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  1. Life After Substance Abuse
  2. Fact check: Giuliani's cancer stats
  3. Bratt attends `Love' premiere in Fla.
  4. Internet-Based Treatment For Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Shows Potential, Says AJP
  5. Device created for 'red wine headache' (AP)
  7. Foreign drug makers face few inspections (AP)
  8. Poll: Most OK birth control for schools (AP)
  9. Radiation Seed Treatment Helps Younger Men Fight ProstateCancer (HealthDay)
  10. Gene Variant Doubles Risk of Prostate Cancer in Black Men (HealthDay)
  11. TB vaccine sickens HIV-infected children: report (Reuters)
  12. The Psychologists Speak
  13. Outside Smoking Ban for Ohio Hospital Chain's Michigan Locations
  14. Radiation Seed Treatment Helps Younger Men Fight ProstateCancer (HealthDay)
  15. Gene Variant Doubles Risk of Prostate Cancer in Black Men (HealthDay)
  16. Developing an Appropriate Psychology through Culturally Sensitive...
  17. N.L. health board missed dozens of breast cancer patients: health minister
  18. Alois Alzheimer's first case [Neurophilosophy]
  19. Changes ahead for Medicare drug program (AP)
  20. U.S. rejects Glaxo's gepirone ER antidepressant (Reuters)
  21. Spooky: The science of anxiety and panic attacks
  22. Agriculture giant Cargill recalls ground beef
  23. Hot Springs hospital restricts ICU after outbreak
  24. Establishing a neurological-psychiatric biobank: banking, informatics, ethics.
  25. Wis. cigarette tax is going up; officials to watch Internet sales
  26. A glance at the beef products Cargill is recalling
  27. Glenn Weaver a doctor for 55 years
  28. Three Arguments Against Methodological Solipsism as a Research Strategy of Psychology
  29. Stem cell and marrow network trying to spread message to ethnic communities
  30. US Tightens Restrictions on Meat Imports
  31. Study: New heart pill beats Plavix (AP)
  32. Democrats seek better care for veterans (AP)
  33. Better health care for Afghan children (AP)
  34. Office humor might lift bottom line
  35. Study: New heart pill beats Plavix
  36. A trip to the psychiatrist's chair in search of happiness
  37. Faster heart care: How one state did it (AP)
  38. Sweep of lung cancer genome reveals new gene (Reuters)
  39. New policies are needed to halt unjust convictions
  40. Sweep of lung cancer genome reveals new gene
  41. New Judd Film Examines HIV/AIDS in India
  42. New heart drug may rival Plavix (AP)
  43. Scientists map gene flaws linked to lung cancer (AFP)
  44. Psychologist Mary Pipher on 'Inhuman Rights'
  45. New Staph Infection In Port Townsend
  46. NAMI Programs Educate Families of Mentally Ill
  47. Random alcohol testing reduced alcohol-involved fatal crashes of drivers of large tru
  48. Panic Attacks Lead to Heart Attacks
  49. Study: Educational TV for toddlers OK (AP)
  50. Lack of sleep may lead to fatter kids (AP)
  51. Merck says Gardasil vaccine protects older women (Reuters)
  52. Surgery for obese can only work with lifestyle change
  53. This & That: 'Psychological recession' takes toll on employees
  54. Merck says Gardasil vaccine protects older women
  55. WHO aims to balance drug companies, poor (AP)
  56. Overweight Moms Deliver ADHD Kids
  57. Adolescence and Autism: Challenges and Hope
  58. Energy Drinks + Alcohol = Danger
  59. Gesturing Helps Grade-Schoolers Solve Math Problems
  60. Blood pressure harder to control in winter
  61. FDA Asks Bayer to Suspend Sales of Heart Drug Pending Further Scrutiny Over Death Ris
  62. Novacea ends late-stage trial of prostate cancer drug (Reuters)
  63. Sweep of lung cancer genome reveals new gene (Reuters)
  64. Marijuana chemical may treat depression: study (Reuters)
  65. WHO chief urges greater access to medicines in poor countries (AFP)
  66. Criminal Law - Psychological Examination - Remand
  67. Ear Stapling: Next Weight Loss Fad?
  68. Bayer halts sales of anti-bleeding drug (AP)
  69. MDs balance pros, cons of 'Super X-ray' (AP)
