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  1. Panama wants tainted medicine turned in (AP)
  2. Study: Some preschoolers can use Ritalin (AP)
  3. Meningitis shot may hold higher GBS risk (AP)
  4. Dealing With Death Through Behavior Therapy - MUSC Study
  5. Life in Japan Astrologer reaches out with readings of counsel
  7. Peace psychology work brings award for Shapiro
  8. Child Psychiatrists To Offer Course To Pediatricians On Managing Youth Mental Illness
  9. Psychiatrist pressured five patients into radical sex changes after one office visit
  10. Tainted medicine kills 27 in Panama (AP)
  11. Internet's Lure Ensnares 1 in 8 Americans: Survey
  12. Schering-Plough 3Q Profit Soars
  13. Beachgoers Accurately Report Sun-Protection Habits (HealthDay)
  14. Breast Cancer Experts Urge Funding for Minority Screenings (HealthDay)
  15. Psychologist, wife to lead seminar about 'busyness' in humans' lives
  16. Merck, Schering-Plough Shares Climb
  17. Plant the focus of Alzheimer's study (AP)
  18. Merck 3Q earnings down on flat sales, Vioxx legal tab
  19. Drug maker Merck takes a dose of bad profit news
  20. Online Photo Exhibit - The Animals Among Us
  21. Falling Leaves Mean Rising Allergies
  22. Trans fat adds more pounds than other fat, research indicates
  23. Pfizer and Other Drug Makers Report Higher Profits
  24. 8 cruise passengers still hospitalized (AP)
  25. Oct. 21, 2006
  26. Chefs not counting calories, study finds (AP)
  27. Merck, Schering-Plough Shares Climb
  28. Seroquel OK'd for Bipolar Depression
  29. Chefs not counting calories, study finds (AP)
  30. Egg salad recalled in 17 states (AP)
  31. 8 cruise passengers still hospitalized (AP)
