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  1. Breast Cancer Risk Falls With Age (HealthDay)
  2. Marathoners Run a Greater Risk for Skin Cancer (HealthDay)
  3. China HIV cases up 30 percent (Reuters)
  4. Oregon school psychologist arrested for ID theft
  5. What's your food sign?
  7. Marathon runners face skin cancer risk (AP)
  8. Is surgery better in treating a slipped disk?
  9. Extradition not before Xmas: Beattie
  10. Breast Cancer Risk Falls With Age
  11. Chinese HIV Cases Up 30 Percent in 2006
  12. Surgery Only Slightly Better for Herniated Disc
  13. Australian state leader says US doctor likely to be extradited next year
  14. Breast Cancer Risk Falls With Age
  15. China HIV cases up nearly 30 percent
  16. U.S. Doctor Probed in Aussie Deaths
  17. HIV infection on rise in all regions: U.N. report
  18. HIV/AIDS on the rise in China (AFP)
  19. India-born surgeon may finally be extradited to Australia
  20. U.S. doctor sought in Australian deaths
  21. AIDS epidemic growing worldwide
  22. People from broken homes prone to psychotic illnesses
  23. Doctors Told Me Jake Would Never Walk
  24. Health Tip: Reduce Your Chances of Colon Cancer (HealthDay)
  25. Stop Obesity in the Womb?
  26. Evolution to Blame for Neuropsychiatric Disorders?
  27. Church seminar looks at pitfalls in marriage
  28. Social Environmental Trigger for Schizophrenia?
  29. Patel may face fourth kill charge
  30. Staying Trim on Turkey Day
  31. Your Dream Questions Answered
  32. Little-known Czechoslovak LSD tests subject of new research
  33. Judge: No class-action suit over Vioxx (AP)
  34. Doctors are reportedly fleeing Iraq (AP)
  35. Robots make inroads in health care (AP)
  36. "Checklist" aims to improve colon cancer care (Reuters)
  37. Statistics, Research and Resources
  38. Staying Trim on Turkey Day
  39. Democrats look to trim Medicare costs (AP)
  40. Need Flu Shot? It's Not Too Late
  41. Judge: No federal class in Vioxx suits (AP)
  42. Psychotic patients benefit from smoking cessation (Reuters)
  43. A Strange Confined Space
  44. Baby with heart outside body has surgery (AP)
  45. Fetal oxygen monitors offer no benefit (AP)
  46. Holiday gobbling weighs down students (AP)
  47. Official investigates cruise ship death (AP)
  48. Obesity may improve survival rate of kidney cancer (Reuters)
  49. Health Tip: Reduce Your Chances of Colon Cancer (HealthDay)
  50. Seeing Is Believing
  51. U.S. Doctor Sought in Australian Deaths
  52. Body Parts Recalled By Tissue Bank
  53. Staying Trim on Turkey Day
  54. Schizophrenia more likely in children from broken homes
  55. No room for error in Patel extradition: legal expert
  56. Multi-Copy DNA More Common Than Thought
  57. Embryonic Stem Cells Yield Full Range of Heart Tissues
  58. Diabetes linked to lower prostate cancer risk (Reuters)
  59. When Children Abuse Their Mothers
  60. Late Night Adventuring
  61. Genetic 'book of life' gets a rewrite
  62. New Blood Thinner Offers Safer Heart Attack Care
  63. Cellular Changes Could Spur Heart Failure Death
  64. Outbreaks Show Bird Flu Virus Is Changing
  65. EPA to regulate form of nanotechnology (AP)
  66. Each person's genetic makeup differs far more than previously known: study
  67. New DNA map an eye-opener
  68. Snoring in overweight kids reduced by exercise (Reuters)
  69. Health Tip: Symptoms of Leukemia (HealthDay)
  70. Not Too Late For Flu Shots
  71. Healthy Hearts Are Thankful Hearts
  72. Drug-resistant TB spreads in S. Africa (AP)
  73. Depressed kids more apt to drink at an early age (Reuters)
  74. Epileptics 'wait two years to see specialist'
  75. Congress seen pushing for imported drugs (AP)
  76. Holiday Stress Can Be Navigated (HealthDay)
  77. Fish oils, vitamins, herbs helpful for depression (Reuters)
  78. Two new HIV cases in Kazakh outbreak (AFP)
  79. Kansas man gets prison time in HIV case (AP)
  80. Ties between cholesterol and Parkinson's in women
  81. Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
  82. Survive Thanksgiving with family
  83. UCLA Neurologist Honored With American Heart Association's Stroke Council Award
  84. Health Tip: Symptoms of Leukemia (HealthDay)
  85. Holiday Stress Can Be Navigated (HealthDay)
  86. Sleep apnea's real health risks
  87. Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
  88. Healthy Hearts Are Thankful Hearts
  89. District Court Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction In Ortho V. Amgen Suit
  90. Teva gets approval to sell generic anti-nausea drug
  91. New push to allow imported drugs expected in Congress
  92. Congress seen pushing for imported drugs
  93. Clean jails 'could cut violence'
  94. Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
  95. Healthy Hearts Are Thankful Hearts
  96. U.N. to Iran: No help on nuclear reactor
  97. Tips to Lighten That Thanksgiving Meal
  98. Tiny implanted devices are keeping one Texas family alive
  99. That Sty in Your Eye
  100. Relationship Between Sleep And Crime Explored
  101. Study (Canada) Reveals Prescription Opioid Abuse More Prevalent than Heroin
  102. No Proven Programs to Help Teens Quit Smoking
  103. Dementia Care Intervention Eases Burden for Families
  104. Baby Born With Heart Outside Body
  105. Shop-Till-You-Drop Season Scary for Some
  106. Withdrawn teens can blossom with possibilities
  107. New training readies medics for battle (AP)
  108. Dietary fat may not raise breast cancer odds (Reuters)
  109. Enhanced gene map could help disease research
  110. Keep Food Longer During a Blackout
  111. Shop-Till-You-Drop Season Scary for Some
  112. Wheat's lost gene helps nutrition
  113. Nov. 24, 2006
  114. Wild wheat gene could boost nutrient content of modern varieties
  115. Toddler's rare hereditary disorder mimics autism
  116. Shop-Till-You-Drop Season Scary for Some
  117. Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing (AP)
  118. 'Gatherers' fight gridlock, lines and sleep for deals
  119. In Diabetes Fight, Raising Cash and Keeping Trust
  120. UK blacks at no greater risk of schizophrenia - Hickling - Thursday November 23, 2006
  121. In Diabetes Fight, Raising Cash and Keeping Trust
  122. A Little Help for a Mother Raising Autistic Twin Girls
  123. Man Scales Peaks in Father's Memory
  124. Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing (AP)
