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  1. It's Not You--It's Me. Really.
  2. Fewer Children And Teens Received Antidepressants Following FDA Warnings
  3. Hormone Therapy for Advanced Prostate Cancer Not forEveryone (HealthDay)
  4. Parental Depression Takes Toll on Kids (HealthDay)
  5. Fewer Children Taking Antidepressants (HealthDay)
  7. Would Freud have saved Hitler and the world from his madness?
  8. Doctor contrasts his care with patient's (AP)
  9. Breast Cancer Deaths Dropping Most in Women Under 70 (HealthDay)
  10. Depression Diagnosis is Too Broad
  11. Intensive Therapy Helps Bipolar
  12. Assess for Date Violence
  13. Sleep Influences Testosterone Levels
  14. Depression Criteria Reexamined
  15. Hormone heart risks overstated for some (AP)
  16. New study finds drug-resistant flu type (AP)
  17. Exercise may fend off arthritis in women (AP)
  18. Chemotherapy Plus Tamoxifen Aids Breast Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  19. Psychology department studies student stress, heart disease
  20. Two Medications Treat Migraine Better Than One
  21. Hormone heart risks overstated for some (AP)
  22. Agency: Cancer cases to double by 2030 (AP)
  23. Exercise may fend off arthritis in women (AP)
  24. Engineers building drug filled tooth (AP)
  25. Breast Cancer Deaths Dropping Most in Women Under 70 (HealthDay)
  26. Chemotherapy Plus Tamoxifen Aids Breast Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  27. Children of gay parents speak for themselves
  28. New Data Show Early Non-Response to Antipsychotic Treatment May Be...
  29. Combined treatment ups survival of breast cancer (Reuters)
  30. PSA May Be Poor Predictor of Lethal Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  31. Power Drives Sexual Harassment
  32. Medication Aids Parkinson?s
  33. Drop in Use of Antidepressants for Kids
  34. Exercise may fend off arthritis in women
  35. New Study Finds Drug-Resistant Flu Type
  36. Hormone heart risks overstated for some
  37. Women don't necessarily need annual mammograms before age 50, new study says
  38. Woman Sues Hospital After Infection
  39. CAD mammograms often find harmless spots (AP)
  40. Computers hinder mammogram readings, report finds (Reuters)
  41. Tips to get a better mammogram (AP)
  42. Multivitamins Improve Birth Outcomes in Developing World (HealthDay)
  43. Mankato psychologist's license suspended
  44. Study links propensity toward worry to early death
  45. Boys Contaminate W.Va. Town With Mercury
  46. Facing the turmoil and picking a therapist - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  47. CAD mammograms often find harmless spots (AP)
  48. Edwards: Do not neglect mammograms (AP)
  49. New TB strain in South Africa a concern (AP)
  50. PSA May Be Poor Predictor of Lethal Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  51. Multivitamins Improve Birth Outcomes in Developing World (HealthDay)
