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- About Reading Health Physician Network - Weight Management Center
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- Alcoholics Anonymous
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- IVF and Fertility Services
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- Berkshire Heights
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- Active Aging – Hand Arthritis
- Active Aging – Learn Label-ese: The Importance of Reading Medication Labels
- Active Aging – Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery
- Active Aging – Reading HealthConnect
- Active Aging – Seasonal Allergies
- Active Aging – Shingles Vaccine
- Active Aging - Sleep Apnea
- Active Aging – Specialized Hospital Care (What is a Hospitalist?)
- Active Aging - Surviving a Heart Attack
- Active Aging - Urinary Incontinence
- Active Aging: Carotids and Stroke
- Active Aging: Joint Replacement - What's New
- Active Aging: Peripheral Artery Disease
- Active Aging: Thumb Arthritis
- Active Aging: Women and Heart Disease
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- After Breast Cancer Support Group
- Amoena Fit Event
- Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening
- Breast Cancer Screening Day
- Breast Cancer Survivor Day
- Cancer Center Information Session
- Cancer Q&A at Coldwater Creek
- Caring for the Caregiver
- Cervical Cancer Screening
- FLOW – Friendship, Laughter, Openness, and Workout
- Gynecology and Breast Cancer Screening
- Hatha Yoga
- Hatha Yoga
- Healing Yoga Classes
- Look Good, Feel Better
- Making Informed Choices about Cancer Treatments
- Man-to-Man Support Group
- Mastectomy Decisions and Weighing Cancer Risks
- Oral Cancer Screening Day
- Prostate Cancer Screening
- Skin Cancer Screening
- Tai Chi
- We Are In This Together: How Cancer Affects the Entire Family
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- 29th Annual A Day in Pediatrics
- 3rd Annual Oncology Update
- Cardiovascular Update 2011
- Conference on Primary Care and Child/Adolescent Psychiatry
- Nuclear Reactor Emergency Response
- Osteopathic Fall Symposium
- Osteopathic Spring Symposium
- Patricia Hunt Reynolds Memorial Lecture
- Rotenberg - Drimmer Memorial Lecture: Music, Medicine, and Beethoven
- Safety and Legal Aspects of Patient Care
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- Contact Hours and Coffee
- Contact Hours and Coffee - Adolescents, Alcohol, and Substance Abuse. What’s New?
- Contact Hours and Coffee – New Advances in Fertility Treatment
- Emergency Care Conference
- Health across the Lifespan – Adolescent Trauma: Is Household Substance Abuse to Blame?
- Health across the Lifespan – Caring for the Autistic Child
- Health across the Lifespan – The Hidden Faces of Domestic Abuse
- Health across the Lifespan – The Key to Aging Gracefully
- Health in Balance: Managing Diabetes in the School Setting
- Nursing CE: Emergency Department Open House
- Nursing Research and Evidence-based Best Practice Symposium
- Oncology Nursing Society Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Course
- Rehabilitation for Optimal Outcomes: Updates and Overviews
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- For Your Health – Exercising with a Heart Condition
- For Your Health – Managing High Blood Pressure
- For Your Health – Sudden Cardiac Arrest – Learn the Facts
- For Your Health - Understanding Dupuytren’s Disease
- For Your Health - Understanding Heart Disease
- For Your Health – Understanding Your Gynecologic Options
- For Your Health for Women: Minimally Invasive Surgery
- For Your Health for Women: Uterine Fibroids
- For Your Health in Your Neighborhood - Woman to Woman: Competing Demands in the 21st Century
- For Your Health: Bioidenticals and Hormone Therapy
- For Your Health: In-Vitro Fertilization
- For Your Health: Joint Replacement
- For Your Health: Living with Menopause
- For Your Health: Living with Peanut and Tree Nut Allergies
- For Your Health: Mechanisms and Causes of Stroke
- For Your Health: Memory Loss & Alzheimer's
- For Your Health: Movement Disorders
- For Your Health: Osteoarthritis
- For Your Health: Pain Management for Post Herpetic Neuralgia
- For Your Health: Surviving a Heart Attack
- For Your Health: Thumb Arthritis
- For Your Health: UI and Overactive Bladder
- For Your Health: Understanding Epilepsy
- For Your Health: Varicose Veins
- Joint Replacement Surgery - What's New?
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- A Lifestyle Approach: Living Well and Healthy Eating
- Back to School Nutrition
- Becoming Involved in Your Own Care
- Breast Cancer and Nutrition
- Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance: Healthy Meal Planning and Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
- Celiac Disease: Gluten-Free Shopping
- Changing Your Diet CAN Help Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
- Colon Cancer and Nutrition
- Cooking Free of Gluten and Full of Flavor
- Extreme Wedding Makeover: from the Inside Out
- Fast and Healthy Nutrition
- FITT: Fun Active Healthy Youth
- Health, Hope, and How To – What You Can Do
- Healthful Eating In and Out
- Healthy Holiday Cooking Demonstration
- Heart Failure and Nutrition
- Heart Healthy Nutrition
- Help Fight Cancer One Bite at a Time
- Help Fight Cancer One Bite at a Time: Vitamins, Minerals, & Health Supplement Information
- Lung Cancer and Nutrition
- Meal Planning for 'Dummies!'
