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  1. Can aspirin prevent cancer? Jury's out (AP)
  2. Melanoma in kids differs from the adult cancer (Reuters)
  3. Social, Health Care Factors Make Colon Cancer Deadlier for Blacks (HealthDay)
  4. Depression Can Increase Diabetes Risk (HealthDay)
  5. Study sees major depression connection to diabetes (Reuters)
  7. Watching TV may harm toddlers
  8. Anxiety Can Have a Negative Impact
  9. Study: Fat workers cost employers more (AP)
  10. Study: Lethal injection method flawed (AP)
  11. Study: Breast-feeding won't deter obesity (AP)
  12. Study doesn't back abortion-cancer link (AP)
  13. Vision restoration study shows promise (AP)
  14. Social, Health Care Factors Make Colon Cancer Deadlier forBlacks (HealthDay)
  15. Dermatologists Best for Melanoma Diagnosis (HealthDay)
  16. Depression Can Increase Diabetes Risk (HealthDay)
  17. Crisis management can spot shooters, psychologist says
  18. Exercise May Lower Parkinson?s Risk
  19. Spousal Influence on Alcoholism
  20. New Approach for Schizophrenia
  21. Depression May Cause Diabetes
  22. Murder Trial Begins Monday
  23. Teen sent to DYS for rape
  24. Weight-Loss Drugs: Hoopla and Hype - New York Times
  25. Child And Adolescent Psychiatrists Raise Awareness Of Fetal Alcohol Effects
  26. Genetic Susceptibility Linked to Rare Brain Tumor (HealthDay)
  27. U.S. study shows no breast cancer/abortion link (Reuters)
  28. White Matter Defects May Lead to Schizophrenia (HealthDay)
  29. HIV Infection Seems to Raise Heart Attack Risk (HealthDay)
  30. School psychologist's focus is helping students with the greatest needs
  31. White Matter Defects May Lead to Schizophrenia
  32. Congress examines food safety cases (AP)
  33. Study urges new system for elderly care (AP)
  34. Hogs ate pet food tainted with chemical (AP)
  35. New HIV drug recommended for approval (AP)
  36. Racial gap in cancer death linked to social status (Reuters)
  37. Psychology of a shooter
  38. Lifetime to Launch Three Summer Drama Series
  39. Study: Meth use in rural areas riskier (AP)
  40. New HIV drug recommended for approval (AP)
  41. Report praises vision restoration study (AP)
  42. Genetic Susceptibility Linked to Rare Brain Tumor (HealthDay)
  43. White Matter Defects May Lead to Schizophrenia (HealthDay)
  44. Pakistan's first 'outed' HIV patient turns social activist (AFP)
  45. US prosecutors lift curtain on years of alleged Chicago mob murders as sides prepare
  46. General Tennis Psychology
  47. Report: States lag in hospice oversight (AP)
  48. Cost/Use of Psych Meds Explode
  49. Frequent Weighing Not Linked to Depression
  50. Sleep Reinforces Memory
  51. Turkey And The Armenian Genocide: Contemporary Reflections
  52. Congress examines food safety cases
  53. Strengthen Memory While You Sleep
  54. New Genes Identified in Childhood Fever-Related Seizures
  55. Standards urged for school snacks (AP)
  56. Flavonols may help ward of pancreatic cancer (Reuters)
  57. Bill will rid Ohio law of hurtful words
  58. ACS :: Study Links Breast Cancer Decline to Quitting Hormones
  59. Nuns reunite to mark 1967 calcium study (AP)
  60. Texas showdown on HPV vaccine order (AP)
  61. Most docs let drug makers buy them food (AP)
  62. Changes urged for student privacy law (AP)
  63. HIV Drugs May Raise Heart Attack Risk (HealthDay)
  64. Sales Letter Copy Secrets
  65. A lesson from America
  66. Inflammatory Bowel Disease Linked to Nerve Damage
  67. Nuns reunite to mark 1967 calcium study (AP)
  68. U.S. cancer group launches mass cancer study (Reuters)
  69. Changes urged for student privacy law (AP)
  70. HIV Drugs May Raise Heart Attack Risk (HealthDay)
  71. On the Editorial Page
  72. Suzanne Fields: Peril in unwatched madness
  73. Dozens sick after meal at Chinese school (AP)
  74. China may require student fitness tests (AP)
  75. Close kin of colorectal patients prone to tumours: study (Reuters)
  76. Blood Test for Parkinson?s
  77. Common Meds Do Not Prevent Alzheimer?s
  78. Many HIV+ Older Adults Have Unprotected Sex
  79. Judy Paris: Opposition to same-sex marriage does not equal hatred of homosexuals
  80. Turkish Press Scanner
  81. Better Prostate Cancer Test May Be Near (HealthDay)
  82. Scientists Spot Mechanism Behind Lung Cancer DrugResistance (HealthDay)
  83. Depression treatment doesn't help diabetes control (Reuters)
  84. Antidepressants don't help bipolar depression (Reuters)
  85. Terror replayed over and over on TV can haunt dreams
  86. Decision Making By The Growing Elderly Population Is Uncharted Territory
  87. Addictive drugs harm brain's natural brake - CNN.com
  88. U of L psychiatrist honored
  89. New diabetes genetic risk factors found (AP)
