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  1. FDA Clears Rapid Test for Meningitis
  2. Overseas tobacco marketing curbed
  3. U.S. opens ad-hoc clinic in Sadr City (AP)
  4. Researchers Seek More Women for 'Sister Study' of BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  5. Sexual Victimization Experienced By Eighteen Percent Of Young Women
  7. Animal owners frantic on pet food recall
  8. Conn., 4 other states tie for 3rd in cervical cancer prevention
  9. Writer Whips Back Injury, Runs Marathon
  10. Judge Says Tobacco Companies Can't Use 'Light' Label Overseas
  11. Writer whips back injury, runs marathon (AP)
  12. Thailand threatens to expand generic drugs for cancer, AIDS (AFP)
  13. Researchers Seek More Women for 'Sister Study' of BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  14. 'The kind father'
  15. Actors worry ban will snuff out smoking during performances
  16. Video can do more than entertain
  17. U.S. opens ad-hoc clinic in Sadr City (AP)
  18. Ph.D. program has happiness in mind
  19. The Write Stuff
  20. St. Louis County hopes to put a dent in Bosnians' smoking
  21. Musician remembered as battler against Lyme disease
  22. Georgia wrestles with spending on flu pandemic antivirals
  23. U.S. Opens Study of Prescription Drug Abuse Treatments
  24. Racing games 'breed' bad drivers
  25. Grasping at strands
  26. When given the tools, kids can control allergy symptoms
  27. For college pals, a new education
  28. States push online fitness programs (AP)
  29. Gamers Make Bad Drivers
  30. Governor hopes tobacco money will fill budget hole
  31. Popular sweetener is toxic for dogs
  32. Researchers Seek More Women for 'Sister Study' of BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  33. Social Security - Psychological Impairment - Treating Psychologist's Report
  34. Racing games under fire again
  35. Ohio governor hopes tobacco money will fill budget hole
  36. Seizures have a number of risk factors
  37. Male Breast Cancer Deadlier for Blacks (HealthDay)
  38. Kids with mental illness often rejected socially (Reuters)
  39. Scientists are finally paying attention to not paying attention
  40. Read "What the Bard and Lear Can Tell a Leader Abo...
  41. Video Racing Games Linked to Risky Road Behavior
  42. Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk
  43. Three secrets to getting a good night's sleep
  44. Astrazeneca-AtheroGenics heart drug fails in clinical trials
  45. Cellular 'Fingerprint' IDs Infectious Disease
  46. Study casts doubt on duct tape wart cure (AP)
  47. 2-for-1 liver transplant saves two (AP)
  48. ABC's of healthy shopping for teens (AP)
  49. Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk (HealthDay)
  50. Lou Gehrig's disease hard on family caregivers: study (Reuters)
  51. Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain (HealthDay)
  52. Bipolar Controversy
  53. Spirituality Aids Alcohol Recovery
  54. Paying Attention to Not Paying Attention
  55. Tests Of Recalled Pet Food Killed 7 Animals
  56. Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk
  57. Quitting Smoking Rejuvenates Arteries
  58. Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain
  59. Antibiotics Too Often Prescribed for Sinus Woes
  60. Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain
  61. Study casts doubt on duct tape wart cure (AP)
  62. NIH chief: Stem cell ban hobbles science (AP)
  63. Survey: Fewer N.Y. women are smoking (AP)
  64. Male Breast Cancer Deadlier for Blacks (HealthDay)
  65. Obese Men With Prostate Cancer Face Higher Death Risk (HealthDay)
  66. Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain (HealthDay)
