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  1. Neuroscientist uses his understanding of the human brain to advance on a popular quiz
  2. On Religion - Soho Theatre
  3. British scientists build a model gut (AP)
  4. Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer
  5. No picky eater? CU team may turn tables on diet of early human relative
  7. Paxil Treats 'Compulsive Hoarding' (HealthDay)
  8. Easing Depression Without a Prescription (HealthDay)
  9. HIV patients live years after diagnosis (AP)
  10. Jeanne Denney bridges the gap in health care at the Institute for Mind-Body Education
  11. The perfect face for comedy
  12. 3 Million Worldwide Die From High Blood Sugar
  13. Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer
  14. Exercise might lower kids' hay fever risk
  15. Military service may be connected to ALS (AP)
  16. Firefighters at High Risk for Cancer (HealthDay)
  17. Paxil Treats 'Compulsive Hoarding' (HealthDay)
  18. Easing Depression Without a Prescription (HealthDay)
  19. Former 49ers Head Coach Walsh Fighting Leukemia
  20. Moms and TV: A love-hate relationship with the tube
  21. Easing Depression Without a Prescription
  22. Military Service May Be Connected To ALS
  23. Link Between Military Servie and Lou Gehrig's Disease
  24. British scientists build a model gut (AP)
  25. HIV patients live years after diagnosis (AP)
  26. Military service may be connected to ALS (AP)
  27. Broad recall of acetaminophen under way (AP)
  28. EU warns of obesity crisis (AP)
  29. Easing Depression Without a Prescription
  30. 3 Million Worldwide Die From High Blood Sugar
  31. Texas Woman Who Drowned Children Freed
  32. Feds probe care at Ore. mental hospital (AP)
  33. Field hearing raises question of risk
  34. Military service and Lou Gehrig's disease might be linked
  35. Former 49ers Head Coach Walsh Has Cancer
  36. Military service may spur Lou Gehrig's disease, study says
  37. Tool Predicts Post-Surgery Breast Cancer Recurrence (HealthDay)
  38. Tool Predicts Post-Surgery Breast Cancer Recurrence
  39. Lupus Biomarkers Discovered
  40. Most children not getting two doses of flu vaccine
  41. Children are attracted to the fortunate more than the unfortunate
  42. Tool Predicts Post-Surgery Breast Cancer Recurrence
  43. Why Some People React Aggressively
  44. Hunger seen as big enemy in war on AIDS (AP)
  45. Scientists Create Artificial Stomach
  46. HIV treatments extend lives but increase costs
  47. Hunger seen as big enemy in war on AIDS (AP)
  48. Tool Predicts Post-Surgery Breast Cancer Recurrence (HealthDay)
  49. Gaining waking-life insight through dreams
  50. Anxiety sensitivity linked to future psychological disorders
  51. Brazilian woman survives 6 shots to head (AP)
  52. Hunger A Growing Enemy In Fight Against AIDS
  53. Cambodia, where classy and tacky clash
  54. The AIDS fight's twin menaces
  55. Sex crimes committed by youths increasing
  56. Jacquelyn Marie Malia and Joshua Michael Reinert
  57. Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk
  58. HIV Patients Live Years After Diagnosis
  59. Muslim clerics fight polio in India (AP)
  60. Implanted Heart Devices Should Be Recyled After Death, Researchers Say
  61. Clogged Arteries Showing Up in Kids
  62. Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk
  63. Poor Pakistanis donate kidneys for money (AP)
  64. Study: Waltzing helps mend hearts (AP)
  65. Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  66. Clogged Arteries Showing Up in Kids
  67. Lifespan for AIDS Patients After Diagnosis Estimated at 24 Years
  68. Smoking Linked to Cognitive Decline in Heart Patients
  69. Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test
  70. Heart Patients Waltz Their Way To Better Health
  71. Study Highlights Older Women's Bone Risk
  72. Study: Waltzing helps mend hearts (AP)
  73. Smoking Linked to Cognitive Decline in Heart Patients
  74. Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test
  75. Rheumatoid Arthritis Meds Won't Up Most Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  76. Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test (HealthDay)
  77. Heart Failure Patients Can Waltz Their Way to Stronger Hearts
  78. Psoriasis affects 'everything'
  79. Hospitals want faster heart attack care (AP)
  80. John Jay College of Criminal Justice Hosts 'Off the Witness Stand'
  81. Hospitals Want Faster Heart Attack Care
  82. Figaro as a Big-Time Operator, With a Wily Rosina
  83. "Eastern model of family offers hope for the aged"
  84. Hospitals uniting to speed up care to save more heart-attack patients
  85. The Barber Of Seville
  86. They have no fear of trying
  87. South Africa says AIDS drugs rollout on course (AFP)
  88. Latinos face illness stigma
  89. Caught between two genders
  90. Hospitals drop ball on heart attacks
  91. Going far in care for the elderly
  92. Results mixed on Merck's new painkiller (AP)
  93. Group gives advice on face transplants (AP)
  94. Bush to host summit on malaria (AP)
  95. This job is smokin'
  96. Hospitals join to give faster heart attack care
  97. Higher death rate seen for black U.S. heart patients
  98. Japan confirms 30th mad cow case (AP)
  99. Europe to draw up strategy against obesity (AFP)
  100. Hospitals join effort to give faster heart attack care
  101. Public advised to take advantage of flu shot
  102. Tamiflu may get 'abnormal behavior' label (AP)
  103. More South Africans get AIDS medicine (AP)
  104. Diseased gums raise risk of pancreatic cancer (Reuters)
  105. Mental Health Needs of New Breast Cancer Patients
  106. New Research on Antidepressants and Suicides
  107. Stress Hormones Affect Women?s Health
  108. Systema offers self-defense for students
  109. Traditional dance helps heal damaged, failing hearts
  110. War spurring new treatments for traumatic injuries
  111. Health care costs could jump 10 percent (AP)
  112. Colon Cancer Screening Rates Rising (HealthDay)
  113. Anxiety sensitivity a risk to mental health (Reuters)
  114. Red Meat May Raise Breast Cancer Risk
  115. Meat May Raise Breast Cancer Risk; Vitamins Don't Help Hearts, New Studies Suggest
  116. CDC urges more people to get flu shots (AP)
  117. Red meat may raise breast cancer risk (AP)
  118. Snail toxin may help nerve pain relief (AP)
  119. Low-Carb Diet Can Be Heart-Healthy (HealthDay)
  120. Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  121. Tamiflu May Get 'Abnormal Behavior' Label
  122. Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk
  123. Somaxon Pharmaceuticals Names Brian Dorsey Vice President of Manufacturing and Progra
  124. FDA: Tamiflu patients need monitoring (AP)
  125. CDC urges more people to get flu shots (AP)
  126. Low-Carb Diet Can Be Heart-Healthy (HealthDay)
  127. Scientists Developing Lung Cancer Breath Test (HealthDay)
  128. Red Meat May Boost Breast Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  129. Antibodies destroy HIV-infected cells (Reuters)