  90. Weighing obesity surgery risks for teens (AP)
  91. Report: Tainted hogs enter food supply (AP)
  92. NFL likely to conduct neurological tests (AP)
  93. Conte refashions BALCO, legally (AP)
  94. Mechanism produces resistance to lung cancer drugs: study (AFP)
  95. The Democracy of Evil
  96. Weighing obesity surgery risks for teens (AP)
  97. New diabetes genetic risk factors found (AP)
  98. Better Prostate Cancer Test May Be Near (HealthDay)
  99. Scientists Spot Mechanism Behind Lung Cancer DrugResistance (HealthDay)
  100. No remorse, no reason from teen killers
  101. Daggers of the Mind: Psychiatry and the Myth of Mental Disease, by Gordon Warme, M.D.
  102. Royal College Of Psychiatrists Launches 'Centre For Quality Improvement', UK
  103. Workplace cancers cause 200,000 deaths a year: WHO (Reuters)
  104. Bipolar Difficult to Diagnose in Kids
  105. Pain Places Retired NFL Players at Risk
  106. North Shore-LIJ Celebrates Inauguration of Florence & Robert A. Rosen ...
  107. News for neurotics: Chill, you just might live longer
  108. North Shore-LIJ Celebrates Inauguration of Florence & Robert A. Rosen ...
  109. FDA rejects Merck's Vioxx successor (AP)
  110. Imaging Technique Could Help Fight Metastatic Cancers (HealthDay)
  111. Global Fund for AIDS, TB and malaria aims to triple in size (AFP)
  112. American Psychological Association Applauds Senators Kennedy And...
  113. FDA ATTACKS HEALTH SUPPLEMENTS- April 30 deadline for comment
  114. U.S. agents search pet food plants (AP)
  115. Canadian mice first to be grafted with human leukemia (AFP)
  116. Depression May Be Early Sign of Parkinson's Disease (HealthDay)
  117. Cervical abnormalities common in HIV-infected girls (Reuters)
  118. Weight Loss Addictions
  119. San Mateo County psychiatrist accused of molesting patients is due
  120. 2-pound tumor taken from newborn's neck (AP)
  121. FDA rejects Merck's Vioxx successor (AP)
  122. FDA agents raid pet food plant, offices (AP)
  123. Imaging Technique Could Help Fight Metastatic Cancers (HealthDay)
  124. Depression May Be Early Sign of Parkinson's Disease (HealthDay)
  125. Judge gives ex-Greystone therapist probation
  126. Korea drafts 'Robot Ethics Charter'
  127. New Satellite Clinic Reaches Out to County's Mentally Ill
  128. Va. doctor convicted of drug trafficking (AP)
  129. Professor proposes new admissions system
  130. Red flag on pediatric psychopharmacology
  131. States expand children's health coverage (AP)
  132. The formula for a perfect match
  133. Counseling for boys after croc tragedy
  134. Va. Tech wounded may heal slowly (AP)
  135. States expand children's health coverage (AP)
  136. Vegan eateries not just for hippies (AP)
  137. Mexico City abortion foes vow action (AP)
  138. Intrathecal Baclofen Therapy Can Provide Improved Quality Of Life For ...
  139. U.S. Cancer Group Launches Major Study (HealthDay)
  140. Essentials of the family medicine cabinet
  141. Scar-free surgery procedures explored (AP)
  142. Diets only a 'temporary fix,' UCLA study says
  143. Binge-eating disorders double
  144. How meth took hold on Indian reservation (AP)
  145. New toys read brain waves (AP)
  146. Church urges Mexico MDs against abortion (AP)
  147. Time to start ganging up on gang culture
  148. The big stretch
  149. Statute of Limitations Keeps Ayers Molestation Case From Growing
  150. Scar-free surgery procedures explored (AP)
  151. KFC to switch to oil with no trans fat (AP)
  152. U.S. Cancer Group Launches Major Study (HealthDay)
  153. Hearts & Minds
  154. Medication can cause headaches
  155. Tooth decay is on the rise for kids (AP)
  156. Protect Children when Parents Substance Abuse
  157. Depression is Early Symptom of Parkinson?s
  158. Tennis instructor harnesses the mind-body connection
  159. Brain scans pinpoint cannabis mental health risk (Reuters)
  160. Researchers study benefits, risks of teen weight-loss surgery - CNN.com
  161. Brain scans pinpoint cannabis mental health risk
  162. Why alcohol boosts breast cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  163. Study Outlines Fat Hormone's Role in Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  164. Mentally Ill Kids Face Widespread Stigma (HealthDay)
  165. COVER- Handling grief: Prognosis good for recovery
  166. Eighty-Five Percent of Americans Say Taking Care of Mental Health is as Important as
  167. Gravity machines on rise at health clubs (AP)
  168. Lymphoma drug failure frustrates experts (AP)
  169. Doctors: Pot triggers psychotic symptoms (AP)
  170. Mo. university to lead smallpox study (AP)
  171. Diabetic teen spreads message via comics (AP)
  172. New study sees no heightened cancer risk for power workers (AFP)
  173. Doctors: Pot triggers psychotic symptoms (AP)
