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  1. HIV-Infected Intestinal Immune Cells Never Rebound (HealthDay)
  2. ASU robot can stop ground balls
  3. A nation's eating habits
  4. Restricting Calories Boosts the Immune System
  5. A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited
  7. Lamps 'used for cancer surgery'
  8. NewsTrack Health and Science News
  9. Learn to deal effectively with your moods
  10. Coated Stents Should Stay on Market, U.S. Panel Says
  11. A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited
  12. Scallions in E. coli case from Calif. (AP)
  13. Unclear if poor health or stents up risk (AP)
  14. Drugmaker makes chewable contraceptive (AP)
  15. Girls study: More weighing, more trouble (AP)
  16. Health Tip: Planning Obesity Surgery? (HealthDay)
  17. HIV-Infected Intestinal Immune Cells Never Rebound (HealthDay)
  18. Psychologist says cages were humiliating for children
  19. Coated Stents Should Stay on Market, U.S. Panel Says
  20. Coated Stents Should Stay on Market, U.S. Panel Says
  21. Leading killer in Finland? Alcohol. (AP)
  22. ASU robot can stop ground balls
  23. 'Real-world' stent safety focus of hearings
  24. A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited (HealthDay)
  25. The Dalai Lama has it -- but just what is 'it'?
  26. 'Sleeper' is shrewd psychological terror
  27. Psychologist says caging caused stress
  28. Moscow drug clinic fire kills 45 women
  29. NYC Investigating 3 Possible E. Coli Cases
  30. Archetypes: Social Animals in Our Midst
  31. Psychologist says cages were humiliating for Huron County children
  32. Scallions pulled in E. coli outbreak were grown in California
  33. College Students Can Pack Stress for Holiday Home Stay
  34. Number of E. coli cases climbs to 62 in outbreak linked to Taco Bell restaurants
  35. Moscow drug clinic fire kills 45 women
  36. After years of debate, NJ lawmakers to vote on needle exchanges
  37. AIDS: UN envoy hails South Africa shift as "breakthrough" (AFP)
  38. Suspected E. coli outbreak sickens 19 in Iowa
  39. Officials Confirm Another E. coli Infection Case
  40. Ebola killed over 5,000 gorillas: study
  41. A Year of Major Advances in Cancer Cited (HealthDay)
  42. UN's envoy hails Malawi for wider rollout of free AIDS drugs (AFP)
  43. Psychologist says cages were humiliating for Huron County children
  44. Taco Bell Feels E. Coli Outbreak Fallout
  45. Flu season arrives in South Carolina
  46. Taco Bell E. Coli tests clear most foods (AP)
  47. Tajikistan grapples with drug addiction (AP)
  48. Taco Bell declares restaurants free of E. coli
  49. Sid Raymond, 97, Actor With a Familiar Face, Dies
  50. Despite Illness and Lawsuits, a Famed Psychotherapist Is Temporarily Back in Session
  51. Flu season arrives in S.C., flu shots still an option
  52. Professor puts his stamp on the legend of Bigfoot
  53. Experts warn flu season may pick up
  54. Professor puts his stamp on the legend of Bigfoot
  55. Choose Wisely in the Organic Food Aisle
  56. Go for Gifts That Get Kids Hopping
  57. Taco Bell E. Coli tests clear most foods
  58. Cell phone tunes could reflect one's personality
  59. Experts ponder bird flu's disappearance (AP)
  60. Parents, docs: Wait out ear infections (AP)
  61. Book By Binghamton University Psychology Professor Focuses On Terrorism
  62. Western Pa. zoo to hold naming ceremony for rare white buffalo
  63. Legislature likely to favor statewide smoking ban
  64. Next for NYC trans fat ban: enforcement (AP)
  65. AIDS: Money crunch is looming, warns UN envoy (AFP)
  66. Dec. 8 Contraceptive Story
  67. Haiti Chief May Require Cancer Treatment
  68. Casinos brace for smoking ban debate
  69. Experts ponder bird flu's disappearance (AP)
  70. Surgeon kept quiet about stake in company (Reg Req'd)
  71. Western Pa. zoo to hold naming ceremony for rare white buffalo
  72. Next for NYC trans fat ban: enforcement (AP)
  73. Sick stars stay in limelight
  74. Controversial antibiotic Ketek will face more FDA scrutiny
  75. Study finds medication labels are 'confusing'
  76. To treat cardiac arrest, doctors cool the body
  77. Choose Wisely in the Organic Food Aisle
  78. As a gift, surgery cuts both ways
