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  1. Migraines Can Signal Psychiatric Woes in Returning Iraq Vets
  2. Masks may not help against super-flu (AP)
  3. Barbecue lovers may have higher breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  4. Many HIV patients feel healthcare prejudice (Reuters)
  5. Teens With Migraines at Greater Risk of Suicide (HealthDay)
  7. Alcohol Consumption Shrinks Brain
  8. PSYCHOLOGY: Age dulls senses -Humair Hashmi
  9. Masks may not help against super-flu (AP)
  10. Barbecue lovers may have higher breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  11. Cancer risk factors identified in bowel disease (Reuters)
  12. Some Autism answers
  13. Judge allows psychologist's testimony in sex-abuse case
  14. [Book Forum] Clinical Manual of Psychiatry and Law
  15. Human food eyed in pet food recall probe (AP)
  16. Migraines Can Signal Psychiatric Woes in Returning IraqVets (HealthDay)
  17. Teens With Migraines at Greater Risk of Suicide (HealthDay)
  18. Former stripper takes stand in trial
  19. Study Suggests Heavy Drinking Shrinks Brains
  20. FDA urges young adult warning on antidepressants
  21. Cancer risk factors identified in bowel disease (Reuters)
  22. Court limits wrongful adoption award (AP)
  23. HRT Before Age 65 Reduces Alzheimer?s Risk
  24. Dementia Risk from Secondhand Smoke
  25. Simple Assessment Identifies Teens at Risk
  26. Drama for Behavioral Change
  27. Brazil to Bypass AIDS Drug Patent
  28. Statin Helps Keep Second Strokes at Bay
  29. Brazil bypasses patent on U.S. AIDS drug (AP)
  30. Tea drinkers may have lower skin cancer risk (Reuters)
  31. Study: Pot usage may have psychotic effects
  32. Why interdisciplinary can matter....
  33. Drinking Alcohol Shrinks the Brain
  34. 20 million chickens held because of feed (AP)
  35. U.S.: Pet food ingredient mislabeled (AP)
  36. Study: Hormones may ward off dementia (AP)
  37. FDA seeks antidepressant suicide warning (AP)
  38. Birkbeck testifies in sexual abuse retrial
  39. Doctors propose new ways to evaluate life-or-death situations.
  40. What went so wrong with Roszko's head?
  41. Is this REALLY proof that man can see into the future?
  42. PARSHIP.ie: Bringing Depth to Internet Dating
  43. New Study Stresses Mammogram's Importance in Breast CancerDecline (HealthDay)
  44. Senators Ask FTC to Probe Camel Ads
  45. Better mental health treatment could prevent murders: expert
  46. Report traces tainted medicine to China (AP)
  47. Switch to organic crops could help poor (AP)
  48. Leader of S. African opposition retires (AP)
  49. Teenager punished for gun at school
  50. "We need more psychiatrists"
  51. The story of cinematic smoke and mirrors: Human ...
  52. Is Psychiatry Dangerous?
  53. New Study Stresses Mammogram's Importance in Breast CancerDecline (HealthDay)
  54. Lethal cough syrups
  55. French walk, skate and ride to cast votes for change
  56. 1,800 people get Hepatitis A shots; clinic will reopen Tuesday
  57. Moneymakers: Alene Ross Levy, lawyer
  58. Mumps outbreak expanding in Canada
  59. Brewer Must Pay Alcoholic Beer Taster
  60. Denouncing Superstition: Where are the Intelligent Christians?
  61. One fifth of Chinese city suffering mental health problems (AFP)
  62. Hope for sex-boost slimming pill
  63. Health & Beauty
  64. Shenzhen adults have 'mental problems'
  65. How to cope with immunization anxiety (AP)
  66. At Your Job: Industrial psychologist
  67. BP drugs may cut Alzheimer risk
  68. Those who have ears
  69. Disfiguring skin disease plagues Afghanistan (Reuters)
  70. Kids' sleep problems may affect parents' health (Reuters)
  71. Fathers responsible for fat children: study (Reuters)
  72. HK invents pain-free device to measure blood sugar (Reuters)
  73. Snacking can be good for older adults (Reuters)
  74. Health Tip: Risk Factors for Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  75. CORRECTION: Why alcohol boosts breast cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  76. Man with HIV gets life term for sex case (AP)
