase of healthier foods
- Distracted driving is a killer: US study
- Do it for Fido: smokers may quit to help a pet
- Do multivitamins curb kids' allergy risk?
- Do needle-exchange programs really work?
- Do sugary drinks really fuel weight gain?
- Do vitamin A supplements hamper childhood vaccines?
- Do you drool too much? Study says consider surgery
- Docs can sway parents' attitudes to vaccination
- Docs skeptical of transplant practices in China
- Docs, nurses use and recommend diet supplements
- Doctors fail to cut cholesterol enough, says study
- Doctors show unconscious bias toward blacks: study
- Doctors test new way to regulate warfarin dose
- Doctors' views on treatment futility often doubted
- Does air conditioning blunt pollution's ill effects?
- Does estrogen help women survive colon cancer?
- Does happiness make for a healthy heart?
- Does junk food at non-food stores in US add pounds?
- Dog-bite injuries in children peak in warm weather
- Dosing errors common with medicine measuring cups
- Double transplant seen best for diabetics
- Doubt cast on worth of heart disease gene testing
- Doubts on suicide-anti-smoking drug Chantix link
- Douching ups sexually transmitted infection risk
- Down's syndrome reveals one key to fighting cancer
- Downward mobility tied to depression in immigrants
- Drink warm water to ease effects of colon probes?
- Drinkers "zone out," but may not know it
- Drinking may not worsen bipolar symptoms
- Drinking shows little effect on stroke outcome
- Drinking to up mood tied to alcoholism, depression
- Drinking while down may signal teen suicide risk
- Driving a challenge for Parkinson's patients
- Drop in air pollution increases life expectancy
- Drop in smoking cuts cancer deaths in Europe
- Drops, not pills, best for swimmer's ear
- Drug abuse underlies schizophrenia tie to violence
- Drug ads may not alter most cancer patients' care
- Drug combo cuts kidney problems in diabetics
- Drug combo cuts pancreatic tumour size
- Drug combo helps with repeat cancers in women
- Drug compound kills breast cancer stem cells
- Drug curbs severe facial pain: study
- Drug deals cost US consumers $3.5 bln a year: FTC
- Drug helps lung cancer patients live longer
- Drug helps pregnant drug users to stop smoking
- Drug keeps lung cancer from worsening: study
- Drug resistant tuberculosis is a "time bomb": WHO
- Drug seen useful in preventing diabetes: study
- Drug sequence does not up breast cancer survival
- Drug treatment for swine flu getting to kids faster
- Drug use key question in Michael Jackson's sudden death
- Drugmaker issues warning on antidepressant Norpramin
- Drugmakers agree on landmark vaccines deal for poor
- Drug-resistant bacteria may come home from hospital
- Drug-resistant infection triples in US hospitals
- Drug-resistant influenza becoming a trickier target
- Drugs can help symptoms of borderline personality
- Drugs expose many premature babies to chemicals
- Drugs for depression, anxiety tied to preterm birth
- Drugs not advised to prevent ear infection
- Drugs to prevent breast cancer carry heavy risks
- Dual neck-heart artery procedure feasible
- During CPR, more chest compressions save more lives
- Dutch AIDS case shows how virus spreads early
- DVDs for toddlers poorly designed: study
- Ear acupuncture curbs back pain in pregnant women
- Earlier depressive mood linked with preterm birth
- Earlier drinking may mean more drinking problems
- Early antibiotic use unrelated to type 1 diabetes
- Early attention problems impact later academics
- Early daycare may not lower asthma risk
- Early interventions may improve mild forgetfulness
- Early knee motion important for ligament repair
- Early language problems may hinder adult literacy
- Early menstruation linked to heart disease risk
- Early mental health help could thwart bullying
- Early mental health issues linked to suicide in men
- Early prognosis after 'mini-stroke' better in women
- Early telemedicine try didn't cut Medicare costs
- Early therapy improves hand strength in RA patients
- Early, intense therapy cuts type 1 diabetes risks
- Earthquakes stress the heart long-term: study
- Easing job stress may ward off depression
- Easterners, Westerners see emotion differently
- Eat less to fend off weight gain in middle age
- Eat less to remember more, study suggests
- Eating during labor has no ill effects: study
- Eating fish has no effect on abnormal heart rhythm
- Eating on the run may lead to a poor diet
- ECG can help predict black patients' stroke risk
- Economic gloom hits men harder than women: study
- Economic, health worries make 35 the new 40: report
- Economy will drive workout habits in 2010: poll
- 'Ecstasy' may help PTSD victims get better
- Ecstasy users show higher sleep apnea risk
- ED in younger men may foretell heart disease
- Educated family may mean higher eating disorder risk
- Effect of concussion can last for decades
- Effects of ADHD drug last into after-school hours
- Effects of child head injuries can last for years
- Effects of diet on diabetes risk vary by ethnicity
- Egg intake linked to diabetes risk
- Egypt debates transplant law to cut organ trade
- Egypt extends dorm lockdown after H1N1 spreads
- Egypt quarantines 234 in university dorm over H1N1
- Egypt says developing own H1N1 flu vaccine for 2011
- Elder screening finds "hidden" substance misuse
- Elderly especially vulnerable to hypothermia
- Elderly with dementia do not improve with exercise
- Elderly? Check obesity using waist, hips, not BMI
- Elders' blood pressure varies with outdoor temps
- Elders lack knowledge of stroke signs, risk factors
- Electric stimulation may help stroke victims swallow
- Electrical jolt to egg may boost IVF success
- Electrical stimulation may ease labor pain
- Electro-acupuncture shows promise for knee arthritis
- Electronic medical records could spot abuse
- Email program may improve workers' diet, exercise
- Embryonic-like cells repair damaged mouse hearts
- Emotions, support sway exercise post-breast cancer
- EMS delays for cardiac care more likely in women
- EMS improvements boost cardiac arrest survival
- EMS programs improve stroke awareness, short-term
- Ending prostate PSA test safe for most elderly men
- End-of-life care differs by race: study
- Endometriosis associated with periodontal disease
- Enforcing tobacco laws cuts kids' smoking
- Engineered antibodies fight AIDS virus in monkeys
- Enriched gel grows blood vessels in rats: US study
- Enzyme may reduce benefit of cholesterol drugs
- Enzymes link brain injury to Alzheimer's disease
- Epidurals safer than previously thought
- Epilepsy drug should be avoided during pregnancy
- Epileptic drug calms restless legs, improves sleep
- ER docs not following lung-clot guidelines
- Errors spike as teaching hospitals get going
- Estrogen tied to restless legs during pregnancy
- Ethnically dense neighborhood good for health
- EU agency urges ban on diet drug
- EU scientific body raises health alarm on MP3s
- EU watchdog calls for withdrawal of old painkiller
- EU/India trade pact could limit cheap drugs - MSF
- Europe aims to reduce cancer deaths by 15 pct by 2020
- Europe prepares for shortages of Genzyme drugs
- Europeans get unequal cancer care -Swedish study
- Europeans spend billions on fake medicines: survey
- Even a little alcohol ups cancer risk in women
- Even legitimate opioid use may cause overdose
- Even low lead levels may be harmful to kids: study
- Even modest fitness may extend lifespan
- Even routine tests can up newborns' pain response
- Even 'safe' ozone levels may be hard on the lungs
- Even third-hand smoke carries carcinogens
- Even when treated, depression costs employers
- Even with fewer risk factors, heavy men die earlier
- Everyone in US should get flu vaccine - experts
- Evidence for acupuncture in impotence is weak
- Excess weight raises pregnancy risks: study
- Excessive meat and dairy may harm sperm quality
- Exercise after age 30 may curb breast cancer risk
- Exercise boosts breast cancer patients' well-being
- Exercise boosts older women's quality of life
- Exercise boosts well-being after breast cancer
- Exercise calms agitation associated with dementia
- Exercise can benefit men with prostate cancer
- Exercise eases fatigue in cancer patients on chemo
- Exercise improves young men's heart regulation
- Exercise makes big difference for heart failure
- Exercise matters long after cancer diagnosis
- Exercise may boost lung cancer survivors' well-being
- Exercise may lower teens' risk of type 2 diabetes
- Exercise may not boost obese teens' metabolism
- Exercise may prevent incontinence from prostate surgery
- Exercise protects and improves the aging brain
- Exercise test predicts heart problems in diabetics
- Exercise therapy best way to treat groin pain
- Exercise, cutting cholesterol help fix fatty liver
- Exercise, green tea may lessen breast cancer blues
- Exercises may reduce severity of sleep apnea
- Exercising the mind could hold off dementia
- Expanding waist worsens kids' sleep apnea
- Experience key in prenatal tests' miscarriage risk
- Experiment seeks blood test for breast cancer
- Experimental drug kills breast cancer stem cells
- Experimental drug works in resistant tuberculosis
- Experimental vaccine works against Chikungunya
- Experts find gene trigger for deadly skin cancer
- Experts identify genes linked to chronic diseases
- Experts identify key triggers in malaria vaccine hunt
- Experts promote baldness drug for prostate cancer
- Experts promote baldness drug for prostate cancer
- Experts question study's asthma drug safety claim
- Experts recommend fine-tuning of HIV treatment
- Experts say 40 percent of cancers could be prevented
- Experts say develop eggs using stem cells from mice
- Experts study thriving HIV "controllers" in vaccine search
- Experts urge overhaul of health privacy rules
- Experts urge screening for obesity in kids
- Experts warn of cancer linked to certain herbs
- Exposure to antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy linked to adverse outcomes
- Ex-smokers on their own in fending off a relapse
- Extra calcium won't cut men's cholesterol levels
- Extremely premature babies show higher autism risk
- Eye study shows how deadly form of malaria kills
- Eyesight key in seniors' decision to quit driving
- Face looking old? Don't blame your genes
- Face masks curb in-home spread of the flu: study
- Facebook page launched to increase organ donation
- Facial pain often severe, but not common
- Facing combat ups depression risk in US troops
- Fake sugar may alter how the body handles real sugar
- Falling U.S. cancer rate saves 650,000 lives
- Family abuse of people with dementia common: study
- Family fat explains some of family diabetes risk
- Family history linked to acne in teens
- Family of sudden death victim may also be at risk
- Family sessions prevent anxiety in at-risk kids
- Family stress may make kids fat: study
- Farmers' pesticides may not raise heart risks
- Farrah Fawcett, 1970s sex symbol, dies aged 62
- Fast-food diners don't check calorie content
- Fat in diet won't affect weight gain over time
- Fatty acids in diet affect ulcerative colitis risk
- Faulty gene may explain sudden deaths in epilepsy
- Favorite snacks don't get boring for obese women
- FDA ad chief says drugmaker warnings double
- FDA allows uncleared uses of flu drugs, tests
- FDA approves new, cheaper female condom
- FDA clears cardio devices on weak research: study
- FDA lists drugs under review for safety issues
- FDA rules out bisphosphonate, thigh fracture link
- FDA says Singulair data do not suggest suicide link
- FDA staff urge more antipsychotic review in kids
- FDA to study safety of drugs taken during pregnancy
- FDA warns against fake online H1N1 remedy claims
- FDA warns Kellogg over contaminated Eggo waffles
- Feeding tubes may be overused in demented patients
- Feeling old and blue? Green tea may help
- Fenofibrate curbs heart disease in diabetics
- Fertility drug may reduce hot flashes
- Fertility problems may not affect kids' coordination
- Few depressed Americans treated appropriately: study
- Few high-risk women in U.S. take breast cancer drug
- Few improvements in pancreatic cancer treatment
- Few major complications after prostate radiation
- Few U.S. hospitals have electronic medical records
- Few U.S. teens need cholesterol-lowering drugs
- Few US studies compare one drug to another: report
- Few women follow pre-pregnancy recommendations
- Fewer Americans following a healthy lifestyle
- Fewer in U.S. get antibiotics for coughs, colds
- Fewer platelets may still protect cancer patients
- Fewer US teens report being sexually active
- Fibrate drug may prevent or delay type 2 diabetes
- Finding it hard to walk? Try walking
- Findings confirm H1N1 flu's toll on pregnant women
- Fire and ambulance recruits often overweight
- First period doesn't boost girls' headaches
- First seizure may fuel thinking trouble in kids
- First-trimester job strain tied to low birthweight
- Fish may not protect against heart failure
- Fish oil may prevent Alzheimer's weight loss
- Fish oil protects against cellular aging
- Fit Holidays: Eat, drink and be merry in moderation
- Fitness may shield the aging brain
- Fitter diabetic men live longer
- Flame retardant may affect fertility: study
- Flexible work tied to some health benefits
- Flomax linked to cataract surgery complications
- Flu causes heart attacks but vaccine protects
- Flu drug shortage may bring back art of pharmacy
- Flu drugs inappropriate for healthy adults: study
- Flu experts gear up for pandemic of vaccine worry
- Flu from animals an ongoing threat - reports
- Flu pandemic may change US flu approach forever
- Flu pandemic remains moderate, easing in areas: WHO
- Flu shot advised for travelers to southern hemisphere
- Flu shots lower risk of flu-like illnesses
- Flu virus cases may rise in southern hemisphere
- Focus on children best way to stop flu bugs: study
- Folate added to food may raise colon cancer risk
