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  1. Adoptive Mo. dad's obesity tale trashed (AP)
  2. Lawmakers craft reprieve for medical pay (AP)
  3. Some states not planning for flu season (AP)
  4. Sunlight Helps Put Lung Cancer in the Shade (HealthDay)
  5. Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope (HealthDay)
  7. Scammin' the Rubes - 3 Card Monte
  8. Navy Saves Gravely Ill Girl on Cruise
  9. Holiday giving season complicated by shifting norms on gratuities, psychologist sugge
  10. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk: Japan study
  11. Fresh mad cow case in Canada
  12. Cancer Docs' Bedside Manner Often Lacks Empathy (HealthDay)
  13. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk: Japan study (Reuters)
  14. Friends, Family Find Similar Faces Attractive
  15. Dolphin Therapy ? Not A Good Thing
  16. Sex Ed Extends Virginity
  17. Investigations Into Scheuerman's Death
  18. Gene engineering corrects retardation in mice
  19. Very obese wait longer for transplant (AP)
  20. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk (AP)
  21. Lead more likely to harm immigrant kids (AP)
  22. Doc punished for Lyme disease treatment (AP)
  23. Recall of vaccine prompts dose deferral (AP)
  24. Cancer Docs' Bedside Manner Often Lacks Empathy (HealthDay)
  25. Microchip Spots Stray Tumor Cells in the Bloodstream (HealthDay)
  26. Senate passes gun bill in response to rampage (Reuters)
  27. Congress OKs Va. Tech-inspired gun bill (AP)
  28. Leading psychologist will appear at SIUE
  29. Recall of Vaccine Prompts Dose Deferral
  30. Study: Insured cancer patients do better (AP)
  31. Very obese wait longer for transplant (AP)
  32. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk (AP)
  33. Patients with drug resistant TB at large (AP)
  34. Congress OKs Va Tech-inspired gun bill (AP)
  35. FDA approves generic AIDS drug
  36. Generic antidepressant may affect Wyeth (AP)
  37. Expanded Emergency Preparedness
  38. Doc Punished for Lyme Disease Treatment
  39. Study shows uninsured cancer patients are more likely to die within five years
  40. Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer FollowingDiagnosis (HealthDay)
  41. Bariatric Mental Health Needs
  42. Exercise Lowers Dementia Risk
  43. Use The Bad Times For Growth
  44. Parents advised not to ban Internet, despite risks
  45. Breakthrough In Rapid Malaria Detection Reported
  46. Risky sex returns syphilis to Europe (AP)
  47. Salmonella fears prompt basil recall (AP)
  48. Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer Following Diagnosis (HealthDay)
  49. Race, Gender Affect Laryngeal Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  50. Some temper tantrums can be red flags: study (Reuters)
  51. Exposure to Terrorist Attacks Increases Mental Health Problems in Children
  52. ESPN Anchor Receives Cancer Diagnosis
  53. Study: MDs mum on breast cancer options (AP)
  54. Risky sex returns syphilis to Europe (AP)
  55. Salmonella fears prompt basil recall (AP)
  56. Winter blues driving Indians to psychologists
  57. Study: MDs Mum on Breast Cancer Options
  58. Organic dairies test supply of feed (AP)
  59. Doubts on child interviews may fuel Privy Council appeal
  60. Tobacco and poverty drive cancer in developing world
  61. FDA warns of deaths from fentanyl patch (AP)
  62. Allergies may protect against pancreatic cancer (Reuters)
  63. CORRECTED: Tobacco, poverty drive cancer in developing world (Reuters)
  64. Treating Depression Cuts Diabetes Death Risk (HealthDay)
  65. Insights on Borderline Personality Disorder
  66. Link Between Mental Health And Amputation Risk
  67. Terrorist Attacks Affect Kids Mental Health
  68. Beating Holiday Stress
  69. Nuns Leave Their Brains to Science
  70. Socal Teen Dies Hours After CIGNA Reverses Decision On Transplant
  71. Family to sue insurer in transplant case (AP)
  72. Nuns leave their brains to science (AP)
  73. Schools see limits on medicaid payments (AP)
  74. Breast Cancer Surgeons Don't Discuss Reconstruction Options (HealthDay)
  75. New Combo Treatment Extends Kidney Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  76. Treating Depression Cuts Diabetes Death Risk (HealthDay)
  77. Brain Center May Link Addiction, Mental Illness (HealthDay)
  78. Judge: Teen must stay on sex offender registry
  79. WHO investigates bird flu in Pakistan
