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  1. More than 380 sick aboard cruise ship (AP)
  2. Pfizer under pressure after halting drug
  3. Taco Bell closes New Jersey outlet after E. coli
  4. E. coli sickens at least 15 in N.J. (AP)
  5. Britain hopes to dance its way out of obesity epidemic (AFP)
  7. Pfizer under pressure after halting drug
  8. Pfizer under pressure after halting drug (AP)
  9. Over 380 sick aboard largest cruise ship (AP)
  10. Clinton honored in Papua New Guinea (AP)
  11. Energy gap factors into child obesity
  12. Pediatricians call for less advertising to children
  13. New moms and newborns need privacy, study shows
  14. Seniors falling into danger
  15. FDA probes safety of popular heart stent (AP)
  16. Thoughts of suicide
  17. Ads target stigma of mental illness among youth
  18. Pfizer stopping cholesterol drug study due to unexpected deaths
  19. Doctors say ads are harming children (Reg Req'd)
  20. Fast food at kids' hospitals causing worry (AP)
  21. Pediatricians blast inappropriate ads (AP)
  22. Guidelines for child sedation updated (AP)
  23. Scrutiny of Other Heart Drugs Could Grow After Failed Trial
  24. Pediatricians blast inappropriate ads
  25. Clinton holds up Cambodia's AIDS effort as model (Reuters)
  26. UHS Behavioral Health Facilities Under Scrutiny For Endangering Patients
  27. Pediatricians say ads contribute to kids' ills
  28. Bad news for Pfizer is also bad news for those needing lower cholesterol
  29. Clinton signs deal to expand AIDS treatment in Cambodia (AFP)
  30. Experts in Thailand to tackle cancer crisis in developing countries (AFP)
  31. Docs say ads harm youths
  32. Pediatricians Blast Inappropriate Ads
  33. Teen Pregnancy Rates Decline
  34. Murder Suspect May Not Be Tried
  35. Psych prof's a class act, as award shows
  36. Ads Are Selling U.S. Kids Poor Health: Experts
  37. Drug-Eluting Stents Risky Without Blood Thinner, Study Suggests
  38. Drug's failure afflicts Pfizer
  39. Fast food in children's hospitals a bad lesson: study
  40. Pharmaceutical Help for Adult Autism?
  41. Women told get fit, not fight fat
  42. Pfizer Under Pressure After Halting Drug
  43. Bosses push staff to eat right, exercise (AP)
  44. Clinton to help Cambodia kids with AIDS (AP)
  45. Obese women can get healthier without diets: study (Reuters)
  46. Sen. Thomas of Wyo. leaves hospital (AP)
  47. New Model for Psychotropic Drugs
  48. Efforts for whites to appear colorblind may backfire
  49. New Drug Promises To Slow Diabetes
  50. Ads Are Selling U.S. Kids Poor Health
  51. Researcher charged with conflict (AP)
  52. Japanese officials bare bellies online to fight obesity (AFP)
  53. New Type 2 Diabetes Drug Delays Disease Progression
  54. Anorexics, bulimics learn methods online: study
  55. Other drugs do what Pfizer's aimed to do (AP)
  56. Diabetes drug's benefits come at a price (AP)
  57. VA faulted on mental health spending (AP)
  58. Antidepressants May Up Risk for Attempted, Not Completed, Suicide (HealthDay)
  59. Women told get fit, not fight fat
  60. Immigrants Face Mental Health Stigma
  61. Diabetes Drug's Benefits Come at a Price
  62. Other drugs do what Pfizer's aimed to do (AP)
  63. Feds charge Alzheimer's researcher (AP)
  64. NY nears ban on trans fat (AP)
  65. Popular baldness drug could mask prostate marker (Reuters)
  66. Other Drugs Do What Pfizer's Aimed to Do
  67. Study Probes Suicide, Antidepressants
  68. E. coli in N.J. is linked to Taco Bell (AP)
  69. Antidepressant drug treatment reduces mortality, researchers say (Reuters)
  70. Women in Transition Part II
  71. Pfizer Shares Sink After Key Drug Halted
  72. New Atlanta-Based Pharmaceutical Company Focuses on Central Nervous System
  73. Australian test sniffs out mental illness (AFP)
  74. Having restaurants in hospitals validates fast food, study says