- Nutrition - Take Charge in Prevention with Food!
- Nutrition and Heart Failure
- Nutrition in 2011 – Is There an App for That?
- Nutrition with Cancer and Other Chronic Illnesses
- Nutrition with Cancer and Other Chronic Illnesses
- Prostate Cancer and Nutrition
- Save Your Energy for the Things That Matter
- Strengthening Your Body from the Inside Out
- Take Charge in Prevention!
- Using Nutrition to Help Control Chronic Inflammation
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- Becoming a Big Brother/Big Sister (Ages 3 to 5)
- Becoming a Big Brother/Big Sister (ages 6 to 10)
- Birthing Class
- Birthing Class Series
- Breastfeeding and Working
- Breastfeeding Education
- Cesarean Birth Night
- Doctor's Night
- Helping a Grieving Child: Loss of a Sibling
- Journey through Pregnancy
- March of Dimes March for Babies
- Maternity Tea and Tour
- Your Newborn Baby
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- Amputee Support Group
- Aphasia Support Group
- Better Breather Support Group
- Celiac Disease Support Group
- Center for Public Health Women's Support Group
- ChiariPeople of PA Support Group
- Epilepsy Support Group
- Fibromyalgia Support Group
- Health Education Center Open House
- Heart Failure Support Group
- Infertility Support Group
- Life after Brain Injury Support Group
- Life after Stroke: Stroke Support Group
- Parkinson's Support Group
- Postpartum Depression Support Group
- Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group
- Remembrance and Reflection: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group
- Scleroderma Support Group
- Sleep Apnea Support Group
- Sleep Apnea Support Group Meeting Breathing Techniques to Help with CPAP Therapy
- T1 Diabetes Parent and Child Support Group
- 2012 Heart to Heart: A Lifestyle Education Series – Taking Control of Heart Disease
- Adolescence and the Mind/Body Connection
- Advances in Infertility Care
- All Grown Up
- Annual Meeting
- Anxiety in Children and Teens
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation – Session I
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation – Session II
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation – Session III
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation – Session IV
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation – Session V
- Breathe Easy Smoking Cessation Course
- Career Open House
- CarFit
- Community Open House
- CPR Anytime
- CPR Saturday
- Dare to Prepare
- Exploring Careers in Cardiac Care
- Family Palooza
- Family Workshop
- First Swing/Learn to Golf Clinic
- Flu Shot Clinic
- Fre Flu Vaccine Event
- Free Flu Shot Distribution
- Free Flu Vaccine YOUTH Event
- Free HIV Screening
- Garden Party
- Get Hooked on Heart Health!
- Health Fair for Seniority Club Members
- Heart to Heart: A Lifestyle Education Series
- Joint Replacement Seminar
- Joint Talk
- Medical Explorers
- Meet & Greet for Therapists
- Meet & Greet For Therapy Professionals
- Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
- Nursing Open House
- One Year Anniversary - The Reading Hospital for Post-Acute Rehabilitation
- Open House – RNs, LPNs, and Medical Assistants
- Pink Power Night
- Prescription for Health - Healthcare Professionals Conference
- Problem-Solving Support Group for Family & Friends of Adults with Mental Illness
- Reading Health System Spring Health Fest
- Relay for Life
- Rise Up and Shine – Parkinson's Disease
- RN Meet & Greet
- Stroke Screening
- Stroke: What You Need to Know!
- Tai Chi for Parkinson's Disease
- The Latest Advancements in Joint Replacement Surgery
- The Reading Hospital Road Run
- Therapy Open House
- Tower Golf Classic
- Valentine's Day Plant & Flower Sale
- Vitality, Memory, and Aging through Yoga
- Women With Stride
- Women's Healthcare Services Community Open House
- World Tai Chi and Qigong Day Celebration
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News Releases
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- D. Michael Baxter, M.D., delivers address at Alvernia University graduation
- D. Michael Baxter, MD, receives the Berks VNA Health Care Champion Award
- Family Health Care Center Receives NCQA Recognition
- Family Medicine Faculty and Residents present at STFM 45th Annual Spring Conference
- Family Medicine Faculty serve on medical mission trips to Haiti
- Family Medicine Presents at the FMEC Conference
- Family Medicine Residents present at Berks County Medical Society Resident Day
- Martin and Wang Poster Presentations
- Nipa Doshi, MD, Named Medical Director for Western Berks Free Medical Clinic
- Residents Win Regional Resident Competition Awards
- RPS Internal Medicine Recognized as Patient-Centered Medical Home
- William Lovett, MD, joins the faculty of the Family Medicine Residency Program.
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- Celebrating Doctors Day 2013!