  70. Agency touts old medicine disposal idea (AP)
  71. Lack of sleep may lead to fatter kids (AP)
  72. Faster heart care: How one state did it (AP)
  73. Bush signs vets' mental health bill (AP)
  74. Mental illness in parents tied to higher SIDS risk (Reuters)
  75. Judge puts 'evil' killer behind bars
  76. NSAIDs Protect Against Parkinson's Disease
  77. Changes in psychiatry's 'bible' altered children's care - LA Times
  78. Girl born with 8 limbs undergoes surgery (AP)
  79. New China HIV cases grow to over 3,000 a month (Reuters)
  80. Q & a
  81. MS doesn't stop her from finishing marathon
  82. Yuba City School Reports MRSA Case
  83. Panel urges recall authority for FDA (AP)
  84. Family of woman ignored at ER files suit (AP)
  85. New versions of curry ingredient to fight cancer (Reuters)
  86. Cervical cancer underestimated in Asia: expert (Reuters)
  87. Oakland University, Wayne County and Kellogg Foundation Sponsor Symposium on Child Me
  88. Q&A: INFLUENZA: When's the right time for flu shot? Doctors say now
  89. Large heart can lead to sudden death (AP)
  90. Study urges regulation for genetic tests (AP)
  91. Calif. court to hear marijuana case (AP)
  92. Abilify Approved for Adolescents With Schizophrenia (HealthDay)
  93. Interpol to fight sale of fake medicines in Africa (AFP)
  94. Common Pain Meds May Reduce Parkinson Risk
  95. At Risk if Mom Has Alzheimer?s
  96. Teens Benefit From Web Networks
  97. 'Dummied up' article was pivotal in '87 murder verdict
  98. Judith Giuliani delivers first official campaign speech
  99. Blood Pressure Vaccine Shows Promise
  100. Relationship Between Statins and Cognitive Decline More Complex Than Thought
  101. Girl born with 8 limbs undergoes surgery (AP)
  102. Extra weight said won't raise death risk (AP)
  103. Study connects pill to artery buildups (AP)
  104. Experts tie enlarged heart, sudden death (AP)
  105. Report urges regulation of genetic tests (AP)
  106. Abilify Approved for Adolescents With Schizophrenia (HealthDay)
  107. New drug combo eases mother-infant HIV dilemma (AFP)
  108. Women in Nepal Mail Condoms to Husbands
  109. Over-The-Counter Pain Medications May Reduce Risk Of Parkinson's Disease
  110. Battle over 'natural' food designation (AP)
  111. Report: Abstinence not curbing teen sex (AP)
  112. New cardiology methods saving lives (AP)
  113. Why We All Stink as Intuitive Psychologists: The False Consensus Bias
  114. Felon Links Suspect To Plot
  115. County felt the bite when skeeters just didn't go away
  116. Blood Pressure, Heartbeat Problems Aggravate Alzheimer's
  117. Thousands gather at TB meet in S. Africa (AP)
  118. Health Tip: People With Cancer Can Exercise (HealthDay)
  119. Experimental Drug Fights Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  120. Acting on Conscience
  121. Thousands Gather at TB Meet in S. Africa
  122. Fasting for one day a month 'cuts the risk of heart attack'
  123. Psychiatrists who treat themselves
  124. Good hygiene can stop staph infections (AP)
  125. Cold virus chief suspect in AIDS vaccine failure (Reuters)
  126. Link Between Asthma and Depression
  127. Drug May Protect Brain From Disorders
  128. Better Communication Improves Care for Abuse Victims
  129. Therapy and Antidepressant For Teen Substance Abusers
  130. Six years for addict who robbed woman with terminal cancer
  131. Bush Signs Suicide Prevention Bill For Veterans
  132. AIDS vaccine doesn't guard against virus
  133. Study: Anti-smoking shot holds promise (AP)
  134. Good hygiene can stop staph infections (AP)
  135. AIDS vaccine doesn't guard against virus (AP)
  136. Delegates to discuss combatting TB, AIDS (AP)
  137. Report: Abstinence programs don't work (AP)
  138. Health Tip: People With Cancer Can Exercise (HealthDay)
  139. Experimental Drug Fights Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  140. Theory in Applied Social Psychology: Past Mistakes and Future Hopes