  125. Staph infections rise among athletes (AP)
  126. China AIDS activist arrested by police: group (AFP)
  127. Public transit not wheelchair-friendly (AP)
  128. Dermatologists target ethnic skin woes (AP)
  129. Domingo lends voice to hearing impaired (AP)
  130. Staph infections rise among athletes (AP)
  131. India's finance minister says HIV-AIDS biggest threat to economy (AFP)
  132. Researchers seek routes to happier life (AP)
  133. Pilates can aid some with Parkinson's (AP)
  134. China AIDS forum cancelled after activist's arrest (AFP)
  135. Pope condemns discrimination against AIDS victims (AFP)
  136. Art divines wellsprings of calamity
  137. Money on mind makes us misers
  138. Disfigured teen gets new face, new life (AP)
  139. Seeing Is Believing
  140. Pilates can aid some with Parkinson's (AP)
  141. Kosher food arrives at U.S. stadiums (AP)
  142. Study: Money-happiness link is complex (AP)
  143. Awaiting Lengthy Lab Confirmation of Bird Flu Risks Treatment Delays, Studies Find
  144. Disfigured teen gets new face, new life (AP)
  145. Pilates Can Aid Some With Parkinson's
  146. Teen takes risk on a cure
  147. Seizures take driver's seat
  148. For the Autistic, a Gift of Common Ground
  149. Researchers Study Ways To Increase Daily Happiness
  150. Nov. 26, 2006
  151. China AIDS activist released from custody in Beijing (AFP)
  152. Students search for clues in their dreams
  153. Psychologists list potential murderers
  154. The woman who aims to spot killers before they can strike
  155. Terri Irwin thinks daughter is too happy?
  156. India's finance minister says HIV-AIDS biggest threat to economy (AFP)
  157. Shanghai students search for clues in their dreams
  158. Researchers Seek Routes to Happier Life
  159. Poison may heal -- Study explores unusual stroke treatments
  160. Psychologists list potential murderers
  161. Search continues for effective fetal monitor
  162. Is your happiness thermostat stuck?
  163. China to tighten organ transplant rules (AP)
  164. Edible Coatings May Boost Food Safety
  165. Long-Term Cancer Risk Follows Stem Cell Transplant Recipients
  166. South Korea to kill cats, dogs (AP)
  167. Singapore forms panel to fight HIV (AP)
  168. First responders learning Spanish (AP)
  169. Some Stem Cell Transplant Recipients Face Long-Term Risk (HealthDay)
  170. Teen Smoking Ups Risk for Alcohol Disorders
  171. Gamblers Have More Health Problems
  172. Patient Protection from ALT Med?
  173. Watching TV Can Improve Parenting And Child Behavior
  174. Parents' trauma affects teens
  175. Singapore Forms Panel to Fight HIV
  176. The Big O: Fireworks, or less than a blast?
  177. Teen Takes Risk In Rare Surgery
  178. Singing can cure speech disorders
  179. Warning issued on dangers of methadone (AP)
  180. Exotic pets in U.S. may pose health risk (AP)
  181. New ultrasound may help spot breast cancers (Reuters)
  182. Singapore detects record number of AIDS cases (AFP)
  183. Police Predict Criminals Of Tomorrow
  184. Mindfulness meditation - for body and soul
  185. Scientists study chemo effect on the brain
  186. Dietary fat may not raise breast cancer odds
  187. Anesthetic jab treats headache in the ER
  188. Edible Coatings May Boost Food Safety
  189. Australia lawmakers weigh stem cell bill (AP)
  190. Feds say there is enough flu vaccine (AP)
  191. CDC opens model employee fitness center (AP)