  130. Not Guilty By Mental Disease
  131. Testing Boosts Memory
  132. Hospitals Want Faster Heart Attack Care
  133. Tamiflu Patients Need Monitoring
  134. Heart Disease Deaths Show Racial Gap
  135. Drug-Coated Angioplasty Balloons Keep Arteries From Reclosing
  136. Antibodies destroy HIV-infected cells (Reuters)
  137. Drug-Coated Angioplasty Balloons Keep Arteries From Reclosing
  138. Anticoagulant-Antidote Pairing Passes 1st Human Safety Test
  139. Aleve Heart-Healthy Over Short-Term
  140. Blueprint for Black Power
  141. Positive Results for Anti-Cholesterol Drug
  142. Drug-Coated Angioplasty Balloons Keep Arteries From Reclosing
  143. Anticoagulant-Antidote Pairing Passes 1st Human Safety Test
  144. Science has solace for GOP
  145. Woman dies from bird flu virus, raising Indonesia's death toll to 57
  146. Method Monitors Neuropsychiatric Symptoms
  147. Allergic to Your Husband?
  148. Peer Support Preferred by Young Cancer Survivors
  149. Naked chef says U.S. should cut out the junk food (Reuters)
  150. Tamiflu linked to abnormal behavior
  151. Aleve Heart-Healthy Over Short-Term
  152. Want to live to a healthy 85? Stay trim (AP)
  153. FDA subjects antibiotic to new scrutiny (AP)
  154. Study questions radiation for prostate (AP)
  155. Rich countries undermine WTO medicines deal: charities (AFP)
  156. Angioplasty Won't Always Cut Risk for Second Heart Attack
  157. Indonesia's bird flu death toll rises to 57
  158. San Diego--- Somaxon Pharmaceuticals Names Brian Dorsey Vice...
  159. Study questions radiation after prostate removal (Reuters)
  160. Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress (HealthDay)
  161. Woman accused of lying about education for jobs
  162. Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress
  163. FDA Subjects Antibiotic to New Scrutiny
  164. Diseases appear on rise with temperature (AP)
  165. Soy and fish protect from cancer: study (Reuters)
  166. A Diet Heavy in Red Meat May Hike Breast Cancer Risk
  167. Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress
  168. Drug agency subjects antibiotic to new scrutiny in wake of reports of death and injur
  169. Study says late angioplasty seems futile (AP)
  170. Greeks suffer higher rates of obesity (AP)
  171. Smokers, obese should pay more health insurance: poll (Reuters)
  172. Post-Surgery Radiation Boosts Prostate Cancer Results (HealthDay)
  173. Greeks Suffer Higher Rates of Obesity
  174. N.J. launches campaign for better health (AP)
  175. Ky. hospitals to study premature births (AP)
  176. AMA delegates nix soda tax proposal (AP)
  177. Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress (HealthDay)
  178. Post-Surgery Radiation Boosts Prostate Cancer Results (HealthDay)
  179. Study puts a time limit on angioplasties' usefulness
  180. New study says red meat is a breast cancer factor
  181. Breast Cancer Diagnosis Brings Serious Distress
  182. FDA subjects antibiotic to new scrutiny
  183. Body Can Be Coaxed Into Poison Ivy Immunity, Scientists Say
  184. Very obese fare worse after colon cancer diagnosis (Reuters)
  185. New drug comb may lengthen ovarian cancer survival (Reuters)
  186. Strong grip, staying fit helps men live long
  187. FDA adds warning to Tamilfu after reports of hallucinations
  188. FDA subjects antibiotic to new scrutiny in wake of reports of death and injury