- Folate-rich diet cuts women's colon cancer risk
- Folic acid in late pregnancy tied to child asthma
- Folic acid may help prevent fetal heart defects
- Follow-up colonoscopy often misused: studies
- Food security still a problem as hunger rises: FAO
- Food stamp users risk weight gain: study
- Food-borne diseases still plague the US
- Foot reflexology does not enhance ovulation: study
- Foot-long surgical tool left in woman's abdomen
- For a healthy-sized baby, stay active in pregnancy
- For best US healthcare, location matters: study
- For doctors in Haiti, worst is yet to come
- For flu, vaccines better than antiviral drugs
- For heart health: avoid tobacco smoke, pollution
- For less foot pain, pick sneakers over heels
- For low-risk, births, home is as safe as hospital
- For lymphoma, where you get care may affect outcome
- For many in US, health coverage is key to a job
- For obese, vaccine needle size matters
- For some women, trans fats could be deadly
- For some, 3D movies a pain in the head
- For the heavy, economic woes can mean weight gain
- For women on HRT, tenderness may be warning sign
- Forced coughing eases pain during cervical biopsy
- Forget "fad" diets and eat less, say UK experts
- Former inmates prone to high blood pressure: study
- Former preemies may have weak bones
- Fortified juice boosts kids' omega-3 levels
- Fracture risk doubled after obesity surgery
- Fractures up risk of death in older people: study
- France wants to sell millions of surplus flu shots
- French scientists create skin fast from stem cells
- Frequent moves in childhood tied to suicide risk
- Frequent vigorous exercise raises heart risk
- Fresh heroin warning after 2nd London anthrax case
- Frozen donor embryos may often go unused: study
- Fruit extract shows promise as weight-loss aid
- Full active life benefits the aging brain: report
- Fullness cue may go awry in severely obese
- Future of AIDS gels may lie in drugs, experts say
- Gaps in US kids' vaccine coverage shrinking
- Gas appliances may affect kids' brain development
- Gas stoves show small effect on kids' lung function
- Gastric band improves obese teen's metabolic status
- Gastric bypass provides long-term diabetes control
- Gay, bisexual teens at risk for eating disorders
- Gel effective for women with overactive bladder
- Gender affects outcome of heart valve surgery
- Gender disparities seen in EMS care for chest pain
- Gene affects pregnant women's smoking habits
- Gene changes impact smokers' lung disease risk
- Gene clue may explain breast cancer drug response
- Gene explains breast cancer chemotherapy outcomes
- Gene in metabolic disorder linked to Parkinson's
- Gene links to celiac disease may help drug search
- Gene may pinpoint most aggressive prostate cancer
- Gene predicts response to hepatitis C drugs: study
- Gene testing doesn't help predict heart disease
- Gene therapy promising for rheumatoid arthritis
- Generic drugmakers criticize US health plan rebates
- Genes in mother, baby raise risk of preterm birth
- Genes may protect some people from TB
- Genes predict response to leukemia treatment
- Genes, environment play role in kids' sleep apnea
- Genetic factors key to prostate cancer death risk
- Genetic gift from mom, genetic burden from dad
- Genetic test for breast cancer drug often lacking
- Genital cutting not tied to childbirth complication
- German scientists develop fast-acting germ killer
- Germany: Colonoscopy prevents 15,000 cancer cases
- Germy mouths linked to heart attacks, study finds
- Get in step with your fitness personality: expert
- Get junk food out of U.S. schools: PTA, diet group
- Getting fatter in mid-life may worsen hot flashes
- Getting more than just an apple a day
- Ginkgo extract doesn't slow cognitive decline-study
- Ginkgo no help for heart, but may aid leg arteries
- Girls react more to peer judgment as they age
- Give your kidneys a break: lose some weight
- Giving less painful shot first best for babies
- Glaucoma eye drops can harm kids, experts warn
- Glaucoma medications may reduce risk of death
- Glaxo gets H1N1 vaccine orders from several gov'ts
- Glaxo's Avandia riskier than Takeda drug: study
- Global airlines move to reduce infection risks
- Global healthcare fraud costs put at $260 billion
- Global immunizations hit record but miss millions
- Global stomach cancer death rates decline
- Goal of eliminating malaria in sight: experts
- Goal setting helps cut type 2 diabetes risk
- Going to work sick risky in the long term
- Good blood pressure control cuts stroke risk
- 'Good' cholesterol less protective with diabetes
- 'Good' cholesterol may guard against MS disability
- 'Good' dietary fats trim body fat in diabetic women
- Good heart care possible at non-ranked hospitals
- Good relationship de-stresses infertility therapy
- Got a pet tarantula? Better protect your eyes
- Grafts made from patients' cells show promise
- Greater education may mean lower heart attack risk
- 'Green spaces' tied to better health
- Green tea ingredient may fight incurable leukemia
- Green tea linked to less stomach cancer in women
- Green tea may block activity of common cancer drug
- Green tea may curb risk of some cancers
- Green tea may cut the risk of dying from pneumonia
- Green tea may help keep gums healthy
- Green tea may slow prostate tumor growth
- Group recommends baseline prostate testing at 40
- Group says 5.3 million in U.S. have Alzheimer's
- Group therapy prevents depression in at-risk teens
- Group to start project to cut indoor fuel burning
- Growth hormone has benefits after obesity surgery
- Growth hormone slows age-related loss of strength
- Growth hormone stimulator may combat frailty
- Growth hormone therapy more common in boys
- 'Guided imagery' eases kids' stomach aches
- Gum care smart, but it won't curb preterm delivery
- Gum disease linked to head and neck cancer
- Gum disease not tied to pregnancy risks
- Gum disease safely treated during pregnancy
- Gym class injuries sending more kids to ER
- H.S. football head impacts greater than in college
- H1N1 flu causes unusual damage to lungs
- H1N1 flu 'serious health threat' to U.S.-report
- H1N1 flu unlikely to mutate into 'superbug'
- H1N1 flu worrying due to its unpredictability: WHO
- H1N1 pandemic spreading too fast to count: WHO
- H1N1 spreading in some areas but declining overall
- H1N1 vaccinations pose U.S. public health challenge
- Habits explain poor women's worse cancer outcome
- Had a stroke? The elderly may not know, or remember
- Half of teen girls have STIs by 2 years of first sex
- Half of U.S. should get H1N1 vaccination: officials
- Half of world's ICU patients have infections: study
- Hand-washing, face masks may halt flu transmission
- Hangover impairs judgment in young adults
- Harder for heavy moms to see child's weight status
- Harmful effects of obesity start early
- Have acute pancreatitis? Go to a big hospital
- Having baby at home seen as safe option
- Headaches in kids may resolve over time
- Health care cost burden for obese getting heavier
- Health care less affordable for insured Americans
- Health emergencies spike as air pollution worsens
- Health experts warn of stroke "crisis" in Europe
- Health group blasts inaction on tobacco control
- Health impacts from 2001 U.S. attacks linger: study
- Health industry spells out cost saving to Obama
- Health spending to get bigger share of economy
- Health workers not protecting themselves from flu
- Health workers often decline TB treatment
- Health worries may keep aging adults on the couch
- Health worse for older domestic violence victims
- Healthcare reform is top US priority - Sebelius
- Healthcare vote is good news for Obama
- Healthy diet may benefit women's mental health
- Healthy diet may boost men's fertility
- Healthy diet may protect aging eyes: study
- Healthy diet, exercise ward off deep belly fat
- Healthy habits prevent breast cancer: study
- 'Healthy immigrant effect' extends to stroke risk
- Healthy items on menu make unhealthy picks easier
- Healthy lifestyle benefits those with diabetes
- 'Healthy' neighborhoods cut type 2 diabetes risk
- Healthy school lunch efforts face daunting hurdles
- Heart attack deaths declining for VA patients
- Heart attack deaths fall after Medicare guidelines
- Heart care in rural hospitals matches urban ones
- Heart dangers seen in very young obese children
- Heart disease deaths down significantly in Canada
- Heart disease link to prenatal flu exposure
- Heart disease risk persists in Hodgkin's survivors
- Heart disease risk tied to mom's number of births
- Heart failure tied to impaired thinking
- Heart group draws hard line on sugar intake
- Heart patients should avoid energy drinks: study
- Heart patients told to walk farther, more often
- Heart patients worry about health costs
- Heart problem may predict early death after stroke
- Heart procedure beats drugs for irregular heartbeat
- Heart rate rise before exercise test telling: study
- Heart risk begins in excess body weight range
- Heart risk lower in Spanish men who drink
- Heart safety guidelines set for methadone therapy
- Heart treatment guidelines often not followed
- Heartburn drug not much help for asthma
- Heartburn drugs may raise risk of hip fractures
- Heart-healthy diet may help ward off diabetes
- Heat-acclimatization urged for school athletes
- Heat-treated tumors respond better to chemotherapy
- Heavier boys more likely to hit puberty later
- Heavier kids tend to underestimate their size
- Heavy alcohol use increases pancreatic cancer risk
- Heavy drinking may boost prostate cancer risk
- Heavy kids may suffer back pain, spinal disc woes
- Heavy pot smoking may trigger psychosis: study
- Heavy teens at risk for sleep apnea
- Heavy youngsters at risk for asthma symptoms
- Helmets cut risk of ski, snowboard head injuries
- Hepatitis C drug fights virus in new way
- Hepatitis C ups liver cancer risk, study confirms
- Herb helps fight drug-resistant microbe
- Herbal supplements may raise blood lead levels
- Herbal use common among pregnant women in U.S.
- Herceptin improves stomach cancer survival: study
- Hidden phosphorus in fast food a concern: study
- High blood lead levels linked to heart deaths
- High blood pressure in pregnancy a heart risk
- High blood pressure in US a 'neglected disease'
- High blood pressure linked to early memory problems
- High blood pressure linked to memory woes
- High levels of lead in bone hard on the heart
- High strain, low strength up knee arthritis risk
- High stroke rate seen in Iran
- High success rate with multiple ART cycles
- High tech healthcare isn't foolproof: study
- High triglycerides common in United States: CDC
- High urate levels may ward off Parkinson's disease
- High uric acid raises risk of death in adults
- High vitamin D levels, lower colon cancer risk?
- High-dose vitamin C may boost women's cataract risk
- Higher blood lead boosts depression, panic risk
- Higher folate levels linked to lower allergy risk
- Higher lung cancer risk in eastern China: study
- Higher stroke, heart disease risks for A-bomb survivors
- Higher US speed limit linked to 12,500 more deaths
- High-fat diet may impair cognition in diabetics
- High-fiber diet linked to lower lung disease risk
- High-fiber diets may reduce calcium in diabetics
- Hip fracture rates have dropped, Canada study finds
- Hip, back fractures raise risk of death: study
- Hispanic kids fare well with liver transplants
- Hispanics often treated by lower quality surgeons
- HIV as risky for heart as smoking or diabetes
- HIV may be increasing in virulence
- HIV testing in US often performed late
- HIV treatment should start earlier: experts
- HIV-infected women often skip Pap tests: study
- HIV-positive men can safely have children
- Home abortion drug use effective, safe for most
- Home computers are growing source of injuries
- Home renovation may expose kids to lead: CDC
- Home teeth whiteners may weaken enamel
- Hormonal contraception ups clot risk in blacks
- Hormone drugs dangerous for some prostate patients
- Hormone linked to depression after pregnancy
- Hormone replacement therapy tied to mental benefits
- Hormone replacement tied to lower colon cancer risk
- Hormone replacement won't prevent physical decline
- Hormone therapy lifts lung cancer death risk: study
- Hormone therapy linked to brain shrinkage
- Hormone therapy lowers colon cancer risk
- Hormone therapy ups prostate cancer survival
- Hormone tied to death in men with heart failure
- Horse stem-cell technique to be tested in people
- Hospital cancer care worse when whites are scarce
- Hospital cleaning fluids may pose health risk
- Hospital counseling helps heart patients quit smoking
- Hospital disinfectants raise nurses' asthma risk
- Hospital stays for uninsured increased by one third
- Hospitals cut one source of MRSA infection - study
- Hot flashes signal thinner bones for menopausal women
- House moves closer to healthcare public option
- Housework may help health by cutting couch time
- Housing program cuts costs for homeless alcoholics
- Housing the sick and homeless seen as a "win-win"
- How catching up on sleep helps the brain: study
- How teen girl soccer players can sidestep knee woes
- HPV shot too costly for the Netherlands: study
- HRT given to protect heart, despite lack of proof
- Huge amounts of cola can cause muscle problems
- Huge variation in salt content of processed food
- Human Genome starts shipping new anthrax drug
- Humans grow new heart cells throughout life: study
- Humira stops bone loss with rheumatoid arthritis
- Hydroxycut linked to other cases of liver damage
- Hydroxycut products recalled after 1 death: FDA
- Hyperbaric treatment shows promise for autism
- Hypothyroidism linked to liver cancer in women
- Hysterectomies following cesareans are "not rare"
- Hysterectomy for bleeding may cause urinary woes
- Hysterectomy plus ovary removal possibly harmful
- Ibuprofen best for kids' pain after arm fracture
- Ibuprofen or Tylenol with codeine for broken arms?
