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  1. Female circumcision a problem in Britain (AP)
  2. Newborns tested for genectic disorders (AP)
  3. FDA OKs high-tech arm brace for strokes (AP)
  4. Meats, Sweets May Boost Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  5. Breast Cancer More Aggressive in Black Women (HealthDay)
  7. Libyan court rules on HIV medics' appeal (Reuters)
  8. Chance of rehab 'great' for girl who killed family: psychologist
  9. NY judges skeptical about light cigarettes lawsuit arguments
  10. EPA Investigating Waste at Camp Lejeune
  11. LCQ12: Child and adolescent mental health services
  12. APA to Review 10-Year-Old Policy on Counseling Gays and Lesbians
  13. Tragic end for Texas hate crime victim
  14. Death Sentence Upheld in Libya Case
  15. Betel nut-cancer link takes buzz out of tradition (Reuters)
  16. Inflammatory Genes Raise Lung Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  17. Bill Welsh of Autism Treatment Trust Shames UK Epedemic Deniers
  18. Require Plans To Screen Behavioral Health
  19. Night Owl Behavior Harmful to Preteens
  20. Risk Factors Influence Parkinson Symptoms
  21. Social Services "BattleSpace": What if Fire Departments Were Privatized? or the CIA?
  22. British woman says she wed bin Laden son
  23. Report: Pavarotti Doing Well
  24. Cancer risk higher with Western diet (AP)
  25. TB patient flees Ark. quarantine (AP)
  26. Breast Cancer Genes Don't Raise Tumor-Linked Death Risk (HealthDay)
  27. Libya upholds death sentence for medics (AP)
  28. Researcher Examines the Effectiveness of Tailored Health Messages
  29. Scottish Cardinal Calls On British Prime Minister Brown To Review U.K.'s Abortion Law
  30. Cancer Risk Higher With Western Diet
  31. County won't ask Fort Collins to spray for mosquitoes
  32. Lung Cancer Survival -- Psychiatric Disorders
  33. Cancer risk higher with Western diet (AP)
  34. Police: E. coli made Colo. inmates sick (AP)
  35. House OKs bill to improve drug safety (AP)
  36. Inflammatory Genes Raise Lung Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  37. Breast Cancer Genes Don't Raise Tumor-Linked Death Risk (HealthDay)
  38. Slaying suspect ruled competent to stand trial
  39. Overweight kids face widespread stigma (AP)
  40. Humans remember four things at a time
  41. Book review: The Ethical Chemist. [Adventures in Ethics and Science]
  42. Tikvah Therapeutics Raises $10 Million Gross Proceeds in Private Financing
  43. Equipment worth $22M missing from CDC (AP)
  44. Many cancer survivors go back to work as usual (Reuters)
  45. Therapy for depression cuts suicide attempts (Reuters)
  46. Short-term Memory Capacity for Most: Four Items
  47. How Young Are Influenced To Drink
  48. Domestic Violence Challenges Work Goals
  49. Why Kids of Divorced Parents Divorce
  50. Analysis: Iraq report won't help Bush
  51. FDA Approves CustomVue Monovision LASIK
  52. Diabetes drug side effect reports triple (AP)
  53. US official urges mental health changes (AP)
  54. 9 people file lawsuit against TB flyer (AP)
  55. Researcher seeks food chain toxin tests (AP)
  56. UK mental wards may do more harm than good: Lancet (Reuters)
  57. Research reveals anatomy of suppressed memories: study (AFP)
  58. Double protection doesn't improve HIV prevention (Reuters)
  59. Research: Brain Can Be Trained To Supress Bad Memories
  60. Diabetes drug side effect reports triple
  61. Report: Teen birth rate hits record low (AP)
  62. Atty: Guilty plea coming in steroid case (AP)
  63. No veto on children's health urged (AP)
  64. is the Me Moment'; The nation recharges its batteries on the web at
  65. Short-term Memory Capacity for Most: Four Items
  66. Government to Ban Slaughter of Cattle Unable to Stand or Walk
  67. 126 people ill after Chicago food fest (AP)
  68. Research into suppressed memories could help treatment for depression (AFP)
  69. Culture Influences Perception
  70. Repress Emotional Memories With Practice
  71. The Humane Interface: New Directions for Designing Interactive Systems
  72. Teens less sexually active; birth rate at record low
  73. Reduction Of High-Risk Behavior Among HIV-Positive People...
  74. FDA will ask about Medtronic spinal disc (AP)
  75. Study Compares Colon Cancer Drug Regimens (HealthDay)
  76. No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA (HealthDay)
  77. 'Sexually active' Malawians urged to take HIV tests (AFP)