- Dixon Named Nurse Manager of Beginning Maternity Center’s R1 East Patient Care Unit
- Dr. Furukawa Named Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Reading Hospital
- Emergency Preparedness Drill on Tuesday
- Faust Named Director of Payor Relations at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- 2007 Figures Show Drop in Infection Rate
- Adil Featured in News Story on Facebook, Twitter Addiction
- AED Deliveries Begin Thursday, December 16
- AED Saves Spring Township Woman
- Agnew Appointed Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer of The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- American Heart Association Honors Hospital with Awards
- Annual Board of Directors Meeting
- Annual Board of Directors Meeting
- Annual Garden Party Slated for June 2 & 3
- Annual Road Run Event Draws Nearly 1,000 Participants
- Anxiety in Children and Teens: Understanding it and Knowing When to Seek Help
- Area Hospitals Partner for Autism Seminar
- Article Highlights Medical Explorers Program
- Barbera Elected to State Trauma Foundation Board
- Barbera Honored by Alvernia University
- Baxter to Lead State Organization for Family Physicians
- Birch Chosen as Vice President of Operations of The Reading Hospital Medical Group
- Blood Drive Scheduled for Thursday, June 12
- Brain Injury Unit Featured on WFMZ
- Breast Cancer Prevention Study Confirms Effectiveness of Two Drugs
- C. Thomas Work Elected Reading Hospital Board Chairman
- Camera Donation Featured in Newspaper, Nightly News
- Cardiology Chief Comments on Sudden Cardiac Death
- Cash Appointed Director of Respiratory Care for The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Chair of Emergency Medicine Offers Heat Advice
- Chest Pain Center Featured in Reading Eagle
- Chief Academic Officer Named at The Reading Hospital
- Child Development Center Celebrates 30th Anniversary
- Clergy and Caregiver Symposium Offered by Hospital Chaplaincy Program
- Clinical Staff Members Save Man at Local Gym
- Cochran Named Vice President of Finance at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Community Open House Set for TRHMG Women’s Healthcare Services – Berkshire Heights
- Congressman Gerlach Provides Grant to Support Hospital’s Educational Mission
- County Police Cars to be Fitted with AEDs Courtesy of TRHMC
- Crowley Named Nurse Manager of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Demetriades Named Vice President of Trauma and Surgical Services
- Department of Medicine Names Two New Section Chiefs
- Department of Psychiatry Leadership Change
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Chest Pain Topic of Presentation July 13
- Dickson to Serve as Director of Volunteer Services for The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Do it from the Heart Featured in the Reading Eagle
- Dr. DeAngelis Makes Fitness a Priority
- Dr. Graham's Community Role Highlighted
- Dr. Grennan Featured on Channel 69 News
- Dr. Lusch Named Medical Director of Regional Cancer Center
- Dr. Ong Joins Reading Hospital Trauma Department
- Dr. Scheirer Named Medical Information Chief
- Duggan Named Nurse Manager of R3 East Patient Care Unit
- Editorial Focuses on Hospital Expansion
- Educational Programs Offered to Trauma Survivors and Family Members
- Emergency Medicine Trained Physicians Join Hospital ED
- Employee Engagement Initiative Highlighted on Channel 69 News
- Epilepsy Monitoring Now Offered at The Reading Hospital
- Epilepsy Monitoring Unit Featured
- Expansion Project Featured in Local Paper
- Fellowship-Trained Physicians Join Medical Staff
- Fernandez Named Medical Director of Trauma Center
- Florkowski Named Nurse Manager of The Rehabilitation Center
- Fors Named Director of Organizational Development
- Free Health Fair to Recognize Ambulatory Surgery Center Day
- George Named VP & CAO at TRHMC
- Go Red For Women Highlights Women's Heart Health Month
- Good Appointed Psychiatry Department Chair
- Grazier Named Director of Perioperative Services
- Greenfogel Joins Reading Hospital as Director of Patient Experience
- Groundbreaking Hospital Treatments for Atrial Fibrillation Featured in Reading Eagle
- H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) Resources
- HAP Report: Pennsylvania Hospitals Critical to State's Economy
- Heart Program to Proceed Sunday
- HeartSAFE Berks County-Donated AED Saves Man in Bern Township
- HeartSAFE Donates AED, Teaches CPR, to Antietam Middle-Senior High School
- HeathGrades Honors Hospital in Multiple Categories
- Henry Named Medical Director of Surgical Robotics Program
- Holman Appointed Director of Continuum of Care at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Hospital Assists Soldier in Iraq Witness Birth
- Hospital Breaks Own Record in Door-to-Balloon Treatment Time
- Hospital Conducts Successful Disaster Drill
- Hospital Dietitians Educate Daniel Boone Students
- Hospital Disaster Drill Featured in Local Media
- Hospital Event Celebrates EMS Providers
- Hospital Featured in 69 News Story on Drug Shortages
- Hospital Featured in Reading Eagle Article on Image Gently
- Hospital Honored for Work with Sexual Assault Victims
- Hospital Initiatives Make Headlines
- Hospital Names Facilities Management Leadership Team
- Hospital Names New Section Chiefs
- Hospital on "Solid Financial Footing"