- ICU room assignment can affect survival
- If you smoke, watch out for low back pain
- If you're 70 and overweight, you may live longer
- Illness depletes uninsured older adults' finances
- Immune treatment helps chronic pain patients
- Impact of U.S. antidepressant warnings still felt
- Implanted device has benefits in heart failure
- In Chicago, swine flu hit children hardest
- In IVF, frozen embryos may fare better than fresh
- In protecting against flu, face masks rank last-US
- In serious debt? You're also more likely obese
- In women, exercise may keep high pulse in check
- Inactive asthmatics eat up healthcare resources
- Inadequate vitamin D levels common in US children
- Income affects prostate cancer survival
- Increased funds show results in malaria battle: WHO
- Indian ethnicity tied to higher diabetes risk
- Indian eye care group wins top world aid prize
- Inducing labor may lead to more C-sections
- Industry crackdown on salt could save U.S. billions
- Infant suffocation rates quadruple, study finds
- Infant swimming tied to lung infection, asthma
- Infections may speed Alzheimer's memory loss
- Infertile men at higher risk for testicular cancer
- Influenza may trigger Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Inhaled measles vaccine closer to reality
- Inhaled steroids: more harm than good in COPD?
- Inhalers may raise risk of asthma in some children
- Injectable contraceptive tied to weight gain
- Injured Marines at risk for abnormal bone growth
- Injury risk 'very low' for youngest soccer players
- Inside a U.S. healthcare "island of excellence"
- Insomnia boosts short sleepers' hypertension risk
- Insomnia may alter "hunger hormone"
- Institute sees more Americans losing insurance
- Insufficient sleep lowers resistance to common cold
- Insulin protects brain from Alzheimer's: US study
- Insurance tied to survival odds in head/neck cancers
- Insured immigrants spend less on health: study
- Insurers want coverage mandate for Americans
- Intense exercise may curb cancer deaths in men
- Intense exercise may lower your blood count
- Intense social discussion may cause teens anxiety
- Intensive insulin therapy improves infant survival
- Intentional weight cycling isn't harmful to health
- Internet "addiction" may fuel teen aggression
- Internet games influence kids' snack choices
- Internet program helps some sleep better
- Interruptions in HIV therapy common in ex-inmates
- IQ may help explain disparities in heart disease
- Iraq cabinet approves draft law to protect doctors
- Iraq sees alarming rise in cancers, deformed babies
- Iraq signs contracts for 10 hospitals
- Iraq/Afghanistan deployment tied to respiratory woes
- Iron pills don't raise malaria risk in kids
- Is common vaginal infection sexually transmitted?
- Is high cholesterol good for some heart patients?
- Is it safe to treat glaucoma in pregnant women?
- Is newer prostate surgery really better than the old?
- Is swimming pool chlorine fueling the allergy epidemic?
- Is the pill less effective in heavy women?
- Is there really a skin cancer epidemic?
- Itching to stop smoking? Scientists may know why
- Itchy skin can be psychologically stressful
- It's true: Humidity, rain linked to kids' headaches
- IVF babies do fine, but their moms may be at risk
- IVF less successful for Asian Americans: study
- IVF websites often mum on embryo gene test risks
- IVF with donor eggs less successful in black women
- J&J expands recall of Tylenol arthritis caplets
- J&J recalls some infant's, children's Tylenol lots
- Jaw-holding device, surgery reduce apnea severity
- Jehovah's witnesses death risk high in childbirth
- Jehovah's Witnesses have maternal death rate
- Job conditions tied to pregnancy outcomes
- Job injuries worse after Daylight Saving shift
- Job stress may raise diabetes risk in women
- Joint replacement avoided in very obese patients
- Joint replacement need to exceed surgeon supply
- Judge refuses to dismiss Fosamax case, sets trial
- Junk food gets spotlight in many movies: study
- Junk food reigns in ads on Web sites for kids
- Jurors weigh jaw risk of osteoporosis drug Fosamax
- Jury out on benefit of infant vaccine combo
- Jury's out on best way to clean dentures
- Jury's still out on green tea for preventing cancer
- Kansas abortion clinic won't reopen after murder
- Katrina brought out best in hospital, profits fell
- Katrina led to missed kidney dialysis sessions
- Kava extract may safely treat anxiety: study
- Keep cholesterol in check to ward off dementia
- Keeping blood sugar in check good for the heart
- Keeping the aging mind active cuts dementia risk
- Kefir won't stop diarrhea in many kids
- Kegel exercises do not hinder labor and delivery
- Kevin Smith fuels row over "fat" plane passengers
- Keyhole kidney surgery OK for eldest elderly
- Keys to staying sharp in old age revealed
- Kicking the habit in pregnancy better for babies
- Kidney cancer proves more complicated than thought
- Kidney donation appears safe in long term
- Kidney stones seen on the increase in kids
- Kids a possibility for girls with Turner syndrome
- Kids at increasing risk from tipping TVs, furniture
- Kids' baseball injuries declining
- Kids born via IVF mostly faring well into adulthood
- Kids' chronic headaches often improve with time
- Kids like veggie choices, but may not eat them
- Kids' mental problems often unaddressed: US survey
- Kids most in need least likely to take vitamins
- Kids of bipolar parents at risk for mental woes
- Kids of deployed soldiers show psychological effects
- Kids outgrow growing pains: study
- Kids problems related to drinking in pregnancy
- Kids seem to have an activity "set-point"
- Kids' self-control affects future overweight risk
- Kids should get moving to avoid obesity
- Kids' sleep issues may affect mental ability later
- Kids' tummy bugs tied to irritable bowels
- Kids TV time linked to asthma later in childhood
- Kids up to age 12 at risk of car-crash spine injury
- Kids' weight a factor in hospital admission
- Kids who die from cold meds often very young
- Kids who have survived cancer can tolerate Ritalin
- Kids with arthritis at risk for fractures: study
- Kids with arthritis benefit from early treatment
- Kids with asthma may not miss more school
- Kids with heart defects may face future problems
- King Nut recalls salmonella-tainted peanut butter
- Knee realignment surgery lets athletes stay active
- Knee surgery can disrupt kids' school performance
- Lack of patients KOs many cancer clinical trials
- Lack of sleep a headache for moms-to-be
- Lack of sleep may play role in Alzheimer's: study
- Lack of sun may dim depressed people's thinking
- Lack of 'team spirit' at work tied to depression
- Large waist hard on the lungs: study
- Large waist may boost heart failure risk
- Larger hips may protect against diabetes
- Laser acupuncture fails to ease menopausal woes
- LASIK ads must warn consumers of risks: FDA
- Lasting marriage linked to better health
- Late childbearing may mean longer family lifespan
- Late-life weight gain boosts disability risk
- Late-night snacks could pack on the pounds
- Later-to-bed teens risk sadness, suicidal thoughts
- Latino kids at greater risk for obesity
- Laws ineffective in curbing cannabis use: experts
- Lay health workers boost cancer screening rates
- Lead damages child kidneys, even low levels: study
- Lead-laden paint still widely sold around the world
- Learning disabled may engage in unsafe sex: survey
- Lengthy international travel tied to health problems
- Lengthy travel may not increase blood clot risk
- Less sleep for kids may mean higher blood sugar
- Lessons from the cockpit may boost patient safety
- Let sunshine in to fight tuberculosis, WHO says
- Leukemia risk seen with MS drug mitoxantrone
- Lexapro helped preserve brain function after stroke
- Life dissatisfaction may stem from bad sleep
- Life may be shorter in poorer neighborhoods
- Lifelong poverty increases heart disease risks
- Lifestyle changes benefit overweight kids
- Lifestyle shift would cut colon cancer rates
- Lifetime exercise may cut breast cancer death risk
- Lifting weights may not boost muscle mass after 80
- Light anesthesia linked with awareness in surgery
- Limiting allergy triggers may cut kids' asthma risk
- Little lymphoma risk seen with new arthritis drugs
- Little physical harm to non-residents from WTC dust
- Littlest couch potatoes face mental health risks
- Live kidney donors do not die sooner: study
- Liver transplant risky in the very thin or very fat
- Living near big power line may up Alzheimer's risk
- Living with a smoker hard on tiny infants
- Location not a factor in kidney transplantation
- Locations of internal organs a mystery to many
- Loneliness tied to poorer health in old age
- Lonely rats more prone to breast cancer
- Long daycare hours may have lasting effects
- Long flights may carry hidden health risks
- Long-distance runners reduce vision-loss risk
- Longer breastfeeding good for kids' mental health
- Longer fertility may cut Parkinson's risk in women
- Longer nicotine-patch therapy may extend abstinence
- Longer paid leaves promote breastfeeding success
- Longer time to conceive may up risks for mom, baby
- Longer treatment seen better for severe PMS
- Long-haul travel confirmed as blood-clot risk
- Long-term folate use cuts preterm delivery risk
- Long-used, little-studied laxative safe, effective
- Losing a few pounds helps very obese kids' health
- Losing weight improves sleep apnea: study
- Loss of height linked to breathlessness in elderly
- Lots of soy may lower breathing problem risks
- Low birth weight may affect adult lung health
- Low birthweight rate not due to fertility therapy
- Low blood count ups death risk in elderly people
- Low blood sugar may impair diabetics' driving
- Low income linked to poorer breast cancer survival
- Low IQ among top heart health risks, study finds
- Low oxygen level prostate tumors often recurrent
- Low selenium tied to throat, stomach cancers
- Low stomach acid may weaken bones
- Low vitamin D levels may impair thinking
- Low vitamin D may be deadly for older adults
- Low vitamin D may make kids' asthma worse
- Low vitamin D tied to higher body fat in women
- Low vitamin D tied to infection during pregnancy
- Low-carb beats low-fat for heart risk factors
- Low-carb diet best for lowering blood pressure
- Low-carb diet improves cholesterol levels
- Low-dose estrogen may help if breast cancer recurs
- Lower cancer risk seen with multiple sclerosis
- Lower drinking age tied to pregnancy complications
- Lower IQ in young adults tied to earlier death
- Low-fat, high-fiber diet good for the colon
- Low-fat, vegetarian diet slows PSA doubling time
- Lunchtime coffee break best for fighting diabetes
- Lung patients benefit from nutrition advice
- Lupus linked to depression and anxiety disorders
- Lyme disease may trigger rare eye condition
- Maggots no wonder cure for festering wounds
- Magnesium sulfate can lower risk of cerebral palsy
- Magnesium useful for newborns with low oxygen
- Malaria drugs may help patients with lupus
- Males more physically active at all ages
- Malnutrition may be common among older adults
- Mammogram radiation may put some women at risk
- Mammograms may be overused in women with dementia
- Mammograms may harm young BRCA mutation carriers
- Mandatory tests cut alcohol-related truck crashes
- Many antipsychotic users not getting needed tests
- Many at risk for testicular cancer skip self-exams
- Many children 'hear voices'; most aren't bothered
- Many children with asthma may watch too much TV
- Many diabetics may doubt benefits of medication
- Many doctors feel negatively about obese patients