  80. Calif. family blames HMO in girl's death (AP)
  81. Nuns leave their brains to science (AP)
  82. 698-pound man dies after stomach surgery (AP)
  83. HIV women forced into sex for treatment in India: report (AFP)
  84. Second Maker to Cover Vaccine Shortage
  85. Oxford Handbook of Internet Psychology
  86. Product recalls
  87. 14-year-old boy dies from staph infection
  88. Child killer in court
  89. FDA warns about painkiller
  90. Judge overturns Maine law on Rx data (AP)
  91. The Whisperers: 3/4 of Grits readers have known of drug possession crimes and didn't
  92. Lindsay Lohan Has Not Been Paid to Endorse Nicotine Lozenge
  93. Woman Sues Maker of Tainted Syringes
  94. Arab Israeli Women Tune In For Advice
  95. Giuliani Tries to Ease Fears About His Health
  96. Japan Addresses Tainted Blood Victims
  97. Book Review - Genocide's Aftermath: Responsibility And Repair
  98. Daughter can't see beyond next party
  99. Poland reports fresh outbreak of bird flu
  100. Benefits of soy protein, low-fat diets face review
  101. France prepares to stub out smoking in cafes
  102. Don't OD on sugar this Xmas
  103. Notes in Masters case wanted "profile" stricken
  104. Think fast it's a rush
  105. Food pantries take health care to needy (AP)
  106. Polycarbonate bottles raise questions (AP)
  107. Japan addresses tainted blood victims (AP)
  108. Tea drinking may not curb ovarian cancer risk (Reuters)
  109. Coffee, tea linked to lower risk of kidney cancer (Reuters)
  110. Pregnant women at risk for HIV may opt out of testing (Reuters)
  111. Parents May Instinctively Have a Favorite Child
  112. Why Do We Root for the Underdog?
  113. The Effects of Media Violence on Kids
  114. Keeping teen drivers alive
  115. Republican Giuliani says he does not have cancer (Reuters)
  116. Realistic Expectations Help Ward Off Holiday Depression (HealthDay)
  117. Reminders of Mortality Bring Out the Charitable Side
  118. Food Pantries Take Health Care to Needy
  119. Teens feel benefits outweigh the risks
  120. Wyeth gets approvable letter for osteoporosis drug
  121. Medical clinics expanding care to needy (AP)
  122. What can a Yemeni NGO do?
  123. Japan PM to meet hepatitis patients over scandal
  124. Post-Holiday Letdown Can Be Avoided (HealthDay)
  125. COMT Gene And Cognitive Clues To Alcohol Addiction
  126. Texas Cigarette Tax Revenue Higher Than Expected
  127. Hispanic women at risk of breast cancer gene (Reuters)
  128. Post-Holiday Letdown Can Be Avoided (HealthDay)
  129. 10 Most under reported humanitarian stories of 2007
  130. Synaesthesia: Smelling A Sound Or Hearing A Color
  131. Health Tip: Drug and Food Interactions
  132. Medical clinics expanding care to needy (AP)
  133. Thinking Patterns of Addiction
  134. Montessori celebrates 100 years
  135. New Jersey Targets HIV Transmissions
  136. High cost of nuclear medicine weighed
  137. New Jersey targets HIV transmissions (AP)
  138. Brain wiring may cause addicts to relapse
  139. Breast cancer's genetic marker
  140. Painkiller blocks unwanted effects of morphine (Reuters)
  141. Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  142. Fish Oil Improves Mental Health
  143. Some Brain Injuries Reduce Risk of PTSD
  144. Report: Md. Spends Too Little on Tobacco Prevention
  145. Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  146. Malaria Drug Promising Against Cancer (HealthDay)
  147. New Jersey targets HIV transmissions (AP)
  148. Experts Debate the Role of Psychology in Interrogations
  149. Why Fish Oil is Good for You
  150. Teachers Studied For High Rate Of Autistic Births
  151. D.C. to fund needle-exchange programs (AP)
  152. One person out of every thousand has synaesthesia ..
  153. Skip Mouth-To-Mouth In CPR, Study Says
  154. 'Spirit release' is a different kind of therapy
  155. Charity backs dementia tagging plan
  156. ER Intervention Aids Problem Drinkers
  157. The Influence of Subliminal Messages
  158. Bayer recalls Contour test strips for diabetes
  159. Seasonal Depression Setting In This Time Of Year
  160. Kosovo's President Condemns Serbia Move
  161. Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Damages Law
  162. Therapy More Effective than Medication for Kids with Social Phobia
  163. Separate Weight-Loss Help vs Hype
  164. On Demographic Suicide Redux
  165. Pat Green Has Appendectomy, Cancels Show
  166. 2 die from listeriosis in Massachusetts (AP)