  79. Cosmetic surgery gets a lift from boomers
  80. FDA should warn patients about stents
  81. UA institute may find 'bifocals for the brain'
  82. Treatment discovered for deadly childhood disease
  83. The suicide season
  84. New addiction strikes students: video games
  85. Monday liftoff from Mid-Atlantic spaceport is called off
  86. Needle exchange vote today
  87. Iowa illnesses tied to E. coli outbreak (AP)
  88. Hour of daily exercise cuts bowel cancer risk (Reuters)
  89. Bangladesh gets U.N. award for AIDS prevention (Reuters)
  90. Predict Schizophrenia with MRI
  91. Classy and tacky clash in Cambodia's Phnom Penh
  92. Training and Quick Action Save a Life
  93. Iowa Illnesses Linked to Taco Restaurant
  94. E. coli confirmed in NYC as food scare spreads
  95. New Jersey close to permitting needle exchanges for drug users
  96. 3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight (HealthDay)
  97. Africa lacks skills, money to fight AIDS-related cancer: expert (AFP)
  98. South African lifespans cut short by AIDS (AFP)
  99. Drugs sold over the counter fuel HIV in India (Reuters)
  100. Pregnant Smokers May Hook Kids
  101. Asking for Antidepressant Elevates Evaluation
  102. 3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
  103. Raising 'Good' Cholesterol Levels Still a Worthy Goal
  104. Iowa Illnesses Tied to E. Coli Outbreak
  105. Getting a Second Opinion
  106. FDA proposes broadening access to drugs (AP)
  107. Survivors of Childhood Leukemia Faring Well (HealthDay)
  108. Epidural Could Affect Breastfeeding
  109. U of MN study finds children with leukemia are living longer
  110. UN special envoy vows to help Zimbabwe fight AIDS (AFP)
  111. White holiday ads may have deeper meaning
  112. Epidural During Birth May Negatively Affect Breast-Feeding
  113. 3-Drug Regimen Is New Tool in Leukemia Fight
  114. Survivors of Childhood Leukemia Faring Well
  115. Raising 'Good' Cholesterol Levels
  116. UA institute looks to unlock secrets of how aging changes brain
  117. Height loss tied to heart disease in men (AP)
  118. Americans found to manage blood pressure (AP)
  119. Little-known disease threatening legs (AP)
  120. Obese men, girls see unusual testosterone levels (Reuters)
  121. Vision Problems Among Those Over 40 Costly
  122. Iowa illnesses tied to E. coli outbreak
  123. Judge tosses suit of Florida man on Atkins diet (Reuters)
  124. Family helps doctors trace pancreatic cancer gene (Reuters)
  125. Taco Bell E. Coli Source Not Confirmed
  126. Pregnancy doesn't have to wait after breast cancer
  127. Massage Eases Pain of Knee Arthritis
  128. Hysteria not imagined, study suggests
  129. Height loss tied to heart disease in men (AP)
  130. Americans found to manage blood pressure (AP)
  131. Little-known disease threatening legs (AP)
  132. Child stem cell recipient heads home (AP)
  133. Study shows what helped during 1918 flu (AP)
  134. Flu vaccine distribution system could use a booster shot
  135. Hysteria not a figment of a patient's imagination, study suggests
  136. Americans Found to Manage Blood Pressure
  137. Long hospital shifts, sleep deprivation can kill
  138. E.coli error after mixup
  139. Taco Bell's green onions receive a clean bill of health
  140. Possible fingerprint of Alzheimer's found (AP)
  141. Call for worldwide use of cervical cancer vaccines (Reuters)
  142. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?: Empirical Research Rising and Falling
  143. E. coli source mix-up
  144. Obese men, girls see unusual testosterone levels (Reuters)
  145. Family helps doctors trace pancreatic cancer gene (Reuters)
  146. Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  147. Self-Esteem Affects Literary Preference
  148. BP Meds May Reduce Alzheimer?s
  149. Cutting Back, Motivates to Quit Smoking
  150. The world as we know it December 12, 2006
  151. White holiday ads may have deeper meaning
  152. How economists measure happiness
  153. Height Loss in Older Men Tied to Heart, Death Risks
  154. Exercise Lowers Breast Cancer Risk
  155. Mom counters suit in drowning
  156. Hysteria not a figment of one's imagination: study
  157. Younger Siblings May Boost Brain Tumor Risk (HealthDay)
  158. how good is bigmedications.com info ?