  52. "Study": Gayness deadlier than smoking
  53. Diets a risk factor for later weight gain
  54. Sex Affects Skin Cancer Risk In Mice
  55. Cancer Cases to Double by 2030
  56. Fruits, Milk May Help Smokers Quit
  57. No one won the $100,000 CT Scan PVS Challenge
  58. NYC eyes circumcision push to fight AIDS (AP)
  59. China not investing enough to fight AIDS: experts (Reuters)
  60. Too Much Worry Can Be Deadly
  61. Drama Prevents Drug Abuse
  62. Coke and Speed Increase Stroke Risk
  63. Moisture in peanut butter plant spread salmonella
  64. Should Sick People Be Put in Jail?
  65. New York City Plans to Promote Circumcision
  66. New drug surprises AIDS experts with its effectiveness
  67. Moisture led to salmonella outbreak (AP)
  68. Thai doctors successfully separate twins (AP)
  69. Disease underlies Hatfield-McCoy feud (AP)
  70. Tsunami survivors at risk of disease (AP)
  71. Treatment may fuel cancer's spread, study finds (Reuters)
  72. Dieting does not work, researchers report
  73. Disease underlies Hatfield-McCoy feud (AP)
  74. Treatment may fuel cancer's spread, study finds (Reuters)
  75. Metabolic syndrome tied to cancer in black men (Reuters)
  76. Take Your Pills, and I'll Call You in the Morning - Washington Post
  77. Conference On Mental Health Care For Older Adults - Westchester (NY) News
  78. Bacteria in peanut butter linked to leak (AP)
  79. Fitness gains last in breast cancer survivors (Reuters)
  80. Survival rate with melanoma has improved (Reuters)
  81. Health Tip: Dealing With Depression (HealthDay)
  82. WHO urges countries to unite against disease (AFP)
  83. Disease underlies Hatfield-McCoy feud
  84. Adult ADHD Can be Problematic
  85. Teens Can Learn Skill to ?Say No?
  86. Environmental Link to Parkinson?s
  87. Conference On Mental Health Care For Older Adults - Westchester (NY) News
  88. MS Patients Short-Changed on Drugs
  89. Inhaled Steroids Cut COPD Patients' Lung Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  90. Too Many Americans Shun Needed Mental Health Care (HealthDay)
  91. Lytle sex trial under way
  92. Help is slow to Solomon Islands
  93. Japan Halts Import From Kan. Meat Plant
  94. Bacteria in peanut butter linked to leak (AP)
  95. Inhaled Steroids Cut COPD Patients' Lung Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  96. Cell Growth Factor Promotes Cancer's Spread (HealthDay)
  97. Health Tip: Dealing With Depression (HealthDay)
  98. Too Many Americans Shun Needed Mental Health Care (HealthDay)
  99. Juvenile crimes shock the nation
  100. Seattle psychologist sentenced for military health care fraud
  101. FDA Plans More Peanut Butter Inspections
  102. China issues new rules on transplants (AP)
  103. Risky teen behavior is all in the brain
  104. Gruesome crucifixions in annual Philippines ritual
  105. Private lives: Sexual healing
  106. Heart Patients Face Risks From Ibuprofen
  107. Patient waiting lists 'manipulated'
  108. Tips for finding the right therapist for you
  109. Pierre Laquer v. Department of Corrections
  110. Fighting work-related stress
  111. Man Completes 3,272-Mile Amazon Swim
  112. Child recovering from vaccine infection (AP)
  113. China issues new rules on transplants (AP)
  114. Bacteria in peanut butter linked to leak (AP)
  115. Thai doctors successfully separate twins (AP)
  116. Disease underlies Hatfield-McCoy feud (AP)
  117. Litton sentenced Monday to concurrent 25-year terms
  118. 2 More O.C. Restaurant E. Coli Cases
  119. Husband's suicide is touchy subject for unfaithful mom
  120. Tips for finding the right therapist for you
  121. Having national health care can kill you
  122. Extract may help treat bladder infection (AP)
  123. Tabloid Dream: Mental Health, Sex, and Prison
  124. The Final Analysis
  125. Warm Reception for Swenson at Met
  126. Developmentally disabled children eventually outgrow their pediatrician
  127. Support for teen who killed grandparents (AP)
  128. Study: Tai chi may help prevent shingles (AP)
  129. Symposium brings psychology to criminal justice
  130. Francis Cardinal George Hospitalized
  131. Extract May Help Treat Bladder Infection
  132. Extract may help treat bladder infection (AP)
  133. Teen who shot grandparents gets support (AP)
  134. Haiti faces high cost of dying (AP)
  135. Study Links Propensity Toward Worry To Early Death
  136. Accident victims often need psychological help
  137. N.J.'S Smoking Ban Hurts Restaurant, Bar Sales
  138. Reader struggling with 'Shallow Hal's' comments
  139. Cangene's HepaGam B Approved for New Indication
  140. Study Links Smoking To Female Offspring
  141. Experts attack Sarkozy stance on paedophilia
  142. Hispanic Women's Biology May Spur More Aggressive BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  143. Women Under-Treated for Ovarian Cancer (HealthDay)
  144. Phone-based therapy seen helpful for depression (Reuters)
  145. 139,000 Mozambique babies born with HIV in six months (AFP)
  146. Work Stress Can Get You Down
  147. Is ADHD the Leading Childhood Disorder?
  148. Depression Risk for CA Caregivers
  149. Bettelheim and the Importance of Play
  150. Bringing about a positive attitude in the HIV-affected
  151. Child psychiatrist was praised, well respected
  152. Create Wholesome Meals in a Snap with Almonds
  153. Lithium Builds Gray Matter in Bipolar Brains, Study Shows
  154. AIDS researchers focus on resistant patients in search for vaccine (AFP)
  155. Phone-based therapy seen helpful for depression
  156. Media images stereotype girls, foster violence in men, say speakers
  157. Smoking and Caffeine May Protect Against Parkinson's Disease
  158. Hispanic Women's Biology May Spur More Aggressive BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  159. Women Under-Treated for Ovarian Cancer (HealthDay)