  67. Amount Charged is Less Than Estimate: Psychology Involved?
  68. Obese men with prostate cancer face higher death risk
  69. Quitting Smoking Rejuvenates Arteries
  70. Caring for ALS Patient Brings Emotional Strain
  71. Report: Over 5M living with Alzheimer's (AP)
  72. Postnatal Sexual Problems
  73. Smokers? Cravings Explored
  74. New Genetic Link for Schizophrenia
  75. How does it feel to kill a comrade?
  76. Cosmetic Procedures on the Rise Again
  77. Doctor lied on CV, GMC is told
  78. Correction: March 20 split liver story (AP)
  79. Russia hunts missing after mine blast kills 106
  80. Kemerovo region mine explosion death toll rises to 106 - Emergencies' Ministry
  81. Diversity Symposium Continues with Talk on Surviving Breast Cancer
  82. Circadian Rhythm Linked to Bipolar Disorder
  83. AtheroGenics Heart Drug Fails to Meet Phase III Endpoint
  84. Millions of flu shots to be destroyed (AP)
  85. Exercise helps prevent falls in elderly (AP)
  86. Singapore to scrap anti-obesity program (AP)
  87. High-fat diet may increase breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  88. Child leukemia patients face later cancer risk: study (AFP)
  89. Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of Second Cancer
  90. Pet Death Toll Rises in Tainted Food Recall
  91. Painful Sex Common After Giving Birth
  92. Plant Estrogen May Cut Breast Cancer
  93. High-fat diet may increase breast cancer risk
  94. Millions of flu shots to be destroyed (AP)
  95. Exercise helps prevent falls in elderly (AP)
  96. Report: Care on 3 conditions improving (AP)
  97. Childhood Leukemia Survivors at Long-Term Risk of SecondCancer (HealthDay)
  98. Schizophrenia may be linked to inflammation: study (Reuters)
  99. U.S. black-white life expectancy gap shrinking (Reuters)
  100. Killer in recalled pet food may be mold, FDA says
  101. Butch Davis Undergoing Chemotherapy
  102. Study: Chinese restaurant food unhealthy (AP)
  103. Japan drug firm: Tamiflu not for teens (AP)
  104. Drug Improves Bone Density for Parkinson?s
  105. Depression Among Family Caregivers
  106. Circadian Rhythms May Influence Bipolar
  107. Some doctors balk at inhaled insulin (AP)
  108. General Motors' OnStar to work with CDC (AP)
  109. Lymph Nodes Crucial to Colon Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  110. Study Compares Late-Stage Lung Cancer Treatments (HealthDay)
  111. Chinese restaurant food draws criticism (AP)
  112. Needed: buzzer/alarm to reach next door
  113. Ugly defendants are more likely to be found guilty than attractive criminals
  114. Poor Iraq. First The Lies and Now, Even Worse: More Help
  115. Raising a Glass for the World's Poor
  116. Vasectomy may be linked to dementia
  117. Firefighters face heart risks in a blaze (AP)
  118. Malaria-resistant mosquito developed (AP)
  119. Ugly defendants 'more likely to be found guilty than attractive ones'
  120. Gene Identified That May Fight Colon Cancer
  121. House Wants More VA Suicide Prevention
  122. Chinese restaurant food unhealthy, study says
  123. Cardiac Risk Greatest While Firefighters Fighting Flames
  124. Port-Wine Stains Can Return After Laser Treatment
  125. Firefighters face heart risks in a blaze (AP)
  126. Chinese restaurant food draws criticism (AP)
  127. Advocates: Kroger still stalling on pill (AP)
  128. S.C. lawmakers advance abortion bill (AP)
  129. Lymph Nodes Crucial to Colon Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  130. Study Compares Late-Stage Lung Cancer Treatments (HealthDay)
