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• 2007 10 01

• Panic attacks may hike heart attack risk

• Special teams fight diabetic amputations

• Doctors report on heart attacks in kids

• 2007 10 02

• Congo Ebola outbreak might soon be over

• U.S. labs mishandling deadly germs

• States to challenge Bush over insurance

• Canadian court acquits in AIDS scandal

• Porn links found on British school39s website

• Parkinson39s and Alzheimer39s dementia very different

• 2007 10 03

• FDA considers expanding drug sales

• Uganda confirms new outbreak of virus

• Panel urges more benefits for veterans

• 2007 10 04

• British patients get therapy on computer

• Kids use of heartburn drugs surges

• Obesity a problem in HIV population

• Woman 60 pregnant with donated embryo

• 2007 10 05

• Ark. officials promote getting flu shots

• Officials say drug caused Nigeria polio

• Experts Amoeba doesnt pose health risk

• China agrees not to take inmates organs

• Low pregnancy weight gain OK for obese

• Toxic waste dump killing children in Kenya UN report

• Thalidomide helps elderly cancer patients study

• 2007 10 06

• Scientists Appendix protects good germs

• Study Flu shot cuts elders death risk

• Ark. officials promote getting flu shots

• Sams Club beef recalled after illnesses

• 2007 10 07

• Nobel medicine prize slated for Monday

• New prototype phone gives fitness check

• 2007 10 08

• Chemotherapy boosts heart disease risk

• Studies Stored blood lacks nitric oxide

• Study ties marital strife heart disease

• Study Disabled less likely to be online

• 2007 10 09

• Pill helps alcoholics taper off drinking

• Studies tout treating ministrokes fast

• Studies Stored blood lacks nitric oxide

• Study ties marital strife heart disease

• 2007 10 10

• Study Statin helps prevent heart attack

• Study Kids get inadequate health care

• Agency Pollution cuts Europe lifespans

• Kids have trouble keeping weight off

• 2007 10 11

• Study links arthritis work limitations

• Entrepreneur seeks condom size variety

• Doctors map genome for drugresistant TB

• Jury finds Wyeth liable in drugs lawsuit

• HK experts warn against antiimpotence remedies

• Faulty vaccine causes 69 polio cases in Nigeria WHO

• 2007 10 12

• FDA to look into claim of toxic lipstick

• Surgeon scrutinized in patient deaths

• British hospitals blamed in 90 deaths

• Scientists explain chocolate cravings

• 2007 10 14

• New FDA research center rife with risks

• Report ranks jobs by rates of depression

• Report Childbirth deaths down slightly

• Advocates fight Segway ban at Fla. parks

• Overweight kids at risk for asthma hospitalization

• Vatican bars cleric who spoke of gay sex

• U.S. maternal death rate higher than Europe39s report

• Genes found that slow both aging and cancer

• 2007 10 15

• UK official apologizes for infections

• Cancer death rates dropping fast

• Hardees unveils 920calorie burrito

• Web site shows autism videos

• Death risks high after weight loss surgery study

• 2007 10 16

• Study Dentist shortage plagues Britain

• Drug companies ties to schools common

• Device woes said reported before recall

• Heart patients sue Medtronic over device

• 2007 10 17

• Gates Foundation looks to fight malaria

• New cervical cancer test more accurate

• Report Kids overlooked in flu pandemic

• Parents use religion to avoid vaccines

• Society adds pressure to be obese report

• 2007 10 18

• More research urged on stress disorder

• NC Med Board to appeal executions ruling

• Parents use religion to avoid vaccines

• Report warns Britain of rising obesity

• Report Moonlight spurs corals to spawn

• Test rates driving ability in Parkinson39s patients

• DNA test betters Pap in detecting cervical cancer study

• 2007 10 20

• Sneaky food books Hot and a hot topic

• 10 men contract staph infections in NY

• Judge Katrina death reports are public

• Texas town lures industry at a cost

• Conference to examine world obesity epidemic

• New hearing loss warnings set for Viagra Levitra Cialis

• 2007 10 21

• Panel Kids shouldnt use cold medicines

• 2007 10 22

• Warning issued over human egg freezing

• NYC program gets kids up and running

• Vaccine plan for flu pandemic drafted

• W.Va. leads nation in pregnant smokers

• 2007 10 23

• Researcher Vibrations help slim abdomen

• Government may waste anthrax vaccine

• More women getting double mastectomies

• Obesity ads too soft on fat critics say

• 2007 10 24

• Panel recommends FluMist for young kids

• NYC tries again to get calories on menus

• Laura Bush meets breast cancer survivors

• White House denies editing CDC testimony

• Town changes street name over Viagra jibe

• Cholesterol therapy slows lung function decline

• 2007 10 25

• US launches school commute exercise plan

• FDA Heart drug may boost risk of death

• Army medics train at Miami trauma center

• Dems press White House on CDC testimony

• Sex talks to raise miner productivity

• U.S. recalls more Chinamade products for lead in paint

• 2007 10 26

• Boiled nuts help protect against illness

• Product combines workstation treadmill

• Staph screening said may wipe out germ

• Parkinsons tie to impulsiveness studied

• 2007 10 27

• Weather improves at California fires

• UK investigating possible brain injuries

• Product combines workstation treadmill

• Dengue fever outbreak hits parts of Asia

• 2007 10 28

• Superbug concern at New York schools

• Dean lashes out at GOP over health plan

• Burmese desperate for health care

• 2007 10 29

• FDA CellCept may cause birth defects

• FDA approves drug to treat leukemia

• Wyeth issues recall for cold medicines

• Birth defects on rise in China province

• Brain scans of obese show hunger hormone at work

• 2007 10 30

• W.Va. unveils tool to help fight obesity

• Vitamin D may not reduce cancer deaths

• More young adults on cholesterol drugs

• Doctors test hot sauce for pain relief

• TV raises blood pressure in obese kids study

• Professor observes kids face their fears

• Smoking not linked to more advanced breast cancer

• 2007 10 31

• Foreign drugs receive little scrutiny

• McCain clarifies health care plan

• Iraq Afghan vets at risk of suicide

• Vitamin D may not reduce cancer deaths

• Exercise diet improve obese kids39 motor skills

• Study estimates 2.4 million with Alzheimer39s in U.S.