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  1. 'Cure' Offered to Nail Nibblers
  2. Eating Disorder Can Start During Pregnancy
  3. Suicide Rises in Youth; Antidepressant Debate Looms
  4. Dutchman offers 'cure' for nail biting (AP)
  5. Pepsi to offer new low-calorie Gatorade (AP)
  7. Exercisers stuck in unwalkable settings (AP)
  8. Feds reject NY's bid to insure more kids (AP)
  9. American girls' suicide rates spike (AP)
  10. New Ovarian Cancer Drug Trial Under Way (HealthDay)
  11. Racial differences in kidney cancer care, outcome (Reuters)
  12. Depression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease (HealthDay)
  13. Depression more damaging than some chronic illnesses (Reuters)
  14. Unto Others: The Evolution and Psychology of Unselfish Behavior
  15. Depression affects health more than many other chronic diseases
  16. Doctors' religious beliefs guide depression treatment
  17. Dutchman offers 'cure' for nail biting (AP)
  18. Groups urge limits on popcorn additive (AP)
  19. Pepsi to offer new low-calorie Gatorade (AP)
  20. Exercisers stuck in unwalkable settings (AP)
  21. American girls' suicide rates spike (AP)
  22. New Ovarian Cancer Drug Trial Under Way (HealthDay)
  23. Depression May Be World's Most Disabling Disease (HealthDay)
  24. Panicking? Fear not, or so the doctor prescribes
  25. Boca priest accused of seeking sex with officer
  26. Woman is suburban Cook County's 1st West Nile virus death
  27. Ethics, power and faustian pacts
  28. Psychiatrists are least religious medical speciality
  29. Ethics, power and faustian pacts
  30. Pozen shares rise on pain drug testing
  31. la Salle County: First West Nile case found in county
  32. Career path of creative youth can be predicted at 13
  33. Stephen Pinker, The Stuff of Thought: Language as a Window into Human Nature
  34. Schizophrenic Sex (Harvard, Yale and Princeton Orient Students About Sex).
  35. Risk-takers such as Fossett intrigue psychologists who study them
  36. House Leader Hospitalized After Lung Tumor Surgery
  37. Documentary on 1950s Soviet psychiatry
  38. Chip implants linked to animal tumors (AP)
  39. Sleep-Deprived Women At Hypertension Risk
  40. Doctor Religious Beliefs & Depression
  41. China reports leap in new HIV/AIDS cases (Reuters)
  42. Govt to provide further $110m for racing industry
  43. USC Study Find Links Between Cancer, Alcohol
  44. Smokers Are More Likely to Develop Dementia
  45. First-Born Kids Grow Up To Be CEO Material
  46. Virtue can be its own reward
  47. Loss of child links 3 presidential candidates
  48. UC Gets $5.5 Million Gift For Parkinson's Disease Research
  49. Antidepressant warnings scared parents, doctors
  50. Chip implants linked to animal tumors (AP)
  51. Antidepressant warnings scared parents, doctors (Reuters)
  52. Role of schizophrenia risk gene in normal adult brains identified
  53. Psychiatrists More Likely to be Nonreligious
  54. Thousands of GIs cope with brain damage (AP)
  55. Some companies penalize for health risks (AP)
  56. Ark. obesity report cards scaled back (AP)
  57. Belinda Stronach and Tie Domi quietly split up over summer
  58. Depression treatment goes online
  59. Study: Israeli, Palestinian views of mental illness
  60. IVF couples urged to nurture sex life
  61. Dutchman offers 'cure' for obsessive-compulsive disorder of nail biting
  62. Body can 'heal dementia itself'
  63. FDA considers additional food labels (AP)
  64. Thousands of GIs cope with brain damage (AP)
  65. Pregnancy and Binging
  66. Postmenopausal Alcohol May Increase Cancer Risk
  67. An Antidepressant for Dementia
  68. Helping Bipolar Parents
  69. Research Methods in Developmental Psychology
  70. Reading Process Is Surprisingly Different That Previously Thought, Technology Shows
  71. Don't let the love go
  72. Foster Families Help Child Fighters Rejoin Society
  73. Iran: Over 2000 Equal Rights Defenders Object to Proposed "Family Support" Legislatio
  74. GSK - time for action?
  75. New Missoula program works to keep people from falling through the...
  76. Ark. kids holding own against obesity (AP)
  77. Mental Health Woes Strike Half of Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  78. Study Questions Dead-End Cancer Clinical Trials (HealthDay)
  79. More HIV infections found in Kyrgyzstan hospital (AFP)
  80. Pregnant smokers may suffer depression
  81. Women Drinkers Have Higher Cancer Risk
  82. Suicides rise sharply in US youth, studies find
  83. Pregnant smokers may suffer depression (AP)
  84. Shortfalls hinder flu pandemic readiness (AP)