  78. Nurse's Notes On the menu: Love potion No. 9 or gourmet sex
  79. U.S. ranchers lobby in court again to argue for banning Canadian cattle
  80. Idenix writes off hepatitis drug after FDA review
  81. UK Hospital gets high marks in magazine's national ratings
  82. Robot visits patients when doctor can't (AP)
  83. Patient, Wife, Mother, Killer
  84. U.S. News & World Report Releases America's Best Hospitals 2007
  85. Key senators agree on kids' health plan (AP)
  86. Study Compares Colon Cancer Drug Regimens (HealthDay)
  87. No Evidence Tomatoes, Lycopene Cut Cancer: FDA (HealthDay)
  88. Psychologists face many years of school to be doctors
  89. What's the Story of Your Career?
  90. Debate on bill to ban smoking lights up Pa. House
  91. Major breakthrough in understanding how HIV interferes with infected cell division
  92. Psychologists face many years of school to be doctors
  93. China fights back, goes after U.S. meat (AP)
  94. Enduring a rare disease with no cure (AP)
  95. Language a barrier for some prevention efforts
  96. E. coli closes Hamlin beach
  97. Officials Probe Three Liposuction Deaths at Arizona...
  98. CDC quarantine officers ever on watch (AP)
  99. Professor: Harry Potter book offers lessons in death, grief
  100. State Offers Free Help For Smoking Quitters
  101. AIDS case deal may forgive Libyan debt (AP)
  102. No hype, here are the biggest dangers to Northwest Florida residents
  103. N.S. rejects funding for cancer drug Avastin
  104. Child health insurance bill faces veto (AP)
  105. Americans trail Chinese in understanding another person's perspective
  106. , Sharon, Pa
  107. CDC quarantine officers ever on watch
  108. Food-labeling effort gains new momentum (AP)
  109. The Psychology of Survey Response
  110. Read the story
  111. Heartfelt gift for Lucas
  112. Two Large Studies Show Decline In Suicide Attempts With Antidepressant Treatment
  113. Is an innocent man serving a life sentence?
  114. Buddha tooth relic a clear fake, say experts
  115. Libya to decide fate of foreign medics in HIV case (Reuters)
  116. Study: Who's the boss? Apparently the wife
  117. UK doctor questioned over vaccine scare
  118. Perhaps the system lacks sanity
  119. Statewide public smoking ban readied for final vote in House
  120. 'Low Blood Sugar' Message Provides Insights In The Fight Against Diabetes
  121. Food-labeling effort gains new momentum (AP)
  122. Child health insurance bill faces veto (AP)
  123. AIDS case deal may forgive Libyan debt (AP)
  124. Enduring a rare disease with no cure (AP)
  125. China fights back, goes after U.S. meat (AP)
  126. Sex education creates storm in AIDS-stricken India (Reuters)
  127. Complaining To Friends Increases Girls' Misery
  128. New Study Sheds Light on How We Would Have Done Things Differently
  129. Study: Grapefruit Raises Breast Cancer Risk
  130. CORRECTION - Don't trust your man, Indian minister tells women
  131. Exercises May Curb Falls By Parkinson's Patients
  132. Food label warnings seen as confusing (AP)
  133. Coming soon, safer cigarettes? (AP)
  134. VA will expand mental health services (AP)
  135. UK autism doctor faces misconduct probe (AP)
  136. Chemical 'Paint' Helps Surgeons See Cancer's Borders (HealthDay)
  137. New test pinpoints deadliest prostate cancers (Reuters)
  138. Libya to decide fate of foreign medics in HIV case (Reuters)
  139. Industry Pollutants Trigger Parkinson?s
  140. Scientist Work to Develop a Fear Pill
  141. Girl Talk May Place Some at Risk
  142. VA Will Expand Mental Health Services
  143. Negative 'Girl Talk' May Trigger Misery
  144. VA Will Expand Mental Health Services
  145. Group: Weight training can help elderly (AP)
  146. Study: Older diabetes drugs safe to use (AP)
  147. New Test Helps Detect Spreading Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  148. New clue for HIV drug side effects: study (Reuters)
