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  1. Revolution Health Launches
  2. Wor-Wic welfare, work program to begin next month
  3. An Alternative to Microsoft Office Suite
  4. New WHO chief calls meeting on polio (AP)
  5. Breast density may increase cancer risk (Reuters)
  7. Acupressure for Agitation
  8. Belief in People Presages Altruism
  9. Celebrate and sharpen all your senses
  10. Why Do Good? Brain Study Offers Clues
  11. Preparing for Your Mammogram
  12. Antivirals Adept at Reducing Flu Spread in Families
  13. Cancer Drug May Harm Bone (HealthDay)
  14. Bollywood plots AIDS message despite stars' apathy (Reuters)
  15. Homeless Youth Helped by Therapy
  16. Bullying bosses could be busted
  17. Are you unselfish? Brain scan maps it
  18. Keith Urban tells fans why he spent extra time in rehab
  19. FDA proposal allows gluten-free label (AP)
  20. Determined Breast Cancer Patients Seek Better Surgeons (HealthDay)
  21. Antipsychotics seen OK for Alzheimer's patients (Reuters)
  22. AIDS group sues Pfizer over Viagra ads (AP)
  23. AIDS group says Viagra increases spread of HIV, other STDs (AFP)
  24. 'Blue Monday' the year's most depressing
  25. AIDS group to sue Pfizer over Viagra ads
  26. Pancreatic cancer vaccine may help some patients
  27. Scientists Spot Key Autoimmune Disease Genes
  28. Antidepressants may raise bone risk (AP)
  29. Gender matters in plasma transfusions (AP)
  30. Feds fear a dam break in Ky. and Tenn. (AP)
  31. Depression drugs weaken bones in elderly, study finds (Reuters)
  32. Owning A Dog Is Good For Your Health
  33. It's a blue, blue day
  34. Many Breast Cancer Patients Quit Tamoxifen Early
  35. Determined Breast Cancer Patients Seek Better Surgeons
  36. U.S. docs tough on blood pressure (AP)
  37. Increase Bone Risk Associated with Antidepressants
  38. Secrets learned from the 'Dog Whisperer'
  39. AIDS Group Sues Pfizer Over Viagra Ads
  40. Skin Patch May Boost Alzheimer Vaccine Safety
  41. Norway hospital strike expands
  42. Doctors, hospital workers strike in Norway
  43. Antidepressants Linked to Fracture Risk
  44. U.S. docs tough on blood pressure (AP)
  45. Gender matters in plasma transfusions (AP)
  46. Antidepressants may raise bone risk (AP)
  47. South Africa TB patients may be detained (AP)
  48. Selenium may help lower HIV levels (Reuters)
  49. Are Boys the Weaker Sex?
  50. Antidepressants May Raise Bone Risk
  51. Determined Breast Cancer Patients Seek Better Surgeons
  52. Texas plans $3B cancer study investment (AP)
  53. U.S. Docs Tough on Blood Pressure
  54. The Nation, Part 16
  55. Grid Cells: Putting Rats in Their Places and (Maybe) Meaning in Life
  56. Vascular Source for Alzheimer?s
  57. Bioterrorist Warnings Stressful
  58. Genetic Link for Anorexia
  59. Body can 'heal dementia itself'
  60. Alzheimer?s Vaccine Studied
  61. Experts use weather to predict disease (AP)
  62. Determined breast cancer patients seek better surgeons
  63. FDA scrutinizes birth control drugs (AP)
  64. Doctors perform partial face transplant (AP)
  65. Psychologist to adopt teen freed in mother's killing
  66. Urban Talks About Rehab on His Web Site
  67. Trained Dogs Not Always Detecting Epileptic Seizures
  68. Spanish psychologist evaluates Cambodia's 'jungle woman'
  69. Orthodontic treatment may not help psychological health
  70. Forensics classes a dangerous idea?
  71. Metabolic Syndrome Predicts Heart Risk: Study
  72. Sputum Test Could Spot Early Lung Cancer (HealthDay)
  73. Antidepressants may raise risk for bone breaks
  74. Wyeth's Prempro again on trial in Ark. for breast cancer link
  75. Metabolic Syndrome Predicts Heart Risk: Study
  76. Pay women for eggs for research?
  77. NIMH-Supported Major Initiative Launched to Train Healthcare...
  78. Study: H.S. football players overweight (AP)
  79. Drug helps heart disease-related depression: study (Reuters)
  80. Taking the Hype Out of Hypnotherapy
  81. Antidepressants Fight Heart Disease-Linked Depression
  82. Active Minds May Keep Alzheimer's at Bay
  83. First Study on Treating Depression in Heart Patients
  84. Study: H.S. football players overweight (AP)
  85. French doctors do new face transplant (AP)
  86. FDA weighs birth control drug standards (AP)
  87. Son of sick 9/11 cop seeks health care (AP)
  88. Experts use weather to predict disease (AP)
  89. Celexa relieves depression in heart patients (Reuters)
  90. Psychologist to adopt boy who killed mom
  91. When being a man won't save you from a fall
  92. Celexa relieves depression in heart patients
  93. Active Minds May Keep Alzheimer's at Bay
  94. Friday Night Fats
  95. Tomatoes and broccoli slow prostate tumors in rats (Reuters)
  96. Psychologist tries to evaluate status of jungle woman'
  97. Psychologist to adopt boy who killed mom
  98. Expert evaluates 'jungle woman'
  99. Bone Fracture a Real Danger for Older Men
  100. FDA Scrutinizes Birth Control Drugs
  101. Iowa study finds high school football players overweight, 1 in 10 obese; health risks
  102. Changes Sought at Childrens Psychiatric Hospital
  103. Men also at risk from bone disease, study finds
  104. Wyeth's Prempro again on trial in Ark. for breast cancer link
  105. Winter Weather Blues
  106. Radon in the Home Can Cause Lung Cancer (HealthDay)
  107. Private armies to be disarmed before election
  108. Radon in the Home Can Cause Lung Cancer
  109. 'Cardio Tennis' offers new workout (AP)
