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• 2007 09 01

• Report Tainted liquor kills 15 in Nepal

• Feds try to scale back Medicaid payments

• FDA New Merck HIVfighting drug is safe

• 2007 09 02

• New bipolar disorder treatments tested

• Picture boards speak in health crisis

• New study Drugcoated stents not so bad

• FDA approves new smallpox vaccine

• 2007 09 03

• Women may need different heart treatment

• Tour de France cyclists have big hearts

• Scientists test new bipolar remedies

• Study Arrhythmia riskier in athletes

• 2007 09 04

• Britain to decide on stem cell research

• International study shows stent risks

• Fat toddlers at risk for iron deficiency

• Poorer nations asked to aid mentally ill

• Skinny gene keeps mice lean study finds

• 2007 09 05

• U.K. OKs contentious stem cell research

• Scientists to study pollution particles

• Panel HIV drug merits quick approval

• Researchers in S.C. receive 3610.7M grant

• 2007 09 06

• Crime blamed for doctor shortage in Iraq

• Couple charged with illegal surgeries

• Popcorn lung patient inhaled fumes daily

• Uterus lining involved in obese women39s infertility

• 2007 09 07

• Pepsi to offer new lowcalorie Gatorade

• Exercisers stuck in unwalkable settings

• Feds reject NYs bid to insure more kids

• American girls suicide rates spike

• 2007 09 08

• Dutchman offers cure for nail biting

• Groups urge limits on popcorn additive

• Pepsi to offer new lowcalorie Gatorade

• Exercisers stuck in unwalkable settings

• 2007 09 09

• Some companies penalize for health risks

• Ark. obesity report cards scaled back

• Chip implants linked to animal tumors

• 2007 09 10

• FDA considers additional food labels

• Ark. kids holding own against obesity

• Thousands of GIs cope with brain damage

• 2007 09 11

• Analysis Deaths from drug reactions up

• NYC rule posting calories on menus nixed

• Utah extends pool ban to battle parasite

• Drug may help lung cancer patients

• Higher gasoline price seen trimming down Americans

• Cialis boosts sex after spinal cord injuries study

• Older Americans dump drugs when payments stop study

• Lowfat vegetarian diet may stall prostate cancer

• 2007 09 12

• Study Pollution raises exercise risks

• Panel Aprotinin should remain on market

• Burger King unveils healthier kids menu

• U.S. failed to boost produce inspections

• 2007 09 13

• Four deaths in patients using painkiller

• MDs use experimental cooling on Everett

• Study Pollution raises exercise risks

• Report Number of U.S. deaths up in 2005

• Obesity may raise the risk of stillbirth

• Salmon spawn baby trout in experiment

• Mediterranean diet extends life in Alzheimer39s

• Targeted drug combos could outsmart cancer

• 2007 09 14

• Doctor details 911 workers illnesses

• 2007 09 15

• Chicken chain takes on Southern fryers

• ER kiosks let patients avoid long lines

• WHO Cholera cases in Iraq keep rising

• 2007 09 16

• In health care debate Uword is back

• Romney pans Clinton on health care

• Doctors Protocol key to helping players

• Chicken chain takes on Southern fryers

• 2007 09 17

• Study sees rise in men not washing hands

• Vaccine tied to superbug ear infection

• Clinton calls for universal health care

• Infection probed in gene therapy death

• 2007 09 18

• Dietitians urge kids to read food labels

• Experts Elderly most atrisk in suicide

• Survey Some teens find meth easy to get

• Researchers develop intelligence model

• Gestational diabetes ups obesity risk in offspring

• Gang member jailed for selling fake Viagra

• PG warned on hand sanitizer claims

• Tooth loss in elderly linked to mental impairment

• 2007 09 19

• CDC touts ample supply of flu vaccine

• Vaccine protects against virus strains

• Army conducts brain tests on soldiers

• Elderly at highest risk for suicide

• Genderbending bugs take battle of sexes to new heights

• 2007 09 20

• First cholera case confirmed in Baghdad

• Sperm ban means some in short supply

• Researchers examine purging disorder

• CDC touts ample supply of flu vaccine

• 2007 09 21

• Cholera spreads to Iraqs south

• Cryptosporidium outbreak hits the West

• Study Soccer beats jogging for fitness

• ISU working on artificial hands for vets

• 2007 09 22

• UN vaccinates polio in S. Afghanistan

• 2007 09 23

• Mercks experimental AIDS vaccine fails

• 2007 09 24

• Study Money can prod one to lose weight

• ASCO pushes cancer survivors checklist

• Seniors balk at ban on free doughnuts

• 2007 09 25

• Docs hope to tailor treatments to genes

• ADA gives seal to Wrigley sugarfree gum

• WHO Cholera outbreak in Iraq spreading

• Study Acupuncture works for back pain

• In sex life of jumping spiders size matters

• Omega3 fatty acids protect against diabetes study

• 2007 09 26

• Study fails to link chemical brain woes

• Dems work to limit diacetyl exposure

• Merck set to donate cancer vaccine doses

• Study Firms should help unhappy workers

• Men who smoke risk erectile dysfunction study

• Maternal weight tied to child39s body composition

• 2007 09 27

• Doctor touts use of experimental therapy

• Bush signs drug safety bill into law

• All types of alcohol raise cancer risk

• WalMart expands 364 drugs program

• Burkina Faso succeeds in reducing female genital mutilation

• Human parasite genome reveals long past

• 2007 09 28

• 6 die from braineating amoeba in lakes

• Drug trials go unwatched study says

• Study ties certain cancers divorce rate

• Study Law prompts drop in heart attacks

• Highcarb diet may help you think faster

• Stem cell therapy takes a toll on sex lives

• Gene mutation tied to earlyonset Parkinson disease

• Men okay with prostate cancer surveillance study

• 2007 09 29

• FDA officials Cold meds not for kids

• 6 die from braineating amoeba in lakes

• 2007 09 30

• Wounded vets also suffer financial woes

• Dengue fever surges in Latin America