- Many dying patients don't discuss hospice with doc
- Many dying vets unaware of end-of-life benefits
- Many early deaths among blacks seen avoidable
- Many elderly feel dizzy, but physical activity helps
- Many expect organ cloning could be routine by 2020
- Many facing home foreclosure may have depression
- Many get extra radiation from needless CT scans
- Many glaucoma patients don't adhere to treatment
- Many health workers won't take swine flu vaccine
- Many obese and diabetic women neglect contraception
- Many overweight youngsters underestimate weight
- Many parents lack confidence in changing behavior
- Many people suffer from overactive bladder: study
- Many pregnant women take drugs harmful to baby
- Many prostate cancers caught by screening won't kill
- Many prostate cancers don't need radical therapy
- Many teens share prescription drugs: study
- Many teens wired, caffeinated well past bedtime
- Many U.S. inmates sick, access to care poor -study
- Many US middle school kids physically unfit: study
- Many women keep having, enjoying sex as they age
- Many women with HIV report hazardous drinking
- Many young MP3 users at risk of hearing loss
- Marching in the band as tough as playing sports
- Marijuana may raise testicular cancer risk: study
- Marijuana plus cigarettes boosts lung disease risk
- Marijuana use unlikely to boost suicide risk
- Marine fatty acids may cut rates of heart failure
- Marriage wards off blues, just don't end it
- Marrow transplant cures adult sickle cell disease
- Masks, hand sanitizer help halt flu spread
- Massachusetts vote could threaten US health reform
- Mastectomy can safely spare nipple for some women
- May take a year to conquer H1N1 flu pandemic: WHO
- Mayo Clinic diet book promotes healthy weight loss
- Measles deaths drop by 78 pct but resurgence feared
- Meat intake/prep not linked to breast cancer
- Meat, dairy and breast cancer: new findings
- Medicaid coverage no barrier to mammography access
- Medical bills underlie 60 pct of US bankrupts-study
- Medical errors still common in US hospitals
- Medical journal retracts autism paper 12 years on
- Medical researchers face conflicts of interest
- Medical societies push standards for robotic surgery
- Medical therapy best for older heart attacks
- Medical therapy has benefits in neck artery disease
- Medicare cuts damage cancer care, group finds
- Medicare dialysis pay change seen hitting blacks
- Medicare drug benefit gets good marks
- Medication fears lead to worse side effects
- Meditation classes offer tranquility for kids
- Mediterranean diet good for the heart
- Mediterranean diet may help prevent spina bifida
- Mediterranean diet may protect the brain
- Mediterranean diet protects against stomach cancer
- Mediterranean diet tops low-fat diet for diabetics
- Mediterranean diet trims the wallet
- Medivation prostate drug shows promise: study
- Medtecs boosts face mask output on flu fears
- Melamine in milk linked to kidney disease in children
- Melanoma risk higher in Parkinson's patients
- Melatonin eases post-op distress in kids: study
- Melatonin helps autistic children get to sleep
- Memory of childbirth pain varies by experience
- Men more likely than women to die after pneumonia
- Men often not told of prostate cancer risks: study
- Men who binge drink boost their stroke risk
- Men who eat soy may have lower lung cancer risk
- Men who stay trim less apt to get prostate cancer
- Men with livelier, more plentiful sperm live longer
- Men with rare gender disorder can still have kids
- Meningitis outbreak kills 246 in Burkina Faso
- Meniscus tears increase knee osteoarthritis risk
- Menopause drug Livial ups breast cancer return risk
- Menopause symptoms don't respond to herbal therapy
- Menopause transition linked to learning difficulties
- Men's sex lives may suffer on hepatitis C therapy
- Menstrual migraine pattern may start in adolescence
- Mental decline may shorten life for seniors
- Mental disorders common in self-cutting adolescents
- Mental disorders in China underestimated
- Mental exhaustion makes workouts harder: study
- Mental health problems seen in many U.S. veterans
- Mental illness costs nearly doubled from 1996-2006
- Mental problems common in teen kidney recipients
- Menthol cigarettes may be tougher for some to quit
- Menu labels spur diners to trim calories
- Merck unit held liable in Australian Vioxx case
- Mercury levels similar in autistic, normal kids
- Mere breathing can spread viruses: study
- Messages often muddled in doctor-patient talks
- Metabolic syndrome in heart failure patients deadly
- Metabolic syndrome linked to vascular dementia
- Metabolic syndrome raises risk of stroke: study
- Metformin may help make vaccines work better - study
- Methamphetamine abuse growing among pregnant women
- Methamphetamine tied to abnormal brain development
- Methanol poisoning damage is likely permanent
- Mexican boy first U.S. flu death, more cases reported
- Mexican flu outbreak may be mild - US CDC
- Mexico vows to act responsibly in swine flu crisis
- Mice study gives clue to how breast cancer spreads
- Microwaving beats boiling for cooking most veggies
- Middle age meat eating may protect later abilities
- Migraine drugs don't up birth defect risk: study
- Migraine more common in women with MS
- Migraine ups risk of high BP during pregnancy
- Migraine-free aerobics possible: study
- Migraines and mood disorders may be connected
- Migraines linked to stroke-like brain lesions
- Migraines tied to risks of heart attack, stroke
- Migrant work may harm wives left behind in Mexico
- Mike Tyson's daughter critical after mishap:reports
- Mike Tyson's daughter, 4, dies after accident
- Mild trauma linked to headaches in soldiers
- Milk thistle may limit liver damage from chemo
- Millions with dementia "struggle to get support"
- Minnesota sees increase in Hib cases: report
- Minorities may shun cervical cancer vaccine
- Minority kids less apt to take asthma meds
- Minority patients often lack diabetes knowledge
- Mirtazapine may improve driving depressed patients
- Missed cues may lead to overfed babies
- Mixed-handedness tied to learning problems, ADHD
- Mobile phone use not linked to eye cancer
- Moderate drinking may help build bone density
- Moderate exercise may lower prostate cancer risk
- Mom's anemia may raise schizophrenia risk in offspring
- Mom's antidepressants may delay baby's first steps
- Mom's depression tied to child abuse in some families
- Mom's diet may alter infant's allergies
- Mom's obesity tied to higher infant mortality
- Moms who were spanked more apt to spank their kids
- Mom's, dad's tobacco use influences teens' smoking
- Moms-to-be who smoke risk psychotic kids: study
- 'Mono' linked to chronic fatigue syndrome in teens
- Mood disorders common in polycystic ovary syndrome
- More active kids have easier time falling asleep
- More Americans taking drugs for mental illness
- More Canadians choosing to die at home
- More chest injury deaths in lacrosse than many sports
- More cocaine-overdose deaths seen on hotter days
- More effort needed to curb hepatitis - experts
- More evidence coffee, tea could prevent diabetes
- More evidence links pesticides to Parkinson's
- More evidence that fish is brain food
- More folate linked with less allergic disease
- More fruit, fewer calories urged for US school lunch
- More kids have autism than thought: U.S. study
- More matches, more damage for teen tennis players
- More may not be better for bladder cancer: study
- More men than women die of COPD, study hints
- More MRI machines may mean more back surgeries
- More patient information may not lead to best care
- More peanut products recalled as probe continues
- More people surviving cancer in the UK
- More swine flu vaccine recalled: FDA
- More teen TV time linked to depression: study
- More than 1,000 deaths in past week from H1N1-WHO
- More than 1,500 affected in NY, NJ mumps outbreak
- More than 35 million globally have dementia: report
- More TV, less time for baby's language learning
- More women having a healthy breast removed
- Morning colonoscopy may catch more polyps
- Morning colonoscopy may catch more polyps
- Morning sickness tied to higher child IQ
- Morphine helps wounded avoid post-combat stress
- Mosquito-borne African virus a new threat to West
- Most Britons talk, fret about fitness but do little
- Most depressed teens recover with treatment: study
- Most diabetics falling short on healthy eating
- Most girls and boys resume sports after knee injury
- Most mothers oppose cancer vaccine for daughters
- Most of world exposed to deadly tobacco smoke - WHO
- Most OK with doctor-in-training involved in surgery
- Most patients want cancer prognosis test
- Most stomach symptoms no more likely in autism
- Most successful dieters lose weight on their own
- Most take news of genetic Alzheimer's risk well
- Most U.S. health agency heads replaced before Obama
- Most who die from new H1N1 flu had conditions: CDC
- Most with severe headache avoid emergency care
- Mother jailed for "sickest boy in Britain" fantasy
- Mother's antibodies may contribute to autism
- Mothers' bereavement does not raise autism risk
- Mothers' genes important in preterm birth risk
- Mother's sun exposure may affect kids' bone growth
- Mothers usually share cancer gene test results
- Mothers' views important in HPV vaccination
- Motorcycle deaths rise as gas prices go up
- Mouse study sheds light on obesity gene
- Movie characters sway adolescent smoking
- Movies for kids still depict unsafe behaviors
- Movies spur smoking more than sports teams do
- Moving to U.S. tied to higher cancer risks
- MRSA can be passed to humans from pets
- Multicomponent approach curbs urinary woes in men
- Multi-generational living hard on women's hearts
- Multiple birth ups risk of postpartum depression
- Multiple CT scans raise cancer risk
- 'Multi-taskers' are bad at one thing: multi-tasking
- Multivitamins best for preventing low birth weight
- Multivitamins may not thwart cancer, heart disease
- Mumps cases rising in parts of Europe, experts say
- Muscle and bone deficits seen in kids with Crohn's
- Muscle mass, not fat, makes for stronger bones
- Muscle, bone problems more common in heavy kids
- Music class may benefit kids with cochlear implants
- Music may help preemies calm down, feed better
- Music may soothe newborn infants' pain
- Music, cardiovascular rhythms fall in sync
- Mutations lead to deadly brain tumors: study
- Naltrexone improves smoking quit rates among heavy social drinkers
- Naltrexone promising for treating kleptomania
- Nanoparticle lung damage explained
- Naps linked to psychosocial functioning in toddlers
- Natural leaders may have more children: study
- Neck, back pain tough to treat after longer leave
- Need a heart defibrillator? Call a specialist
- Need antibiotics? No prescription? Go online
- Need for control drives assisted suicide seekers
- Needle injuries often not reported by med students
- Nerve stimulation ineffective for low back pain
- Nerve stimulation may aid dexterity after stroke
- Nerve stimulation may help with bladder control
- Nervous Democrats explore their healthcare options
- Neurologic signs common with fibromyalgia
- New analysis confirms vitamin D bone benefits
- New antipsychotic effective for schizophrenia
- New approach could stop 6 mln African malaria cases
- New breast cancer prevention guideline released
- New CDC guidelines stress quick treatment for H1N1
- New cream disables herpes virus: study
- New drug helps prevent vomiting due to chemo
- New drug rapidly treats depression
- New flu spreads to China, kills third man in U.S.
