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  1. Dawn simulator curbs wintertime blues (Reuters)
  2. Jury still out on fish oil for depression (Reuters)
  3. Lung-cancer gene signature discovered ...
  4. Tiny Pets Can Hold Salmonella Dangers
  5. Heart valve risk found greater with some Parkinson's drugs
  7. N.D. conjoined twins separated (AP)
  8. Fast growing melanomas have distinct traits (Reuters)
  9. Parkinson's Drugs May Have More Risks
  10. Gene Test May Help Lung Cancer Patients
  11. Smoking, pollution fueling China lung cancer rates (AFP)
  12. Lazy kids need chores
  13. Bird Flu Measures Stepped Up
  14. License Deal for Allergy Drug
  15. License Deal for Allergy Drug
  16. Gene Cluster May Predict Lung Cancer Outcome
  17. CHP suicides prompt search for solutions
  18. Hong Kong finds new HIV clusters, urges tests (Reuters)
  19. Semester in Scotland
  20. FTC fines marketers of weight loss pills (AP)
  21. Health scare closes several R.I. schools (AP)
  22. Fast growing melanomas have distinct traits (Reuters)
  23. Jury still out on fish oil for depression (Reuters)
  24. Hopes for an AIDS Cure Remain Alive (HealthDay)
  25. Blood Test Predicts Cognitive Problems?
  26. Online Prayer Groups Helpful
  27. Motivational Counseling Reduces High Risk Behaviors
  28. 2 Parkinson's drugs tied to heart woes
  29. Hopes for an AIDS Cure Remain Alive
  30. Eli Lilly settling more Zyprexa suits (AP)
  31. Parents' refusal of cancer therapy raises issues (Reuters)
  32. CHP suicides prompt search for solutions
  33. Stopping Teen Suicide in its Tracks
  34. Bloody Gibson flick unleashes storm
  35. Hypnosis may help anxious teens
  36. Microscopic Fat Bubbles Fight Cancer
  37. R.I. health officials close schools in three towns
  38. Microscopic Fat Bubbles Fight Cancer (HealthDay)
  39. Gene May Help Trigger Children's Kidney Cancer (HealthDay)
  40. She Gives Children Tools to Make Learning Easier
  41. Eli Lilly settling more Zyprexa lawsuits
  42. Microscopic Fat Bubbles Fight Cancer
  43. Scientists identify childhood cancer gene
  44. Schools closed in three R.I. communities (AP)
  45. Gene linked to childhood kidney cancer identified (Reuters)
  46. Solicall shuts out the noise
  47. Firms Woo Customers With Hand Sanitizers
  48. Gene May Help Trigger Children's Kidney Cancer
  49. Epilepsy Drug May Treat Parkinson's
  50. Folate levels fall in young U.S. women (AP)
  51. Surgery on girl raises ethical questions (AP)
  52. Do polished exteriors hide impoverished interiors?
  53. Surgery To Stunt Girl's Growth Challenges Ethics
  54. The Mind as Medicine
  55. Hopes for an AIDS Cure Remain Alive
  56. Surgery on girl raises ethical questions (AP)
  57. Minister 'shamed' into hiring school psychologists
  58. Herceptin Cuts Death Rate for Breast-Cancer Patients
  59. Schools Closed in Three R.I. Communities
  60. FTC fines weight loss pill firms $25M (AP)
  61. Breast cancer drug boosts survival chances: study (AFP)
  62. Lilly settles most Zyprexa claims (Reuters)
  63. Lohan Has Appendicitis, Publicist Says
  64. British study validates previous findings for those with HER-2 positive disease
  65. The Mind as Medicine
  66. Surgery on Girl Raises Ethical Questions
  67. Stopping Teen Suicide in its Tracks
  68. Herceptin provides better survival odds to breast cancer patients
  69. Schools closed in three R.I. communities
  70. Lilly agrees to settle more than 18,000 additional Zyprexa claims
  71. Sleep Problems Missed by Physicians
  72. Shorter Hospital Stays for Youth with Mental Illness
  73. Parental Action Limits Teen Drinking
  74. Margaret Chan takes over as WHO chief
  75. Long-term data needed on anti-obesity drugs (Reuters)
  76. Allowing Boys to be Boys
  77. Rehnquist Drug Dependency Detailed
  78. Stem cell research could be jeopardized (AP)
  79. FDA approves Pfizer obesity drug for dogs (Reuters)
  80. Cerebral Palsy Declines in High-Risk Infants
  81. Doctors neglect insomnia in older patients
  82. FDA OKs Pfizer drug for obese dogs (AP)
  83. New use of cord blood to treat childhood leukemia: study (AFP)
  84. Depression may quadruple stroke risk for some (Reuters)
  85. Sleep Woes Differ in Depressed Youths (HealthDay)
  86. Cameroon poet charged with spreading AIDS in Poland (AFP)
  87. Bio of the Rev. Donald Cozzens
  88. Implantable Defibrillator Not for Every Heart Patient
  89. Cerebral Palsy Declines in High-Risk Infants
  90. FDA approves 1st drug for obese dogs (AP)
  91. Killers take tests to help uncover murder trail
  92. Exercising the Body Keeps the Mind Fit
  93. Nightmares Linked to Suicide Attempts
  94. Exercising the Body Keeps the Mind Fit
  95. Nightmares Linked to Suicide Attempts
  96. More businesses offer sanitizers
  97. $102 million contract awarded in flu study (Reg Req'd)
