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  1. School Bans Students Without Mumps Shots
  2. Study: Calls help couch potatoes walk (AP)
  3. Scientists cure mice with sickle cell (AP)
  4. Man jailed for not taking TB medication (AP)
  5. School bans students without mumps shots (AP)
  7. First rise in U.S. teen births since '91 (AP)
  8. Common Household Chemical Could Raise Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  9. Relatives of Parkinson's Patients at Higher PsychiatricRisk (HealthDay)
  10. Ketamine Impairs Brain by Releasing Superoxide (HealthDay)
  11. Cattle fed distiller's grain prone to e-coli
  12. Scientists cure mice with sickle cell (AP)
  13. Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Surgery (HealthDay)
  14. Common Household Chemical Could Raise Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  15. Relatives of Parkinson's Patients at Higher PsychiatricRisk (HealthDay)
  16. Ketamine Impairs Brain by Releasing Superoxide (HealthDay)
  17. U.S. care for HIV detainees falls short: report (Reuters)
  18. Ross psychologist Henderson influenced by Jung
  19. Serial Killer Nurse Has Early Release Thrown Out
  20. Pressure growing on Ontario to ban drivers with young passengers from smoking
  21. Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential CancerFighters (HealthDay)
  22. Canada urges end to medical isotope problems (Reuters)
  23. Front-line AIDS drugs show staying power: study (AFP)
  24. Young Cancer Patient Cooks Up Fundraiser
  25. Improve Discovery and Treatment of Domestic Violence
  26. A Novel Approach For Schizophrenia
  27. Brain Loses Communication Links As We Age
  28. Like Humans, Monkey See, Monkey Plan, Monkey Do
  29. NYC Doorman Suspended for Having Bad Breath
  30. Studies show how fruits and veggies reduce cancer (Reuters)
  31. Court to rule on acting as own lawyer (AP)
  32. Rights group urges better HIV care for US immigration detainees (AFP)
  33. Weight Gain Hurts Breast Cancer Survival
  34. Weight gain hurts breast cancer survival (AP)
  35. Minn. slaughterhouse workers fall ill (AP)
  36. NJ parents try to block vaccine mandate (AP)
  37. Shortage prompts delay in medical tests (AP)
  38. WHO says victim's dad also has bird flu (AP)
  39. Mourning Death of Loved One Raises Your Risk of Dying
  40. Shortage Prompts Delay in Medical Tests
  41. Green Tea, Fruit Extracts Touted as Potential CancerFighters (HealthDay)
  42. Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers (HealthDay)
  43. Studies find stable sleep patterns and regular routines may improve outcomes in bipol
  44. Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers
  45. Child cancer risk higher near nuclear plants: study (Reuters)
  46. Report criticizes care of detainees (AP)
  47. Latest News : Unhappy? Self-critical? May be you're just a perfectionist
  48. Judge: No Evidence for Big Prempro Award
  49. Blood Test to Detect Lung Cancer Being Eyed
  50. Cancer risk higher among kids near nuclear plants: German study (AFP)
  51. VA official backs mental health aid
  52. Malaria Climbs Into Warmer Highlands
  53. Cephalon drug works in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma: study (Reuters)
  54. Officials: Smoking numbers drop following ban, tax hike
  55. Harry Domash, Online Investing: There are investment gems to be...
  56. Report: Better Bird Flu Warning Needed
  57. Stable sleep patterns, regular routines may improve outcomes in bipolar disorder
  58. Researchers Gain New Insight Into Breast Cancer
  59. Fourth H5N1 bird flu centre found in Poland
  60. Products with good bacteria get popular (AP)
  61. Scientists discover how BRCA1 gene causes cancer (Reuters)
  62. Huckabee's Response On AIDS
  63. Hospitals warned of exodus by underpaid psychologists
  64. Do Mothers Pass On Racism More than Fathers?
  65. UNICEF cites child health progress, work remains
  66. Public health crisis in Iraq
  67. Eisai Buys US Biopharmaceutical Company
  68. China hunts father-and-son bird flu link
  69. Immigrants Less Likely to Report Family History of Cancer (HealthDay)
  70. Regular Routines, Sleep Helps Improve Bipolar
  71. Depression Can Be Deadly For Cardiac Survivors
  72. Early Psychotherapy Aids Recovery From Stressful Events
  73. Schizophrenia And Lower Rates of Cancer
  74. FDA: Prilosec, Nexium Won't Damage Heart
  75. Judges given leeway in crack sentencing (AP)
  76. FDA reviews two major heartburn drugs (AP)
  77. Products with good bacteria get popular (AP)
  78. Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening (HealthDay)