  167. Japan to apologizes for tainted blood (AP)
  168. Raw milk fans oppose new Calif. rules (AP)
  169. UN: Child malnutrition on rise in Darfur (AP)
  170. EEOC allows health benefits shift at 65 (AP)
  171. Brain Turns to Positive Thoughts When Faced With Death
  172. In Largest U.S. Hepatitis C Trial, Researchers Determine...
  173. Prenatal X-rays don't raise kids' brain tumor risk (Reuters)
  174. Cancer patients, doctors talk little of emotions (Reuters)
  175. Job-Loss from Illness Damages Mental Health
  176. Kylie Minogue honored by Queen Elizabeth
  177. Smokers Shell Out More Money For New Tax For New Year
  178. Accused Franklin County jail rapist still without lawyer
  179. Smoking ban hits French cafe culture
  180. Gift-giving makes us feel good, but why?
  181. Laser Surgery Can Correct Nearsightedness
  182. Pasteurization working at Mass. dairy (AP)
  183. Viagra ingredient in Chinese supplements (AP)
  184. An analysis of mutual assistance
  185. Study Finds LASIK Safe For Severe Myopia
  186. Bush OKs child health program extension (AP)
  187. West Nile Cases Drop in D.C., Maryland, Virginia
  188. Kylie gets OBE in New Year Honours Pop princess Kylie Minogue says...
  189. Man made 'hit list' prior to attacks
  190. Community narratives: tales of terror and joy.
  191. Kay Warren rallies evangelicals in fight against AIDS
  192. Salmeterol shows success in COPD treatment
  193. Did Bhutto Martyr Herself?
  194. Infighting masks accomplishments of 2007 Illinois Legislature
  195. Small changes help break bad habits
  196. COLUMBIA - The winners and losers of Columbia's smoking ban speak out. - see more...
  197. Bird flu outbreak in chickens near Myanmar-Thai border
  198. Afghan Guantanamo prisoner dies of cancer: US military (AFP)
  199. What happened later when the psychological problem was overcome
  200. Thousands to try to quit smoking
  201. Careful, vacation time could make you sick
  202. Court Hears Case against Australian, Who Stabbed Bulgarian Boy to Death
  203. Breast cancer treatment 'confusion'
  204. Drivers Face Fines For Smoking In Cars With Kids
  205. Mylan Generic to Challenge Salix Drug
  206. Sleep disruptions may up diabetes risk (AP)
  207. Doctors target germs' ability to cluster (AP)
  208. Copper, silver tested as germ wards (AP)
  209. Also a Victim
  210. Sleep Disruptions May Up Diabetes Risk
  211. Sleep disruptions may up diabetes risk (AP)
  212. Doctors target germs' ability to cluster (AP)
  213. UVa. tests Viagra-like drug for women (AP)
  214. Copper, silver tested as germ wards (AP)
  215. Passenger with TB in Calif. hospital (AP)
  216. Friends Help You Stay Healthy
  217. Allergy Sufferers Get New Generic 'Zyrtec'
  218. "Swish-and-spit" test screens for cancer (Reuters)
  219. Houston scientists see hope in cocaine vaccine
  220. Smoking ban takes effect in French cafes
  221. Illinois to Enact New Public Smoking Ban
  222. For women, marital distress means less relief from stress
  223. Maryland's New Year Begins With Tax Increases
  224. ER docs give whites narcotics more often (AP)
  225. Smoking banned in the cafes of France (AP)
  226. Armed forces to train 4,000 officers as psychologists
  227. New Year's resolutions take planning, expert says
  228. Colon cancer risk traced to common ancestor
  229. Spit test for cancer
  230. Colon cancer risk traced to common ancestor (Reuters)
  231. Spirituality Linked to Mental Health
  232. Marriage Distress Hinders Recovery From Work Stress
  233. Serotonin Brain Research Sheds Light on Chemical Pathways
  234. Cell Phones Slow Traffic
  235. Cameron plans superbug fines
  236. Researchers work on cocaine vaccine (AP)
  237. Study links ovarian cancer survival to gene change (Reuters)
  238. Colon Cancer Gene Traced to Arrival in United States (HealthDay)
  239. Can psychologists tell jurors anything they don't know already?
  240. French Smoking Ban in Full Force
  241. Hospitals delay shocks in cardiac arrest (AP)
  242. Pa. study to probe Vitamin C, cancer (AP)
  243. What's new in French cafes? Clean air (AP)
  244. Relatives of Parkinson's Patients at Higher PsychiatricRisk (HealthDay)
  245. HIV carriers in Saudi urged to report discrimination (AFP)
  246. The Psychology of Art
  247. Fire, Evacuations at London Cancer Hospital
  248. Jolt delayed in third of cardiac arrests (AP)
  249. Sleep disruptions may up diabetes risk (AP)
  250. Colon Cancer Gene Traced to Arrival in United States (HealthDay)
  251. Research Yields Clues to Recurrent Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)