- Hospital Receives Best Integrated Marketing Campaign Award
- Hospital Receives Heart Association's Gold Performance Achievement Award
- Hospital Receives Joint Commission Disease-Specific Certification for Heart Failure Program
- Hospital Recognized by American Stroke Association
- Hospital Recognized for Innovative Medical Education and Research
- Hospital Recognizes Older Americans Month with New York Times Best-Selling Author
- Hospital Shares Strategy for Attracting Residents to Berks
- Hospital Staff and Family Use Technolgy to Get Father to Wedding
- Hospital Staff Saves Man Stricken with Extreme Heat Stroke
- Hospital Submits Three Entries to the Pink Glove Dance Competition
- Hospital to Celebrate Garden Party on June 7 and 8
- Hospital to Host Bereavement Training Conference for Healthcare Professionals
- Hospital's Clock Tower Undergoing Renovations
- Hospital's Ertel Named one of Becker's ASC Review's Surgery Center Administrators to Know
- Hospital's Intensive Care Units Honored
- Hospital's September 11, 2001 Tribute Appears on WFMZ
- Hospital's SurgiCenter Featured in Reading Eagle
- How to Stay Active While Aging
- Institute for Radiosurgery
- Jones Named Senior VP & CFO of TRHMC & TRH
- Karpovich Appointed Director of Risk Management
- Kellom Named Administrative Director of Laboratory Services
- Kleiner Repeat Winner of Excellence in Teaching Award
- Laboratory Sites to Close for Reading HealthConnect Launch
- Latzgo Named Director of Legal Services at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Lecture Spotlights Music's Place in Medicine
- LeKites Appointed Director of Treasury Services
- Lewis Named Radiology Department Chair
- Local Media Highlights Pair of Hospital Events
- LPN to RN Educational Assistance Program Highlighted
- Lutz to Lead The Reading Hospital Medical Group
- Lyons Appointed Director of Public Relations at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Madzura Appointed Nurse Manager of the N3W Patient Care Unit
- Major Named Director of Construction Management at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Matthews to Lead The Reading Hospital; Sucher and Jones also Named Senior Officers
- McLin Named Nurse Manager of The Reading Hospital’s Stroke Unit
- McMurtrie Named Director of the Cardio-Respiratory Nursing Division
- Medical Explorers Information Session on October 17
- Medical Staff President Named Trustee of American Board of Radiology
- Message to the Community
- Miller Elected President of Mid-Atlantic Section of American Urological Association
- Moffitt to Lead Pediatric Department with Opening of New Unit
- Multidisciplinary Cancer Clinics
- Nationally Renowned Speaker to Headline Older Americans Month Event
- New Affiliation with Children's Hospital Highlighted
- New Directors Named for Residency Programs
- New Hospital Featured in Reading Eagle
- New Pediatric Hospitalist Program Featured In Reading Eagle
- New Pediatric Unit Opens Friday at The Reading Hospital
- New TRHMC CMO Named
- New Vice President for Rehabilitation Services Named
- Newspaper Features Hospital's Pediatric Sleep Center Services
- Notice to Bond Holders
- Nurse Practitioner Profiled for Nursing Week
- PA Hospitals: House Takes Important Step by Passing MCare and Health Insurance Proposals
- PA Hospitals: State Budget Deal Good for Patients and Providers
- Patient-Centered Medical Homes Featured in Reading Eagle
- Paws for Wellness Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary
- Pediatric Sleep Studies Now Available at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Pendo Named Nurse Manager of Hospital’s Evaluation and Assessment Center
- Periandi Named Director of Security at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Philadelphia News Highlights Hospital's Patient Wedding Assistance
- Physicians Host Golf Tournament and Reunion
- Pierry Named Therapy Manager of The Rehabilitation Clinic
- Pound per Person Challenge Exceeds Expectations
- Pre-diabetes
- President & CEO Clint Matthews Featured in Reading Eagle Business Weekly
- President & CEO Discusses Healthcare Reform
- Primary Care Residents to Increase at TRHMC
- Program Helps Hospital Employees Volunteer in the Community
- Protecting Yourself from Summer's Pests
- Protocol Office Passes Audit Perfectly
- Purcell Appointed Vice President of Business Development and Strategic Planning
- Purcell Named Nurse Manager of Hospital’s E3 Patient Care Unit
- Reach Out and Read Program Featured
- Reading Closer To Having Federally Qualified Health Care Center
- Reading Health System Establishes Flu Hotline
- Reading Health System Expands Employee Fresh Produce Program to Include Community
- Reading Health System Implements System-wide Electronic Health Record
- Reading Health System in the News
- Reading Health System in the News
- Reading Health System Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program Certified by Industry Leader
- Reading Health System Receives Medal of Honor During National Donate Life Month
- Reading Health System Successfully Moves to System-wide Electronic Health Record
- Reading HealthConnect Initiative Highlighted in Article
- Reading Hospital Board Elects Leadership
- Reading Hospital Program Helps Uninsured
- Regional Cancer Center Accredited for Three Years
- Regional Cancer Center Receives Perfect Score During Recent Audit