  141. Good hygiene can stop staph infections
  142. Synosia Therapeutics Announces Appointment of Vice President of Clinical Research and
  143. Charming ways to find your true love in life
  144. Nigerian tobacco suit 'a first for Africa'
  145. Five-dose vaccine to help smokers quit shows promise
  146. Hypertension or atrial fibrillation linked to Alzheimer's disease progression
  147. Amgen strengthens warnings on anemia drug labels (Reuters)
  148. China to ease travel restrictions on HIV-carriers (Reuters)
  149. Individualized Depression Treatment
  150. Body Image Hinders Smoking Cessation
  151. Cough Medicine Helps Parkinson?s
  152. Born To Be Gay
  153. MacMurray College gets first woman president
  154. FDA Issues New Warning for Anemia Drugs
  155. Millions of Pakistanis lack access to mental healthcare
  156. Marathon mom's win sets off debate (AP)
  157. Shipping fuel fumes contribute to deaths (AP)
  158. FDA issues new warning for anemia drugs (AP)
  159. Mom: Chemical-laced toy made son 'drunk' (AP)
  160. Girl with 8 limbs has 4 removed (AP)
  161. New drug target to battle breast cancer: study (AFP)
  162. With this ring, I wish you dead
  163. Is tracking serial killers 'mumbo jumbo'?
  164. Some vaccines trigger immunity that lingers on
  165. American Journal Of Psychiatry Debuts "AJP In Advance"
  166. New mom's NYC Marathon win stirs debate (AP)
  167. Mont. sees rise in youth drug abuse rate (AP)
  168. Ohio lawmakers push autism coverage bill (AP)
  169. Pill slimly raises cervical cancer risk (AP)
  170. Arizona issues warning about poker chips (AP)
  171. Cervical cancer risk seen higher when on pill (Reuters)
  172. Mom kills son but walks free
  173. Ark. Unveils Health Program for Workers
  174. Ohio Lawmakers Push Autism Coverage Bill
  175. Australian company probes toxic toy (AP)
  176. CPSC orders Aqua Dots off store shelves (AP)
  177. Girl born with 8 limbs conscious, smiles (AP)
  178. Japan's suicide rate remains high (AP)
  179. in Re: Weapons of Joseph Dulio v.
  180. Merck to settle Vioxx suits for $4.85 billion, source says
  181. Scientists Find Way to Track Stem Cells in Brain
  182. Merck to pay $4.85B Vioxx settlement (AP)
  183. Pill Poses Little Cervical Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  184. Emotional Eating Disorders Are Challenging
  185. Genetic Basis for Drug Abuse
  186. Priest fit for trial in Conan case
  187. Monkeys rationalize science like people
  188. Using Pill 'can double cancer risk'
  189. MAURITANIA: Discrimination, staff shortages mean mental health short changed
  190. FDA to allow general sales of Zyrtec-D (AP)
  191. 'Psychological therapy needed in HIV/AIDS treatment'
  192. FDA to Allow General Sales of Zyrtec-D
  193. Less Heart Disease Found In Those Who Fast
  194. European Institutions Commit To Making Dementia A European Priority In 2008
  195. Merck to pay $4.85B Vioxx settlement (AP)
  196. Girl born with 8 limbs conscious, smiles (AP)
  197. FDA to allow general sales of Zyrtec-D (AP)
  198. Japan's suicide rate remains high (AP)
  199. Pill Poses Little Cervical Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  200. Pro Bono Lawyers Fight for Undergrads Right to Party
  201. Saxton to retire amid health concerns
  202. Congress Aims to Put Out Cigarettes
  203. Congress aims to extinguish cigarettes (AP)
  204. Catholic leader's surgery a success
  205. Past 10 Years
  206. Pet Scan Distinguishes Alzheimer's From Other Dementia
  207. Memphis fights its infant mortality rate (AP)
  208. US among worst in world for infant death (AP)
  209. Confusion on US growth hormone rules (AP)
  210. How does she tell family of decision?
  211. Physics provides new insights on cataract formation
  212. US among worst in world for infant death (AP)
  213. UN report: Human cloning ban needed (AP)
  214. Doctors battling burnout
  215. Arthritis Takes Major Toll on Workplace
  216. China says toys had toxic substance (AP)
  217. E. coli loophole cited in recalls
  218. Don't ignore that inner voice during interviews
  219. Tuusula shooting was a very Finnish affair
  220. Staph Germ Undermines Body's Defenses
  221. Illness breaks out aboard Hawaiian islands cruise ship
  222. Children too get stressed
  223. Staph germ undermines body's defenses (AP)
  224. The war at home
  225. Fighting Fat and Climate Change
  226. With time and treatment, PTSD sufferers often recover
  227. Expert warns of worsening AIDS infection in China
  228. Super-nurses emerge amid trade shortage
  229. China to relax ban on HIV/AIDS carriers entering the country (AFP)
  230. Clear victory for Bush
  231. Prostate Deaths Higher In Fat Men
  232. Fresh fears over use of ADHD drugs
  233. Tamoxifen for Mania: Maybe It's Not Just for Breast Cancer
  234. Negative aspects of close relationships and heart disease.
  235. Out of body experiences not mystical
  236. Fallout From Failed AIDS Vaccine Could Dampen Research (HealthDay)
  237. Caregivers Also Need Support
  238. A Vaccine for Alzheimer?s
  239. Relieve the Physical Pain of Sex
  240. More Evidence Suggests the Benefits of Omega-3 and Eating Fish
  241. Early teen sex may not be a path to delinquency, study shows
  242. Study: Transplants can turn on patients
  243. Herbal sex pills pose hidden dangers (AP)
  244. Slower brain maturity seen in ADHD kids (AP)
  245. Study assays marrow transplant troubles (AP)
  246. Obesity Linked to Prostate Cancer Death Rates (HealthDay)
  247. Eyeglasses Upgrade Helps Elderly Battle Depression (HealthDay)
  248. ADHD Delays Growth of Certain Brain Areas (HealthDay)
  249. Breakdowns And Breaktroughs Film Discussion Series Ends With A Crash.
  250. Brain development found to be slower in children with ADHD
  251. Herbal sex pills pose hidden dangers (AP)