  77. Some ACE Inhibitors May Reduce Dementia
  78. Trauma Makes Brain More Reactive
  79. Avoid Post-Partum Depression
  80. Sex on the Brain, from the BBC
  81. College Drinking and Heart Problems
  82. Why Ebola is Killing Gorillas
  83. Fox Urges Researchers to Speed Therapies
  84. States Compete for Disease Lab
  85. The Latin American guide for psychiatric diagnosis. A cultural overview.
  86. Store ads spur teens to smoke, U.S. study finds (Reuters)
  87. Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV (Reuters)
  88. Study finds drug abuse by 10 percent of U.S. adults (Reuters)
  89. MRI Detects Breast Cancer Missed by Mammography in High-RiskWomen (HealthDay)
  90. The Blues in Russian [Mixing Memory]
  91. Pace of city life is getting much faster
  92. Aspirin risk compares to driving cars, study finds (Reuters)
  93. U.S. hospitals charge uninsured more, study says (Reuters)
  94. Sleeping on back safe for hospitalized newborns (Reuters)
  95. Health Tip: Risk Factors for Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  96. MRI Detects Breast Cancer Missed by Mammography in High-Risk Women (HealthDay)
  97. 'No' to drug money
  98. Medical turf wars rage anew
  99. Report: Iraq child mortality rate soars (AP)
  100. WHO criticized for neglecting evidence (AP)
  101. Man receives used heart in transplant (AP)
  102. Fox urges researchers to speed therapies (AP)
  103. Doctors urge better pain care for troops (AP)
  104. Humane Society wants duck-deaths charges
  105. Bill Clinton announces AIDS drug deals (AP)
  106. Lotz murder trial: cop psychologist grilled
  107. Bill Clinton Announces AIDS Drug Deals
  108. TV as baby sitter a troublesome trend
  109. Memory Problems Indicate Alzheimer?s
  110. Bipolar More Common Than Expected
  111. Drug Abuse and Dependence Widespread
  112. Sex on the couch: The therapists who abuse their clients' trust
  113. Somaxon Pharmaceuticals Reports 2007 First Quarter Financial Results
  114. Crystal Methamphetamine Addiction - Crystal Meth Effects
  115. Perry won't veto virus vaccinations bill (AP)
  116. Group: Kids' dental health not improving (AP)
  117. Farmed fish fed contaminated material (AP)
  118. Better vets stress syndrome tests urged (AP)
  119. Obese women less likely to be screened for cancer (Reuters)
  120. A strand of hair may reveal cancer risk (Reuters)
  121. Bill Clinton brokers deal for lower AIDS drug prices (Reuters)
  122. Psychologist's Corner: Patients, doctors work together
  123. Texas' Anti-Cervical Cancer Shot a No Go
  124. Perry won't veto virus vaccinations bill (AP)
  125. Study links lung disease to WTC work (AP)
  126. Farmed fish fed contaminated material (AP)
  127. Group: Kids' dental health not improving (AP)
  128. Experts to train immune cells to kill nose cancer (Reuters)
  129. Psychologist says Besancon legally insane Judge orders proof of military attack used
  130. Bored in the bedroom?
  131. More Thais to get AIDS drugs under deal (AFP)
  132. West Nile virus spotted in DuPage County
  133. Memory tool helps crime witnesses
  134. FDA seeks more data on Dendreon drug as shares slump
  135. My Child Has Just Been Diagnosed with Autism, What Should I Do?
  136. Genetic Roots of Bipolar Unraveled
  137. Deployment Stress Ups Child Abuse
  138. Better Prediction of Self-Injurious Behavior
  139. Safety a concern for schools
  140. Funky Winkerbean Deals With Cancer
  141. Smokeless tobacco reduces risk of cancer (AP)
  142. Study: Young girls more likely to be fat (AP)
  143. FDA OKs drug patch to treat Parkinson's (AP)
  144. Study: Estrogen may help fight disease (AP)
  145. Officials detail Medicare-bilking scheme (AP)
  146. Studies Support Cervical Cancer Vaccine's Effectiveness in YoungGirls (HealthDay)
  147. Accusation, aftermath alter 2 lives
  148. Patch for Early Parkinson's Symptoms
  149. Study: Young girls more likely to be fat (AP)
  150. Doctors: Swedish snus cut risk of cancer (AP)
  151. Formerly conjoined twins await birthday (AP)
  152. Studies Support Cervical Cancer Vaccine's Effectiveness in YoungGirls (HealthDay)
  153. PSYCHOLOGY: Group-think is no myth -Humair Hashmi
  154. HPV increases risk of throat cancer, study says
  155. Tammy Faye: Doctors Not Treating Cancer
  156. Brain Scans Show Early Alzheimer's Disease in People with Memory Problems
  157. Australian scientists directly target cancer cells (Reuters)
  158. Research Suggests Men's Sexual Behavior Adapts to Perceived Threats
  159. Doctors: Swedish Snus Cut Risk of Cancer
  160. Insurers weigh testing for cancer genes (AP)
  161. Experts warn of global gap in cancer treatment (Reuters)
  162. Scientists directly target cancer cells (Reuters)
  163. Anxiety/Mood Disorders Link