  189. Exercise and aging
  190. Experts meet in Turkey to draw up strategy on obesity (AFP)
  191. Study questions timing on angioplasty
  192. Scratching Out Poison Ivy Allergy
  193. Study says late angioplasty seems futile (AP)
  194. Report: Scarlet fever spreads in N.Korea (AP)
  195. Soy and fish protect from cancer: study (Reuters)
  196. FDA Warns About Suicide, Delirum Associated with Tamiflu
  197. Omega-3 Fat Lowers Alzheimer?s Risk
  198. Teen Health and Self-Esteem
  199. Why Adolescents Take Risks
  200. Smokers, obese should pay more health insurance: poll (Reuters)
  201. Thursday Marks 30th 'Great American Smokeout' (HealthDay)
  202. Obesity could hit economies as hard as malnutrition (Reuters)
  203. Stem cells help dogs with dystrophy (AP)
  204. McDonald's CEO: Progress, no new oil yet (AP)
  205. Report: Fewer people in U.S. are hungry (AP)
  206. Hormones linked with breast cancer risk in blacks (Reuters)
  207. New Test Predicts Best Candidates for Defibrillators
  208. Thursday Marks 30th 'Great American Smokeout'
  209. Heart valves grown from womb fluid cells (AP)
  210. Study explains "obesity paradox" in heart treatment (Reuters)
  211. Neanderthal DNA secrets unlocked
  212. New Test Predicts Best Candidates for Defibrillators
  213. Flu vaccine helps cut heart attacks, deaths
  214. Happy people may suffer fewer colds
  215. African Children Often Lack Available AIDS Treatment
  216. Millions of Americans in Pain
  217. Radiation vs. Advanced Prostate Cancer
  218. Stem cells help dogs with dystrophy (AP)
  219. AMA wants regulation of 'bioidenticals' (AP)
  220. Thursday Marks 30th 'Great American Smokeout' (HealthDay)
  221. Migraines Linked to Heart Risk in Men
  222. Stem cell tests offer muscular dystrophy hope
  223. New Test Predicts Best Candidates for Defibrillators
  224. Study Suggests Anemia Drug May Raise Risk of Heart Problems
  225. New Test Predicts Best Candidates for Defibrillators
  226. This is the sort of international issue we should be helping with instead of blowing
  227. Heart valves grown from womb fluid cells (AP)
  228. AMA wants regulation of 'bioidenticals' (AP)
  229. NYC officials may tweak trans fat ban (AP)
  230. McDonald's CEO: Progress, no new oil yet (AP)
  231. Migraines Linked to Heart Risk in Men
  232. Flu vaccine helps cut heart attacks, deaths: study
  233. Blood Test Spots Heart Failure
  234. Man ordered to end claims of cancer cure (AP)
  235. Migraines Linked to Heart Risk in Men
  236. Heart Risk Seen in Drug for Anemia
  237. AMA wants regulation of 'bioidenticals'
  238. Radiation therapy for advanced prostate cancer mixed : study (AFP)
  239. Hospitals adopt faster heart attack care
  240. Drug Trial Lifts Shares
  241. Migraine sufferers more at risk of heart attack
  242. Wal-Mart expands generic drug plan (AP)
  243. 'Flu vaccine helps cut heart attacks'
  244. Europeans OK anti-obesity charter (AP)
  245. Taco Bell to stem use of trans fats (AP)
  246. Low Cholesterol Lowers Risk for Aggressive Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  247. India's anti-polio drive hit by false cancer scare reports (AFP)
  248. Finances, Health and Employment Cited as Stressors for Most Americans
  249. Migraine sufferers more at risk of heart attack
  250. Animal-Tissue Heart Valves Appear Safe
  251. Spain nixes Burger King ad (AP)