  79. Cognitive Psychology: Connecting Mind, Research and Everyday...
  80. Study: Monthly fasting may help heart
  81. Study: Monthly fasting may help heart (AP)
  82. Early care helps frozen shoulder (AP)
  83. N.J. nears mandated preschool flu shots (AP)
  84. Calif. board suggests study of caffeine (AP)
  85. Meat raises lung cancer risk, too, study finds (Reuters)
  86. Immigrants Less Likely to Report Family History of Cancer (HealthDay)
  87. Peer mentors program helps psychology majors
  88. AIDS Comments Alarm Ryan White's Mother
  89. Hypertension Linked to Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment
  90. Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening (HealthDay)
  91. Lawmakers protest HIV/AIDS travel rule (AP)
  92. Relax! The holidays don't have to be so stressful
  93. Lawmakers protest HIV/AIDS travel rule
  94. High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  95. Understanding Mood and Anxiety Disorders
  96. Cancer Patients Need Depression Screen
  97. Parenting Skills Intact After Divorce
  98. Sugary Beverages May Increase Alzheimer?s Risk
  99. Psychiatrists: Least Religious But Most Interested In Patients' Religion
  100. FDA Questions Over-The-Counter Cholesterol Drug
  101. FDA weighs over-counter cholesterol drug (AP)
  102. W.Va. program pushes pedometer use (AP)
  103. New study shows decline in teen drug use (AP)
  104. Mammogram accuracy varies by radiologist: study (Reuters)
  105. Smoking raises risk for diabetes, researchers say (Reuters)
  106. Israel's Palestinians Speak Out
  107. Maryland Teacher Dies After Staph Complication
  108. Gene Variant Tied to More Aggressive Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  109. Reports: Gunman hated Christianity
  110. Michigan Senate Deals Blow to Smoking Ban
  111. Canadian study raises more alarm bells about diabetes drug Avandia
  112. New study shows decline in teen drug use (AP)
  113. W.Va. program pushes pedometer use (AP)
  114. FDA weighs over-counter cholesterol drug (AP)
  115. High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  116. Gene Variant Tied to More Aggressive Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  117. Holiday stress is manageable