  32. Obese post-menopausal women prone to breast cancer: studies (AFP)
  33. The cost of obesity in the US (AFP)
  34. Muslim Scholar Denied Entry to U.S.
  35. "Paris Syndrome" leaves Japanese tourists in shock
  36. How to get all your friends to vote for Debbie Amaroso
  37. Long-Term Antibiotics Won't Fight Lyme Disease
  38. Digital Mammography Boosts Chances of Spotting Malignancies
  39. Company recalls egg salad in 17 states due to possible contamination
  40. Report: Organ transplant program flawed (AP)
  41. Test helps guide cancer treatment, U.S. study shows (Reuters)
  42. Art, psychology or empty room?
  43. Studies: College kids gain past 1st year (AP)
  44. City's attack on weeds: Do as I say, not as I do
  45. Cruise illness may be common virus (AP)
  46. Cruise Illness May Be Common Virus
  47. Studies: College kids packing on pounds (AP)
  48. Deaths halt flu vaccinations in Israel (AP)
  49. Strategies to fight youthful obesity
  50. Deaths Halt Flu Vaccinations in Israel
  51. 'Stomach flu' can be serious
  52. Chefs dish it out, and then some
  53. Study suggests breast cancer different in blacks (Reuters)
  54. Visual imagery technique spurs people to vote
  55. Ethnic Pride Boosts Adolescent Happiness
  56. Red Wine May Cut Risk of Colorectal Cancer (HealthDay)
  57. Alt Modalities for Labor Pain
  58. Marijuana May Slow Alzheimer?s Memory Loss
  59. Red Wine May Cut Risk of Colorectal Cancer
  60. Protect Your Ears
  61. Women Need Enough Folic Acid
  62. Poor Pill-Taking Habits Tough to Change
  63. Dengue fever cases drop in India (AP)
  64. Oct. 23, 2006
  65. Screening Up, Colon Cancer Rates Down
  66. FDA gives OK for schizophrenia treatment (AP)
  67. Cause of riverboat illness still unknown (AP)
  68. Obese post-menopausal women prone to breast cancer: studies (AFP)
  69. Breast Cancer Drugs Not One-Size-Fits-All (HealthDay)
  70. Breast Cancer Drugs Not One-Size-Fits-All
  71. Researchers Report Initial Success in Promising Approach to Prevent Tooth Decay
  72. Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 23, 2006
  73. Depression symptoms less likely in kids with accurate self-perceptions
  74. Daily Drink or Two Cuts Healthy Men's Heart Attack Risk
  75. Vegetables slow memory loss in old age: study
  76. Computer-based 'games' enhance mental function in patients with Alzheimer's
  77. Study: Vegetables may keep brains young (AP)
  78. Study: Leaner mice able to fight tumors (AP)
  79. Distraction eases kids' shot pain (AP)
  80. Losing fat stimulated anti-tumor defense in lab mice
  81. Urban Pulls Out of Country Music Awards
  82. Many Kids Will Outgrow Migraines
  83. Study: Leaner mice able to fight tumors (AP)
  84. Drug Combo Improves Survival in Patients With COPD
  85. Statins Good for Smokers' Lungs
  86. Study: Vegetables may keep brains young (AP)
  87. Distraction eases kids' shot pain (AP)
  88. Bacteria ruled out as riverboat culprit (AP)
  89. Red Wine May Cut Risk of Colorectal Cancer (HealthDay)
  90. Breast Cancer Drugs Not One-Size-Fits-All (HealthDay)
  91. Kraft 3Q profit climbs 11 percent
  92. The headache treatment that saved my life
  93. Depression More Serious For Males?
  94. Anxiety Linked to Physical Maladies
  95. Less Depression among Perceptive Kids
  96. Computer Games for Alzheimer?s
  97. Stereotypes Can Keep Women's Math Scores Low
  98. Statins may help smokers' lungs, study finds
  99. Adolescents get daily happiness boost from ethnic identity
  100. Improper Home Nebulizer Use Boosts Asthma Risk
  101. Patient's Own Blood Cells Treat Tennis Elbow
  102. Study finds flu shots are safe for kids (AP)
  103. W. Va. Bishop sets sights on health (AP)
  104. Study Finds Flu Shots Are Safe for Kids
  105. Racial gaps in U.S. health care seen in studies
  106. UF study reveals many people with epilepsy risk driving to get to work
  107. Scientists test dissolving heart stent (AP)
  108. Government rejects vaccine petition (AP)
  109. Judge backs dad, bars boy's circumcision (AP)
  110. Black Women's Genes May Spur Deadlier Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  111. Breast Cancer Worse for African-American Women
  112. Behavioral Problems Common in Mentally Retarded Children
  113. Kill Taken To St. Louis
  114. Scientists test dissolving heart stent (AP)
  115. OU study: Statins may slow lung damage (AP)
  116. How Safe Is Travel To Mars
  117. Minorities Less Likely to Receive Care at High-Volume Hospitals
  118. The European Commission urged its 25 member states to fight alcohol abuse across the
  119. Americans upset with rising health costs (AP)
  120. Black Women's Genes May Spur Deadlier Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  121. Gates pledges $23 mln to fight AIDS in India (Reuters)
  122. Eyes Wide Shut
  123. When a heart attack goes undiagnosed
  124. Hospitals aid frequent fliers'
  125. Effective Medication for Compulsive Hoarding
  126. Mental Illness amid Developmental Disorders
  127. Women less Trusting at Work
  128. College freshmen face big choices
  129. Study finds flu shots are safe for kids (AP)
  130. Clients give lessons on AIDS in India's brothels (Reuters)
  131. Black Women's Genes May Spur Deadlier Breast Cancer
  132. Hospital panel OKs face transplants (AP)
  133. Asthma Overdiagnosed in Those Overweight (HealthDay)
  134. Malaysia fights looming AIDS epidemic (Reuters)
  135. WSU Instructor Charged with Sexual Battery
  136. Treating NIUs anxiety problems
  137. Gov't panel recommends shingles vaccine (AP)
  138. Inadequate sleep may be a factor in child obesity (Reuters)
  139. Federal advisory panel recommends routine shingles vaccines for adults 60 and over
  140. Government Rejects Vaccine Petition
  141. Twin Sisters at High Risk for Early Menopause
  142. Actors, athletes to be in stem-cell ad (AP)
  143. Limits urged for Effexor prescriptions (AP)
  144. Weight gain means lower gas mileage (AP)
  145. FDA OKs another drug to treat hepatitis (AP)
  146. Psychiatric ills neglected in mentally impaired (Reuters)
  147. Want to fix your man? Watch it
  148. Counselors seeing surge in veterans of Vietnam
  149. Women & Sex - Not Just About Hormones
  150. Viagra Helps COPD Patients Control Pulmonary Blood Pressure
  151. Study: Scans may find lung cancer sooner (AP)
  152. Lung-cancer scans may save lives, study finds (Reuters)
  153. PTSD may emerge late in injured soldiers (Reuters)
  154. Study: Scans may find lung cancer sooner (AP)
  155. Gov't panel recommends shingles vaccine (AP)
  156. OSU doctor to study athletes' hearts (AP)
  157. Hospital panel OKs face transplants (AP)
  158. CT Scans Catch Lung Cancer at Earliest Stage (HealthDay)
  159. Sensitive CT scanners offer hope to lung cancer patients
  160. Blood Test Gauges Clot Recurrence Risk
  161. Weight gain means lower gas mileage (AP)
  162. CT scans can detect early lung cancer: study (AFP)
  163. 3 indicted in basement liposuction death (AP)