  192. Bacon tied to greater bladder cancer risk (Reuters)
  193. France to fight AIDS with 20-cent condoms (AFP)
  194. Ex-US president Clinton to visit Cambodia for HIV/AIDS talks (AFP)
  195. Chemo Temporarily Shrinks Brain Areas: Study
  196. Edible Coatings May Boost Food Safety
  197. Blame Myelin For Many Neuropsychiatric Disorders
  198. Doctors test implant to block strokes (AP)
  199. Mad cow risk low for hemophilia patients (AP)
  200. Professor researches hormone replacement (AP)
  201. Idaho cancer center to offer drug trials (AP)
  202. Overweight women's breast cancer risk lower: study (Reuters)
  203. Breast Cancer Risk Linked to Normal Aging of Breast Tissue (HealthDay)
  204. Colon Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise (HealthDay)
  205. Newly Depressed Heart-Attack Patients at Cardiac Risk (HealthDay)
  206. Feds Say There Is Enough Flu Vaccine
  207. Radiologists attempt to solve mystery of Tut's demise
  208. American Red Cross fined for violations (AP)
  209. Breast Cancer Risk Linked to Normal Aging of Breast Tissue (HealthDay)
  210. Colon Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise (HealthDay)
  211. Newly Depressed Heart-Attack Patients at Cardiac Risk (HealthDay)
  212. New CT scan could do away with mammogram pain
  213. Broken leg may have killed Tutankhamun
  214. Overweight women's breast cancer risk lower: study
  215. Doctors test implant to block strokes (AP)
  216. AIDS to be 3rd leading cause of death (AP)
  217. CDC opens model employee fitness center (AP)
  218. Pilates Can Aid Some With Parkinson's
  219. Newly Depressed Heart-Attack Patients at Cardiac Risk
  220. Parkinson's May Lower Driving Safety
  221. Scan could do away with mammogram pain (Reuters)
  222. New Breast Scanner Rivals Mammograms: works without flattening the breast
  223. King Tut Wasn't Bludgeoned to Death: Study
  224. Red Cross faces fine over blood safety (AP)
  225. Study shows that chemotherapy temporarily alters brain structure
  226. Scientists offer insights into death of King Tut
  227. New Breast Scanner Rivals Mammograms
  228. Clues in King Tut's CT scan
  229. Indonesia projects 500,000 HIV cases by 2010 (Reuters)
  230. CT scans shed light on Tut
  231. Woman dies from Avian flu, raising Indonesia's death toll to 57
  232. New breast CT scanner rivals mammography
  233. Doctors call face transplant a success (AP)
  234. Lacking free AIDS drugs, 18 die in Indian town (Reuters)
  235. Infant May Be Harmed by Alcohol in First Trimester
  236. Parkinson Disease Challenges Driving Ability
  237. First-time Ecstasy Use Can Harm Brain
  238. KU Researchers Investigate Effects of Marriage, Family on Women in Science
  239. Cutting Back on Smoking Won't Cut Death Risk
  240. Over 1.4 million South Africans test for AIDS (AFP)
  241. Another death in Indonesia
  242. Parkinson's May Lower Driving Safety
  243. Could study of Czechoslovak tests lead to return to respectability for LSD?
  244. Doctors: Face transplant was successful (AP)
  245. FDA questions Celebrex for kids' arthritis (AP)
  246. Yo-yo diets yield gallstones in men
  247. Statins Cut Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke in Those Without Heart Disease
  248. AIDS To Be 3rd Leading Cause of Death
  249. New Breast Scanner Rivals Mammograms
  250. S. Korea kills animals to stop bird flu (AP)
  251. One in Four Overweight Kids Gets Poor Sleep (HealthDay)