  164. Personality Problems Among Senior Adults
  165. Should ECT be Used More Often?
  166. Antidepressants Grow New Nerve Cells
  167. Counseling, coping skills could reduce arthritis disability
  168. DIET: Thin People May Be Fat Inside
  169. I'd like to say something clever about economics, but...
  170. DIET: Thin people may be fat inside (AP)
  171. OxyContin maker, execs plead guilty (AP)
  172. Merck problem means extra shot for kids (AP)
  173. FDA panel wants more anemia drug studies (AP)
  174. U.S. hatcheries got contaminated feed (AP)
  175. World's Cancer Patients Face Inequities in Access to Newer Drugs (HealthDay)
  176. Aspirin vs. colon cancer: study weighs benefits (Reuters)
  177. Quetiapine ineffective for dementia with parkinsonism (Reuters)
  178. Thailand Turns Giant Pharma Killer (OneWorld.net)
  179. Neupro Approved by FDA for Parkinson?s
  180. MPAA Adds Smoking As Film-Rating Factor
  181. McGuinty Government Expanding Telepsychiatry Services For Children And Youth
  182. OxyContin maker, execs guilty of deceit (AP)
  183. DIET: Thin people may be fat inside (AP)
  184. Suicide risk said higher for veterans (AP)
  185. FTC says milk ads under fire are ending (AP)
  186. World's Cancer Patients Face Inequities in Access to Newer Drugs (HealthDay)
  187. Psychology in Canada.
  188. FDA panel recommends restrictions on anemia drugs
  189. Chief of neurology no longer with CMC
  190. Australia scientists announce cancer drug breakthrough (AFP)
  191. The secret to happiness
  192. Am Update:State looking for uninsured
  193. Breakdown Of Myelin Implicated In Alzheimer's
  194. Daily Aspirin May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  195. Scientists Find Clues to AIDS-Linked Cancer (HealthDay)
  196. Gilead pushes for patent for HIV drug in India (Reuters)
  197. Finals Week Means Popping Pills
  198. Broken-Heart Syndrome Examined
  199. Omega-3 for Alzheimer?s ?
  200. Counseling Helps Arthritis Sufferers
  201. Defense seeks to block Penry mental exam
  202. Nova Scotia to begin mumps immunization for health-care workers
  203. Senate passes statewide smoking ban
  204. N.J. plan would mandate HIV tests (AP)
  205. Groups work with researchers, drug cos. (AP)
  206. Lung cancer tied to family risk of other cancers (Reuters)
  207. Bentler Takes the Stand in his own Defense
  208. Groups connect researchers, drug cos.
  209. Test improves prediction of self-injurious behavior
  210. New plan would mandate HIV tests in N.J. (AP)
  211. Daily Aspirin May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  212. Scientists Find Clues to AIDS-Linked Cancer (HealthDay)
  213. Do You Know Your IgE?
  214. Minnesota lawmakers pass smoking ban (AP)
  215. New Research Into Causes Of Terrorism Reveals People Turn To Suicide Bombing To Prese
  216. Objective: Outsmart blaze
  217. British firm makes vaccine to curb high blood pressure: paper
  218. Minnesota Lawmakers Pass Smoking Ban
  219. Test improves prediction of self-injurious behavior
  220. Ugly excess: Betty takes out $12m insurance on smile
  221. Depression on the rise in city
  222. Bulgarians pray for condemned HIV nurses (Reuters)
  223. Luxury Hotel For Pets Opens In San Francisco
  224. Bulgarians pray for release of medics (AP)
  225. Dr Carver Joins Site as Consulting Clinical Psychologist
  226. Free Will Astrology
  227. Germany's Merkel pledges focus on Africa at G-8 summit
  228. Acclaimed urologist dies at 92 (AP)
  229. Our compassion knows some bounds
  230. Race for the Cure for Breast Cancer
  231. Risk lies in untested drug duos
  232. Did Little Blue Pill Really Change World?
  233. AIDS: "Natural killer" clue to virus vulnerability (AFP)
  234. Sholeh Patrick Sholeh Patrick
  235. Fewer Get Breast Cancer Test
  236. a Peptide That Encourages HIV Infection Found By UCLA Aids Institute Researchers
  237. Drop in U.S. mammography rate worries cancer experts (Reuters)
  238. Group Health finds phone therapy works
  239. Charity calls for ecotherapy to boost mental health
  240. Going green could beat the blues: British experts (AFP)
  241. Asian drug users need more HIV prevention help (Reuters)
  242. Am Update: Psychologist heads to Iraq to work with troops
  243. FluMist seen effective for young kids: FDA staff
  244. Rest now, remember it later
  245. WHO members reject Taiwan's bid to join (AP)
  246. Blood pressure rising around the globe (AP)
  247. Chemical Compounds Boost Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  248. Immune System Dysfunction Pinpointed in Melanoma Cases (HealthDay)
  249. Scientists Find New Clues to Fighting HIV (HealthDay)
  250. Therapy Effective for PTSD after Terrorism
  251. Nerve Damage with Aging May Cause Alzheimer?s