- New gene test may help you pick your diet - report
- New gene variant linked to autism
- New guidelines back mammograms starting at age 40
- New guidelines for colon cancer screening issued
- New guidelines on prostate cancer urge frank talk
- New heart condition quickly requires transplant
- New inhaled drug protects from flu in single dose
- New institute will study rare diseases
- New malaria vaccine shows promise in children
- New military electronic records to be model for US
- New mom's psychosis risk greatest soon after birth
- New MRI techniques could mean faster scans
- New obesity drug uses old approach for big results
- New optimism on U.S. healthcare, but obstacles remain
- New pill shows promise in hard-to-treat cancers
- New research highlights new way to kill superbugs
- New stem cell method requires a little soak
- New TB vaccine promising
- New technique gives big picture of AIDS gene map
- New technique may improve artificial arms
- New tests could aid early-Alzheimer's diagnosis
- New tool predicts women's outcome in breast cancer
- New treatment for receding gums works long-term
- New U.S. guidelines issued on pregnancy weight gain
- New U.S. stem cell rules loosen some restrictions
- New US rules set parity for mental health care
- New vaccine may reduce infection in unborn babies
- New way found to judge prostate cancer severity
- New WHO guidelines urge phase-out of major HIV drug
- New X-ray approach targets prostate cancer
- New York City leads drive to cut salt intake
- New York restaurants nearly all trans-fat-free
- New York's "Ground Zero" workers reach settlement
- Newer schizophrenia drugs cause heart risks
- Newly unemployed need help to stay insured -- report
- NFL players at risk of high blood pressure
- NHS must tackle cancer survival "lottery"
- Nicotine gum before quitting smoking not helpful
- Nicotine gum may help smokers quit gradually
- Nicotine replacement could help more smokers quit
- Nigeria, key to wiping out polio in Africa, makes gains
- No benefit from tube feeding in advanced dementia
- No benefit seen with special infant formula
- No deal yet as Dems seek more health industry funds
- No drop in US preterm births, 2006 stats show
- No evidence B vitamins protect the heart
- No evidence to raise pandemic alert level - WHO
- No heart risk seen with Pfizer COPD drug: FDA
- No link seen between acetaminophen, birth defects
- No link seen between flu outbreak, schizophrenia
- No link seen between meat and risk of brain cancer
- No long-term cancer risk seen with breast implants
- No need for pregnant women to fast during labor
- No perfect cure for stomach acid reflux: study
- No stomach for market turmoil? Thank your genes
- No such thing as a perfect health system
- No support for routine pancreatic cancer screening
- No 'weekend effect' seen in trauma cases
- Nobel prize shows need for funding: scientists
- Nonsurgical acid reflux therapies work -US study
- Normal vaccine response possible in kids with HIV
- Nose treatment cuts hospital-acquired infections
- Not enough shut-eye may raise diabetes risk
- Novel tests help predict heart attack risk: study
- Now 2,600 cases of new flu in U.S., CDC says
- Now 4,298 cases of new flu in U.S., CDC says
- NSAIDs for arthritis seem to be okay for the heart
- NSAIDs help some cold symptoms, not others
- NSAIDs may beat acetaminophen for menstrual cramps
- NSAIDs may interfere with prostate cancer diagnosis
- Number of kids in daycare may affect asthma risk
- Number of US preterm, low birth weight babies down
- Nursing, healthy weaning diet may keep kids slim
- Nutrient intake for BP control suboptimal: study
- Obama agenda imperiled by Republican Senate gain
- Obama aide sees public health plan part of reform
- Obama budget cuts funds for 'abstinence-only'
- Obama delays trip for final healthcare push
- Obama does not believe healthcare dead if Dem loses
- Obama faces healthcare insurrection from left flank
- Obama in great health but struggles with smoking
- Obama launches new push for healthcare overhaul
- Obama names New York health chief to head CDC
- Obama prods Congress on healthcare, Senate acts
- Obama said poised to offer more healthcare changes
- Obama says gov't-run health insurance "makes sense"
- Obama says 'time is now' for healthcare reform
- Obama seeks to push healthcare to final vote
- Obama sees Senate healthcare passage by Dec. 25
- Obama signs landmark tobacco legislation into law
- Obama team raises pressure on health insurers
- Obama to make case for big healthcare changes
- Obama urges Americans to get H1N1 vaccine
- Obama urges lawmakers to finish healthcare reform
- Obama urges passage of "historic" climate change bill
- Obama urges spirit of compromise on healthcare
- Obama, Republicans clash at health summit
- Obama: healthcare won't hike middle class taxes
- Obama: Stimulus will be spent quickly, efficiently
- Obama: Time for talk is over on healthcare bill
- Obama's Democrats voice new confidence on healthcare
- Obama's healthcare push on rocky road in Congress
- Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game
- Obama's promised U.S. health care overhaul delayed
- Obama's ratings sink on economy, healthcare
- Obese Americans now outweigh the merely overweight
- Obese children more likely to have allergies: study
- Obese elderly at high risk for chronic pain
- Obese kids more likely to injure legs, ankles, feet
- Obese kids with big bellies at greatest heart risk
- Obesity adds to risk of death after stroke
- Obesity and depression are a two-way street
- Obesity can complicate teen pregnancy
- Obesity clouds pregnancy sonogram picture
- Obesity common in women at risk of breast cancer
- Obesity hits New York's poor neighborhoods hardest
- Obesity hurts recovery after colon cancer surgery
- Obesity in middle age bodes ill for old age
- Obesity linked to higher risk of kidney stones
- Obesity linked to rapid loss of knee cartilage
- Obesity linked with sleep disordered breathing
- Obesity may increase risk of diverticulitis
- Obesity may raise migraine risk, U.S. study finds
- Obesity may raise risk of ovarian cancer
- Obesity may raise risk of restless legs syndrome
- Obesity not apt to affect outcome of knee surgery
- Obesity surgery safe and effective for seniors
- Obesity tied to poorer sperm quality
- Obesity, alcohol, depression interlinked for women
- Obesity, arthritis dog women in later years
- Obesity, early menopause tied to uterine cancer
- Obesity, heavy lifting up risk of pelvic disorder
- Occasional binges may undo alcohol's heart benefits
- Occupation a key factor in men's lung cancer risk
- October flu vaccination to be "a little bumpy"
- Officials: India patent refusals to help treat AIDS
- Offspring weight, heart risks linked to mom's blood sugar
- Oklahoma firm recalls frozen chili beef products
- Older adults more impaired by social drinking
- Older age increases risk of clot in lupus patients
- Older cancer patients want empathy from providers
- Older men with bladder issues at risk of falling
- Older women sleep better than men, but gripe more
- Olympics: trickle-down fitness for the rest of us
- Omega-3-fatty acids may slow macular disease
- Omega-3s cut risk of advanced prostate cancer
- Omega-3s help stave off age-related vision loss
- One in 10 binge-drinkers drive afterward: study
- One in 10 births around world premature, WHO says
- One in seven young Canadians deficient in vitamin C
- One self-help session may reduce problem drinking
- One small kidney can do the job in an adult
- One-fifth of US teens have unhealthy cholesterol
- One-in-thirteen infected in H1N1 flu hot spots
- Online discrimination common, hurtful to teens
- Online feedback helps college drinkers cut down
- Only 10 percent of U.S. adults have low heart risk
- Opioids prescribed more often for substance abusers
- Opioids recommended for elderly with chronic pain
- Optimism may do women's hearts good
- Oral contraceptives linked to asthma risk
- Oral immunotherapy promising for children with milk allergy
- Ordinary flu jab may protect against H1N1
- Organic food is no healthier, study finds
- Osteopathic care may ease late-pregnancy back pain
- Osteoporosis meds may cut breast cancer risk
- Osteoporosis meds may cut breast cancer risk: study
- Osteoporosis-linked fracture rates up dramatically
- Other viruses abound in U.S. flu season, tests show
- Outcomes after heart procedures improving: study
- Outcomes from frozen embryos "reassuring"
- Ovarian tissue transplant may restore fertility
- Ovaries can be saved in some endometrial cancers
- Ovary removal may raise risk of lung cancer
- Over 65? Take lots of vitamin D to prevent a fall
- Over exercising: Too much of a good thing
- Over half of SIDS deaths occur during co-sleeping
- Overeating in the genes for some kids, study says
- Overeating to blame for U.S. obesity epidemic
- Overweight children eat more later in the day
- Overweight friends eat more when they dine together
- Overweight teens show higher suicide risk
- Ovulation induction linked with cancer risk
- Oxygen devices for lung disease show spotty performance
- Ozone exposure tough on kids with asthma
- Ozone exposure ups risk of death from lung disease
- Paced breathing lowers diabetics' blood pressure
- Pager helps caregivers of brain-injured patients
- Pain pills in heart failure patients may be risky: study
- Painkillers do not prevent Alzheimer's dementia
- Pancreatic cancer risk rises with excess weight
- Pandemic flu remains moderate but strikes young: WHO
- Pandemic flu straining Afghan health clinics: WHO
- Panic attacks not tied to post-traumatic stress
- Pap tests don't curb cancer rates in young women
- Paracetamol dampens infant vaccine effect: study
- Parental carb-counting benefits diabetic child
- Parental knowledge of vaccinations important
- Parents' age tied to child's autism risk
- Parents can help toddlers with speech delay
- Parents confused by labels on cold medications
- Parents' diets show little effect on kids' eating
- Parents' education predicts IQ of preterm babies
- Parents' help key to avoiding bullying online
- Parents important in teens' smoking risk
- Parents key to helping teens learn to drive safely
- Parents' mental woes raise teens' migraine risk
- Parents with ailing children are often sick too
- Parkinson's disease and melanoma may be linked
- Parkinson's disease puts bones, joints at risk
- Parkinson's drugs may trigger pathologic behavior
- Partner abuse tied to poor mental health in men
- Past trauma worsens disability from facial pain
- Patent pooling deal to reduce costs of AIDS drugs
- Patient support key to apnea therapy adherence
- Patients may check out against medical advice
- Patients may not get word of abnormal test results
- Pea protein restores kidney function in rats
- Peanut allergies less common than tests suggest
- Peanut allergy linked to worse asthma in kids
- Peanut butter linked to U.S. Salmonella outbreak
- Pelosi says U.S. Congress close to health deal
- Pelosi: no US healthcare bill not a possibility
- Pelvic floor stimulation may curb urinary leaks
- Pelvic symptoms unlikely to mean ovarian cancer
- People with diabetes hit hard by Hurricane Katrina
- People with lupus often have poor sense of smell
- People with schizophrenia rarely kill strangers
- Perceptions key for obesity counseling in blacks
- Perfect sunbed tan could cost you, EU warns
- Perfluorinated chemicals may impair fertility
- Pergolide linked with Parkinson's disease psychosis
- Personality not linked to Parkinson's disease
- Pesticides linked to childhood leukemia risk
- Pet lovers beware: Cats, dogs are tripping hazards
- Pfizer pancreatic cancer drug fails, trial halted
- Pharmacist-led diabetes program shows promise
- Physical activity declines over preschool years
- Physical evidence rare in girls reporting sex abuse
- Physical exercise may ease nocturnal leg movement
- Physical, academic fitness tied at the hip: study
- Physically able stroke patients often sedentary
- Physically active boys are smarter, study hints
- Physicians key in detecting melanomas early
- Pilates: getting to the core of the matter
- Pill camera not as effective as colonoscopy
- Pill shows lasting benefits against hay fever
- Pills as good as steroid shots for tendon problems
- Pilots' radiation exposure may damage genes
- Pistachio recall widens on salmonella fear
- Placebo beats black cohosh for hot flashes
- Placebo effect is in the spine as well as the mind
- Planned c-sections not for preterm pregnancies
- Planning to take a cruise? Better get a check-up
- Plastic surgeons may fall short on hand-washing
- Plastics chemical phthalate may shorten pregnancy
- Plavix gets new U.S. FDA warning
- Poisonings point to holes in supplement oversight
- Police officers may face higher heart disease risk
- Polluted air may give you a headache
- Pollution may contribute to rise in liver disease
- Poor balance a bad sign in Alzheimer's patients
- Poor breast cancer patients skipping hormone pills
- Poor breast cancer prognosis tied to inflammation
- Poor diet and big bellies linked to takeout food
- Poor health prior to combat linked to later PTSD
- Poor infants fare worse despite Canada health care
- Poor nations' teens birth control use inconsistent
- Poor women less likely to get epidurals
- Pope tells Pelosi: Catholics cannot back abortion
- Popular antidepressant interferes with cancer drug
- Positive body image not always a good thing
- Post-concussion follow-up urged for children
- Post-hospital week is stroke danger zone
- Postpartum bleeding a growing problem: study
- Postpartum depression can be caught at infant visits
- Post-retirement jobs benefit health: U.S. study
- Post-traumatic stress common in migraine sufferers
- Post-traumatic stress tied to metabolic syndrome
- Pot smoking during pregnancy may stunt fetal growth
- Potassium cuts kidney stones in kids on "K" diet
- Pot-smokers may take more risks on the road
- Poverty and premature death still firmly linked
- Pre-breast cancer surgery MRI may harm, not help
- Prechewed infant food may transmit AIDS virus
- Pre-conception diabetes control important
- Pre-eclampsia should prompt doctors to induce labor
- Preemies may suffer delayed hearing loss: study
- Pregnancy may delay treatment of breast cancer
- Pregnancy may up diabetes risk factors later
- Pregnancy problems up stroke risk in offspring
- Pregnancy weight gain questioned in obese women
- Premature birth tied to later behavioral problems
- Prenatal flu exposure tied to schizophrenia risk
- Prenatal screening for group B strep working
- Pre-op program fosters long-term smoking cessation
- Pre-op talks help docs and patients accept risks
- Preschool obesity rate stable at 1 in 7: US study
- Preschool thinking skills linked to weight
- Prescription cream treats skin damage from sun
- Prescription painkiller relieves shingles pain
- Pre-surgery sessions boost prostate patients' mood
- Pricey scans have no impact in breast cancer: study
- Primary care plan helps sedentary get, stay active
- Prior ills lead to early heart failure in blacks
- Prior pregnancies may lessen liver cancer risk
- Probiotic nose spray promising for ear trouble
- Probiotics may help irritable bowel
- Probiotics may help ward off postpartum obesity
- Probiotics may prevent colds in children
- Probiotics may reduce skin condition in some kids
- Problem behaviors beset kids with cystic fibrosis
- Problems managing money may foreshadow Alzheimer's
- Professional pesticide use ups risk of nasal woes
- Prognosis excellent in 'broken heart' syndrome
- Program eases trauma of chemotherapy side effects
- Program helps sedentary older women cut pounds
- Program offers free eye care to America's elderly
- Program seen helpful in heart patients: report
- Program shows no effect on patients' question-asking
- Programs curb college drinking problems
- Proper drug-taking would greatly cut heart risks
- Pros and cons with "easier" prostate cancer surgery
- Prostate cancer may cause neglect of other illness
- Prostate cancer screening: More harm than good?
- Prostate cancer therapy hard on bones, heart
- Prostate test 'public health disaster' - discoverer
- Protein in urine may lead to test for appendicitis
- Proteins show promise for ovarian cancer screening
- 'Prudent' diet linked to lower breast cancer risk
- Psoriasis linked to diabetes, hypertension
- Psoriasis linked to strokes and death
- Psoriasis treatment may up cancer risk
- Psychiatric symptoms can be first sign of cancer
- Psychological barriers hobble climate action
- Psychopaths have faulty brain connections, scientists find
- Psychotherapy, guided self-help best for binge eating
- PTSD a risk factor for metabolic syndrome
- PTSD may surface years later for some
- PTSD raises heart disease risk in Iraq war vets
- Public swimming ups risk of gastrointestinal ills
- Quick chlamydia urine test accurate in men
- Quick pep talks help with weight maintenance
- Quick summer sunbaths make for adequate vitamin D
- Quitting smoking after heart attack extends lives
- Quitting smoking causes quick drop in inflammation
- Quitting smoking improves cancer surgery outcomes
- Quitting smoking may up diabetes risk temporarily
- RA patients' take on treatments differ by race
- Rabies vaccine not needed for bats in the bedroom
- Race disparity in deadly cancer remains a mystery
- Race, ethnicity may influence reproductive life
- Racial bias seen in obesity measurement
- Racial disparities for one type of tumor disappear
- Racial disparity seen in stroke-preventing surgery
- Racial gap in colon cancer diagnosis, treatment
- Radiation benefits women with early breast cancer
- Radiation dose less with digital mammograms
- Radiation from CT scans may raise US cancer risks
- Radiation not needed in common childhood cancer
- Radiation overexposure common in many countries
- Radiation risk low with whole-body airport scanners
- Radiotherapy delay ups risk of breast cancer return
- Rape victims have harder time in labor, delivery
- Rate of facial injuries in car crashes down
- Rate of memory decline differs by dementia type
- Rate of severe childhood obesity up sharply in U.S.
