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• 2008 02 02

• Double dipping Seinfeld was right

• HPV causing more oral cancer in men

• Puerto Rico home of deadly syndrome

• CDC Flu outbreaks reported in 11 states

• Obese patients wait longer for kidney transplants

• Safe sex the message as Rio launches into Carnival

• Pregnant Women With Asthma Should Stay on Low Dose of Meds

• Sarkozy unveils plan to fight Alzheimer39s disease

• Experimental Vaccine Halts Prostate Cancer in Mice

• 2008 02 03

• CDC Drug sickens dialysis patients

• 2008 02 04

• Fight looms over global AIDS program

• Laura Bush promotes healthy living

• 2008 02 05

• Can PHRs actually make you healthier

• Study warns of chemicals in baby items

• New asthma inhaler approved for children

• Docs oppose Aetna plan on colonoscopies

• 2008 02 06

• Toxin from fish causes illness in humans

• Fat people cheaper to treat study says

• 2008 02 07

• Moms prechewing food gave HIV to kids

• Deaths partially halt diabetes study

• FDA fines Red Cross another 364.6 million

• Fat people cheaper to treat study says

• Born to Be Obese

• Many sex ed teachers may lack training

• Health Tip Don39t Use a Hot Tub During Pregnancy

• Health Tip Am I Getting Too Old to Drive

• Less Invasive Way to Stage Lung Cancer Shows Promise

• 2008 02 08

• Tobacco could kill 1 billion by 2100

• SAfrica questions circumcision advice

• Removing clot aids heart attack recovery

• House GOP opposes AIDS program changes

• Antiimpotence pill could boost high flying pilots

• 2008 02 09

• Doctors use Wii games for rehab therapy

• Company builds 361 billion juice business

• Obese less likely to use seat belts

• Study Acupuncture may boost pregnancy

• Modern life means modern ills for obese Pacific islanders

• 2008 02 10

• FDA links antiwrinkle drugs to deaths

• 2008 02 11

• Trip and fall lately Tell your doctor

• Minn. Web site creates health market

• FDA links antiwrinkle drugs to deaths

• Doctors use Wii games for rehab therapy

• 2008 02 12

• Trip and fall lately Tell your doctor

• Jailed doctors patients to sue govt.

• Minn. Web site creates health market

• 2008 02 13

• Fentanyl painkiller patches recalled

• Reaching 100 is easier than suspected

• 2008 02 14

• Delaying prostate care OK for some men

• US probes Chinese maker of blood thinner

• NYC condom features Get some phrase

• Number of US primary care doctors down

• 2008 02 15

• FEMA plans trailer exodus over chemical

• CDC Death count 82 for choking game

• 2008 02 16

• Obesity growing to be top cancer cause

• Being overweight may raise cancer risk

• CDC Death count 82 for choking game

• 2008 02 17

• Bird flu kills another Indonesian boy

• 2 SoCal men charged with abusing cattle

• Flu season and vaccine looking worse

• 2008 02 19

• Campbells lowering sodium in kids soups

• FDA looks at wrong plant in China

• Iraqi medical system wrecked by war

• Obesity boosts cancer risk says health review

• 2008 02 20

• Hospital code blue deadlier at night

• Getting off meds has consequences

• Study Gel fails to stop HIV infection

• Health Tip Zinc in Your Diet

• 2008 02 21

• Salty snacks mean more sodas for kids

• More ammo against withdrawn surgery drug

• Study shows where new diseases may arise

• Google to store patients health records

• Cut salt to keep children thin study

• 2008 02 22

• Just 1 in 4 know heart attack signs

• Feds prescribe new recipe for flu shot

• Indonesia sends bird flu samples to WHO

• UK doctors urge higher taxes on alcohol

• Fast Food Ads Fueling Obesity Among Hispanic Kids

• 2008 02 23

• Study Being fit can lower stroke risk

• Naps mammograms may predict stroke risk

• Treatment limits bleeding stroke damage

• 2008 02 24

• FDA clears Avastin for breast cancer

• 2008 02 26

• Men as well as women need bone tests

• Bill proposed after R.I. surgery errors

• ATT Tenn. create medical info exchange

• Cutoff cancer patient to get 369M

• Obesity more dangerous than terrorism experts

• China reports rise in sexually transmitted diseases

• Study doubts effectiveness of antidepressant drugs

• Viral Infections Tied to Pregnancy Complications

• Antibiotic Use in Dementia Patients Questioned

• Cancer risk up in Japanese women exposed to smoke

• 2008 02 27

• Spending on health to rise dramatically

• Study suggests antibiotics are overused

• Men as well as women need bone tests

• 2008 02 28

• Aetna postpones sedation policy change

• Kids vaccine linked to fever seizures

• WHO says drugresistant TB spreads fast

• Nev. clinic creates hepatitis C scare

• Overweight Hispanic Kids Show Early Markers for Diabetes

• UN wants new push against female circumcision

• India mulls potentially landmark ruling on generic drugs

• CDC Panel Urges Extending Flu Vaccine Coverage for Kids

• Ginkgo biloba may protect memory study

• AstraZeneca39s Recentin fails lung cancer trial

• 2008 02 29

• FDA Heparin problems cause unknown

• FDA OKs Nexium in children age 1 to 11

• Swiss say fans should get measles shot