  164. Asthma Overdiagnosed in Those Overweight (HealthDay)
  165. CT Scans Catch Lung Cancer at Earliest Stage (HealthDay)
  166. Scientists Endorse Candidate Over Teaching of Evolution
  167. As News Sinks In, Plaintiffs Who Call Themselves Second-Class Citizens Are Optimistic
  168. Altria's profits down, Kraft decision soon
  169. New Faculty/Staff Joins Ozark Christian College Family
  170. Play Therapy Helps Kids Express Emotions
  171. Research Update on PTSD
  172. Routine shingles vaccine recommended for adults 60 and over
  173. Dual Drug Therapy Effective Against Pemphigus Vulgaris
  174. Kraft move on Altria now runs into '07
  175. Sex change patient 'regretted op'
  176. Amid Heartbreak, there's Hope
  177. HK scientists identify cancer-blocking protein (Reuters)
  178. S.Africa drafting revised AIDS battle plan (Reuters)
  179. Federal Panel Recommends Shingles Vaccines For Adults 60 And Over
  180. Patient groups special: Swallowing the best advice?
  181. Memory Boost from Modest Alcohol Intake?
  182. Shoo, Achoo! Exercise Keeps Colds at Bay
  183. Shoppers still leery of greens after spinach outbreak
  184. Drug may help patients with advanced breast cancer
  185. Gene Could Point to Crohn's, Colitis Treatments
  186. Guidelines coming for physical exercise (AP)
  187. Wild pigs eyed in tainted spinach probe (AP)
  188. Gene Screen Links Cancer Treatment to Tumor Type (HealthDay)
  189. Colon Cancer Screening Is Saving Lives (HealthDay)
  190. '48 Hours' to examine WNY murder case from 2003
  191. Memory expert taken to task in Libby hearing
  192. More toxic E. coli samples found on Calif. ranch
  193. Drop in Adult Smoking Rate Stalls
  194. Colon Cancer Screening Is Saving Lives
  195. Obesity drug also helps diabetics, study suggests (AFP)
  196. India flawed by focus on sex in campaign against AIDS: study (AFP)
  197. Libyan HIV children treated in Europe (AP)
  198. Pigs gone wild implicated in tainted spinach
  199. Guidelines coming for physical exercise (AP)
  200. Wild pigs eyed in tainted spinach probe (AP)
  201. New Zealand study: Ban smoking in cars (AP)
  202. Obesity pill may treat diabetes (Reuters)
  203. Gene Screen Links Cancer Treatment to Tumor Type (HealthDay)
  204. Colon Cancer Screening Is Saving Lives (HealthDay)
  205. Kids With Accurate Self-Perceptions Less Likely To Experience Depression Symptoms
  206. Spinach E.Coli Source: Wild Pigs On Monterey Ranch
  207. AstraZeneca Stroke Drug Fails in a Clinical Trial
  208. Study: Scans may find lung cancer sooner (AP)
  209. Gov't panel recommends shingles vaccine (AP)
  210. Wild pigs may have spread lethal E. coli
  211. Nicaraguan Congress OKs abortion ban (AP)
  212. 16 get food poisoning at China school (AP)
  213. Masters of horror weigh in on genre's undying popularity
  214. Experimental drug might help treat bowel cancer (Reuters)
  215. Ecumenical Wellness
  216. Mental Disorders Tied to Less Mammograms
  217. Relationship Challenges for Child Abuse Survivors
  218. Media Can Damage Self-Image
  219. Former U of L, Browns running back beat the odds - and breast cancer
  220. Wild Boar May Have Caused Tainted Spinach Outbreak
  221. Americans Fall Prey to Weight-Loss Supplement 'Hype'
  222. E. coli found in water, wild pig near California spinach farm
  223. College of Health Sciences Hall of Fame Inducted
  224. Weight-Loss Drug Helps Diabetic Patients
  225. British twins have different skin color (AP)
  226. Genital cutting on trial in Georgia case (AP)
  227. Ailing 'Dilbert' cartoonist talks again (AP)
  228. Low glycemic index diet may help women stay slim (Reuters)
  229. Neurons Dictate Which Birds of a Feather Flock Together
  230. Seasonal symbol packs nutritional punch too
  231. Contaminated medicine kills 34 in Panama (AP)
  232. Curry Ingredient May Help Fight Alzheimer's
  233. Thin Ads + Low Body Image Stress Women
  234. Obese Women Face Greater Risk for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (HealthDay)
  235. Into the stream
  236. Teen has breast removed after infection (AP)
  237. Antipsychotic deemed effective for anxiety disorder (Reuters)
  238. Depression impairs asthma-related quality of life (Reuters)
  239. RTI and cognitive assessment--Guest post by John Garruto
  240. Many adults with psychiatric disorders may also have undiagnosed ADHD
  241. Ailing 'Dilbert' cartoonist talks again (AP)
  242. Obese Women Face Greater Risk for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (HealthDay)
  243. Holiness seen in concern for the poor
  244. Reconsidering Alzheimer's care
  245. Flu survey raises real-world questions
  246. Turning Back the Clock Creates Drowsy Drivers
  247. Keep Your Kids Safe and Sound This Halloween
  248. 'Fast reaction key to stroke recovery'
  249. Doctors struggle to save wounded Marine (AP)
  250. U.S. Trial Focuses Attention on Female Circumcision
  251. Disgraced Pakistan Scientist Is Stable