- Responsibility for The Highlands to Change
- Road Run - Sunday, October 10
- RPS Endocrinology/Diabetes Center Awarded American Diabetes Association Recognition
- RPS Internal Medicine Recognized by NCQA
- SANE Nurses Recognized for Work with Rape Victims
- School of Health Sciences Featured in Local Paper
- School of Health Sciences Graduation This Friday
- School of Health Sciences Holds Graduation
- School of Health Sciences to Celebrate First Combined Graduation
- Scott R. Wolfe to Step Down as Hospital President & CEO
- Short Named Director of Library Services
- Sleep Center Names First Medical Director
- Sorensen Named Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
- Sorrentino Named Neonatology Section Chief
- Students and Former Teacher Reunited at The Highlands of Wyomissing
- Stuff the Bus Initiative Fills Two Buses with School Supplies
- Surgical Robot to be on Display During Prostate Screening Event
- Taylor Swift and Scholastic Inc. Book Donation SupportsReading Hospital Reach Out and Read®
- The Reading Hospital Among Top Five Percent in Nation for Patient Safety
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center and Alvernia University Develop Regional Initiative
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Announces New Building Project at Annual Meeting
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Awarded an "A" for Patient Safety
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Celebrates EMS Week
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Joins Mid-Atlantic Alliance
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reaccredited as a Chest Pain Center
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center to Acquire Surgical Institute of Reading
- The Reading Hospital and Medical Center to Host Cedar Crest College Onsite MSN Program
- The Reading Hospital and St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Announce Partnership
- The Reading Hospital and Wyomissing School District Reach Services Agreement
- The Reading Hospital Announces New Brand Identity – Reading Health System
- The Reading Hospital Announces Reduction in Workforce
- The Reading Hospital Celebrates National Social Work Month - March 2009
- The Reading Hospital Chosen to Participate in National Initiative
- The Reading Hospital Extends HeartSAFE Berks County to Schools
- The Reading Hospital Extends Offer to Treat Victims of Haiti Earthquake
- The Reading Hospital for Post-Acute Rehabilitation Now Open
- The Reading Hospital Mobile Website Wins Gold Award
- The Reading Hospital Ranked Top 5% in Nation for Second Year in a Row
- The Reading Hospital Receives Accreditation for Chest Pain Center
- The Reading Hospital Receives High Honors for Treatment of Stroke Patients
- The Reading Hospital Reduces Staff by 106
- The Reading Hospital Regional Breast Care Center Receives National Accreditation
- The Reading Hospital Responds to Patient Surge
- The Reading Hospital Road Run
- The Reading Hospital Road Run, Sunday, October 9, 9 a.m.
- The Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences Educator Presents at International Conference
- The Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences Graduation
- The Reading Hospital to Discuss Diabetes Head to Toe
- The Reading Hospital to Hold Largest CPR Training in Berks County History at Ballpark
- The Reading Hospital to Offer Nasal Mist Vaccine at Two Locations
- The Reading Hospital Trauma Center Reaccredited
- Thomas Named Vice President of Human Resources at TRHMC
- Three Community Leaders Elected to Reading Hospital Board
- Toburen Named Vice President of Support Operations at TRHMC
- Topping Off Ceremony for The Reading Hospital at Spring Township
- Trauma Center Accredited for Three Years by PTSF
- Trauma Center Featured in Cover Story
- Trauma Center Featured in Reading Eagle Article
- TRH Experts are Loud and Clear
- TRH Practices Recognized for Patient-Centered Medical Home Model
- TRH Recognized as One of County's Largest Employers
- TRHMC and United Way Prepare to "Stuff the Bus"
- TRHMC Brings Two New Heart Procedures to the Region
- TRHMC Dietitian Featured in Reading Eagle Article
- TRHMC Honored with United Way Presidential Recognition Award
- TRHMC Joins 16 Hospitals in PA to Form Supply Network
- TRHMC Names CEO & COO; Start Early June
- TRHMC Performs First Ex-Maze Procedure in Pennsylvania
- TRHMC Physician Recognized as Top Hospitalist
- TRHMC Presented Get With The Guidelines Gold Plus Performance Achievement Award
- TRHMC Provides Advice on Avoiding Tick-Borne Illness
- TRHMC Recognized for Quality Stroke and Heart Failure Care
- TRHMC Rewarded by Insurance Carriers for Quality Care
- TRHMC to Receive Three Prestigious Awards from the American Heart Association
- TRHMC Trauma Program Receives Three-Year Reaccreditation
- Trupp Named Director of the Emergency Department
- Two-Year Accreditation Awarded by American Association of Blood Banks
- Volunteers Recognized by Reading Health System
- Weber Retiring as Chief Nursing Officer at The Reading Hospital
- Weinberg Appointed Director of Compensation, Benefits, and HRIS
- West Reading Armed Forces Parade Near Campus Saturday
- Wetzel Named Compliance Officer at The Reading Hospital and Medical Center
- Wetzel Named Director of Legal Affairs