- Rates of food sensitivity vary by country
- Rates of preventive mastectomy rising in US
- Rear-facing car seats protect older children
- Reason for farming link to brain cancer unclear
- Recent respiratory infection predicts stroke
- Recession giving U.S. women pause about motherhood
- Recession may be good for your health: study
- Recession pushed 90 million into extreme poverty-UN
- Recession threatens U.S. progress in child well being
- Recommended cholesterol level may be too high
- Recurrent month ulcers suggest celiac disease
- Red and processed meat increases risk of death
- Red Cross says doctors helped CIA "torture"
- Red meat diet tied to early eye problems
- Redheads especially fearful of dental pain
- Reduced-calorie diets promote similar weight loss
- REFILE: Face masks curb in-home spread of the flu: study
- REFILE: Few women follow pre-pregnancy recommendations
- REFILE: Where you live may affect cancer survival
- REFILE: Fertility impaired after childhood cancer
- Reflux surgery no guard against throat cancer
- Refrigerated breast milk keeps integrity for 4 days
- Regular flu vaccine of little help against new strain
- Regular weigh-ins can be healthy for teens
- Relief of postpartum depression helps sex life
- Religiosity not a factor in abortion decisions
- Repeat cesarean linked to increases in intensive care
- Repeat deployments may take a toll on troops' health
- Report calls for action on MP3-related hearing loss
- Report says UK alcohol advertising code is failing
- Report warns of problems with multivitamins
- Report warns on herbal weight-loss products
- Republicans want Democratic healthcare defectors
- Researchers find prostate cancer stem cell
- Researchers find sex-specific lung cancer genes
- Researchers link obesity to birth defects
- Researchers see pattern in PTSD brain activity
- Respiratory virus common in US children: study
- Respiratory woes afflict female wood-workers
- Restless legs syndrome, erectile dysfunction linked?
- Restricting a child's eating may not thwart obesity
- Resuscitation at birth tied to lower IQ later on
- Retail clinics do well treating simple ills: study
- Retail clinics serve wealthier neighborhoods - study
- Retina undamaged by long-term use of impotence drugs
- Reverence for life aids recovery from heart surgery
- Review confirms AIDS vaccine may have worked
- Reviewers urge pulling Avandia from market
- Reviews support acupuncture for chronic headache
- Reward program may improve poor kids' behavior
- Rheumatism treatment may raise risk of shingles
- Riding with smoker may be hazardous to your health
- Rise in cases of 'Valley Fever' seen in California
- Rise in strep infection seen in black newborns
- Risk factors for severe head flattening identified
- Risk of blood clots after surgery higher than thought
- Risk of mad cow disease from farmed fish?
- Risk of progression to dementia overestimated
- Risks of opioids for arthritis outweigh benefits
- Ritalin helps movement problems in ADHD
- Road bumps may trick defibrillators in ambulances
- Robot assistant as good as human in some surgery
- Robot prostate surgery has downsides, needs more data
- Roche no longer selling acne drug Accutane
- Rotating shift work may raise irritable bowel risk
- Routine monitoring not needed with bone drugs
- Routine pre-exercise heart check often not needed
- Rubber bar exercises help relieve tennis elbow
- Russia, once a science powerhouse, loses standing
- Russian vodka drinkers get New Year price headache
- Sad, stressful events may worsen kids' asthma
- Safer CT scan can identify appendicitis
- Safety data from kid drug trials often unpublished
- Safety of midwife-attended home births questioned
- Salami recall increased due to salmonella risk
- Salt may be culprit for uncontrolled blood pressure
- Salt reduction could save 92,000 U.S. lives a year
- Sanofi dismissive of "poor quality" Lantus studies
- Sanofi Pasteur begins dengue vaccine trial in children
- Sanofi says diabetes drug Lantus safe
- Sanofi to donate 100 million flu shots to WHO
- Scans improve accuracy of dementia diagnosis
- SCENARIOS-U.S. healthcare bill faces uncertain fate
- Scheduling problems lead to missed immunizations
- Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder share gene factors
- Schizophrenia-type illness linked to heart risk
- School closures can slow flu, but timing is vital
- School drug programs may curb risky sex
- School-based health program boosts kids' activity
- School-based physical activity benefits children
- Schools confused over definition of 'whole grain'
- School-supervised asthma therapy improves control
- Schoolyard bullies, victims have problems later on
- Scientists find "mother" of all skin cells
- Scientists find gene variant link to ageing cells
- Scientists find new leukemia gene risk factors
- Scientists find safer way to make human stem cells
- Scientists find three new gene links to Alzheimer's
- Scientists find why "sunshine" vitamin D is crucial
- Scientists grow diabetes drug in tobacco plants
- Scientists invent germ-killing wall paint
- Scientists make "sugar bug" drug for bowel disease
- Scientists say crack HIV/AIDS puzzle for drugs
- Scientists urge rethink on "narrow" health goals
- Screening athletes could prevent sudden deaths
- Screening misses early ovarian cancer
- Screening not only reason thyroid cancer is rising
- Seafood intake during pregnancy may alter mood
- Season may not alter cancer survival in short term
- Season of conception tied to birth defect risk
- Sebelius makes case for new U.S. health plan
- Sebelius top choice for health secretary
- Sebelius vows to bolster FDA food safety oversight
- Second strain of flu may complicate picture
- Secondhand smoke damages arteries in teens: study
- Secondhand smoke may disrupt asthmatic kids' sleep
- Secondhand smoke raises TB risk: study
- Secondhand smoke shifts the heart into overdrive
- Secondhand smoke worsens heart attacks' effects
- Sedatives may increase elderly suicide risk-study
- Seeing video firms up end-of-life care decisions
- Seizure drug helps women with hot flashes sleep
- Seizure drug limits aggression in kids with ADHD
- Seizures during pregnancy up premature baby risk
- Seizures uncommon in Alzheimer disease: study
- Selenium levels impact risk of leg artery disease
- Self-affirmations sabotage self-esteem for some
- Self-help on par with therapy for binge-eaters
- Self-neglect, abuse ups risk of death in the elderly
- Self-regulation plan helps women meet exercise goals
- Senate backs expansion of health program
- Senate to begin debate on healthcare overhaul
- Senate to debate nearly $40 billion for clean water
- Senators seek healthcare revamp
- Senators want new limit on tax-free health exec pay
- Seniors stay healthier when they live with spouse
- Seniors with weak muscles at risk for hospital stay
- Sense of balance predicts hip fracture risk
- Separation from spouse tied to lower cancer survival
- Severe allergic reaction to meat may not be rare
- Severe form of psoriasis ups heart disease risk
- Sewage runs, garbage piles up at Haiti quake camps
- Sex equally satisfying with circumcised men: study
- Sexual barriers may up HIV risk in Black gay men
- Sexual problems common in women with breast cancer
- Shanghai dairy shut after melamine scare: report
- Sharing class won't affect twins' school success
- Shellfish may raise diabetes risk: study
- Shingles may boost the risk of stroke: study
- Shingles of the eye tied to stroke risk
- Short bouts of exercise may build bone
- Short workouts target fitness gadabouts
- Shorter hospital stays may cost no more: U.S. study
- Should all men be screened for prostate cancer?
- Shoulder injury rate higher in baseball than softball
- Showerheads harbor potentially dangerous bacteria
- Siblings key in pregnancy-related diabetes risk
- Siblings of deceased infants may need help coping
- Sildenafil, aka Viagra, may not help vets with PTSD
- Similar outcomes for new and old prostate surgeries
- Simple checklist cuts accidental deaths in surgery
- Simple test could cut cancer deaths in poor nations
- Simple test may spot concussion in athletes
- Singapore questions cervical cancer vaccine for teens
- Sinus surgery relieves stubborn sinusitis symptoms
- Skin cancer can be inherited, two new studies say
- Skin Cancer Foundation updates vitamin D guidance
- Skin cells transformed directly to nerve in study
- Skin color tied to nicotine dependence
- Skin test may predict Lou Gehrig's disease
- Skinny friends may make you eat more
- Skipping doctor visits risky for HIV patients: study
- Sleep apnea a killer for men over 40
- Sleep apnea drivers often mum to authorities
- Sleep changes come before body changes in puberty
- Sleep deprivation tied to weight gain
- Sleep disorder linked to behavior woes in some kids
- Sleep disordered breathing can lead to arrhythmias
- Sleep disorders tied to mortality risk
- Sleep habits linked to fat gain in younger adults
- Sleep loss may affect health by curbing exercise
- Sleep problems common in children with ADHD
- Sleep problems may up suicide risk, study finds
- Sleepiness from sleep apnea linked to diabetes
- Sleeping away from home may raise SIDS risk
- Slippery bathrooms cause many injuries in kids
- Slow breathing may soothe pain
- Small birth size linked to sleep problems later
- Small minority of strokes preceded by mini-stroke
- Smoke from home fuels tied to emphysema
- Smokers twice as likely to develop active TB
- Smokers who quit early in pregnancy aid baby
- Smoking a factor in infant death disparities
- Smoking in pregnancy cuts blood flow to the fetus
- Smoking may boost "fat-depleting" gene
- Smoking raises risk of pancreatic inflammation
- Smoking skunk raises risk of pyschosis, study finds
- Smoking tied to lung cancer in women with HIV
- Smoking ups men's rheumatoid arthritis risk most
- Smoking when pregnant affects thyroid for both: study
- Smoking years key factor in lower Parkinson's risk
- Smoking, drinking up risks of gut, throat cancers
- Smoking, hypertension cause most premature deaths
- Smoking, metabolic problem raises heart risk
- Snacks mean U.S. kids moving toward "constant eating"
- Snoring: a sign of trouble in preschoolers?