  85. Congo officials confirm Ebola outbreak (AP)
  86. Antidepressant as Good as Antipsychotics for Dementia (HealthDay)
  87. Body Shop founder Roddick dies
  88. Video monitoring improves therapy of Parkinson's disease
  89. Pregnant smokers may suffer depression (AP)
  90. Mental Health Woes Strike Half of Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  91. Study Questions Dead-End Cancer Clinical Trials (HealthDay)
  92. Antidepressant as Good as Antipsychotics for Dementia (HealthDay)
  93. Fake AIDS drugs flood Zimbabwe (AP)
  94. Juvenile prison return rates rising
  95. Possible carcinogen found in Pfizer AIDS drug
  96. Asia-Pacific mental disorders increasing fast, expert says (AFP)
  97. Shares Up Sharply for Drug Maker Merck
  98. Fake AIDS Drugs Flood Zimbabwe
  99. In an Age of Images, Teaching Pathology by Hand
  100. U.S. reports of drug reactions triple (AP)
  101. Drug may help lung cancer patients (AP)
  102. Judge nixes calorie-posting rule in NYC (AP)
  103. Congo confirms deadly Ebola outbreak (AP)
  104. Why some girls secretly love guys fighting over them
  105. Celebrate Your Animals This Pet Memorial Day September 9th
  106. Analysis Weighs Benefits, Risks of Actos
  107. Blog: Saying No to Yourself: The Neural Mechanisms of Self-Control
  108. NYC rule posting calories on menus nixed (AP)
  109. Health care premiums rise 6.1 percent (AP)
  110. Woman seeks to settle M.D. exam dispute (AP)
  111. Analysis weighs benefits, risks of Actos (AP)
  112. More cancer deaths seen in less-educated Americans (Reuters)
  113. Tangerine peel could help fight cancer (Reuters)
  114. Schizophrenia Gene May Have On/Off Switch (HealthDay)
  115. Women Risk Heart Disease
  116. Mediterranean Diet For Alzheimer?s
  117. Health Food Stems Gambling Addiction
  118. Prenatal testosterone may play autism role: study
  119. Burger King unveils healthier kids menu (AP)
  120. Analysis weighs benefits, risks of Actos (AP)
  121. NYC rule posting calories on menus nixed (AP)
  122. Analysis: Deaths from drug reactions up (AP)
  123. Vitamin C fights cancer, but not the way we thought: study (AFP)
  124. Schizophrenia Gene May Have On/Off Switch (HealthDay)
  125. Brain network related to intelligence identified
  126. Nicotine may accelerate atherosclerosis
  127. Turns out Neanderthals had good oral hygiene
  128. Birth control pill may cut cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  129. A Link Between Autism and Testosterone Levels
  130. Teen Suicides ? Another Look
  131. Sex After Cancer
  132. Breast Cancer Med Reduces Mania
  133. Health study OK's short term mobile use - but not after 10 years
  134. Life expectancy of Americans hits 78 (AP)
  135. Doctor details 9/11 workers' illnesses (AP)
  136. Iraq cholera outbreak still contained (AP)
  137. Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates (HealthDay)
  138. Tamoxifen Helps Treat Bipolar Disorder (HealthDay)
  139. Shell CEO says psychology behind high oil prices
  140. Prevent Flu: Don't Be Touchy
  141. Can Pine Bark Treat ADHD?
  142. Disease Activity Increases After MS Patients Stop Drug
  143. MDs use experimental cooling on Everett (AP)
  144. Study: Pollution raises exercise risks (AP)
  145. Panel: Aprotinin should remain on market (AP)
  146. NASA sought to stop astronaut meltdowns (AP)
  147. Pillboxes help HIV-positive stick to drug regimens (Reuters)
  148. Opposition organizing against proposed ban on unmarried foster parents
  149. FDA Advisers: Keep Aprotinin on Market
  150. Gun death psychiatrist 'was over-worked'
  151. MDs use experimental cooling on Everett (AP)
  152. Study: Pollution raises exercise risks (AP)
  153. UNICEF: Fewer children dying worldwide (AP)
  154. Education Linked to Cancer Death Rates (HealthDay)
  155. Tamoxifen Helps Treat Bipolar Disorder (HealthDay)
  156. Macomb Twp. mother guilty of murdering daughters
  157. Help for parents with bipolar disorder
  158. Gwinnett Resident Has West Nile Virus
  159. Israelis Face New Year With New Concerns
  160. Report: Number of U.S. deaths up in 2005 (AP)
  161. Obesity and discrimination
  162. Health psychologists discuss latest research findings
  163. YEAAAA!! Chocolate Not Addictive! Eat Up
  164. Alpha Women, Beta Men
  165. What's the best way to praise a child? Be specific. [Cognitive Daily]
  166. Japanese PM Treated For Exhaustion
  167. Doctors May Need Support To Cope With Patient Death, UK
  168. ER patients check in at computer kiosks (AP)
  169. Smokeless tobacco use linked to throat cancer (Reuters)
