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• 2008 03 02

• CDC to destroy oldest smallpox vaccine

• Schwarzenegger kicks off fitness expo

• FDA Dont swallow inhaler capsules

• Study Spanking can bring problems later

• Carb Intake Obesity Tied to Rise in Esophageal Cancers

• Cultural practices buttress Sierra Leone poverty U.N.

• ADHD Drugs Won39t Raise Risk of Substance Abuse

• UK lawmakers urge action to cut childbirth deaths

• Study finds dogs robots cheer elderly

• Vitamin E Supplements May Raise Lung Cancer Risk

• 2008 03 04

• Study outlines risks for teen passengers

• Problems hamper sickle cell treatment

• Long workweeks keeping Americans up late

• Audits sting hospitals physicians

• Obese Children Face More Complications During Surgery

• Italy election symbols from garbage to impotence

• Poor Working Memory Tied to Low School Scores

• 2008 03 05

• Hormone use linked to cancer risks

• Snow eating now endangered kid pleasure

• Flat growths may be worse than polyps

• Group Better access to pain meds needed

• Some experts doubt obesity epidemic

• Sierra Leone women demonstrate for 39traditional39 mutilation

• Oral Allergy Immunotherapy Helps Control Asthma

• Restricting TV and Computer Time Helps Kids Lose Weight

• Brazil court to rule on stem cells

• 2008 03 06

• Government concedes vaccine injury case

• New colon cancer screening guides issued

• Contaminant found in blood thinner

• House approves mental health bill

• Protein that could fight obesity discovered Swedish study

• 2008 03 07

• FDA Heparin illnesses now in Germany

• Vegas hepatitis exposure list incomplete

• Senate OKs tougher overseas toy checks

• 2008 03 08

• FDA expands warnings on anemia drugs

• Parents speak out on vaccine settlement

• Analysis Vaccineautism link unproven

• FDA is favorable on antianesthesia drug

• Bacteria Mix in Guts of Babies Predicts Obesity

• Exmodel Waris Dirie found in Brussels

• Vaccine Could One Day Control High Blood Pressure

• Government Assistance Linked to Better Child Development

• Memory Loss in Hyperactive State With Alzheimer39s

• Researchers Design Promising Cancer Drug

• 2008 03 10

• NYC Traces of sedatives in NYC water

• China Food poisoning deaths up in 2007

• More Nevada surgery clinics to be cited

• 2008 03 11

• Study Creativity jazzes your brain

• Chemicals linked to Gulf War illness

• probe finds drugs in drinking water

• NYC Traces of sedatives in NYC water

• 2008 03 12

• Is salvia the next marijuana

• Health views differ along ethnic lines

• Kids fear 2 parents with Alzheimers

• Hospitals file lawsuit over Medicaid

• Are fat moms to blame for fat kids Answer unclear

• One in 4 Teen Girls Has a Sexually Transmitted Disease

• U.S. drug sales grew at slowest rate since 1961 IMS

• U.S. says UCB cough medicine overdose can kill

• Two Parents With Alzheimer39s Raises Child39s Risk

• Teen honored for advancing cancer study

• 2008 03 13

• Report Woman cat shared staph bug

• US syphilis up for seventh straight year

• Documents feed debate on FEMA trailers

• Hong Kong shuts schools in flu outbreak

• Preschool Intervention Curbed Trend Toward Obesity

• U.S. Syphilis Rate Grows for 7th Year in Row

• Health Tip If Your Child is a Vegetarian

• 2008 03 14

• FDA panel wants limits on anemia drugs

• First lady visits Haitian AIDS clinic

• Monitors dont stop patients from waking

• Lubbock ranks last in bad teeth study

• Minimal Exercise Benefits Overweight Postmenopausal Women

• 2008 03 15

• Lubbock ranks last in bad teeth study

• Monitors dont stop patients from waking

• Dementia diagnosis may relieve patients

• No new flu strain found in Hong Kong

• 2008 03 16

• Laura Bush Mexico fight breast cancer

• 2008 03 17

• China confirms outbreak of bird flu

• China US probe heparin blood thinner

• Blood thinner held at border for testing

• 2008 03 18

• Genes point to varied diabetes subtypes

• Growth hormones dont boost performance

• WHO Progress in fighting TB slows

• Baby suffers from rare aging disease

• Genes May Determine Obesity After Weight Surgery

• Doctor training urged to fight syphilis spread

• India tries new ways to reach its underfed children

• 1 in 5 U.S. Seniors Struggles With Memory Lapses

• Frying Tumors Can Boost Lung Cancer Survival

• 2008 03 19

• Ill. high court considers pharmacy rules

• Boehringer inhaler may raise stroke risk

• Cocaine may cause heart attack symptoms

• 2008 03 20

• Study details effects of prostate cancer

• Contaminant found in heparin identified

• Gene may help explain stress disorder

• 2008 03 21

• Salmonella cases rise in Colorado city

• Calif transplant doctor ordered to trial

• Good marriage equals good blood pressure

• Study Age of blood may affect patients

• 2008 03 22

• China orders tighter controls on heparin

• 2008 03 23

• 15 hepatitis infections tied to exnurse

• Asylums renaming insults advocates

• 2008 03 24

• Home bipolar disorder test causes stirs

• 2008 03 25

• Dont just blame the chickens for flu

• Tapwater salmonella inquiry narrows

• UN chief urges global fight against TB

• UK to force drugmakers to share info

• Obese Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Some Cancers

• Sex Ed Can Help Prevent Teen Pregnancy

• Free Drug Samples Hike OutofPocket Costs

• Health Tip Sports Safety for Kids

• Therapeutic Cloning Works in Mice With Parkinson39s

• Many Phase 3 Cancer Drug Trials Yield Effective Medicines

• 2008 03 26

• WHO claims Polio stopped in Somalia

• Penalty for pharmacists refusal upheld

• Weighing costs in choosing cancer care

• Fla. teen dies during breast surgery

• 2008 03 27

• Tobacco cash in lung study stirs flap

• FDA deadlines may impact drug safety

• Nursing homes cut back on restraints

• Famed Ky. eatery suspected in illnesses

• Cops Texas boy was slain not crushed

• UKOdd Summary

• Too Little Vitamin D May Soften Baby39s Skull

• Big belly in 40s raises Alzheimer39s risk in 70s

• 2008 03 28

• Squid beaks may have medical application

• EU threatens ban on Italian mozzarella

• Dengue claims 54 lives in Brazil

• Big belly boosts risk of later dementia

• 2008 03 29

• Colo. town closer to drinkable tap water

• Praying parents other 3 kids removed

• Patients rate local hospitals

• FDA investigates Merck drugsuicide link

• 2008 03 30

• Sound monitors protect premature babies

• 2008 03 31

• Doctors wary after cholesterol drug flop

• Small hospitals push to do heart work