- White Named Nurse Manager of The Rehabilitation Center at The Reading Hospital for Post-Acute Rehabilitation
- Women's Health in Spotlight on Pink Power Night
- Women's Health in Spotlight on Pink Power Night
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- "Abortion pill" hasn't broaden abortion access
- "Alarming" smoking habits found in poorer countries
- "Allergy tablets" cut hay fever symptoms safely
- "Apple" obesity heart risk theory goes pear-shaped
- "Artificial pancreas" shows promise in pregnancy
- "Big Tobacco" still on the march, WHO warns
- "Brat Pack" director John Hughes dies of heart attack
- "Chemo brain" may persist years after treatment
- "Club drug" ecstasy risky for healthy youth-study
- "Club drugs" replacing heroin, crack in UK: clinic
- "Dangerous schizophrenic" escapee teaches
- "Double-jointedness" common among teens: study
- "Eccentric" exercise safe for older women
- "Eccentric" exercises may ward off hamstring injuries
- "Extraordinary" increases in drug prices: report
- "Extreme" drinking puts college students at risk
- "Fertility switch" points to new treatments: study
- "Fitness-Buffet" serves up a smorgasbord of sports
- "Food insecurity" falls, still affects millions
- "French" kissing ups risk of oral HPV infection
- "Friends" line up for Supreme Court healthcare challenge
- "Gluten-free" foods may be contaminated: study
- "Good" bacteria may improve vaginosis treatment
- "Granny Nav" to guide elderly drivers on the road
- "Harm reduction" needed to cut drug-user AIDS risk
- "Jumpers" offered big money to brave nuclear plant
- "Lean gene" ups risk of heart disease and diabetes
- "Light" cigarettes no less harmful for heart
- "Love" hormone may help autism symptoms - study
- "Mad" honey sends virility-seeking men to the ER
- "Malaria cure" claim sparks Vienna probe
- "Meth babies" show more behavior problems
- "Navigators" help improve colon cancer screening
- "Occupy" comes to DNA: A genome for the 99 percent
- "Personal" study shows gene maps can spot disease
- "Pig mist" victims on the mend
- "Poppers" may cause lasting vision loss
- "Pro choice" stance on U.S. abortions at record low
- "Restrepo" director Tim Hetherington killed in Libya: doctors
- "Sexting" again linked to risky sex among teens
- "Shaken Baby Syndrome" used in defense of Trayvon Martin's killer
- "Silent pandemic" will force drug price rethink
- "Silent" heart attacks more common than thought
- "Silent" strokes less common in physically fit
- "Sleeper" stretch helps young baseball players
- "Spam" linked to diabetes risk in Native Americans
- "Static" stretching improves hamstring stiffness
- "Stepped-care" is cheaper, effective for weight loss
- "Sunshine" vitamin D found to speed tuberculosis recovery
- "Super superbug" NDM-1 spreads in Europe
- "Totally" drug resistant TB claim disputed
- "Traffic calming" tactics seem to have benefits
- "Traffic light" system helps spot healthy foods
- "Tummies" consumer drug ads led to more diagnoses
- "Virtual colonoscopy" may be an option, study shows
- "Watchful waiting" often works for prostate cancer
- "Watchful waiting" safe for some prostate cancers
- "Yo-yo dieting" not tied to early death: study
- $4 drug programs could save economy billions: study
- 1 in 5 gay, bisexual men in US cities has HIV
- 1 in 5 heavy periods before menopause stop naturally
- 1 in 8 with Alzheimer's, delirium face complications
- 115 U.S. children died from flu last season: CDC
- 150,000 more US heat deaths projected by 2100
- 186 mln in U.S. live with dangerous air pollution
- 1976 shot may protect against modern swine flu
- 2,000-calorie milkshake tops list of worst drinks
- 2009 'swine flu' outbreak was 15 times deadlier - study
- 29 countries' hunger levels 'alarming' - report
- 30 years on, AIDS fight may tilt more to treatment
- 40 years later, Nagasaki bomb still causes disease
- 450,000 flee Ivory Coast conflict aid agencies say
- 5 questions about GOP's plan to privatize Medicare
- 50 years since UK warning, smoking still big killer
- 80 people die of methanol-laced gin in Uganda
- 80,000 on benefits in UK due to addiction, obesity
- 9/11 anniversary marked by health concerns
- 9/11 firefighters have higher cancer risk: study
- 90 arrested in nationwide synthetic drug crackdown
- 91-year-old stands by "exit kits" despite suicide furor
- A burger or fried chicken with a side of diabetes?
- A crowded world's population hits 7 billion
- A drink or two releases feel-good endorphins
- A few months of talk therapy treats bulimia
- A healthy diet may trim breast cancer risk
- A life after death for used pacemakers
- A little Mozart might benefit preemies' growth
- A little reward might get kids to eat veggies
- A little waiting may be good for head-injured kids
- A little wine may make for a longer life
- A lot of pediatricians, but in the wrong places
- A monthly vaginal ring for HIV prevention?
- A pair of glasses for outdoors might cut fall risk
- A pill that treats and tells
- A relief? Lower back pain unlikely to mean cancer
- A1c diabetes test better indicator of risk: study
- Abandoned prescriptions represent gap in care
- Abbott diet drug study renews calls for U.S. ban
- Abbott identifies recalled baby formula lots
- Abbott psoriasis drug succeeds in pivotal trial
- Abbott recalls diabetes test strips in U.S.