  160. Cocoa, not tea, calms blood pressure, study says
  161. Woman awaits final court ruling on use of her embryos
  162. Burnout in psychiatrists: an etiological model.
  163. Popular diets offer no magic formula
  164. Asthma care to focus more on symptoms
  165. Report: 'procedures at unit unacceptable'
  166. Bush would veto stem cell research bill (AP)
  167. FDA weighs risk of Vioxx successor drug (AP)
  168. Thailand weighs offer for AIDS drugs (AP)
  169. U.S. Cancer Deaths Continue to Decline (HealthDay)
  170. New Online Assessment for Depression
  171. Caffeine May Lower Parkinson?s Risk
  172. Household Firearms Increase Suicide Risk
  173. State employee's raise causes suspicion
  174. Abstinence groups try to maintain funds (AP)
  175. The Fields of Psychology
  176. U.S. Cancer Deaths Continue to Decline (HealthDay)
  177. Lawyer says teen may be fit for trial
  178. Stem Cells Offer Hope For Diabetics
  179. Drug Reduces Daily 'Off' Time For Parkinson Patients
  180. School psychologists shortage warning
  181. New SoCal Four Seasons Hotel, a luxury spa meets medical clinic
  182. Fred Thompson Has Cancer, But Won't Change Plans
  183. Senate-backed stem cell bill faces veto (AP)
  184. Genes gang up to help cancer spread, study finds (Reuters)
  185. Breast cancer death rates declining in Canada (AFP)
  186. Acupuncture, massage helpful after cancer surgery (Reuters)
  187. Chinese AIDS victims blocked from protesting (AFP)
  188. Quarry Hill to offer Parkinson's disease resource and information forum
  189. How Lithium Helps Bipolar
  190. Involve Parents for Bulimia Solution
  191. Shakely gets jail time, probation
  192. Insect-based experimental flu vaccine shows promise as a rival to the egg method
  193. Schools improve Mich. students' health (AP)
  194. Gene Studies Offer Insights Into Cancer (HealthDay)
  195. Radiation Therapy Benefits Elderly Brain Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  196. Exercise linked to less anxiety, depression (Reuters)
  197. Smoking in pregnancy tied to mental problems (Reuters)
  198. Class Notes: Deep Thoughts for Teens; YULA Scores Diplomatic Coup; Hi-Tech Jetsetters
  199. Asset Deflation: The New Rules of Real Estate
  200. Man Awarded $786,760 in Testicle Injury Lawsuit
  201. Holy Thursday, Anyone?
  202. Stem cell bill approved by Senate (AP)
  203. State rewarding doctors for quality care (AP)
  204. Gene Studies Offer Insights Into Cancer (HealthDay)
  205. Radiation Therapy Benefits Elderly Brain Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  206. Applying psychology to chickens and dogs
  207. Genentech 1Q Profit Up 68 Percent
  208. Smell Test Device May Sniff Out Health Problems
  209. Age no bar to brain cancer treatment: study (Reuters)
  210. AIDS drugs sales seen topping $10 billion by 2015 (Reuters)
  211. Applying psychology to chickens and dogs
  212. Top court halts parents' autism funding appeal
  213. FDA scientist blasts proposed pain drug (AP)
  214. CDC recommends new drug for gonorrhea (AP)
  215. States cracking down on drug marketing (AP)
  216. Flawed system may hurt disabled soldiers (AP)
  217. Parents' depression may harm children's health (Reuters)
  218. A Quarter of Hospital Stays for Mental Health
  219. ED Pills Are Not A Panacea
  220. Drug May Reduce PTSD Nightmares
  221. Phone Counseling Improves Wellness
  222. High Stress Increases Pregnancy Risk
  223. The Psychology of Pain
  224. Parental Relationships After Divorce: From 'Perfect Pals' to 'Fiery Foes'
  225. Rape victim finds strength through coordinating awareness events
  226. Teenage Risk-taking: Biological And Inevitable?
  227. Panel rejects Merck's proposed Vioxx successor
  228. CDC Recommends New Drug for Gonorrhea
  229. CT officials criticize psychiatric care for children
  230. CDC says gonorrhea is drug-resistant (AP)
  231. People with gene variant may weigh more (AP)
  232. China's food safety woes expand overseas (AP)
  233. Gleevec keeps stomach tumor at bay: study (Reuters)
  234. Honduras blacks, hit by AIDS, mark historic landing (Reuters)
  235. MedImmune says it would consider a sale
  236. Groopman on Diagnosing Bipolar in Children
  237. Senate panel OKs negotiating drug prices (AP)
  238. FDA panel frowns on Vioxx successor (AP)
  239. PM says Australia should refuse HIV-positive migrants (AFP)
  240. Rhesus monkey has given up its genetic secrets
  241. Howard: No HIV-positive immigrants (AP)
  242. Board: druggists must fill prescriptions (AP)
  243. Health Tip: Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer (HealthDay)
  244. Court Ruling OKs Mercury Fillings
  245. Maradona hospitalized with abdominal pain
  246. Court ruling OKs mercury fillings (AP)
  247. Baby born from frozen sperm, frozen egg (AP)
  248. Testicular cancer survivors may face other perils (Reuters)
  249. Lithium cuts suicide risk in recurrent depression (Reuters)
  250. New HIV drug shows 'unprecedented' results: study (AFP)
  251. Adolescence Risk-Taking Inevitable?