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  1. Video games fill psychological need: study
  2. A third B2H death in a week
  3. Regulators Clear 6 More Companies to Sell Generic Zocor
  4. Cloned animals' meat is safe
  5. US adolescents should be screened for mental health problems: researcher (AFP)
  7. Mental health bill to face House vote (AP)
  8. Whats on Thursday Night
  9. Partners HealthCare cutting anemia drug doses
  10. Amid warnings, Partners to cut anemia drug doses
  11. Do Pet Owners Enjoy Better Health?
  12. When war memories interfere with your everyday life
  13. Health Care System Cutting Antianemia Drugs
  14. Herpes treatment fails in animal testing (AP)
  15. Health Tip: Keep Deadly Skin Cancer Away (HealthDay)
  16. Mind-Set for Pain Relief
  17. Industrial Chemicals Can Damage Children
  18. Make those resolutions ... just be reasonable
  19. Rogue passenger forces Russian jet into emergency landing
  20. Deeper Emotions Keep Gamers Playing
  21. Meningitis suspected in 12-year-old girl's death
  22. Virtual Reality Soothes Young Burn Patients
  23. Most Americans Want Public Policies to Prevent Obesity (HealthDay)
  24. Ovulation disorders linked to lower breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  25. Egyptian man dies of bird flu, 10th death