  75. Government scientist faces ethics charge (AP)
  76. Reginald T. Dogan: The 'N-word' should never be used by anyone -- black or white
  77. Judge will not commit sex offender
  78. Pfizer shares sink after key drug halted
  79. Fast food in kids' hospitals sends mixed message
  80. NYC to ban trans fats from eateries (AP)
  81. Minnesota tops list in health rankings (AP)
  82. AIDS threatens half of Zambian youths (AFP)
  83. Malaysia aims to cut HIV infection rate by 20 pct in next year (AFP)
  84. Improve Depression Care, Save Costs
  85. Omega-3 for ADHD?
  86. Improve Parent Skills to Limit Teen Substance Abuse
  87. Antidepressants reduce mortality - study
  88. Benefits to Employers Outweigh Enhanced Depression-Care Costs
  89. Heart drug pulled, Pfizer tumbles
  90. Internet, sudden pre-teen weight loss new concerns for children with eating disorders
  91. Pediatricians Urge Restrictions on Ads for Sex-Related Products
  92. Anti-depressants linked to increased suicide attempts
  93. Breast cancer still diagnosed later in black women (Reuters)
  94. FDA staff: Adult antidepressant risks differ by age (Reuters)
  95. Woman's multiple personalities start fires
  96. Obesity will increase UK cancer cases (Reuters)
  97. Hair-Loss Drug Skews Prostate Cancer Test (HealthDay)
  98. Antidepressants May Up Risk for Attempted, Not Completed, Suicide (HealthDay)
  99. Treating Workers' Depression Helps Companies' Bottom Line (HealthDay)
  100. Best HIV prevention programs build skills: review (Reuters)
  101. NYC Bans Trans Fats
  102. Minnesota Tops List In Health Rankings
  103. Pfizer's Bitter Pill: Its New Drug is Doa
  104. NYC Bans Trans Fats In Restaurant Food
  105. FDA: Stent patients face blood clot risk (AP)
  106. Study: Moms at risk for mental problems (AP)
  107. Study disputes cell phone-cancer link (AP)
  108. Elderly antidepressant risk may be less (AP)
  109. Why teens do stupid things
  110. E. Coli Scare Impacts Taco Bells Across L.I.
  111. Artery treatment poses clot risk
  112. Study disputes cell phone-cancer link
  113. Death toll hits 48 from tainted medicine
  114. First-time mothers at risk of mental illness, study finds (Reuters)
  115. No Cancer Risk Seen With Cell Phones
  116. Death Toll Hits 48 From Tainted Medicine
  117. Taco Bells used same distributor (AP)
  118. NYC bans trans fats from eateries (AP)
  119. Christmas wish lists corrupted by big toy companies' ad blitz
  120. Pa. Officials Investigating 4 Cases Of E. coli
  121. Death Toll Hits 48 From Tainted Medicine
  122. Half of world's stomach cancer victims in China (Reuters)
  123. China to prosecute deliberate AIDS infections (Reuters)
  124. Study Finds Medication Raises Suicide Risks in Young Adults
  125. Parkinson's Approach With Stem Cells A Promising First Step
  126. Boy's death stirs grief, concerns in Chicod
  127. Coated stents under scrutiny
  128. Texas Improves Slightly In Annual Health Survey
  129. NY eateries face new rules on transfats, calories
  130. More sick as E. coli hunt grows
  131. Poverty, obesity killing Mississippi's health
  132. New mothers, not fathers, at risk for mood disorders
  133. Australia lifts ban on therapeutic cloning (AP)
  134. High court considers privacy issue
  135. Mom's postpartum risk
  136. Study Finds Medication Raises Suicide Risks in Young Adults
  137. Afghan drugs a worry as Pakistanis confront AIDS (Reuters)
  138. Clinton urges end to HIV/AIDS stigma in Vietnam (Reuters)
  139. Anti-clot drugs urged with coated stents
  140. Farrah Fawcett Finishes Cancer Treatment
  141. Jamba Juice issues warning in Southwest (AP)
  142. Employers offer electronic medical data (AP)
  143. US fitness club caters to obese, overweight children (AFP)
  144. Cell phones don't raise cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  145. Vietnam cheers Clinton on HIV/AIDS tour (AFP)