  110. LA hospital cited by health officials (AP)
  111. Scientists restore gene to shrink tumors in mice (Reuters)
  112. New research revives cellular guardian against cancer (AFP)
  113. ?Learn? to Slow Alzheimer?s
  114. New Drug Trebles Odds to Stop Smoking
  115. Orthodontic Influence on Mental Health Questioned
  116. Seek Help if ?SAD?
  117. NYC Magician Shares Psychological Tricks
  118. A great marriage is . . .
  119. Restarting Tumor-Suppressor Gene May Fight Cancer
  120. Looking for Clues to Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes Health Highlights
  121. LA hospital cited by health officials
  122. Spain clothiers to modify fashion sizes (AP)
  123. Puppets make 'jungle woman' smile
  124. Divorce with love
  125. A.C. Gives OK To Partial Smoking Ban In Casinos
  126. Tarleton State Students Upset Over MLK Party
  127. Research Seeks Clues to Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes
  128. New birth control pills could win approval (AP)
  129. Side-Effects Determine Antidepressant
  130. Help for Men Who Are Premature
  131. Harder to Quit if Mom Smoked During Pregnancy
  132. Meds Ease Depression for Heart Patients
  133. Can Dogs Sense When You're About to Have a Seizure?
  134. Finding a way to reduce stress
  135. Obama calls for universal health care (AP)
  136. Aspirin Saves Cancer Patients' Lives After Heart Attack (HealthDay)
  137. Men With Breast Cancer at High Risk of Second Tumor (HealthDay)
  138. Time for long view on AIDS, says Global Fund (Reuters)
  139. Microwave experiments cause sponge disasters
  140. Men With Breast Cancer at High Risk of Second Tumor
  141. Aspirin Saves Cancer Patients' Lives After Heart Attack
  142. Spot in brain may control smoking urge (Reg Req'd)
  143. Spot in brain may control smoking urge (AP)
  144. Mammogram rate drops slightly in U.S. (AP)
  145. Cottle to speak at Regis
  146. Reality Check for a Generation That Knows Best
  147. New Test May Predict Stroke Risk After 'Mini Stroke'
  148. Spot in brain may control smoking urge (AP)
  149. Traditional scans often miss strokes (AP)
  150. Mammogram rate drops slightly in U.S. (AP)
  151. Federal advisers endorse 5-in-1 vaccine (AP)
  152. Binge Drinking May Be Biggest Alcohol Threat: Survey
  153. Mammography Rates Dropping, U.S. Report Finds
  154. New Test May Predict Stroke Risk After 'Mini Stroke'
  155. Study: Most diabetics don't exercise (AP)
  156. New Test May Predict Stroke Risk After 'Mini Stroke'
  157. Sensitivity to Rejection Can Be Dangerous
  158. Proven Help for Anxiety Disorder
  159. Genetic Predisposition for Schizophrenia
  160. Doctor faces additional charges in drug case
  161. Eight ways to banish thoughts about sex
  162. Most Diabetics Don't Exercise
  163. Living Near Freeways Hurts Kids' Lungs
  164. Pentagon panel to study soldier's mental health
  165. Norway may ease stem cell research ban (AP)
  166. Antidepressants Can Help Prevent Heart Problems
  167. Study Spots Protein That Helps Body Clear Dead Cells
  168. Coffee Shouldn't Boost Preemie Birth Risk: Study
  169. 'Couch Potato' Lifestyle Helps Drive Diabetes
  170. Europe's flu earlier, more virulent
  171. Mom's "mono" virus ups risk of leukemia in child (Reuters)
  172. Report calls for focus on lung cancer in women (Reuters)
  173. Alabama agency taps community settings for some addiction care
  174. As in a Dream - Odilon Redon at Schirn Kunsthalle
  175. Blair, Bono Tout Helping Africa at Forum
  176. Hospitals Make Small Gains From Pay-for-Performance Programs
  177. Require flu shots for health workers, group says
  178. NJ weighs new vaccine rules for kids (AP)
  179. Panel questions magnet therapy results (AP)
  180. W.Va. program turns to Weight Watchers (AP)