  26. Meningitis suspected in 12-year-old girl's death
  27. Most Americans Want Public Policies to Prevent Obesity
  28. Virtual Reality Soothes Young Burn Patients
  29. Why your doctor might be forced to betray medical confidentiality
  30. FDA to declare cloning safe
  31. Virtual Experiences Can Cause Embellished, False Memories
  32. Low-Income Preschoolers Prone to Obesity
  33. Hispanic children at highest risk of obesity: study
  34. Study: Many kids too fat by preschool (AP)
  35. Why We Can't Stop Playing Games
  36. Millions of U.S. Children Becoming Fat, Many as Young as 3
  37. Heart Disease, Stroke Still Big Killers
  38. Low-Income Preschoolers Prone to Obesity
  39. Study: Many kids too fat by preschool (AP)
  40. Mental health bill to face House vote (AP)
  41. Woman sentenced for mental health counseling without license
  42. Preschoolers fat, too; Hispanics at highest risk
  43. Heart Disease, Stroke Still Big Killers
  44. Obesity starting early, study says
  45. Waiting List for AIDS Drugs Causes Dismay in South Carolina
  46. Universal Studios parks ban trans fats (AP)
  47. Brazil transfixed by 4th anorexia death (AP)
  48. Herpes treatment fails in animal testing (AP)
  49. SKorean scientists in AIDS breakthrough (AFP)
  50. Psychologist saw paranoia in dad before he set fatal fire
  51. Pfizer's Viagra patent upheld in China
  52. Studies offer new autism findings
  53. Study details poor kids' weight issues
  54. Longevity Gene Also Protects Memory, Cognitive Function
  55. Methamphetamine Use Increases Risks Of Artery Tears And Stroke
  56. Libya condemns foreign pressure in HIV case (Reuters)
  57. FDA Set to OK Food From Cloned Animals
  58. Do Pet Owners Enjoy Better Health?
  59. Couple of Drinks Could Aid Memory
  60. Newton inmate accused of assaulting psychologist
  61. Possible meningitis death of girl prompts warning
  62. Gene-Altered Mouse a Boon to Rheumatoid Arthritis Research
  63. Gene-Altered Mouse a Boon to Rheumatoid Arthritis Research
  64. US plans to OK food from cloned animals
  65. FDA OK may spark 'clone-free' labels (AP)
  66. Male Gender Bias in Psychology Research Continues
  67. Pfizer Wins Trademark Infringement Case In China
  68. Dec. 29, 2006
  69. Snoring Haunts Millions of Americans
  70. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 29, 2006
  71. A new interpretation of dreams
  72. Living With Kids Could Add Pounds
  73. Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
  74. Doctors wait for perfect face transplant candidate
  75. You Don't Have to Live With Excessive Menstrual Bleeding
  76. Autism research links brain region with emotion detection
  77. Heart disease still big problem in South (AP)
  78. Study: Many kids too fat by preschool (AP)
  79. FDA OK may spark 'clone-free' labels (AP)
  80. Universal Studios parks ban trans fats (AP)
  81. Living With Kids Could Add Pounds
  82. Rising Number of Uninsured Tops Health News for 2006
  83. You Don't Have to Live With Excessive Menstrual Bleeding
  84. Blunt-Kinder Administration Books Scientology Museum for State Capitol
  85. Libya's Gaddafi suggests spy link in HIV case (Reuters)
  86. The Spine as Profit Center
  87. Trusty Druggist Has New Role: Diabetes Coach
  88. University Hospitals boosts psychiatric services for kids
  89. Israel and Iran: To Attack or Not to Attack thats the Question
  90. Why Are Video Games Are Hard To Give Up
  91. Dec. 30, 2006
  92. Blunt-Kinder Administration Books Scientology Museum for State Capitol
  93. Coping when all is hopeless
  94. Woman infected with HIV at Libyan hospital dies (Reuters)
  95. A First Lady Whose Legacy Rivals Husbands
  96. Space shuttle program a lifeline for autistic man
  97. Resolve to Keep Those New Year's Resolutions
  98. NYC magician says tricks of the trade work in everyday life
  99. Garden City going ahead with smoking ban
  100. AG takes close look at doctors' association
  101. Go Ahead, Congress, Pick at Our Dinner
  102. The death of Saddam Hussein
  103. Music of the Hemispheres
  104. The Spine as Profit Center
  105. Heart disease still big problem in South (AP)
  106. Life after death
  107. Go Ahead, Congress, Pick at Our Dinner
  108. Heart disease still big problem in South
  109. Group recommends Down syndrome testing (AP)
  110. High-Tech Mammograms Will Change Breast Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  111. To make change work, your must want to do it
  112. High-Tech Mammograms Will Change Breast Cancer Care
  113. Motivation Key to Keeping Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions
  114. Smokers, Cigarette Retailers Brace For $1 Tax Hike
  115. Heart disease still big problem in South
  116. Dec. 31, 2006
  117. Gov't, industry join in E. coli fight (AP)
  118. They just love themselves
  119. Motivation Key to Keeping Those 'Get Fit' Resolutions
  120. State funeral thrusts Betty Ford back in spotlight
  121. Haitian girl returns after face surgery (AP)
  122. 2006 diet news: hold the trans fats (AP)
  123. How to Find News Articles Here
  124. They just love themselves
  125. Drunk Britons ignore 'cafe culture'
  126. Beltrami County's Anti-Smoking Law Getting Tougher
  127. Possible strategies for growers, handlers to make produce safer
  128. Smokers, retailers brace for tax hike
  129. Social service agency to design programs for high-risk patients
  130. High-Tech Mammograms Will Change Breast Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  131. Ban on smoking begins in Hong Kong
  132. The Memory Advantage
  133. Songwriters Death Leads to Suits Against Preacher
  134. Gov't, industry join in E. coli fight (AP)
  135. State To Focus On High Risk Patients
  136. Millions save money on Medicare program (AP)
  137. AR-15 rifles not needed to hunt
  138. Brain changes found in those with autism