  170. Falling Platelet Counts May Signal HIV-Linked Dementia (HealthDay)
  171. Cephalon warns over pain drug deaths: FDA
  172. Stopping Tysabri May Worsen MS
  173. Indoor air pollution widespread in Asia (AP)
  174. ER kiosks let patients avoid long lines (AP)
  175. Florida sextuplets improving in hospital (AP)
  176. HIV infections spur blood bank closings (AP)
  177. Deaths blamed on improper painkiller use (AP)
  178. Targeted drug combos could outsmart cancer (Reuters)
  179. Loneliness May Have Impact on Our Genes
  180. Chemical Signature of Loneliness
  181. Mental Challenges Best Protection from Alzheimer?s
  182. Smell and Stress Influence Health
  183. Muslim Smokers Urged to Quit at Ramadan
  184. HIV Infections Spur Blood Bank Closings
  185. Changing perceptions, minds key goals of visiting psychologist
  186. China hemophiliacs face dangerous shortage of drug (Reuters)
  187. Analysis: Craig's decision to fight no surprise
  188. Reducing enlarged heart cuts heart failure
  189. Advocates hope new hospital will lure doctors to the Valley
  190. Health official defends Walter Reed care (AP)
  191. Doctor details 9/11 workers' illnesses (AP)
  192. Physician?s Benefit From Coping Support
  193. Mom?s Weight Influences Child Obesity
  194. Female sex offenders reveal cultural double standard
  195. Overweight Women More Likely To Have Reflux
  196. Study Says Stomach May Be Making You Tired
  197. Doctors: Protocol key to helping players (AP)
  198. Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  199. FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  200. Academic Conference on Israeli-Palestinian Peace and Justice?
  201. Lilly Osteoporosis Drug OK'd For Breast Cancer Prevention
  202. Psychiatrist Prasad joins Mental Health Center
  203. WHO: Cholera cases in Iraq keep rising (AP)
  204. Psychiatrists More Likely to be Nonreligious
  205. US Expands Canadian Cattle Imports
  206. Protest Leads Conversion Therapist to Withdraw from Austrian Psychiatric Conference
  207. Doctors: Protocol key to helping players (AP)
  208. Chicken chain takes on Southern fryers (AP)
  209. Osteoporosis Drug Evista Approved to Cut Risk of BreastCancer (HealthDay)
  210. FDA Approves Osteoporosis Drug to Cut Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  211. Research To Assist In The Investigation Of Criminal And Terrorist Activity
  212. The Humane Interface: New Directions for Designing Interactive Systems
  213. Cholera Cases Spreading in Iraq
  214. Ferrell auctions movie role for charity
  215. Complementary Therapies for Schizophrenia: Expanding the Clinician's Toolbox
  216. Jury weighs if mom insane
  217. Anti-smoking advocates: Study shows casinos should not be exempt from ban
  218. HIV-infected mother sues government over tainted blood (AFP)
  219. Therapy for Homosexuality: The Best Research Yet
  220. FDA approves drug for breast cancer
  221. The origins of psychology
  222. The mass murderer who cried over his dead cat
  223. Early-onset puberty raising health risks for girls
  224. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh undergoes surgery at AIIMS
  225. Gay shrinks get conversion therapist booted from conference
  226. China recalls tainted leukemia drugs (AP)
  227. In health care debate, U-word is back (AP)
  228. Romney pans Clinton on health care (AP)
  229. Doctors: Protocol key to helping players (AP)
  230. Chicken chain takes on Southern fryers (AP)
  231. NDP vows funding for all children with autism; Liberals say more therapists needed
  232. What do the words really mean?
  233. Bipolar children: fact or fad?
  234. $100 barrel looms again
  235. Guatemalan Poll Watchers Spot More Mayan Women
  236. Cancer Society Ads Push Health Reform
  237. China finds suspected H5N1 outbreak among ducks
  238. New law makes room for talk therapy
  239. Genetics Hold Promise, Challenges for Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  240. Cancer society ads push health reform (AP)
  241. An Older, Wiser Ex-Gay Movement
  242. Beverly Sills remembered with Lincoln Center tribute
  243. Study of New Epilepsy Treatment Underway at URMC
  244. Neurofeedback can treat ADHD symptoms
  245. Report: Fewer soft drinks at schools (AP)
  246. Genetics Hold Promise, Challenges for Cancer Care (HealthDay)
  247. Pot-smoking cows could stop BSE, maybe
  248. Fear serial killer may be on the loose
  249. Doctors May Need Support To Cope With Patient Death, UK
  250. Dear Abby: Join the fight against Alzheimer's
  251. Malaysia snoop squad targets Ramadan rule breakers