- Abbott suspends gift-giving to doctors in India
- Abbott, Astra drug combo works in cholesterol study
- Abbott's cholesterol drug may not cut heart risks
- Abdominal strains common in pro baseball players
- Abnormal heart rhythm more common in white elders
- Abortion bill sparks protest in Russia
- Abortion bill stalls in Florida Senate
- Abortion charges against Kansas Planned Parenthood clinic dropped
- Abortion doesn't up risk of mental illness relapse
- Abortion pill via telemedicine seen safe, effective
- Abortion safer than giving birth: study
- Abortions may cease in Kansas on Friday
- Abortions not increased among cancer survivors
- About 1 in 5 Americans say they are disabled
- Abstinence-only program helps kids postpone sex
- Abused women suffer more mental, physical ills
- 'Abysmal' participation in cancer trials
- Access to healthy foods worse in poor areas
- Accidental death rate declines for U.S. youth
- Accidental EpiPen injections becoming more common
- Accurate test developed for human mad cow disease
- Accused Colorado gunman saw 3 mental health experts
- Acetaminophen no asthma trigger after all?
- Acetaminophen tied to blood cancers
- Acid reflux may disrupt sleep, even without symptoms
- ACL injuries may be more common in men
- ACL patients may do better with fewer PT sessions
- ACL surgery an option for active older adults
- ACLU asks Supreme Court to reconsider gene patenting case
- ACLU sues over Florida drug tests for aid applicants
- Acne drug tied to a doubled risk of eye problems
- Across the world, parents pass on heart risks
- Acrylamide in food does not up lung cancer risk
- Acrylamide in food not linked to breast cancer
- Acrylamide in food not linked to prostate cancer
- Active legs at night linked to heart problems
- Active lifestyle aids kidneys, colon cancer survivors
- Active seniors may outlive sedentary peers
- Active video games don't mean kids exercise more
- 'Active' video games get some kids off the couch
- Activists try to attract dentists to rural areas
- Activity adds years to life, even for octogenarians
- Activity lower than hoped after knee replacement
- Actonel makers pay insurer to fix fractures
- Actor Gary Coleman dead at 42: reports
- Actor Tom Bosley of "Happy Days" dies: report
- Actress Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79
- Acupuncture can spread serious diseases: experts
- Acupuncture eases a side effect of radiation
- Acupuncture eases tamoxifen-related hot flashes
- Acupuncture fails to boost IVF success in study
- Acupuncture for PCOS no better than fake treatment
- Acupuncture found lacking for fibromyalgia
- Acupuncture generally safe in kids: report
- Acupuncture has limited benefit for chronic pain
- Acupuncture little better than 'sham' for migraine
- Acupuncture may ease the itch of eczema
- Acupuncture may help some people with COPD: study
- Acupuncture not helpful for inducing labor: study
- Acupuncture not helpful for menopausal hot flushes
- Acupuncture not helpful for stroke recovery
- Acupuncture plus glasses may help treat "lazy eye"
- Acupuncture provides little pain relief
- Acupuncture reduces post-op nausea and vomiting
- Acupuncture relieves acute migraine pain
- Acupuncture relieves chronic back pain for some
- Acupuncture shows promise for depression in pregnancy
- Acupuncture soothes heartburn in pregnant women
- Ad banned for "simulating drug use"
- Ad campaign shows smoking's scary side
- Addiction drug may relieve fibromyalgia symptoms
- Adding fat-lowering drug no help for diabetic hearts
- Adding gluten early may cause constipation in babies
- Adding talk therapy to meds may ease adult ADHD
- Adele to get throat surgery, cancels all 2011 dates
- Adequate sleep tied to healthier diets in truckers
- ADHD drug benefits child cancer survivors
- ADHD drugs do not up heart risks in adults: study
- ADHD drugs don't up heart problems in kids: study
- ADHD in kids tied to organophosphate pesticides
- Adjuvanted swine flu vaccine bests unboosted shot
- Adolescents with ADHD often have sleep problems
- Adrenaline shot may not always help heart patients
- Ads in medical journals lack backing, experts find
- Adult kids feel sting when mom picks favorites
- Adult pertussis vaccination may lower infant death
- Adult type 1 diabetics have higher depression rates
- Adult video gamers often overweight, depressed
- Adults born in famine show higher pre-diabetes risk
- Adults' breathing troubles may begin in childhood
- Adults may not be spreading whooping cough: study
- Adults' suicide risk similar for all antidepressants
- Adults with diabetes urged to exercise most days
- Advanced dementia viewed as terminal illness
- Advances seen in treatment of knee ligament injury
- Advantages seen with nighttime dialysis
- Advisers back Merck drug for some kidney patients
- Advisers hear pleas for Human Genome lupus drug
- Advisers urge FDA to address antipsychotics in kids
- Advocates see growth for health savings accounts
- Aerobics may ease menopause symptoms: study
- Aetna halting Medicare enrollment over sanction
- Aetna to buy Coventry, expand Medicare/Medicaid business
- Affluent women worry more about outliving money
- Afghan health minister seeks backing for vaccines
- Afghanistan no longer worst place for mothers: report
- Africa making "dramatic" headway against malaria
- African alcohol binge raises pressure for crackdown
- African Americans get fewer heart-protecting drugs
- African Americans have higher cancer fatality rate
- African Americans often unaware of kidney disease
- African children face life without healthcare
- African gene trawl may provide secrets to long life
- After 50 years, Americans still eat too much salt
- After 710 deaths, drug pumps under greater scrutiny
- After a point, more omega-3s don't help the heart
- After abuse investigation, kids often remain at risk
- After ACL repair, half can't play sports the same
- After cancer, kids get too many CT scans: study
- After C-section, stitches or staples?