  131. House wants more VA suicide prevention (AP)
  132. Behavioral intervention reduces risk of HIV spread (Reuters)
  133. Infants Are Able To Detect The 'Impossible' At An Early Age
  134. Chinese Food -- Unhealthy?
  135. Double Risk For Firefighters
  136. Dietary supplement for Parkinson's eyed (AP)
  137. Tele-therapy Helps with Depression
  138. Can Supplement Slow Parkinson?s
  139. Emotions Play Role in Safe Sex
  140. A More Interesting Reality than Ours: A Close Look at MATANGO
  141. Attractiveness 'affects jurors'
  142. Firefighters face heart attack risk: study
  143. Global tuberculosis rates level off (AP)
  144. Bird flu could hit tourist areas hardest (AP)
  145. Edwards says wife has cancer, campaign to go on (AFP)
  146. Scientists find gene that may regulate colon cancer (Reuters)
  147. Health Tip: Don't Ignore Insomnia (HealthDay)
  148. Drug resistance and HIV-AIDS threaten anti-TB drive: WHO (AFP)
  149. Tele-therapy Helps with Depression
  150. Dental X-Rays Point to Bone Loss in Women
  151. Edwards Will Continue Presidential Run
  152. Man who had 3 hearts leaves Pa. hospital (AP)
  153. Study: Seniors prefer to exercise alone (AP)
  154. Hormones factor into cancer's spread (AP)
  155. Dutch hope to invent foods that prevent obesity (Reuters)
  156. Cancer's Return Shouldn't Limit Elizabeth Edwards, Doctors Say (HealthDay)
  157. Phone-Based Therapy Eases Long-Term Depression (HealthDay)
  158. Phone-Based Therapy Eases Long-Term Depression
  159. Getting older provides positive outlook
  160. 'The Cancer Is Back,' Edwards Says
  161. In Some States, Maker Oversees Use of Its Drug
  162. John Edwards to halt presidential campaign
  163. Report Finds Fault With Health Insurance
  164. Man who had 3 hearts leaves Pa. hospital (AP)
  165. N.J. eyes HIV tests for moms, newborns (AP)
  166. Breast cancer radiotherapy gentler on the heart (Reuters)
  167. N.J. eyes HIV tests for moms, newborns (AP)
  168. Phone-Based Therapy Eases Long-Term Depression
  169. Teen to remain in custody for shooting
  170. 'Otakuology' - the psychology of the Japanese "Maid" fad explained
  171. Hormones Factor Into Cancer's Spread
  172. Dental X-Rays Point to Bone Loss in Women
  173. Birth control prices soar on campuses (AP)
  174. Study: Alcohol, tobacco worse than drugs (AP)
  175. Cancer throws Edwards's White House bid into turmoil (AFP)
  176. Cancer's Return Shouldn't Limit Elizabeth Edwards, DoctorsSay (HealthDay)
  177. Health Tip: Don't Ignore Insomnia (HealthDay)
  178. Phone-Based Therapy Eases Long-Term Depression (HealthDay)
  179. Aging Improves Mental Outlook
  180. Plastic Surgery Helps Self-Esteem
  181. Spinal Disc Transplant Shows Promise Against Back Pain
  182. Booze and smokes more dangerous than some illegal drugs: study
  183. The Edwards Family In Boston To Visit Daughter
  184. Census overstated number of uninsured (AP)
  185. Drug Policy Based Upon Actual Harm
  186. MTSU Women's Center spotlights bullying in the workplace
  187. Orgone, Or Not
  188. Rat Poison Found in Tainted Pet Food
  189. Bypass Better Than Stent Use for Blocked Artery
  190. Genetically Modified Foods: Boon or Boondoggle?
  191. Alcohol and Tobacco Worse Than Drugs: Study
  192. Girl's overdose death raises questions (AP)
  193. Stent makers brace for new heart study (AP)
  194. MDs urge publisher to sever weapons ties (AP)
  195. Edwards' saga shows 'new face' of cancer (AP)
  196. AIDS groups condemn Gambian president's 'miracle cure' (AFP)
  197. Depression May Be Lifted By Phone Therapy
  198. Edwards' Saga Shows 'New Face' of Cancer
  199. Man May Sue Utah Government To Protect His Garden
  200. Public Takes Up Pros and Cons of Edwards Bid
  201. Source of 2006 Spinach E. coli Outbreak a Mystery: FDA
  202. Girl's overdose death raises questions (AP)
  203. Stent makers brace for new heart study (AP)
  204. Low-carb diet speeds initial weight loss: study (Reuters)
  205. Cancer's Return Shouldn't Limit Elizabeth Edwards, Doctors Say (HealthDay)
  206. Cell phones unlikely to cause brain cancer: study (Reuters)
  207. Recreational Drugs and their level of harm
  208. Vatican pushing Mexico in abortion fight (AP)
  209. Perfect breast formula = nonsense + sell out
  210. Clark named executive director
  211. Rat poison discovered in samples of pet food
  212. Edwardses living life outside odds
  213. Alcohol could damage youngsters' brain
  214. Depression Ups Heart Failure Death Risk
  215. Bush Spokesman Schedules Surgery
  216. Low-Dose Aspirin Therapy Effective After Heart Surgery
  217. Edwards' saga shows 'new face' of cancer
  218. New heart stents pass key tests (AP)
  219. Depression Ups Heart Failure Death Risk (HealthDay)
  220. Man competent to stand murder trial
  221. Next Generation of Stents Responds to Problems
  222. New heart stents pass key tests
  223. State chiropractic board chairman apologizes for conduct
  224. Is a baby sling the secret of good mental health?
  225. Persistence paid off for paralyzed dad (AP)
  226. New heart stents pass key tests (AP)
  227. Depression Ups Heart Failure Death Risk (HealthDay)
  228. Conn. congressional delegation seeks more federal AIDS funding
  229. New heart stents pass effectiveness, safety tests
  230. Conjoined twins to be separated in Ohio (AP)
  231. Filmmaker: Beijing more open about AIDS (AP)
  232. Shakespeare can tell leaders something about 'yes men'
  233. Chocolate improves blood vessel function: study
  234. March 25, 2007
  235. Poor nations, WHO spar over flu vaccines (AP)
  236. Lilly takes on companies in patent fight
  237. Early Use of Cholesterol Drug Boosts Outcomes After Angioplasty
  238. Heart Test Shows Who Needs Implantable Defibrillators
  239. Dark Chocolate May Lighten the Load on Arteries
  240. Fish, 'good fat' diet proves as good as low-fat for heart attack survivors
  241. New drug helps heart failure symptoms (AP)
  242. Nursing homes luring short-term patients (AP)
  243. 'Good fat' OK for heart attack patients (AP)
  244. Don't discount lead poisoning
  245. Study ties child care, behavior patterns (AP)
  246. New drug helps heart failure symptoms (AP)
  247. Poor nations to confront WHO on vaccines (AP)
  248. Study: Crestor not as effective as hoped (AP)
  249. Lilly Takes On 3 Companies In Patent Fight
  250. Clinton touts universal health care plan (AP)
  251. Berries belong to cancer-fighting superfoods: study (AFP)