  146. Brain Transplant for Parkinson?s?
  147. Teens Abuse Cough Suppressant
  148. New Anti-Psychotic Drugs Not Worth the Cost?
  149. Lessons in Taco Bell troubles
  150. Analysis contradicts AIDS accusations (AP)
  151. Biopsy Marker May Predict Breast Cancer's Course (HealthDay)
  152. Drug shows promise against schizophrenia (Reuters)
  153. Tailor Depression Medication
  154. Taco Bell Removes Green Onions From Menu
  155. Taco Bells Used Same Distributor
  156. FDA Panel to Weigh Value of Drug-Coated Stents
  157. Taco Bell removes green onions from restaurants nationwide (Reg Req'd)
  158. Death toll hits 48 from contaminated medicine in Panama
  159. Taco Bell Removes Green Onions From Its Restaurants
  160. Plan B pill now readily available (AP)
  161. Obesity Boosts Kidney Risk in Type 1 Diabetes (HealthDay)
  162. New Research Yields Clues to Brain Cancer (HealthDay)
  163. New Learning Communities at Vol State built to encourage teamwork in learning
  164. Plan B Pill Now Readily Available
  165. New Research Yields Clues to Brain Cancer
  166. Taco Bell Pulls Green Onions From Its Ingredients
  167. Taco Bell Removes Green Onions
  168. Harvard Psychiatrists Launch www.exclusivetherapist.
  169. Tragic but not rare
  170. Common PTSD Drug May Be Useless
  171. Human embryonic stem cells show potential in treating rats with Parkinson's symptoms
  172. Novartis anti-leukemia drug works for 5 years, study says (Reuters)
  173. The gentle science of persuasion, Part 2: Reciprocity
  174. Mental health care often out of reach for immigrants
  175. S.C. improves its smoking prevention ranking
  176. Taco Bell removes green onions
  177. Gleevec Continues to Beat Blood Cancer
  178. Over 20 years, portions have grown (AP)
  179. Plan B pill now readily available (AP)
  180. Mo. lags in protecting kids from tobacco (AP)
  181. Employers offer electronic medical data (AP)
  182. Biopsy Marker May Predict Breast Cancer's Course
  183. Genes Can Impact Depression Treatment
  184. Taco Bell Removes Green Onions
  185. New Jersey Asks Taco Bells to Throw Out Their Food
  186. Taco Bell Pulls Onions, Possible Link To E.Coli
  187. Taco Bell Removes Green Onion From Restaurants
  188. A Student of the Mind, With a Brain That Sometimes Betrays Him
  189. Doug Jenson knows what the "wonder drug" Gleevec has given him.
  190. Merck Sees Slightly Higher 2007 Earnings
  191. Panel Told That Anemia-Drug Payment Method Is Flawed
  192. Safety of drug-coated stents spotlighted (AP)
  193. Sleep Problems Get in the Way of Alcohol Recovery
  194. EPA sets final Sept. 11 building testing (AP)
  195. Trial shows schizophrenia drug effective (AP)
  196. Merck predicts higher profit
  197. Gleevec Continues to Beat Blood Cancer
  198. Social Factors Influence Post-Trauma Response
  199. Sleep Problems Impede Alcohol Recovery
  200. Solo Substance Use Put Teens at Risk
  201. Statin Users Risk Heart Attacks by Stopping Treatment
  202. High Protein Diets May Boost Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  203. Lilly schizophrenia drug shows promise in trial (Reuters)
  204. Lilly Sees Icos Buy Lowering '07 Profit
  205. Study says malaria helps spread HIV (AP)
  206. Study: Ebola killed gorillas too (AP)
  207. British scientists find scan can predict schizophrenia (AFP)
  208. Teens Who Smoke, Drink Alone at Higher Risk
  209. E. coli probe focuses on green onions
  210. Girls study: More weighing, more trouble (AP)
  211. Scallions in E. coli case from Calif. (AP)
  212. Obese diabetics may be unrealistic about calories (Reuters)
  213. mtvU urges stressed students to get help
  214. Parents Key to Protecting Teen Drivers: Experts
  215. Teens Who Smoke, Drink Alone at Higher Risk
  216. Drugmaker makes chewable contraceptive (AP)
  217. 1 death, 19 injuries blamed on magnets (AP)
  218. Formerly conjoined twins going home (AP)
  219. Case Studies Examine Role Of Hormones, Psychology In False Pregnancy
  220. Drug-Coated Stents Don't Boost Death Risk, U.S. Advisers Say
  221. Parents Key to Protecting Teen Drivers: Experts
  222. Teens Who Smoke, Drink Alone at Higher Risk
  223. Well Known Iraqi Psychiatrist Shot Dead
  224. Drugmaker makes chewable contraceptive (AP)
  225. FDA: Heart stents don't up risk of death (AP)
  226. Panel dismisses serious risk of drug-coated stents
  227. Hippocrates Meets Fidel, and Even U.S. Students Enroll
  228. The 7 kids' health myths every mom should ignore
  229. E. Coli Could Hurt Taco Bell Sales
  230. Drug-Coated Stents Are Safe
  231. Case Studies Examine Role Of Hormones, Psychology In False Pregnancy
  232. Study Says Malaria Helps Spread HIV
  233. From A Lowly Yeast, Researchers Divine A Clue To Human Disease
  234. Solvay, Bristol obesity drug advances in trials (Reuters)
  235. Breast cancer screening under 50 questioned (Reuters)
  236. Bird flu has deadly friends
  237. Scientist warns of new CJD outbreak
  238. Lilly Sees Slowdown in 07 Profit Growth
  239. Health Tip: Planning Obesity Surgery? (HealthDay)
  240. Hormonal contraception doesn't raise HIV risk: study (Reuters)
  241. Infant Car Seats Might Pose Breathing Risks
  242. Pregnancy doesn't have to wait after breast cancer (Reuters)
  243. Can ED Drugs Slow Cancer?
  244. Antidepressants Role in Suicidal Attempts/Deaths
  245. Bias in Breast Cancer Screening
  246. New Insights On Eating Disorders
  247. Infant Car Seats Might Pose Breathing Risks
  248. Restricting Calories Boosts the Immune System
  249. E. Coli Outbreak Heads West
  250. The 7 Kids' Health Myths Every Mom Should Ignore
  251. Scallions in E. coli case from Calif. (AP)