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  1. Some Brains May Be Predisposed to Substance Abuse
  2. NFL research chairman steps down
  3. Virginia to require vaccine for girls (AP)
  4. For Lent, parishes lighten up fish fry (AP)
  5. Experts weigh giving up on killing polio (AP)
  7. French government wants food warnings (AP)
  8. Malaria drug for kids could cut deaths (AP)
  9. Anti-gay discrimination fueling HIV-AIDS epidemic in Africa: report (AFP)
  10. Inspector general says school that uses shock therapy overcharged
  11. Malaria Drug for Kids Could Cut Deaths
  12. S.E.C. Asks Amgen About Anemia Drug
  13. Diabetes on the Rise
  14. Souped-up CT scans help speed chest pain diagnosis
  15. Teen girl's hiccups end after 5 weeks
  16. Girl's Hiccups Stop After Five Weeks
  17. Panama examines 6 for tainted medicine (AP)
  18. Controversial Rotenberg school may have to pay back $800,000 - AP
  19. Narcissists Need Counseling, not Love
  20. Second-Born Twin Has Higher Post-Delivery Death Risk
  21. Diabetes rate soars
  22. Economic growth masks social woes in Estonia election (Reuters)
  23. Do Stressed-Out Parents Beget Shy Kids
  24. Meditation Reduces Heart Failure
  25. Do Meds Help With Social Skills
  26. Too sexy, too soon?
  27. Second-Born Twin Has Higher Post-Delivery Death Risk
  28. Tea Antioxidant Plus Celebrex May Fight Prostate Cancer
  29. Tobacco industry mobilizes to fight proposed Maine tax hike
  30. Vacuum Method Breaks Up DVT Blood Clots
  31. Dengue kills Paraguayan health official (AP)
  32. Russian prosecutors probe vaccine trials (AP)
  33. Warnings sought on kids' cold medicine (AP)
  34. WHO wants bird flu vaccine stockpiled (AP)
  35. U.S. proposes rules to cut train, ship emissions (Reuters)
  36. Childhood cancer survivors at risk of 2nd cancer (Reuters)
  37. Workplace HIV discrimination must end: World Bank (Reuters)
  38. Sex researcher says there's more to orgasm than 'G spot'
  39. FDA to Review Cold Remedies for Kids
  40. Five Weeks of Hiccups Finally End For St. Petersburg Teen
  41. Neurology patients face two-year wait to see consultants
  42. Warnings sought on kids' cold medicine (AP)
  43. NYC fast-food chains pull calorie info (AP)
  44. Dengue kills Paraguayan health official (AP)
  45. For Lent, parishes lighten up fish fry (AP)
  46. Russian prosecutors probe vaccine trials (AP)
  47. Summit facilitators praise Inupiaqs' cultural strength
  48. Tea Antioxidant Plus Celebrex May Fight Prostate Cancer
  49. FDA to Review Cold Remedies for Kids
  50. Heartburn or Heart Attack? Know the Symptoms
  51. Sex researcher says mind is where pleasure starts
  52. Lenten fare lightens
  53. The color red impacts achievement
  54. Sex researcher's recent book focuses on finding pleasure
  55. Experts Weigh Giving Up on Killing Polio
  56. Judge strikes down Erie County smoking ban, citing 1988 state law
  57. Northam to announce for Va. Senate in Onancock Tuesday
  58. Heart recipient conquers Andes climb (AP)
  59. Military faces growing ranks of bereaved (AP)
  60. Helping the storm-tossed
  61. Humidors Raise Handsome Sum in Cuba
  62. Alexandria considers unique smoking ban _ through zoning
  63. Uninsured kids fare worse at hospitals
  64. Mass. health care plan moving forward (AP)
  65. Only one of 887 problem "schoolgirls" did not have sex - Khir and UKM psychologist fl
  66. The psychology of conspiracy
  67. Marshall breaking down barriers for autistics with college ambitions
  68. An Option for All
  69. Sleep Apnea Increasingly Tied to Heart Risks: Study
  70. March 4, 2007
  71. Yoga helps young people with disabilities
  72. Senators vow quick action on Walter Reed (AP)
  73. Hurting the cradle: women seducing boys
  74. Senator urges Indian revenue split on cigarette taxes (Reg Req'd)
  75. Acupuncture growing popular as complement to Western medicine
  76. Tribe Slave Descendants Face Uncertainty
  77. Aid sanctions threaten West Bank health (AP)
  78. Nudists sweat it out at Dutch gym (AP)
  79. Former US vice presidential candidate Eagleton dead at 77 (AFP)
  80. Former Sen. Eagleton dead at 77 (Reuters)
  81. Neurologist joins WCGH
  82. Competency at issue for sex offender
  83. Psychiatric patients in Yemen: Victims of low social awareness and government neglect
  84. Multitasking impedes schoolwork
  85. Ibuprofen Best Painkiller for Kids