  139. Down syndrome testing recommended for expectant moms
  140. At Your Job: Divorce lawyer: Divorce Lawyer
  141. The Winter Blues
  142. A New Approach
  143. Resolve to Exercise Your Brain
  144. Treating Pneumonia
  145. Jan. 1, 2007
  146. Speak Again After Stroke Through Song
  147. Suit alleges preacher cancer fib
  148. For 'RealAge' doc, focus is your health, not your years
  149. Suit Alleges Preacher Cancer Fib
  150. Mobile breast cancer clinic travels Idaho's backroads (Reg Req'd)
  151. Stopping aspirin abruptly risky for heart patients
  152. Young smokers often try to quit on their own
  153. Down screening urged for all pregnant women
  154. Study: War trauma may raise heart risks (AP)
  155. Doctors back new approach on 2nd opinion (AP)
  156. Physical abuse leads to adult depression: US study (Reuters)
  157. Zimbabwe plans huge increase in AIDS drugs rollout this year (AFP)
  158. War Trauma May Raise Heart Risks
  159. Physical abuse leads to adult depression -study
  160. Drug improves tremors, involuntary movements in Parkinson patients
  161. Doctors back new approach on 2nd opinion (AP)
  162. Rogue passenger forces Russian jet into emergency landing
  163. Kicking an Addiction, With Real People
  164. No counselling from Catholic agency
  165. Study: War trauma may raise heart risks (AP)
  166. Researcher studies meth exposure on kids (AP)
  167. Industry, government join E. coli fight (AP)
  168. Reading diet articles could be unhealthy (AP)
  169. "Factory Girl" affords more fame to Warhol muse
  170. Kicking an Addiction, With Real People
  171. Physical abuse leads to adult depression: study (Reuters)
  172. Drug improves tremors, involuntary movements in Parkinson patients
  173. Distress calls double
  174. Get some brain training
  175. Too many don't get it
  176. Sleep Disturbances Linked to Suicide Attempts
  177. Abused Youth at Risk for Major Depression
  178. PTSD Alters Pain Response
  179. Drug Improves Tremors, Involuntary Movements in Parkinson Patients
  180. Pediatrics offer strategy to prepare children for homesickness
  181. Media Might Fuel Eating Disorders
  182. Reading Diet Articles Could Be Unhealthy
  183. Media Might Fuel Eating Disorders
  184. Starbucks cutting trans fats from food (AP)
  185. a Good Age: Still in the saddle, bad back and all
  186. Moderate Drinking Cuts Heart Attack Risk in Hypertensive Men
  187. Teens binge drink, government study finds
  188. Acrylamide level in food largely unknown (AP)
  189. Moderate Drinking Cuts Heart Attack Risk in Hypertensive Men
  190. Send Summer Camp Homesickness Packing
  191. Epilepsy Drug May Help Parkinson's Patients
  192. Mental health crisis exposed under new scheme
  193. Dems recruit candidate for 6th Senate
  194. Cancer's unrecognized toll: Time (AP)
  195. Heart Failure Measures Don't Measure Up
  196. Patients' Lost Time Boosts Cost of Cancer Care
  197. Inflammation-Fighting Drug Fails in Heart Trial
  198. Send Summer Camp Homesickness Packing
  199. Epilepsy Drug May Help Parkinson's Patients
  200. Good for the heart is also good for the brain
  201. Psychological Treatments Are a Balm for Back Pain
  202. Cancer's unrecognized toll: Time (AP)
  203. Starbucks to drop trans fats from items (AP)
  204. N.D. conjoined twins to be separated (AP)
  205. Acrylamide level in food largely unknown (AP)
  206. Cancer's Unrecognized Toll: Time
  207. Heart Failure Measures Don't Measure Up
  208. The storm of a bipolar child
  209. All balled up: What to do with all that stress
  210. Moderate dringing may act to thin the blood while increasing levels of HDL cholestero
  211. MTA: Fainting dieters delay NYC subways (AP)
  212. Cancer's Unrecognized Toll: Time Lost
  213. Hotel Chain Offers Massages for Dogs
  214. Reading Diet Articles Could Be Unhealthy
  215. Postwar stress, heart attacks linked
  216. Is ADHD Properly Diagnosed And Treated In Adults?
  217. Cancer is down to 'fate', Britons believe (AFP)
  218. Environmental Exposure May Cause Narcolepsy
  219. Epilepsy Drug Helps Parkinson Tremors
  220. Depressed, Sleep-Disturbed Children at Risk
  221. PTSD May Up Heart Disease Risk
  222. Health Tip: Symptoms of HIV in Women (HealthDay)
  223. Meningitis Guidelines Cut Unnecessary Treatments
  224. Epilepsy drug may help Parkinson's patients
  225. Hospital acquires one more office
  226. Psychiatry on the move
  227. Surgeons remove tumor from baby's heart (AP)
  228. Video Games Pack Powerful Psychological Punch, Say Researchers
  229. Woman to give birth after embryo rescue (AP)
  230. Following standards doesn't alter patient outcomes after hospital discharge, study fi
  231. Inflammation-Fighting Drug Fails in Heart Trial
  232. Businesses use hand cleaners as a draw
  233. Mistake for Doctors to Neglect Insomnia Treatment in Older Patients
  234. Gene test may help lung cancer patients (AP)
  235. Parkinson's drugs may have more risks (AP)
  236. Diet seen to affect liver cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  237. Binge drinking coupled with depression more common in women than men: study
  238. The gentle science of persuasion, Part 3: Social proof
  239. Businesses Use Hand Cleaners As a Draw
  240. Parkinson's Drugs Can Damage Heart Valves
  241. Tiny Pets Can Hold Salmonella Dangers
  242. Gene Cluster May Predict Lung Cancer Outcome
  243. Skin patch eases Parkinson's symptoms, study says
  244. Brain Uses Past to Peer Into Future
  245. Gene test may help lung cancer patients (AP)
  246. Parkinson's drugs may have more risks (AP)
  247. Woman to give birth after embryo rescue (AP)
  248. 'Ferrill Five' quintuplets doing fine (AP)
  249. Businesses use hand cleaners as a draw (AP)
  250. Cancer's unrecognized toll: Time lost (AP)
  251. Dawn simulator curbs wintertime blues (Reuters)