  118. Alberta halts most mumps vaccinations due to serious allergic reactions
  119. U.S. cholesterol average is ideal at 199 (AP)
  120. Low-dose Pristiq Effective for Depression
  121. Flexible Jobsite Delivers Health Improvements
  122. Hypertension May Impair Cognition
  123. A Hormonal Approach For Depression
  124. Don't Let Corporate Power, Financial Influence Compromise Science/...
  125. Amenities Enliven Auto Dealerships
  126. Childhood vaccine recalled (AP)
  127. Panel urges end to incontinence stigma (AP)
  128. Study: Why pregnant women don't topple (AP)
  129. Stem cells may ease muscular dystrophy (AP)
  130. Cancer Patients Hold Fast to Belief That Opioids Mean Death (HealthDay)
  131. Canada set to order restart of isotope reactor (Reuters)
  132. Does Time Slow Down in a Crisis?
  133. Man gets jail for seeking child sex
  134. N.C. 28th in funding anti-tobacco programs for children
  135. U.S. cholesterol average is ideal at 199 (AP)
  136. Panel urges end to incontinence stigma (AP)
  137. Common children's vaccine recalled (AP)
  138. Study: Why pregnant women don't topple (AP)
  139. Canadian parliament orders isotope reactor restart (Reuters)
  140. U.S. Cholesterol Levels Dip To Ideal Range
  141. Terry Pratchett says he has Alzheimer's
  142. Merck wants Mevacor sold over-counter (AP)
  143. Woman misdiagnosed with HIV gets $2.5M (AP)
  144. Lawsuits allege milk wasn't organic (AP)
  145. China shuts down leukemia drug maker (AP)
  146. Cancer Patients Hold Fast to Belief That Opioids Mean Death (HealthDay)
  147. How do psychologists think?
  148. Woman Misdiagnosed With HIV Gets $2.5M
  149. Study says fewer lack food, health care (AP)
  150. Senate panel OKs Peake nomination to VA (AP)
  151. Extended-Release Medication for Schizophrenia
  152. Gender-Specific Research On Mood Disorders
  153. Green Tea May Lower Risk of Parkinson?s Disease
  154. Playing Armchair Psychologist with Matthew Murray and Online Community
  155. Common children's vaccine recalled
  156. Some with breast cancer can skip chemo (AP)
  157. Minn. to ban mercury in beauty products (AP)
  158. High-Dose Chemo Provides Little Benefit to Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  159. Fibers in Semen Help HIV Penetrate Cells (HealthDay)
  160. Help with post-trial stress on order for Pickton jurors
  161. Researchers Find Great Granddaddy of All Blood Cells
  162. FDA panel rejects OTC cholesterol drug (AP)
  163. Fewer breast patients may need chemo (AP)
  164. Minn. to ban mercury in beauty products (AP)
  165. New contraception procedure recommended (AP)
  166. High-Dose Chemo Provides Little Benefit to Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  167. Fibers in Semen Help HIV Penetrate Cells (HealthDay)
  168. New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems
  169. List of drugs mentioned
  170. CDC: Suicides among middle-aged spikes (AP)
  171. Psychological report discussed at hearing
  172. Finneran Says He'll Have Prostate Removal Surgery
  173. Wild mushroom can fight prostate cancer: Israeli researchers (AFP)
  174. New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems (HealthDay)
  175. Fertility Issues Can Trigger Seasonal Blues
  176. Women Face Increased Worksite Stress
  177. EU wants new warnings on Pfizer anti-smoking drug
  178. Men carry breast cancer genes, too (AP)
  179. NJ requires flu shots for preschoolers (AP)
  180. Bird flu flares again in Asia (AP)
  181. Breast Cancer Genes Also Raise Men's Risk for Malignancy (HealthDay)
  182. LA To Consider Database On Animal Hoarders
  183. Gore, Clinton among speakers at Baptist meeting
  184. Men carry breast cancer genes, too (AP)
  185. NJ requires flu shots for preschoolers (AP)
  186. New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems (HealthDay)
  187. Myanmar Reports 1st Human Bird Flu Case
  188. N.J. Orders Flu Shots For Preschoolers
  189. Health savings accounts for poor tested (AP)
  190. Bird flu flares again in Asia (AP)
  191. Myanmar reports 1st human bird flu case (AP)
  192. Therapy Can Reduce Tics and Tourette Syndrome
  193. Obesity Blamed For 'Preventable' Seat Belt Public Health Crisis
  194. N.J. mandates 4 annual shots for kids
  195. Molester gets 520 years for kid porn
  196. Rep. Julia Carson Dies at 69
  197. Stem cells used to fix breast defects (AP)
  198. Family cluster infected in Pakistan's first reported bird flu cases
  199. Christopher Bantick: Festive spree starts earlier each year
  200. Men carry breast cancer genes, too
  201. Doctors Use Stem Cells From Fat To Fix Breasts
  202. Stem cells used to fix breast defects (AP)
  203. WHO to investigate Pakistan bird flu (AP)
  204. Girl born with 8 limbs leaves hospital (AP)
  205. Infants fine-tune visual and auditory systems to stimuli during first year of life
  206. Is childhood a disease?
  207. Glaxo cancer drug Tykerb shows more brain benefits (Reuters)
  208. Report: Ex-Brown adviser warns of exaggerated threat from al-Qaida
  209. Madagascar fights to keep HIV rate down (AP)
  210. Rape case in UAE highlights AIDS taboo (AFP)
  211. Doctors use patient's leg muscle cells to repair his heart
  212. Dan Fogelberg 1951-2007
  213. NHS tells cancer patient her care will stop if she buys extra drugs
  214. Glaxo cervical cancer vaccine hit by U.S. delay (Reuters)
  215. More than 12 million new cancer cases worldwide in 2007: report (AFP)
  216. Psychologists recruited for improving China's prison management
  217. Bird flu starts migrating
  218. Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007 (HealthDay)
  219. Over 12 million cancer cases in 2007: study (AFP)
  220. Serotonin Tied to Optimism
  221. Ho, ho, ho? No, no, no
  222. 12M New Cancer Cases Expected In 2007
  223. Study: Timing of pills might matter (AP)
  224. WHO urges vigilance as bird flu spreads (AP)
  225. Freud's influence in psychology may be waning, study says
  226. Timing Blood Pressure Meds May Be Key
  227. Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007 (HealthDay)
  228. Sunlight Helps Put Lung Cancer in the Shade (HealthDay)
  229. Stressed for the holidays?
  230. Loews to spin off Lorillard tobacco
  231. Massage relieves post-surgery pain: study
  232. Astra wins EU orphan drug status for cancer drug (Reuters)
  233. Sunlight link to lung cancer risk
  234. Some states not planning for flu season (AP)
  235. Supreme Court asked to hear Zoloft case (AP)
  236. Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope (HealthDay)
  237. Care Management For Adult ADHD
  238. Trial of Omega-3?s for Depression
  239. Dolphin 'therapy' a dangerous fad, Emory researchers warn
  240. IQ Tests For Sale, Raises Concerns About Cheating
  241. Some states not planning for flu season
  242. Programs let addicted docs practice (AP)
  243. Bacteria-tainted syringes sicken dozens (AP)
  244. Adoptive Mo. dad's obesity tale trashed (AP)
  245. Doctors get reprieve on Medicare cut (AP)
  246. Biomarkers in blood aid lung cancer diagnosis (Reuters)
  247. Duloxetine improves depression-related pain (Reuters)
  248. FDA to add HIV warning to contraceptive products (Reuters)
  249. HD is hot, hot, hot for the holidays
  250. 20 Rush Patients Sickened By Tainted Syringes
  251. Programs let addicted docs practice (AP)