  86. Cellphones open front in global fight against disease
  87. Former U.S. Sen. Thomas Eagleton Mourned
  88. Insurers hope cleaner teeth means fewer claims
  89. Study: Ibuprofen best painkiller for kids (AP)
  90. Lawmakers to hold Walter Reed hearings (AP)
  91. Competency at Issue for Sex Offender
  92. The Author of the New Book "Stumbling on Happiness" Explains Why a...
  93. Simpsons Pokes Fun At Vice City Stories
  94. Scientists Discover 'Natural Barrier' to HIV
  95. Many U.S. Teens Work Dangerous Jobs
  96. Soldiers with mental illnesses return to combat
  97. Vaccine may treat many bird flu strains (AP)
  98. Norovirus hits N.J. college campus (AP)
  99. Depression Worsens Outcomes for Heart Failure Patients (HealthDay)
  100. Men on antidepressants drink less often (Reuters)
  101. Scientists Discover 'Natural Barrier' to HIV (HealthDay)
  102. New Theory on Happiness
  103. Mom?s Diagnosis Affects Kids Anxiety
  104. Flu Shot Cuts Kids' Infection Risk in Half
  105. Cancer patient critical of casino smoking is fired
  106. Ibuprofen Best for Kids' Injury Pain
  107. Many U.S. Teens Work Dangerous Jobs
  108. Obesity surgery triples among U.S. teens (AP)
  109. Kids may someday avoid back braces (AP)
  110. HIV transmission risk highest early in infection: study (Reuters)
  111. Domestic Violence Among Seniors
  112. For Sex Offenders, a Dispute Over Therapy's Benefits
  113. Jury finds driver guilty of misdemeanor in fatal
  114. New Study Reports On The State Of Human Happiness
  115. Drug Maker Stops Work on Lung Disease Medicine
  116. Severe Stress May Damage Children's Brains
  117. Tooth-brushing triggers rare epilepsy
  118. Does Tooth-brushing Cause Epilepsy Seizures?
  119. Brushing your teeth can bring on a fit
  120. Panel: Aspirin adds to colon cancer risk (AP)
  121. Norovirus hits N.J. college campus (AP)
  122. Experts want new definition of torture (AP)
  123. Vaccine may treat many bird flu strains (AP)
  124. For Sex Offenders, a Dispute Over Therapy's Benefits
  125. Mother works to spare others pain of suicide
  126. Aspirin nixed as cancer preventive
  127. Heart attack risk factors identified in Latinos
  128. Woman guilty of manslaughter
  129. Impact of physical, mental torture similar: study
  130. FDA Approves Novartis Hypertension Drug
  131. Casino worker gets cancer and gets fired
  132. Aspirin of no use in reducing risk of colon cancer: Panel
  133. Postpartum depression can strike dads, too
  134. FDA chief: Don't regulate tobacco (AP)
  135. FDA approves Novartis hypertension drug (AP)
  136. Aspirin, NSAIDs Won't Prevent Colorectal Cancer: Study (HealthDay)
  137. Bush twin to publish book for teens (AFP)
  138. Psychological Torture is as Bad as Physical Torture
  139. Depression Burden Greater Among Blacks
  140. Blood Test for Panic Disorder
  141. Genetic Test for Substance Abuse
  142. The lure of street gangs
  143. Military's mental-health system needs overhaul
  144. Workers' Compensation - Anxiety Attack - Unusual Strain And Exertion
  145. Radiation for Breast Cancer in 1980s Ups Heart Risk
  146. CT Scans May Not Lower Lung Cancer Death Rate
  147. About Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
  148. Specialty Heart Hospitals Increase Rate of Surgeries
  149. Light-Activated Compound Calms Nerves
  150. Atkins beats other diet plans in study (AP)
  151. Lung cancer screens may not save lives (AP)
  152. Defibrillator maker announces recall (AP)
  153. Model predicts little benefit to lung screening (Reuters)
  154. Treating depression improves diabetes control (Reuters)
  155. Bush's daughter writes book on teen mom with HIV (Reuters)
  156. The six elements of change
  157. Radiation for Breast Cancer in 1980s Ups Heart Risk
  158. CT Scans May Not Lower Lung Cancer Death Rate
  159. Mom and Dad: Here's how to make rules that stick
  160. Seeking help not a career-ender
  161. Atkins beats other diet plans in study (AP)
  162. Lung cancer screens may not save lives (AP)
  163. Circumcision may lift HIV risk for women (AP)
  164. Surgeon general: Teen drinking a problem (AP)
  165. Panel nixes aspirin as cancer preventive (AP)
  166. Radiation for breast cancer ups heart disease risk (Reuters)
  167. Risks of aspirin outweigh cancer benefit for most (Reuters)
  168. TB strain threatens "uncontrollable" epidemic (Reuters)
  169. Killing Father Freud