  149. Paradigm Shift: Are You Hearing All the Facts?
  150. The Sciences of the Artificial - 3rd Edition
  151. Study: Older diabetes drugs safe to use
  152. Ped Med: Non-drug options slighted? ...
  153. TB patient preparing for surgery (AP)
  154. Chemical 'Paint' Helps Surgeons See Cancer's Borders (HealthDay)
  155. New Test Helps Detect Spreading Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  156. Smoking Linked to Depression
  157. Genetics Influence Auditory Processing
  158. AACAP Applauds Hawaii's Governor Linda Lingle For Vetoing Psychologist Prescribing Bi
  159. Cigarette tax jump lowers smoking rates
  160. Weight Training Benefits Elderly Too
  161. Libya distributing money to HIV families in medic case (Reuters)
  162. SECURITY-BRAZIL: Oedipus Caught in the Crossfire
  163. Man Infected With Flesh-Eating Bacteria
  164. AACAP Applauds Hawaii's Governor Linda Lingle For Vetoing Psychologist Prescribing Bi
  165. Neurologist fills critical need in region
  166. Lawmakers decry FDA plans to close labs (AP)
  167. Envoy: China makes strides in AIDS fight (AP)
  168. TB patient who fled Ark. hospital found (AP)
  169. Fruits, veggies don't stop cancer return (AP)
  170. Intensive diet doesn't prevent breast cancer: study (AFP)
  171. Army starts stress program but lacks resources (Reuters)
  172. Disturbed Sleep Tied to Cognitive Decline In Elderly Women
  173. Scott Horton - Bush and Psychologists Who Abet Torture
  174. Army Starting Brain Injury Education
  175. Making Treatment for Bipolar Disorder a Family Affair
  176. Fruits, veggies don't stop cancer return (AP)
  177. Army to educate troops on brain injuries (AP)
  178. When to let go? Medicine's top dilemma (Reuters)
  179. Libya lifts death sentences in HIV case (AP)
  180. Moonda psychologist: Spoiling led to murder
  181. Senate Panel to Take Up Cigarette Bill
  182. TB patient Andrew Speaker will have lung surgery
  183. Women's cognitive decline associated with interrupted or fitful sleep
  184. Taking Cancer Drug With Food May Cut Costs (HealthDay)
  185. Anxious wait in Libya for reprieved medics (AFP)
  186. Curry May Slow Alzheimer?s
  187. Psychologist says Wells was delusional
  188. Pfizer 2Q Profit Falls 48 Percent
  189. Bashful Psychiatrists Urged To Talk Sex
  190. Bulgaria, EU move to secure freedom for HIV medics (Reuters)
  191. The End of Barroom Brawls: Study Shows Alcohol Can Reduce Aggression
  192. Elderly Sleep Woes Linked To Suicide Risk
  193. Charges Stay for Soldier Who Hid His HIV Status
  194. Group Therapy Helps Men With Impotence
  195. Bush Threatens to Veto Health Bill (AP)
  196. New Bush panel to police food imports (AP)
  197. CORRECTED: When to let go? Medicine's top dilemma (Reuters)
  198. Natural Cancer-Fighting Protein May Also Slow Aging (HealthDay)
  199. World struggling to treat HIV/AIDS (Reuters)
  200. Group Therapy For ED
  201. Trial Evaluates Lithium for Pediatric Bipolar
  202. Manage Cravings for High Calorie Foods
  203. Competitive Bidding Law
  204. If Harry dies. . .
  205. World struggling to treat HIV/AIDS
  206. Reports Show Involvement of US Psychologists
  207. Hot dog chili sauce in botulism recall (AP)
  208. Study: Clinics overuse lab technique (AP)
  209. Survey finds many docs stress mistakes (AP)
  210. Tamper-resistant pads could prove a pain (AP)
  211. Diabetes drug tied to increased cancer prevalence (Reuters)
  212. Bulgaria pushes Libya on medic transfers (AP)
  213. Studies: Restless legs syndrome is real (AP)
  214. Survey Finds Many Docs Stress Mistakes
  215. Merv Griffin Treated for Prostate Cancer
  216. Hot Dog Chili Sauce in Botulism Recall
  217. Natural Cancer-Fighting Protein May Also Slow Aging (HealthDay)
  218. Reports Show Involvement of US Psychologists
  219. Where there's smoke, there's fired worker
  220. Dodgy doctors: The G-string and other scandalous exploits
  221. Male circumcision can cut HIV infection, studies show (AFP)
  222. The Wall Street Journal
  223. Archive: Study links video games to reckless driving
  224. When you die, do you know you're dead? [Cognitive Daily]
  225. Study: 46 Percent of Teens Hurt Themselves on Purpose
  226. Emotional memories can be suppressed with practice
  227. Illinois Confirms 3rd Human Case Of West Nile Virus For 2007
  228. Preconditioning protects brain from stroke
  229. Brushing aside threats of a presidential veto, a Senate committee on Thursday approve
  230. Ariz. TB patient transferred to Denver (AP)
  231. Zambia opens first cancer hospital (AFP)
  232. EU drug regulator highlights depression danger of weight-loss pill (AFP)
  233. Exercise may help with hard-to-treat depression (Reuters)
  234. Genetic Analysis Offers Insights Into AIDS Resistance (HealthDay)
  235. Pediatric Ritalin?A Cause for Concern?
  236. Medication May Reduce Alzheimer?s and Parkinson?s
  237. Premenstrual Depression May be Genetic
  238. Effectiveness of Primary Care for Mental Health
  239. R.I. Governor Blocks Infertility Bill
  240. Tammy Faye Discusses Her Fight With Cancer
  241. VA Secretary Promises Increased Mental Health Services For Veterans
  242. Vendors pitch healthier foods for kids (AP)
  243. U.S. agencies probe botulism poisoning (AP)
  244. Hospital told to return placenta to mom (AP)
  245. Studies: Restless legs syndrome is real (AP)
  246. Survey finds many docs stress mistakes (AP)
  247. Malaria drugs cut cancer risk in lupus patients (Reuters)
  248. Career Chemistry: Best Jobs for Social People
  249. Psychologist Accepts Punishment For Sexual Episode
  250. Career Chemistry: The Best Jobs for Six Personality Types
  251. Court: VA Must Pay Agent Orange Victims