- So far, 'no red flags' seen in H1N1 vaccine
- Soaring autism rates in California not an artifact
- Social support may boost sporting success
- Socializing and moderate drinking good for you
- Some 390 tons of US ground beef recalled
- Some blood pressure drugs may protect the brain
- Some conditions misdiagnosed as bipolar disorder
- Some immunity building up against pandemic flu-WHO
- Some measures won't help prevent flu pandemic: report
- Some painkillers have more bleeding risk than others
- Some problem drinkers can try moderation
- Some risk factors for vulvar cancer modifiable
- Some strokes on the rise over past decade-study
- Some teens more prone to depression from bullying
- Some teens using nonprescribed opiates for pain
- Some therapists still "treat" homosexuality: survey
- Some U.S. companies reforming healthcare in-house
- Some workplaces may alter cancer risk
- 'Something different" happening with new flu - CDC
- Sons of teen dads more likely to become one too
- Sopressata recalled on possible salmonella exposure
- South Koreans find new way to remove lead from blood
- Soy compounds may not prevent bone loss
- Soy foods may curb hip fracture risk in older women
- Soy may lessen risk of endometrial, ovarian cancers
- Soy unlikely to trim body fat after menopause
- Special chewing gum may help dialysis patients
- Special exercises may ease lower back pain
- Special hospital units improve care of elderly
- Special nanoparticles "cook" cancer cells to death
- Special yogurt fights stomach ulcer bug: study
- Specialists best for emergency colon surgery
- Specialized centers don't improve weight loss
- Specialty may bias doctors' prostate cancer advice
- Specific allergies might be inherited, study hints
- Spinal 'hump' may signal mortality risk
- Spinal manipulation unlikely to curb low back pain
- Spinal proteins predict Alzheimer's prognosis
- Spinal stimulation might ease Parkinson's disease
- Spinal taps carry higher risks in the young and old
- Spine stimulation may not help after failed surgery
- Splinting an arthritic thumb curbs pain
- Sports creams may do little for pain
- Sports drinks start working when they hit the mouth
- Sports may ease activity decline during teen years
- Spouses can make good organ donors
- Spouses worry than prostate cancer patients
- Spray helps men with frustrating sexual problem
- Sprints may be best for diabetes prevention
- St. John's wort may cool hot flashes
- Standard breast cancer therapy urged for older women
- Starting some solid foods late boosts allergy risk
- Starting spoonfeeding later may trim obesity risk
- Statin drugs do not prevent dementia
- Statin therapy helps prevent repeat stroke
- Statins creating a social gap in cholesterol levels
- Statins cut stroke risk by one fifth, study finds
- Statins don't curb colorectal cancer risk
- Statins may cut liver cancer risk in diabetics
- Statins may help millions more people: U.S. study
- Statins seem to have benefits in COPD sufferers
- Staying upright speeds the first stage of labor
- Steaming-hot tea linked to throat cancer risk
- Stem cell transplants show promise for MS: study
- Stem cells "seek and destroy" cancer cells: study
- Stem cells may help repair ACL tears: report
- Stem cells may offer cure for deafness
- Stents, surgery both prevent strokes: study
- Stereotactic radiation treatment slows lung cancer
- Sterilization surgery not linked to sexual problems
- Steroid use predicts sleep problem in asthmatics
- Stimulant drug helps mothers with ADHD
- Stimulant drugs cause cocaine-like brain changes
- Stimulant use linked to sudden death in children
- Stomach bugs may boost bowel disease risk: study
- Stomach bugs up risk of heartburn woes years later
- Stomach surgery snags likelier in heavy patients
- Stool test shows promise in detecting many cancers
- Strength training aids health, extra protein or not
- Strength training aids stroke-weakened hands, arms
- Strength workouts help seniors function better
- Strep throat may have killed Mozart: study
- Strep throat unlikely to cause of OCD, tics: study
- Stress makes for more sleepless in Taiwan
- Stress speeds mental decline in impaired elders
- Stressed kids at risk of asthma in adulthood
- Stressed-out coeds eat more sweets, snacks
- Stressful childhood may mean earlier death
- Stressful childhood tied to adulthood ulcer risk
- Stretching device adds an inch to penis length
- Strict diets may not promote childhood weight gain
- Stroke clot-buster works as well in women as men
- Stroke risk increased in Hodgkin's survivors
- Stroke significantly increases fracture risk
- Strokes in young blacks drain S. Carolina's pocket
- Stronger quads mean less pain for arthritic knees
- Studies confirm treatment may help peanut allergy
- Studies show obesity taking hold in Africa and UK
- Studies show one dose of H1N1 vaccine may be enough
- Study argues benefits of mammograms overstated
- Study casts doubt on virus link to chronic fatigue
- Study charts links between mobile phones, tumors
- Study confirms low mortality for swine flu
- Study discounts Tamiflu tie to psych problems
- Study explains immunity to H1N1 in older people
- Study fails to link saturated fat, heart disease
- Study finds 10 genes that raise sudden death risk
- Study finds benefits of soy after breast cancer
- Study finds even more may benefit from statin use
- Study finds new evidence of autism's genetic ties
- Study finds no brain tumor link with mobile phones
- Study finds potential way to make an AIDS vaccine
- Study finds steep cost for fighting doctor fatigue
- Study highlights need for more kidney donations
- Study highlights new drug risk in pregnancy
- Study IDs four ways to cut disease risks
- Study in mice shows why antidepressants often fail
- Study isolates virus in chronic fatigue sufferers
- Study links estrogen hormone therapy to asthma
- Study links excessive internet use to depression
- Study links gene variant and vitamin D to MS risk
- Study links hormone to addiction, risk-taking
- Study links organic solvents to lymphoma risk
- Study links sugary soft drinks to pancreatic cancer
- Study links thyroid disease to non-stick chemicals
- Study makes stronger case HRT causes breast cancer
- Study opens new path to fighting leukemia relapse
- Study questions dioxin's link to cancer
- Study questions need for folic acid mandate
- Study raises hopes of Anthrax vaccine pill
- Study reaffirms benefit of car booster seats
- Study says Europe's 12 mln cocaine users risk lives
- Study says fat is the sixth "taste"
- Study says music therapy can ease tinnitus
- Study sees no eye cancer risk from cell phones
- Study sheds light on post-combat mental problems
- Study shows 70 percent of very pre-term infants survive
- Study shows how Medicare rewards MDs for overuse
- Study shows long-term benefits of Rituxan for lymphoma
- Study shows Mediterranean diet cuts depression risk
- Study shows why it is so scary to lose money
- Study singles out pesticide in Parkinson's risk
- Study ties fast food to stroke risk
- Study ties passive smoking to dementia
- Study traces steady declines in U.S. cancer deaths
- Study turns up 10 autism clusters in California
- Study weighs benefits of transplants for leukaemia
- Stuttering linked to cell waste recycling genes
- Subtle thinking problems may up stroke risk: study
- Sugar eases pain, and more, for newborns
- Sugar substitute may prevent cavities in toddlers
- Sugar technology keeps vaccines stable in the heat
- Sugar with hugs relieve newborn pain
- Sunbeds join cigarettes as top cancer threat
- Sunscreen with high SPF needed at high altitudes
- Superbug MRSA likes the high school gridiron: CDC
- Superficial blood clots may be warning sign: study
- Supplement may offer a statin alternative for some
- Supplements help prevent muscle wasting: study
- Supreme Court to decide federal sex offender law
- Surgery better than diet, exercise in obese teens
- Surgery better than medication for spine disease
- Surgery can lower cancer risk in high-risk brca1/2 carriers
- Surgery effective for moderate obesity
- Surgery improves athletes' ankle stability after sprain
- Surgery often unnecessary for low back pain
- Surgical fix may be best for dislocated shoulder
- Surprised? Black market steroids usually mislabeled
- Survey finds states cutting back on mammograms
- Survival extended by Dendreon cancer vaccine
- Survivors of serious lung ailment often depressed
- Swedish snuff just as addictive as cigarettes
- Swine flu deadlier in children than seasonal flu
- Swine flu death rate similar to seasonal flu: expert
- Swine flu deaths show this flu is different-experts
- Swine flu gets more active as schools open: CDC
- Swine flu has killed 10,000 Americans since April
- Swine flu has killed 36 US children so far: CDC
- Swine flu has killed up to 17,000 in U.S.
- Swine flu killed up to 17,000 in U.S.: report
- Swine flu may cause seizures in children-report
- Swine flu mild for now, but could worsen
- Swine flu outbreak dampens economy hopes, markets
- Swine flu outbreak threatens at World Cup
- Swine flu pandemic hit European children: study
- Swine flu sent more Australia, NZ patients to ICU
- Swine flu still down in US but 198 children dead
- Swine flu still out there, officials caution
- Swine flu still out there, officials caution
- Swine flu striking pregnant women hard: CDC study
- Swine flu vaccines delayed, US CDC says
- Sydney summers by 2060 could be deadly: scientist
- Symptomless celiacs can eat gluten: Dutch
- Synthetic platelets quickly stem bleeding: study
- Syphilis outbreak may be sign of re-emergence
- Tai Chi may ease arthritis pain, disability
- Tai Chi may not reduce fall risk in elderly
- Tailored treatment may be best for diabetics
- Taiwan's hospital payment cuts tied to stroke deaths
- Takeda cancer drug slows tumor growth in mice
- Talk therapy improves mood after heart surgery
- Talk therapy key to conquering insomnia - study
- Talk therapy reduces back pain
- Talk, drug therapy may ease depression in pregnancy
- Tall kids more apt to become heavy adults
- Tall men at risk of early prostate cancer
- Tanning may up skin cancer risk for palest kids
- Tanning no cure for seasonal depression
- Tape may ease pain in some cases of knee arthritis
- Targeted drug shows promise against melanoma: study
- Taser shot to the head may cause seizures
- Tasers protect police and save suspects: study
- Tax junk food, drinks to fight child obesity: report
- Tax soda, pizza to cut obesity: US researchers
- Taxes fair target for US healthcare revamp - experts
- TB, substance abuse closely linked in U.S. - CDC
- Tea may prevent endometrial cancer, but needs study
- Teen delinquency, drug use affects marriage rate
- Teen girls' weight may affect sexual behavior
- Teen pot smokers at high risk of mental illness
- Teen pregnancy boosts girls' risk of getting fat
- Teen smokers may have tough time quitting
- Teen tanning salon laws limit access, not exposure
- Teen weight gain may mean more adult belly fat
- Teenagers' TV time may affect diet later
- Teens' drinking linked to mental health problems
- Teens' growth-plate injuries need early care
- Teens less and less active with each winter
- Teens often smoke pot to deal with health issues
- Teens understand emergency-contraception labels
- Teens' vegetarianism can signal unhealthy eating
- Teens, young adults with leukemia living longer
- Telephone counseling aids weight loss
- Tennis racket grip related to type of wrist injury
- Test allows men to check their sperm count at home
- Test helps predict labor success after c-section
- Test monitors prostate cancer chemotherapy effects
- Testicular cancer survivors may face lung problems
- Testing for swine flu no easy feat, expert says
- Testing group data shows swine flu waning in US
- Testosterone "prompts fair play, not aggression"
- Testosterone shot useful for contraception in men
- Testosterone-blocking chemicals found in wastewater
- Tests help alert women to possibility of pregnancy
- Tests help lung cancer drugs reach right patients
- Tests may judge dementia patients' driving safety
- Tests of new flu virus suggests more are out there
- Tests show flu spreads from schools
- Texas doctors bust myths about insulin
- Texas study confirms lower autism rate in Hispanics
- Text messages may help smokers quit
- Texting aids teens with liver transplants
- Texting driver six times more likely to crash
- The "DASH" diet lowers risk of heart failure
- The brain may feel other people's pain
- The family pet may alter later allergy risk
- The Pill may be less effective in obese women
- The pill may cut the risk of a leaky bladder
- The pill may impair muscle gains in young women
- The pill may trigger lupus in some women
- Thin thighs - maybe not your heart's desire
- Third person dies in Arizona "sweat dome"
- Thirty minutes a day of exercise? Better think 50
- 'Thread-lifts' get thumbs down in long-term study
- Threat of lead has not gone away for children
- Three genes help breast cancer spread to brain
- Tibolone decreases fat in postmenopausal women
- Time spent sitting linked to sleep apnea severity
- Timely and continuous HIV care extends survival
- Timing of anti-blood clot drug flexible: study
- Timing of weight-loss surgery in teens important
- Tired of the treadmill? Get out and play instead
- 'Tis the season for Santa to shape-up, study says
- TNF-blocker therapy for RA may trigger psoriasis
- To quit, 'nicotine-free' smokes as good as lozenges
- Tobacco may up pain from jaw disorder
- Tobacco smoke exposed kids risk early emphysema
- Tonsillectomy linked to excess weight gain in kids
- Too few FDA tests of high-risk devices, activists say
- Too little, too much sleep raises diabetes risk
- Too many kids spend little time outdoors
- Too much entertainment reduces sleep time
- Too much fructose may raise blood pressure
- Too much sitting in front of TV may cut life short
- Too much TV time bad for kids' blood pressure
- Too much vitamin E during pregnancy may harm baby
- Toyota philosophy works in the ER
- Traffic pollutants may fuel adult asthma: study
- Training may cut risk factors for knee injury
- Training may fix shoulder impingement syndrome
- Transdermal formulation of migraine drug effective
- Transfusion-acquired parasite infection up in US
- Transient thyroid trouble after iodine fortification
- Traumatic stress tied to patchy hair loss
- Travelers from Haiti bringing malaria to US
- Treadmill helps Parkinson's patients walk better
- Treating depression helps with blood sugar control
- Treating ED in teens key for future well-being
- Treating heroin addiction with heroin seen viable
- Treating prostate cancer conservatively may be OK
- Triple therapy boosts quit rates in sick smokers
- Triplets do well long-term, but tiniest ones lag
- Trouble seeing? You're not alone
- Troubled teen? A summer job might help
- Trying to lose weight? Be sure to eat breakfast
- Tuberculosis cases in Britain highest since 1980s