  159. To Helmet or Not To Helmet; This is the Question
  160. Sleep Problems Get In The Way Of Alcoholism Recovery
  161. FDA halts sales of some quinine drugs (AP)
  162. Experts meet on cervical cancer vaccine (AP)
  163. Prostitute killer 'taunting' police
  164. Spree killer could be behind murders
  165. Height Loss Trouble for Men
  166. Exercising may reduce lung cancer risk (AP)
  167. Hospital rating may not show death rate (AP)
  168. For prostate cancer, action may beat waiting, study finds (Reuters)
  169. Depression often seen with chronic cough (Reuters)
  170. Lifespans are shrinking: Brit study
  171. Many at High Risk Don't Get Flu Shot
  172. Hospital Rating May Not Show Death Rate
  173. Shrinking 3 cm or more may trigger bone loss that increases chance of illness
  174. State of Childhood Asthma, United States: 1980-2005
  175. Exercising may reduce lung cancer risk (AP)
  176. Hospital rating may not show death rate (AP)
  177. Experts meet on cervical cancer vaccine (AP)
  178. FDA halts sales of some quinine drugs (AP)
  179. Possible Alzheimer's fingerprint found (AP)
  180. For prostate cancer, action may beat waiting: study (Reuters)
  181. Treatment Beats Watchful Waiting for Older Prostate Cancer Patients
  182. Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
  183. Report: Conn. Latinos face health crisis (AP)
  184. The $100 laptop challenge, eBay-style
  185. 'One thinks of the Ripper ... but this is unprecedented
  186. Family helps pancreatic cancer study (AP)
  187. Battling Prostate Cancer
  188. Height Loss in Older Men Tied to Heart, Death Risks
  189. State of Childhood Asthma, United States: 1980-2005
  190. E. coli outbreak said not tied to onions (AP)
  191. U.S. panel to weigh depression drug risk for adults (Reuters)
  192. Feds to update labels of Antidepressants (AP)
  193. Miss. West Nile deaths reach 13
  194. Study questions value of Web hospital ratings
  195. India HIV cases may be lower than estimates: study (Reuters)
  196. Exercising May Reduce Lung Cancer Risk
  197. Hope for Alcoholics, Substance and Food Abusers
  198. Schizophrenia Linked with Chronic Disease
  199. Hospital Ratings Fall Short, Study Finds
  200. Antidepressants before FDA
  201. Senator wants universal health care plan (AP)
  202. AIDS could lock southern Africa in poverty: UN envoy (AFP)
  203. Is Laughter Contagious?
  204. FDA panel meets on new labels for antidepressants
  205. Soy substance might help fight MS
  206. Soy-based substance might help fight MS
  207. Circumcision may cut risk of HIV (AP)
  208. Genes keep some people from feeling pain (AP)
  209. FDA approves test for tropical parasite (AP)
  210. New study suggests prostate cancer treatment helps elderly (AFP)
  211. Compound Boosts Tamoxifen's Cancer-Fighting Power (HealthDay)
  212. Doctor visits rise for youths with asthma; deaths decline
  213. Employers retain retiree drug coverage (AP)
  214. Low-protein diet might reduce cancer risk (Reuters)
  215. Male circumcision greatly reduces HIV risk: studies (Reuters)
  216. Hospital ratings fall short in comparing death rates, study says
  217. Pakistani boy leads scientists to pain discovery
  218. Compound Boosts Tamoxifen's Cancer-Fighting Power
  219. Healthy habits move to the top of workplace agendas
  220. FDA taking closer look at link between antidepressants and suicide
  221. Study: Flu shots better than FluMist (AP)
  222. Study: Fast colonoscopies miss growths (AP)
  223. FDA Will Likely Expand Antidepressant Drug Warnings
  224. New dyslexia theory blames 'noise'
  225. Source of E. coli still a mystery
  226. Male circumcision found safe, effective ...
  227. FDA May Expand Antidepressant Warning
  228. Putting Perspective On Autism: A Symposium In Honor Of Dr. Isabelle...
  229. Sleep Problems Get In The Way Of Alcoholism Recovery
  230. Fast Colonoscopies Miss Growths
  231. FDA Panel Urges Changes to Antidepressant Labeling
  232. Colonoscopies Should Last at Least 6 Minutes
  233. Studies Support Flu Vaccine's Effectiveness
  234. FDA may expand antidepressant warning
  235. Panel backs young adult antidepressant warning
  236. Experts to FDA: Don't Upgrade Risk Labeling of Antidepressants
  237. Study: Fast colonoscopies miss growths (AP)
  238. Circumcision may cut risk of HIV (AP)
  239. Recreational workouts may ward off breast cancer (Reuters)
  240. Panel backs young adult antidepressant warning (Reuters)
  241. As investigation gathers pace, experts profile vice girl murderer
  242. Hospital Ratings on Government Site Fall Short
  243. FDA Panels Urges Changes to Antidepressant Labeling
  244. FDA May Expand Antidepressant Warning
  245. Panel Backs Young Adult Anti-Depressant Warning
  246. Antidepressant warning needed, panel says
  247. Antidepressants to get new suicide warnings
  248. Group wants FDA to review more drug ads (AP)
  249. Nigeria cuts 8 ministries
  250. Circumcision Reduces HIV Rates, U.S. Studies Confirm
  251. Lettuce Most Likely Source In Taco Bell E. Coli