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• 2007 11 01

• HIV infection rate drops in Zimbabwe

• Poll Most OK birth control for schools

• Firm US drug sales will fall 17 percent

• Brain scan abnormalities not uncommon

• US bosses wrong to fire smokers obese survey

• Enzyme may play role in aggressive lung cancer

• 2007 11 02

• Artificial joint makers lobby hard

• Doctors urged on signs of lead poisoning

• Device created for red wine headache

• Foreign drug makers face few inspections

• 2007 11 03

• Device created for red wine headache

• Foreign drug makers face few inspections

• Poll Most OK birth control for schools

• Mass. plans new heroin overdose program

• 2007 11 04

• Study New heart pill may rival Plavix

• Democrats seek better care for veterans

• Death rate for Afghan kids drops

• 2007 11 05

• MDs balance pros cons of Super Xray

• Agency touts old medicine disposal idea

• Lack of sleep may lead to fatter kids

• Faster heart care How one state did it

• Australian researchers find hunger switch

• 2007 11 06

• Extra weight said wont raise death risk

• Study connects pill to artery buildups

• Experts tie enlarged heart sudden death

• Report urges regulation of genetic tests

• Obesity found to lead to disability

• Women in Nepal mail condoms to husbands

• New drug combo eases motherinfant HIV dilemma

• New versions of curry ingredient to fight cancer

• 2007 11 07

• Thousands gather at TB meet in S. Africa

• Report Abstinence programs dont work

• Battle over natural food designation

• 2007 11 08

• Good hygiene can stop staph infections

• AIDS vaccine doesnt guard against virus

• Delegates to discuss combatting TB AIDS

• Report Abstinence programs dont work

• Put down that fork Being fat is still unhealthy

• Mom Chemicallaced toy made son drunk

• Girl with 8 limbs has 4 removed

• Study Antismoking shot holds promise

• 2007 11 09

• New moms NYC Marathon win stirs debate

• Mont. sees rise in youth drug abuse rate

• Ohio lawmakers push autism coverage bill

• Pill slimly raises cervical cancer risk

• 2007 11 10

• Girl born with 8 limbs conscious smiles

• 2007 11 11

• US among worst in world for infant death

• Memphis fights its infant mortality rate

• Confusion on US growth hormone rules

• UN report Human cloning ban needed

• Dieting hardest for emotional eaters study

• EU Socialists petition for tax cut on condoms

• Macau doctors want vaccines against infant killer

• 2007 11 12

• China confirms toys had toxic substance

• 2007 11 13

• Slower brain maturity seen in ADHD kids

• Study assays marrow transplant troubles

• Senators to study light cigarettes

• Hundreds sickened on Hawaiian cruise

• Condom use reduces risk of bacterial vaginosis

• Brain development found to be slower in children with ADHD

• 2007 11 14

• 4 patients get HIV from organ donor

• Iraq vets may suffer depression stress

• Medical privacy rule may hurt research

• Plastic surgery complications rare

• Occasional binge drinking may not harm fetus study

• 2007 11 15

• Signs drive shoppers to take the stairs

• Over 35.5 million found hungry in 2006

• AMA recommends public cord blood banks

• U.S. sets record in sexual disease cases

• Diabetes obesity on rise for children in China

• 2007 11 16

• Weight loss from three diet drugs modest

• FDA seeks to stem conflicts of interest

• Diabetes drug to warn of risk to heart

• Pa. doctor to stand trial in boys death

• Lancet BMJ studies sound concern over antiobesity drug rimonabant

• 2007 11 17

• Atty Woman wasnt told donor was a risk

• Md. schools get tough on vaccinations

• Formerly conjoined twins doing very well

• CDC New respiratory bug has killed 10

• Infants of obese mothers have higher mortality risk

• 2007 11 18

• McCain calls for drug reimportation

• UK fat patients claim discrimination

• 2007 11 20

• Food makers pressured to cut sodium

• AIDS cases drop but bad data to blame

• Condoms for inmates a tough sell

• USDA revokes OK for Tyson chicken labels

• Want to lose that baby weight Get some sleep

• 2007 11 21

• Stem cell breakthrough defuses debate

• Heart disease kills more women under 45

• Principal to donate a kidney to student

• 2007 11 22

• Tired on Thanksgiving Dont blame turkey

• Exercise rates are up CDC study says

• Docs find errors in own medical charts

• Pedometers may encourage weight loss

• Thousands protest over ant aphrodisiac scheme

• Lack of toilets is fatal global association says

• Happy in old age study shows antiblues drug prolongs life

• Thailand may get cancer drug free from Novartis minister

• 2007 11 23

• Researcher backs lowered AIDS estimates

• Seasons eating Food gifts more popular

• Rift Valley Fever kills 164 in Sudan

• If you overeat get back on track fast

• UKOdd Summary

• 2007 11 24

• South Korea confirms bird flu outbreak

• Britain plans flu shots for everyone

• 2007 11 25

• Obama touts health care plan

• Wisconsin company recalls beef products

• FDA Flu drugs affecting kids behavior

• 2007 11 26

• Clinton would boost autism funding

• 2007 11 27

• Hospital fined for wrongside surgery

• Atlanta hospital in grave condition

• Rotary Gates give funds to fight polio

• Halted gene therapy study to resume

• Study Kids will eat healthy school food

• Alzheimer drugs don39t delay dementia onset study

• 2007 11 28

• Cancer institute updates risk calculator

• Smoking snapshots spark debate in India

• Studies Cyberbullying is on the rise

• States slow to ban restaurant trans fats

• 2007 11 29

• US obesity rates seem to have leveled

• Government outs chronically underperforming nursing homes

• Pope calls for new efforts to fight AIDS

• China reports sharp drop in HIV cases

• Program to fight obesity in kids expands

• US company to launch 39safe sex passport39

• China lists substandard WalMart Carrefour goods

• Elderly too benefit from newer heart stents