News Archives

• 2008 01 01

• Smoking banned in the cafes of France

• Sleep disruptions may up diabetes risk

• UVa. tests Viagralike drug for women

• Doctors target germs ability to cluster

• Highfat highcarb meals more harmful to obese

• Chinesemade supplements contain Viagra drug US regulator warns

• Researchers work on cocaine vaccine

• Children Who Sleep Less Weigh More

• Fish Oil May Help Prevent Alzheimer s

• Colon cancer risk traced to common ancestor

• 2008 01 03

• Whats new in French cafes Clean air

• 2008 01 05

• Ouch Cervical cancer shots painful

• Docs Home care OK for kids pneumonia

• Thousands of Britons sickened by virus

• Dengue fever killed 407 in Cambodia

• Britain tops fastfood league as world obesity grows study

• 2008 01 06

• Oklahoma City mayor puts city on a diet

• 2008 01 07

• China offers unproven medical treatments

• 2008 01 08

• Study links 911 stress to heart disease

• California autism cases continue to grow

• Girls who feel unpopular may gain weight

• Snoring It could be sleep apnea

• Weighty Mo. man wins custody of child

• France seizes 224000 fake antiimpotence pills

• China experts identify drug addiction genes

• Health Tip Help Ease Growing Pains

• Health Tip Stay Safe on the Stairs

• Fatherhood Tied to Higher Prostate Cancer Risk

• 2008 01 09

• Healthy habits can mean 14 extra years

• NYC death rate hit alltime low in 06

• Study Anxiety may be bad for your heart

• Girls who feel unpopular may gain weight

• 2008 01 10

• FDA cracks down on custommade hormones

• Millions of young abusing cough medicine

• Exreps say Amgen used patient records

• Report Quaids newborns put at risk

• 2008 01 11

• Millions of young abusing cough medicine

• Study Rare gene change linked to autism

• 2008 01 12

• YMCA tackles Americas health crisis

• EU report says cloned food probably safe

• Proteins found that AIDS virus preys on

• 2008 01 14

• Brown wants more organ donation in UK

• Man in antismoking ads still smokes

• 2008 01 15

• PE Focus on exercise not team sports

• FDA OKs Tysabri to fight Crohns disease

• UK criticized for deporting dying woman

• New Orleans nurses turn home into clinic

• Depression Obesity Coexist in Many MiddleAged Women

• Health Tip Use a ChildSafety Gate

• Older patients found to need less chemo with MabThera

• Natural supplements caused cancer in 2 men study

• 2008 01 16

• Bull market for clones studs not stock

• FDA says cloned animals safe for food

• 5 yellow fever deaths in Brazil

• Hot spots warn of diabetic foot ulcers

• 2008 01 17

• U.S. abortions at lowest rate since 1974

• Task force seeks brain injury studies

• FDA Cold medicines too risky for tots

• Officials find listeria strain at dairy

• Pedometers help people lose weight U.S. study

• China studies quotsexologyquot panel39s business methods

• FDA warns against cold drugs for kids under 2

• Latest Study Says Statins Don39t Slow Alzheimer39s

• Virus may cause rare but deadly skin cancer

• 2008 01 18

• New warning added to contraceptive patch

• Brain surgery lets woman listen to music

• 2008 01 19

• FDA weighs overcounter cholesterol drug

• FDA approves HIV drug etravirine

• US abortions at lowest rate since 1974

• Experts call for rethinking AIDS money

• 2008 01 20

• Minn. health system purges drug trinkets

• 2008 01 21

• FDA approves high blood pressure tablets

• Study looks at why poor kids are heavy

• Key health issues divide both parties

• 2008 01 22

• Getting in shape reduces death risk

• Food poisoning can be longterm problem

• Folk medicines contain lead

• Study looks at why poor kids are heavy

• Obesity surgery helps diabetics study finds

• Cervical cancer vaccine costeffective EU agency

• Ancient Maya scarified boys not virgin girls study

• Vitamin E may ward off physical decline in elderly

• Caffeine May Lower Ovarian Cancer Risk

• 2008 01 23

• Heart bypass best for multiple blockages

• CDC Too few adults get their vaccines

• Obesity surgery seen as diabetes cure

• Incubator fire badly burns Minn. newborn

• UK to spend millions on antiobesity campaign

• 2008 01 24

• Doctors report transplant breakthrough

• 2008 01 26

• USDA lab focuses on deadly E. Coli

• Study The Pill protects against cancer

• 2008 01 27

• Dust air water sources of lead

• Brazil carnival star eyes surgery record

• Future chefs learn how to cut trans fat

• 2008 01 28

• Cold meds send 7000 kids to hospitals

• New treatment can clear brain clots

• Pats Bruschi inspires stroke survivors

• Lead linked to aging in older brains

• EU health chief uses food labels to fight obesity

• Don39t stop Brazil Carnival but be careful Lula

• Pediatricians group wants show canceled

• Alzheimer39s Research Target May Be a Dead End

• Cancer risk growing in developing world UN agencies

• 2008 01 29

• Cold meds send 7000 kids to hospitals

• New flu vaccine may not need needles

• New treatment can clear brain clots

• 2008 01 30

• Mercury from vaccines disappears quickly

• Study links stress to soldiers maladies

• Gentler fix for artery bulge proves best

• Researcher admits leaking diabetes study

• 2008 01 31

• Scientists study how HIV hides in body

• Compound cuts cerebral palsy in preemies

• Swiss change safe sex message on HIV

• Super Bowl could be heart health hazard

• AtkinsLike Diet Cuts Epileptic Seizures