  170. Investigation Into Dismissal
  171. Court asks India to allow Kashmiri abroad for cancer treatment (AFP)
  172. Seven reasons why people watch TV
  173. Folate-Rich 'Super Tomato' Could Cut Birth Defects
  174. EKG Predicts Heart Risk in Postmenopausal Women
  175. Light-activated Compound Silences Nerves, May One Day Help Epileptics
  176. Fits Caused by Brushing Your Teeth
  177. LA food workers may get hepatitis shots (AP)
  178. PET Scan Helps Spot Aggressive Kidney Cancers (HealthDay)
  179. Tiny, heated "nano-probes" beat cancer in mice (Reuters)
  180. Blood Test Could Spot Panic Disorder (HealthDay)
  181. Media Impact on Teen Behavior Varies by Ethnicity
  182. Omega-3s Improve Mood?
  183. Family Stress Affects Kids Physical Health
  184. Sailor 'recalled rape in therapy'
  185. Cancer Genome Scientists Discover 100 More Mutated Genes
  186. EKG Predicts Heart Risk in Postmenopausal Women
  187. Booster Seat Laws Keep Kids Safe
  188. House clarifies organ donation law (AP)
  189. Doctor resigns over questionable stents (AP)
  190. Novartis gets OK for blood pressure drug (AP)
  191. Far more mutations than thought involved in cancer (Reuters)
  192. "Psychology of evil" professor delivers final Stanford lecture
  193. Sex offenders not treated in prison until 18 months before release
  194. Navy 'rape victim' had therapy to regain memory
  195. Dietary Copper May Ease Cardiovascular Disease
  196. Majority of Drug-Coated Stent Use Not Approved by FDA
  197. Lawmakers Announce Cancer Research Proposal
  198. What's in a number?
  199. Half ton man continues weight loss (AP)
  200. Woman awakens after 6 years, slips back (AP)
  201. 'Psychology Of Evil' Prof's Last Stanford Lecture
  202. Sex offenders not treated in prison until 18 months before release
  203. S.Korea to Relax Quarantine on U.S. Beef
  204. 'Comprehensive' investigation planned
  205. What's in a number?
  206. Man deemed competent in rape case
  207. It's real medicine
  208. Don't Lose Sleep Over Daylight Savings Time
  209. S. Korea to Relax U.S. Beef Quarantines
  210. U.S. Approves Novartis Hypertension Drug
  211. Near death experiences linked to sleep anomalies
  212. Thin, Rich and Happy
  213. Too few kids with asthma get flu shots (AP)
  214. Study: Britain's drug policy has failed (AP)
  215. Cancer-Fighting Gene Guards Against Sun Damage (HealthDay)
  216. Depression Hits U.S. Blacks Harder Than Whites (HealthDay)
  217. Largest Psychiatric Research Gift Ever Made to Broad Institute
  218. Undiagnosed Depression Among Elderly
  219. Remembering the Bad More Than the Good
  220. New Antipsychotic Meds Have Value
  221. Too Few Kids With Asthma Get Flu Shots
  222. Stress, Obesity Taking Toll on Latin Americans' Health
  223. Stroke patients admitted to hospital on weekend have higher death risk: study
  224. Most American Seniors Live With Chronic Disease
  225. Nerve electrode eases headache nightmare, say studies
  226. Postpartum depression can strike fathers, too
  227. Study probes odor, sleep and memory link (AP)
  228. Madison, Wis., named 'most walkable' (AP)
  229. 'Morning after' access sought at Kroger (AP)
  230. Alcohol ads in NCAA sports targeted (AP)
  231. Experts: Safeguards lacking on cadavers (AP)
  232. Depression Hits U.S. Blacks Harder Than Whites (HealthDay)
  233. Pain complicates depression treatment in elderly (Reuters)
  234. AIDS hits blacks harder than other groups: CDC (Reuters)
  235. The suicide test
  236. Sex offenders not treated in prison until 18 months before release
  237. Stimulating Occipital Nerve Eases Cluster Headaches
  238. Study Counts Flu Shots Among Asthmatic Children
  239. Stroke patients admitted to hospital on weekend have higher death risk: study
  240. Clay Walker talks about his MS ...
  241. AP: Indians face health clinic crunch (AP)
  242. UNICEF says health of Thai women, children improving (AFP)
  243. Most American Seniors Live With Chronic Disease
  244. Women hit harder than men by effects of HIV/AIDS in Malaysia (AFP)
  245. Cooke found guilty of Bonistall slaying
  246. Prescription drug sales rise 8.3 percent (AP)
  247. Kroger: No refusing morning-after pill (AP)
  248. FDA issues new warnings on anemia drugs (AP)
  249. Low-dose "Pill" reduces ovarian cancer risk (Reuters)
  250. Heart Disease, Diabetes, Depression a Deadly Mix (HealthDay)
  251. Use Time Change to Improve Sleep