  181. Suit settled over towel found in patient (AP)
  182. In Fighting Disorder, Family Stays Vigilant
  183. Hospitals Make Small Gains From Pay-for-Performance Programs
  184. Tests confirm bird flu outbreak in Japan (AP)
  185. Engagement / Beck - Nunes
  186. Calculator Helps Users Gauge Heart Attack Risk
  187. Hugo Moser, 82; neurologist's portrayal in 'Lorenzo's...
  188. Global Trade in Human Eggs Thriving
  189. Kids learn to cope with mother's illness (AP)
  190. Global trade in human eggs thriving (AP)
  191. REALLY, what chance did Oliver James ever have? Both his parents were ...
  192. Braces 'may not boost happiness'
  193. Raining E-Blows on Egos
  194. Marcia Wallace Honored by Cancer Center
  195. Ark. doctor recommends against requiring vaccine to reduce cancer
  196. Kids learn to cope with mother's illness (AP)
  197. Intel head links technology, health care (AP)
  198. Parents seek exemption to newborn tests (AP)
  199. Leopold feels good after first game back for Avs
  200. World's oldest new mom lied to clinic (AP)
  201. Death row slowing down
  202. Youth suicides soar in wake of Ecuador's exodus
  203. New Food Pyramid Offers Building Blocks to Good Nutrition
  204. Lipid Study Eyes Human Tears
  205. Japan's health minister draws criticism (AP)
  206. U.S. drug industry takes aim at prescription law (Reuters)
  207. Muskegon doctor seeks to curb prescription drug addiction (Reg Req'd)
  208. Researchers Make Progress With Insomnia
  209. Researchers make progress with insomnia (AP)
  210. Yoga stretches into public schools (AP)
  211. High DDT levels found off Calif. coast (AP)
  212. The roughage treatment
  213. Proposal would cut cancer institute budget again
  214. Medical teams swoop in at family's behest
  215. Hundreds wait for free care in La. (AP)
  216. Researchers make progress with insomnia (AP)
  217. Hamm, Garciaparra help cancer fight (AP)
  218. People left holding bag when policies revoked
  219. Parkinson?s on the Rise
  220. Depression amid Chronic Disease
  221. An Interview With Peter D. Kramer, Biographer of Sigmund Freud
  222. Court rules dead soldier's family can use his frozen sperm
  223. Study Yields Clues to Lincoln-Linked Nerve Disease
  224. Is Your Baby Ready for Solid Food?
  225. Scientists Develop Gene-Activating Technique
  226. Glaxo distorted Paxil drug test data: BBC (Reuters)
  227. Straighter teeth won't guarantee happiness - study
  228. Alabama therapists want law changed
  229. Family of dead Israeli soldier can use his sperm
  230. Neurological Disorders Strike Millions
  231. Top U.S. Hospitals Have 28% Lower Mortality Rate: Study
  232. Ex-NFL Linemen Prone to Heart Disease
  233. Worldwide Parkinson's cases will double in next 25 years
  234. San Diego--- Somaxon Pharmaceuticals Names Robert Jones Vice President, Human Resourc
  235. Doctors sell hip resurfacing to boomers (AP)
  236. FDA OKs contraceptive for acne control (AP)
  237. McDonald's selects trans-fat-free oil (AP)
  238. Family gets OK to use dead man's sperm (AP)
  239. Canadian researchers identify mechanism of breast cancer gene (AFP)
  240. One-time skin cancer screen cost-effective: study (Reuters)
  241. Military creates mental health hotline (AP)
  242. HIV-related dementia common in Africa, study finds (Reuters)
  243. Study on Fear Sheds Light on Anxiety
  244. World court to try Congo warlord
  245. Schering-Plough Income Boosted by Merck Venture
  246. Study Blasts TV Drug Ads
  247. Family gets OK to use dead man's sperm
  248. Cyberonics Elevates 3 Backed by Icahn
  249. HIV dementia alarmingly high in Africa
  250. Teen uses Bubble Wrap to aid amputees (AP)
  251. Doctors sell hip resurfacing to boomers (AP)