  98. Va. teen who won court fight needs more cancer treatment
  99. Test IDs Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
  100. FDA approves 1st drug for obese dogs (AP)
  101. Scientists say NJ object is meteorite (AP)
  102. Winter no relief for allergy sufferers (AP)
  103. Kessel Starts Rehab Stint With AHL
  104. Man charged in standoff found fit to stand trial
  105. NBRI Lands Talented Psychologist to Fill Post -- Reed Returns to NBRI as Organization
  106. Only U.S. breast implant factory adjusts to silicone approval
  107. U.S. breast implant factory adjusts to silicone approval
  108. Irving Home To Only U.S. Breast Implant Factory
  109. Filipino MD. picks life as nurse in U.S. (AP)
  110. Fast growing melanomas have distinct traits (Reuters)
  111. Quarter of Britons think cancer is matter of fate (Reuters)
  112. Jury still out on fish oil for depression (Reuters)
  113. Dawn simulator curbs wintertime blues (Reuters)
  114. Boost Your Health With Spices
  115. Jan. 6, 2007
  116. Filipino MD picks life as nurse in U.S. (AP)
  117. Oprah gets HIV test, hopes students will (AP)
  118. Woman fights diabetes through fitness, triathlon
  119. Most car seats fail safety tests
  120. Oprah gets HIV test, hopes students will (AP)
  121. R.I.: No link in meningitis case, death (AP)
  122. Oprah takes AIDS test, encourages students to do the same
  123. Cigarette tax hike proposed in Maine
  124. New first lady aims to keep governor in tune
  125. AIDS lesson for Oprah pupils
  126. Are police too quick to call SWAT team?
  127. Hospitals Embrace the Hospice Model
  128. Incidence of Steatosis in Hepatitis Patients Traced to Race
  129. Report: Amniotic fluid yields stem cells (AP)
  130. Wis. Lawmaker Becomes Nation's Longest-Serving
  131. Scientists discover new source of stem cells
  132. Boy's intestine transplant successful in Seattle
  133. Doctors see high demand for cervical cancer vaccine
  134. State line helping smokers quit the habit
  135. Wis. Legislator Is Longest-Serving
  136. Study: Amniotic fluid yields stem cells (AP)
  137. Celebrities as lifesavers
  138. Veterans say VA unfair in denying disability benefits
  139. AIDS group founder owes as much in back taxes as charity has collected
  140. Supporters renew push for mental health care
  141. Tasty curry might have a fringe benefit
  142. Veterans say VA unfair in denying disability benefits
  143. Are You a Helicopter Parent?
  144. Study: Tween girls at risk for fatness (AP)
  145. Sex 'cuts public speaking stress'
  146. New Thinking Needed On Helping Kids Avoid Or Cope With Homesickness
  147. Duke researchers hail new HIV/AIDS test
  148. Tobacco company testing snus in Portland (Reg Req'd)
  149. Preteen girls at more risk for obesity
  150. Girls more at risk of getting fat in the tween years then later, study says
  151. Epilepsy drug improves Parkinson's symptoms
  152. Social Workers at Risk for PTSD
  153. Youngest Drinkers at Risk When Adults
  154. S.F. area is No. 1 for regular drug use, study says
  155. Study finds girls have higher risk of getting fat in tween years
  156. Duke Researchers Hail New HIV/AIDS Test
  157. Feds OK new inhalable flu vaccine (AP)
  158. Getter Better Care from Your Doctor
  159. Girls Most Likely to Gain Weight as Pre-Teens
  160. PTSD Patients Have Diminished Pain Response
  161. Heart group kicks off fitness campaign (AP)
  162. New Test Spots Drug Resistance in HIV Patients (HealthDay)
  163. Genetic Risk for Alzheimer?s
  164. Teen who won anti-chemo fight needs more treatment
  165. Online tracker monitors calories, exercise
  166. Girls Most Likely to Gain Weight as Pre-Teens
  167. New Test Spots Drug Resistance in HIV Patients
  168. Gaylord Hotels go smoke-free in February
  169. Obesity, weight gain tied to prostate cancer death (Reuters)
  170. Feds OK New Inhalable Flu Vaccine
  171. Excess Weight Boosts Risk of Death From Prostate Cancer
  172. New Test Spots Drug Resistance in HIV Patients
  173. U.S. Heart Association launches fitness campaign
  174. Industry money may bias drink studies (AP)
