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• 2007 08 01

• N.M. man has botulism poisoning

• Brain electrodes help man speak again

• 1 joint equals up to 5 cigarettes

• Dietary carbs linked to vision loss

• 2007 08 02

• SAfrica says HIV epidemic easing

• Senate near vote on kids health bill

• FDA suspends plans to close field labs

• 2007 08 03

• House OKs prescription drug imports

• Senate OKs wider kids health program

• Simple method detects cervical cancer

• Moms too quick to reach for baby bottle

• Fatburning defect in liver may cause obesity

• Kazakhstan appeals court upholds prison terms in AIDS case

• 2007 08 04

• Virtual reality helps GIs deal with PTSD

• 2007 08 05

• Experts uncover clue in rosacea progress

• China bans crude birth control slogans

• 2007 08 06

• Odd treadmill may help stroke survivors

• Illinois flu vaccine donation destroyed

• 2007 08 07

• Court rules out terminally ill for tests

• Seafood from China wasnt screened

• Woman has pencil removed from head

• Roberts says cancer surgery went well

• System leaves some children unvaccinated

• Choline may increase odds of polyps study

• 2007 08 08

• Court rules out terminally ill for tests

• Seafood from China wasnt screened

• 2007 08 09

• FDA investigates import seafood claims

• China penalizes firms in US toys scare

• IBM launches system to track medications

• Panel No strong signs of plastic hazard

• Fat hormone sheds new light on obesity study

• Prenatal stress may affect babies39 sleep

• Agerelated illness may lead to selfneglect

• 2007 08 10

• UK must change Alzheimers drug advice

• Virus outbreak contained in Uganda

• FDA Heartburn drugs seem OK for heart

• Tainted toothpaste took unchecked route

• 2007 08 11

• Pfizer facing 4 court cases in Nigeria

• Feds pull funding for L.A. hospital

• Army starts new psychiatric program

• Australia recalls antiinflammatory drug Prexige after two deaths

• Egyptian girl dies during female circumcision

• 2007 08 12

• Helping find lost Alzheimers patients

• US slipping in life expectancy rankings

• Egyptian girl dies in circumcision

• 2007 08 13

• Study Early diet advice for kids sticks

• Separation surgery called off for twins

• Duke patient fluid caused health issues

• Training helps Alzheimers caregivers

• Estrogen loss contributes to obesity high BP

• Counseling keeps kids39 cholesterol down study

• Helping find lost Alzheimers patients

• 2007 08 14

• Scientists seek better tests for Lyme

• 2007 08 15

• Program to share research on radiation

• Diabetes drugs to include new warnings

• Review set for pregnancy weight advice

• Study Harsh lighting may damage embryos

• Few obese adults get treatment plan from docs

• Study Abortion pills dont bring risks

• 2007 08 16

• Kenya reduces child deaths from malaria

• Study Dust with retardant may harm cats

• 2007 08 17

• FDA wont close field labs after all

• FDA Codeine risk for some nursing moms

• Alaska begins offering eprescriptions

• Indian schools asked to ban junk food

• Menopause hard on couple39s sex lives

• Consulting may prevent depression after vision loss

• 2007 08 18

• FDA Codeine risk for some nursing moms

• Tiny N.J. baby ready to return home

• FDA takes caution on approving new drugs

• Toys R Us pulls bibs as a precaution

• 2007 08 19

• Psychologists weigh interrogation ban

• N.M. planning medical marijuana program

• 2007 08 20

• Registry tracks athletes who have ICDs

• Univ. researcher fight over repository

• Zero trans fat doesnt always mean zero

• U.S. official praises SAfrica AIDS plan

• Too fat Common virus may be to blame study

• Sarkozy returns to face economic woes

• 2007 08 21

• Survey Poststorm mental health worsens

• Researchers test urine to track drug use

• Crackdown sought on energy drink claims

• Hydrocodone abuse on rise in Appalachia

• IUDs can be safe effective in highrisk patients

• 2007 08 22

• Weightloss surgery boosts survival rate

• Ruptured eardrum may signal brain injury

• Study challenges claim on AIDS remedies

• Survey Teens face stress at higher rate

• Seniors want sex and they get it study finds

• 2007 08 23

• CDC identifies two new norovirus strains

• CDC Whooping cough cases misdiagnosed

• FDA proposes new rules for sunscreens

• AMA touts plans for uninsured Americans

• Old folk are still having sex US study

• FDA proposes sunscreen rule cancer warning

• 2007 08 24

• Study Fear of new foods mostly genetic

• Romney Mass. health plan can be copied

• WHO ties rising population new diseases

• FDA proposes new rules for sunscreens

• Survey Seniors have sex into 70s 80s

• Early exposure to farm animals lowers IBD risk

• 2007 08 25

• Experts U.S. childbirth deaths on rise

• Charges filed in deadly medicine case

• NY baby undergoes 5organ transplant

• 2007 08 26

• Huckabee warns of obesity epidemic

• Man resorts to surgery to adopt child

• 2007 08 27

• British doctors protest heart stent plan

• Dunkin Donuts dumping most trans fats

• Edwards details cancer research plan

• Bird flu found at German poultry farm

• Sexually transmitted wart virus ups mouth cancers

• Statins may help prevent Alzheimer39s study

• 2007 08 28

• Romney vows to increase cancer research

• Miss. ranked fattest state in nation

• Study questions school defibrillators

• Study eyes diabetes in pregnant women

• 2007 08 29

• New asthma guidelines urge daily control

• Schwarzenegger tries to save health plan

• UK tries pictures to discourage smokers

• Woman miscarries after ambulance crash

• Miss. ranked fattest state in nation

• 2007 08 30

• Measles cases increasing in Britain

• New spinach recall tests safety measures

• 2007 08 31

• Doctors aim to loosen anemia drug limits

• More may be offered lung cancer surgery

• N.Zealand eyes labels to fight obesity

• Spinach recall sparks oversight calls

• Chic postcode less obesity study