  174. Alarming rates of unsafe sex among HIV-infected British gays: study (AFP)
  175. Turn a Man On With 3 Simple Style Changes
  176. Essentials of the family medicine cabinet
  177. [Psychiatry in pictures] Psychiatry in pictures
  178. Lymphoma drug failure frustrates experts (AP)
  179. Gravity machines on rise at health clubs (AP)
  180. Study Outlines Fat Hormone's Role in Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  181. Mentally Ill Kids Face Widespread Stigma (HealthDay)
  182. suicidekillers Suicide Killers
  183. Scientists prepare for study on cherries (AP)
  184. Anatomy of a doomed marriage
  185. Doctors urged to get patients moving
  186. The Centers for Disease Control
  187. Study: Migraines may lead to brain damage
  188. Yoga gives immune boost to breast cancer survivors (Reuters)
  189. Alarming rates of unsafe sex among HIV-infected British gays: study (AFP)
  190. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Alters Sleep
  191. Family Counseling When Chronic Illness
  192. Social Stigma Awaits Kids with ADHD
  193. Study: Cancer Support Groups Don't Extend Life
  194. Smoking hashish or marijuana said to double risk of schizophrenia
  195. Chronic migraine linked to teen suicide risk
  196. Testosterone Cream Did Not Boost Libido in Female CancerSurvivors (HealthDay)
  197. Gene Discovery May Improve Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis,Treatment (HealthDay)
  198. High Calcium, Vitamin D Intake May Harm Aging Brain (HealthDay)
  199. State plans to boost aid for veteran counseling
  200. The new science of resuscitation is changing the way doctors think about death
  201. Analysis: Early MS therapy delays decline
  202. Study: Heart attack death rate declines (AP)
  203. Guide touts Latin American Diet Pyramid (AP)
  204. FDA: Tainted feed minor threat to humans (AP)
  205. Energy-infused sunflower seeds on market (AP)
  206. Flavored meth aimed at first-time buyers (AP)
  207. Israeli, Palestinian Scholars Team Up to Teach US University Students
  208. Testosterone Cream Did Not Boost Libido in Female CancerSurvivors (HealthDay)
  209. Gene Discovery May Improve Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis,Treatment (HealthDay)
  210. High Calcium, Vitamin D Intake May Harm Aging Brain (HealthDay)
  211. New Research Disproves Belief that Group Psychotherapy Extends Lives of Cancer Patien
  212. Girl 'severely damaged' by abuse
  213. Rs.26 lakh for mental health care
  214. U.S. scientists find pancreatic cancer clues (Reuters)
  215. Monthly therapy keeps depression at bay for some (Reuters)
  216. Knowing HIV status for prevention seen on rise (Reuters)
  217. Monthly Therapy Prevents Depression Relapse
  218. Sleep Deprivation Adds Risk to Gambling
  219. Group Therapy Does Not Extend Life for CA Patients
  220. Breastfeeding and good fats help new moms fight depression
  221. MS drug makers try a new pitch: empathy
  222. Study: Hormones may ward off dementia (AP)
  223. FDA seeks antidepressant suicide warning (AP)
  224. Tamoxifen Protects Certain Women at High Risk for BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  225. FDA Looks to Widen Antidepressant Warnings (HealthDay)
  226. Top Five Myths About Mental IllnessHealth News Digest
  227. Botox Decreases Pain and Intensity Of Post-stroke Spasticity
  228. Rural Patients Benefit From Phone-Guided Stroke Therapy
  229. Study: Hormones may ward off dementia (AP)
  230. FDA seeks antidepressant suicide warning (AP)
  231. Studies tie drugs, unusual heart rhythms (AP)
  232. Master Cleanse garners praise, criticism (AP)
  233. Researchers examine bio-magnetic sensors (AP)
  234. Preventing skin cancer: Slip and slap are better than slop (AFP)
  235. US FDA urges young adult warning on antidepressants (Reuters)
  236. Neural response reacts to cultural stimuli
  237. Top Five Myths About Mental IllnessHealth News Digest
  238. Studies tie drugs, unusual heart rhythms (AP)
  239. Canada confirms new mad cow case (AP)
  240. Tamoxifen Protects Certain Women at High Risk for Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  241. FDA Looks to Widen Antidepressant Warnings (HealthDay)
  242. Hussein Al-alak: Who's Counting the Dead? The Association of...
  243. Medway man gets probation in Web sting
  244. Drug makers to widen suicide risk warning
  245. Migraines Can Signal Psychiatric Woes in Returning IraqVets (HealthDay)
  246. Suicide Warning Expanded on Antidepressants
  247. Domestic Violence Can Trigger Asthma
  248. New Class of Meds for Cognitive Disorders
  249. Delay in Treatment of Child Bipolar Detrimental
  250. Religious Extremism And International Legal Norms Perfidy,...
  251. FDA Looks to Widen Antidepressant Warnings