  175. Overweight 9-year-old girls at heart risk: study (Reuters)
  176. Online prayer may benefit breast cancer patients (Reuters)
  177. Calif. gov calls for universal coverage (AP)
  178. Excess Weight Boosts Risk of Death From Prostate Cancer
  179. Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
  180. Folate may help cut Alzheimer's risk
  181. Researchers identify nanoparticle with tumor affinity: study (AFP)
  182. CHP Confronts Officer Suicide
  183. Milk Blunts Heart Benefits of Tea
  184. Who paid for that study? Source affects outcome
  185. Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
  186. Industry money may bias drink studies (AP)
  187. Calif. gov calls for universal coverage (AP)
  188. Heart group kicks off fitness campaign (AP)
  189. Italian police units inspect hospitals (AP)
  190. Duke researchers hail new HIV/AIDS test (AP)
  191. Milk Blunts Heart Benefits of Tea
  192. On Nutritious Drink Studies, Consider the Funding Source
  193. Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
  194. Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
  195. 1,000 die from strokes in treatment crisis
  196. Drug increases stroke risk
  197. Obesity of China's kids, stuns officials
  198. Green Party Candidate Camejo Has Cancer
  199. Risks of bleeding in brain from use of thinners cited
  200. Health care spending up 6.9 pct. in '05 (AP)
  201. Feds OK new nasal spray flu vaccine (AP)
  202. Witness recalls 'Snyderland'
  203. Boy Has Bird Flu; 6 Others Tested
  204. Study: Insurers may save on heart drugs (AP)
  205. Dr. Judy Kuriansky: Before you get in the boxing ring, some advice...
  206. House to Resume Stem Cell Debate
  207. Women with Migraines More Likely to Have Depression
  208. Malaysia's to build multi-million dollar cancer centre (AFP)
  209. Sex 'cuts public speaking stress'
  210. Boy Has Bird Flu; 6 Others Tested
  211. Dietary Avoidance of Alzheimer?s?
  212. Women with Migraines at Risk for Depression
  213. Addiction Tied to Memories
  214. Feds OK New Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine
  215. House Resumes Stem Cell Research Debate
  216. Bangor makes it illegal to smoke in cars (AP)
  217. New York received an A for banning smoking in workplaces, restaurants and bars
  218. Intervention can protect teens from skin cancer (Reuters)
  219. Just a HUNCH
  220. Intervention can protect teens from skin cancer
  221. Smoke-Free Workplace Laws, Cigarette Taxes on the Rise
  222. Post-traumatic stress may alter pain sensitivity
  223. Kids at home could mean higher-fat diet (AP)
  224. Canada's first set of sextuplets at risk (AP)
  225. Smoke-Free Workplace Laws, Cigarette Taxes on the Rise
  226. People With Congenital Heart Disease Living Longer
  227. Children dropping off Medicaid rolls (AP)
  228. Gonorrhea linked to male bladder cancer risk (Reuters)
  229. Free credit report
  230. Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
  231. Blood Test May Predict Risks for Heart Patients
  232. Baxley won't Attend Senate Opening due to Stroke Recovery
  233. Ironically, pessimists are more likely to die early
  234. Canada's first set of sextuplets at risk (AP)
  235. Bangor makes it illegal to smoke in cars (AP)
  236. Family helps woman with skin disease (AP)
  237. Children dropping off Medicaid rolls (AP)
  238. Call can boost cancer screening in minorities (Reuters)
  239. Genetic Alterations Found in Head and Neck Cancers
  240. Womb transplants may one day be a reality
  241. CMS to post hospitals that falter in heart attack care
  242. Blood Test May Tell Who's At Risk For Heart Attack
  243. Changes occur even in tissue surrounding the tumor, study reports
  244. But some specialists say study findings won't have immediate impact on practice
  245. Gonorrhea linked to risk of male bladder cancer (Reuters)
  246. Chronic headache raises depression risk in women (Reuters)
  247. Black men in focus in U.S. HIV drug trial (Reuters)
  248. Workers 'prefer lying by e-mail'
  249. Bird flu resurfaces in Vietnam (AP)
  250. New Blood Test Could Predict Heart Attack
  251. Sen. Kennedy seeks universal health plan (AP)