- Tumors can re-seed themselves, study finds
- TV ad, grassroots battles stalk US healthcare debate
- Twins born after fertility assist fare worse
- Type 1 diabetic youth often overweight: study
- Type 2 diabetes raises risk of pancreatitis: study
- Type 2 diabetes risk differs by ethnic group
- Typical CPR best in kids, but hands-only works too
- U.N. cuts food rations in Yemen due to lack of funds
- U.N. narcotics board warns of prescription drug abuse
- U.S troops deploy as Haiti aid operation picks up
- U.S. 2010 healthcare costs to jump 9 pct - study
- U.S. adults forgo routine immunization: report
- U.S. advisers back 1st drug from DNA-altered animals
- U.S. agencies get mixed reviews on swine flu
- U.S. agency sees more health spending with reform
- U.S. AIDS chief sees new goals in global battle
- U.S. approves first 'ethical' human stem cell lines
- U.S. approves Roche's Avastin for brain cancer
- U.S. backs vaccines for drug, nicotine addiction
- U.S. beef recall expanded, 18 illnesses suspected
- U.S. blacks continue to bear the brunt of HIV/AIDS
- U.S. cancer rates continue their decline: report
- U.S. Democrats close in on healthcare agreement
- U.S. Democrats: Private Medicare plans waste billions
- U.S. doctors' group waffles on 'public option'
- U.S. doctors link gene to childhood asthma
- U.S. doubles early supply of swine flu vaccine
- U.S. EPA proposes stronger smog standards
- U.S. experts argue for tax on sweet drinks
- U.S. facing severe shortage of heart surgeons
- U.S. FDA says Ranbaxy plant falsified data
- U.S. FDA slightly eases access to morning-after pill
- U.S. FDA to examine bleeding with Lilly's Xigris
- U.S. FDA to take new look at anemia drugs
- U.S. fertility patients want final say on embryos
- U.S. first lady leads charge against obesity
- U.S. fish oil makers sued over supplements
- U.S. flu vaccination off to slow start, CDC says
- U.S. health bill passes crucial Senate test
- U.S. herpes rates remain high: CDC
- U.S. hospital infections killed 48,000 - report
- U.S. hospitals better prepared for disaster - report
- U.S. hospitals turn to GE for surgical cuts
- U.S. House passes $447 billion spending bill
- U.S. launches program to end 'food deserts'
- U.S. life expectancy hits a new high of 78
- U.S. makes progress in tobacco control, group says
- U.S. near tighter rein on tobacco after Senate vote
- U.S. needs to focus more on vaccine safety -report
- U.S. obesity rate appears to be slowing
- U.S. octuplets mother plans documentary series
- U.S. officials track new flu strain
- U.S. panel widens hepatitis A recommendations
- U.S. peanut plant shipped salmonella-tainted products: FDA
- U.S. probes possible diet drug-related liver injury
- U.S. probes potential risks of cancer, flu, MS drugs
- U.S. recession linked to more abortions, vasectomies
- U.S. regulator approves rapid test for bird flu
- U.S. regulators pressed to speed up BPA decision
- U.S. researchers find new clue to infant deaths
- U.S. retiree healthcare costs seen up this year
- U.S. scales back H1N1 vaccine, cuts one order in half
- U.S. schools have a lesson plan for a pandemic
- U.S. seek new safeguards for medical imaging devices
- U.S. seeks more data on blood thinner Plavix
- U.S. Senate grinds to a halt on healthcare
- U.S. Senate races clock, storm on health bill
- U.S. stem cell proposals forbid funds for cloning
- U.S. stem cell rules limit funding to IVF clinics
- U.S. study shows mammograms save lives
- U.S. study: 1 in 5 lost health insurance in past year
- U.S. surgeons don't always follow guidelines
- U.S. swine flu caseload jumps to 65
- U.S. teen pregnancy rate up after 10-year decline
- U.S. top court dismisses Philip Morris appeal
- U.S. tuberculosis rate hits all-time low: CDC
- U.S. unemployed face higher healthcare premiums
- U.S. would reap billions from $1 cigarette tax hike
- UK cancer survival rates, spending lag Europe
- UK scientists find cheap, fast gene-test method
- Ultrasound effective at spotting breast cancers
- Ultrasound may cut deaths in high-risk pregnancies
- UN: $24 billion could slash infant, maternal deaths
- Unapproved liquid morphine can still be sold in U.S.: FDA
- Underactive thyroid linked to pesticide exposure
- Underage drinking laws really do save lives
- Undiagnosed diabetes costs U.S. $18 billion a year
- Undiagnosed sleep apnea common in obese diabetics
- Unhealthy habits alter thinking, memory skills
- Uninsured parents mean fewer checkups for kids
- United co-parenting may deter kids' "acting out"
- Universal free flu shots curb antibiotic use
- Unsafe abortions kill 70,000 a year, harm millions
- Unsafe sex among HIV-infected teens a concern
- Unsafe urban neighborhoods linked to teen weight
- Untreated sleep apnea may impair driving
- Up to 80 million Americans infected with H1N1: CDC
- Update: US court tells FDA to rethink Plan B
- Urine and stool incontinence often occur together
- Urine test may tell of breast cancer's spread
- US children turn to inhaling to get high: study
- US Congress passes children health insurance bill
- US consumer group asks FDA to ban Abbott diet drug
- US Democrats doubt March 18 deadline on healthcare
- US Democrats focus on next healthcare move
- US Democrats scramble for new healthcare approach
- US diabetes cases to double, costs triple by 2034
- US examining possible effects of bisphenol A
- US experts foresee more effective cancer radiation
- US family doctors prescribe most mental health drugs
- US FDA eyes possible risk with iron drug
- US FDA panel backs Glaxo cervical cancer vaccine
- US FDA scientist sees challenges in H1N1 vaccine
- US FDA seeks ways to minimize insulin pump risks
- US FDA staff urge review of anti-seizure drug risks
- US FDA warnings target four drug companies
- US FDA warns firms selling unapproved narcotics
- US FDA: No new conclusions on Glaxo's Avandia yet
- US health officials troubled by new flu pattern
- US health worker vaccine fears mirror public doubt
- US heart disease costs: $503 billion in 2010
- US House panel passes health bill, critics slam cost
- US House-Senate health talks: A difficult final act
- US immigrants missing out on some diabetes care
- US jury rules for Monsanto in PCB pollution case
- US poll shows worry about swine flu shot persists
- US probing more cases of CT radiation overexposure
- US recalls common flavoring after contamination
- US report confirms smoking bans cut heart attacks
- US researchers see few serious reactions to HPV vaccine
- US Senate health bill costs pegged at $829 billion
- US Senate health bill creates new insurance program
- US Senate panel endorses healthcare overhaul
- US Senate panel rejects public healthcare option
- US Senate passes bill giving FDA tobacco authority
- US senators hope to have health bills by June
- US should stop mountaintop coal mining: scientists
- US study links infections in womb to asthma
- US Supreme Court nominee Sotomayor fractures ankle
- US swine flu vaccines to start arriving Tuesday
- US tells Zicam maker to stop selling some products
- US to college students: hole up if you get H1N1 flu
- US warns of distracting images in TV drug ads
- US warns of risk rise with more Tysabri infusions
- Use of psychiatric drug combos growing in the US
- Use of vibrators common, surveys show
- Using forensics to reveal medical ghostwriting
- Using less pesticide may kill more cockroaches
- Vaccinate kids to control H1N1 flu - researchers
- Vaccine cuts meningitis rates, even in adults
- Vaginal birth after cesarean underused: panel
- Vaginal birth can be OK after multiple C-sections
- Vegan diet not linked to bone loss
- Vegetable juice may help with weight loss
- Vegetative patient "talks" using brain waves
- Vertigo appears associated with osteoporosis
- Very hot tea may cause throat cancer: study
- Very obese adults almost completely sedentary
- Veteran status not linked with suicide in older men
- Vets' work conditions tied to preterm birth risk
- Vibrate yourself to a leaner you
- Vicks VapoRub can harm children under 2 years old
- Video game "addiction" may be common
- Video games seen good for children
- Videoconferencing could help vets manage anger
- Videos may aid end-of-life care decisions
- Vietnam birth trend may fuel sex work, trafficking
- Virus experiment reminds that flu surprises await
- Virus might be one cause of prostate cancer-study
- Vision loss in diabetics becoming less common
- Vision loss unlikely with seizure drug in infants
- Vision problems linked to higher dementia risk
- Vitamin B6 tied to better prostate cancer survival
- Vitamin combo yields lasting anti-cancer benefits
- Vitamin D deficiency may harm brain function: study
- Vitamin D may help prevent knee osteoarthritis
- Vitamin D may not protect against prostate cancer
- Vitamin D often low in mothers and newborns
- Vitamin D tied to muscle power in girls
- Vitamin E may slow Alzheimer's disease
- Vitamin supplements may lessen miscarriage risk
- Vitamin takers less likely felled by heart disease
- Volunteer program helps older women stay active
- Volunteering may increase retirees' lifespan: study
- Votes uncertain as healthcare endgame looms
- W.House marshals resources to complete health reform
- Waking kids to urinate eases night bedwetting
- Walgreen offers newly unemployed free clinic trips
- Walgreens to offer H1N1 shots nationwide in Dec.
- Walking helpful after a stroke: research
- Walnuts may protect against breast cancer
- Want kids' vaccinations up to date? Keep the record
- Want to get pregnant? Just relax
- Want to lose weight? Don't count on pills
- Wart virus makes for less deadly cancer: study
- Watch for depression during and after menopause
- Watching tumors on CTs can predict lung cancer
- Water aerobics safe during pregnancy: study
- Water drinkers may have better diets
- Water in schools may cut kids' obesity risks
- Water pill helps with nighttime urination
- Waterpipes no safer than cigarettes: study
- Weak evidence of benefit for scoliosis bracing
- Weak hips may lead to runners' lower-leg injuries
- Weak shoulder in preseason ups pitcher injury risk
- Wealth, disability factors in alcohol-longevity tie
- Weather forecast may predict cold outbreaks
- Weather shifts may spark asthma attacks in kids
- Web, computer programs help adult smokers quit
- Web-based care may improve asthma control
- Web-based program improves diabetics' self care
- Weed killer atrazine may be linked to birth defect
- Weekend stroke care more aggressive but not better
- Weekend strokes have higher death rate
- Weekly phone advice helps diabetics cope
- Weight affects how littlest kids see themselves
- Weight affects white, Hispanic kids' mental health
- Weight control program ups diabetics' well being
- Weight gain after birth-control shot may last
- Weight gain during menopause tied to brain changes
- Weight lifting good for women with lymphedema
- Weight loss improves mild sleep apnea
- Weight loss in old age may signal dementia
- Weight loss reduces urinary incontinence in women
- Weight loss surgery may cut cancer risk
- Weight loss surgery offers many benefits
- Weight testing predicts eye disease in preemies
- Weight-loss drug may not inspire diet change
- Weight-loss surgery brings risk of iron deficiency
- Weight-loss surgery worthwhile for diabetes
- Well-placed defibrillators could save many lives
- What happens when doctors give patients more power?
- What's better, LASIK or older techniques?
- What's in a cough? 20,000 viruses
- What's most beautiful? Brazilians say a low nose
- When kids wheeze, steroids don't help: studies
- Where one lives impacts colon cancer survival
- Where you live may effect cancer survival
- White House discussing healthcare help for states: Gibbs
- White House: 7 years enough to shield biotech drugs
- Whites at greatest risk for rare bone cancer
- WHO casts wary eye on meat, blood of H1N1-infected pigs
- WHO chief says world should prepare for severe flu
- WHO concerned about swine flu in US, flu in Mexico
- WHO confirms flu spreads to Cuba, Finland, Thailand H1N1 flu has now reached Cuba, Finland and Thailand, with nearly 6,000 people infected in 33 countries, the World Health Organisation said on Wednesday.
- WHO confirms nearly 1,000 flu cases in 20 countries
- WHO declares first 21st century flu pandemic
- WHO may be poised to declare flu pandemic
- WHO may declare post-peak pandemic phase next week
- Who owns your cells? New book tackles thorny issue
- WHO recommends rotavirus vaccine for all children
- WHO says H1N1 vaccine safe, urges mass take-up
- WHO says no infection risks from eating pork
- WHO says world H1N1 deaths now at least 11,516
- WHO sees shift to H1N1 vaccine production in weeks
- WHO slashes radon limit in homes, cites lung cancer
- WHO to assess whether H1N1 has peaked within weeks
- Whole flaxseed, but not oil, may cut cholesterol
- Whole grains may help keep blood pressure in check
- Why are preemies more likely to develop autism?
- Why do low-IQ adults die younger? Some clues
- Why those fat thighs may help you live longer
- Wider weight-gain range during pregnancy may be OK
- Will pandemic be mild, or kill millions?
- Will two flus mix in Indonesia? Experts worry
- 'Windmill' pitch a risk to softball pitchers' arms
- Window closing for US healthcare reform: Biden
- Wine may curb toxic skin effects of radiation
- Wine may help women keep weight in check
- Wine may improve lymphoma survival
- Wire helps doctors position stents better
- With autism at 1 in 110 kids, treatment in demand
- With weight-loss surgery, type of insurance counts
- Woman's cryopreserved egg results in healthy baby
- Women and men travelers get different illnesses
- Women lead sharp rise in England cocaine use
- Women may adapt to pain faster than men
- Women may fare worse after a concussion
- Women often delay seeking care for stroke symptoms
- Women often overlook their pelvic health: expert
- Women turn to untested hormone therapy
- Women unaware they have high risk of bone fracture
- Women who smoke more prone to lung damage: study
- Women who smoke risk having seizures: study
- Women, men differ in travel-related ills
- Women's low sex drive tied to poor quality of life
- Women's stroke symptoms may differ from men's
- Workplace hearing-loss programs don't work well
- Worry may get smokers to try quitting
- Writing disabilities common, especially in boys
- X-ray equipment may be crawling with germs
- Yellow fever campaigns may stop due to shortfall
- Yoga may decrease age-related dowager's hump
- Young adults in US face health challenges: CDC
- Young adults see waterpipes as harmless: study
- Young people overestimate condom use: study
- Young teens who smoke may boost MS risk
- Younger women more apt to have breast cancer recur
- Youngsters in Spanish-speaking homes watch less TV
- Youngsters often miss diet and exercise marks
- Youth mental illness costs U.S. billions
- Zimbabwe cholera cases top 80,000 - WHO
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