- After face transplant, daughter says he's handsome
- After health ruling, will US be ready for the law?
- After heart attacks, pain drugs' risks seem to last
- After IVF, some couples get pregnant without help
- After jail, former inmates face higher death risk
- After prostate surgery, some men leak during sex
- After styrene warning, concern about who's at risk
- After tour, Reservists' mental health may suffer
- After violence, women's mental health suffers
- After weight loss, lower-fat diets may be best
- After-school exercise helps overweight girls
- Age cutoffs for colon cancer screening debated
- Age important in hereditary pancreatic cancer risk
- Age likely a factor in colon cancer chemotherapy
- Age not linked to Achilles pain in older athletes
- Age of mother affects child's autism risk: study
- Agency encourages bundling Medicare payments
- Agent Orange worsens prostate cancer prognosis
- Age-related mental decline starts in the late-20s
- Aggressive blood sugar treatment an ICU danger
- Aid group lists Top 10 worst humanitarian crises
- Aid group shocked over lack of shelter for Haitians
- Aid groups say most of Japan displaced have basics
- Aid groups struggling to get to Libya's needy
- Aid organisations struggle to bring help to Libya
- Aid poised to flow as fog of war lifts in Tripoli
- Aid suspension threatens disease fight: Global Fund
- AIDS drug cocktails saving lives: study
- AIDS drugs can cause premature ageing: study
- AIDS funding squeeze puts lives at risk
- AIDS gel prevents infection in monkeys
- AIDS gel shown to protect anal tissue from HIV
- AIDS gels may work, but weakness found in cocktails
- AIDS group files workplace complaint vs porn king
- AIDS groups call for "renaissance" in vaccine hunt
- AIDS is not killing African economies
- AIDS science leaping ahead, but will money follow?
- AIDS treatment still eludes Chinese children
- AIDS treatment up; 2010 targets in doubt: WHO
- AIDS vaccine "important step" against disease
- AIDS vaccine effects may wear off, researchers say
- AIDS virus "prevention" gel fails in African trials
- AIDS, TB, Malaria fund forced to cut grants
- Ailing and overweight Americans cost billions
- Ailing Kennedy drafts vision of healthcare reform
- Ailing Kennedy seeks quicker US Senate succession
- Air cleaner helps asthmatic kids living with smokers
- Air conditioning drives down hospitalizations
- Air Force nearing answers on F-22 oxygen issue
- Air pollution in EU still poses major health risks: report
- Air pollution linked to deadly cardiac arrests
- Air pollution linked to odds of IVF success
- Air pollution may hurt school kids' lungs
- Air pollution may lessen asthma inhaler benefits
- Air pollution may raise preterm birth risk
- Air pollution tied to babies' ear infection risk
- Air pollution tied to higher heart attack risk
- Air pollution tied to lung cancer in non-smokers
- Air pollution tied to stroke, memory loss
- Air travel safe for passengers with lung disease
- Airbags protect the kidneys during a crash
- Alabama court to hear lawsuit against Pfizer drug
- Alabama lawmakers ban abortion after 20 weeks
- Alabama man fights to keep his wife buried in front yard
- Alabama organ center officials in plea deal
- Alabama professor cites mental defect in university shooting
- Alabama's segregation for inmates with HIV faces court scrutiny
- Alarming levels of drug-resistant TB found worldwide
- 'Alarming' mental problems seen in SARS survivors
- Alaska lawmaker seeks to change TSA search policies
- Alaska sexual violence worse than reported: study
- Alaska, concerned about gold miners' health, to test them for mercury
- Albinos in Tanzania murdered or raped as AIDS "cure"
- Alcohol abuse higher among college students: study
- Alcohol abuse up after weight loss surgery: study
- Alcohol counseling reduces pancreatitis recurrence
- Alcohol flushing linked to esophagus cancer
- Alcohol hits harder after weight loss surgery
- Alcohol in pregnancy may boost child's leukemia risk
- Alcohol in pregnancy may harm sons' sperm
- Alcohol kills over half of Russians in their prime
- Alcohol linked to better survival after heart attack
- Alcohol may influence breast cancer recurrence
- Alcohol may raise chances of breast cancer return
- Alcohol not No.1 cause of pancreas damage now
- Alcohol risks greater in teen-onset drinkers
- Alcohol use by pregnant women hasn't changed
- Alcohol use low in moms-to-be, higher after birth
- Alcohol use may raise risk of second breast cancer
- Alcohol use often precedes suicides in US
- Alcohol, drugs common in fatal crashes
- Alcohol-related deaths in Britain rising fast
- Alert for Yosemite hantavirus risk goes worldwide
- Alexander Technique: kicking the body's bad habits
- Algerian president had cancer, not ulcer: Wikileaks
- A-listers not spared in pandemic film "Contagion"
- All baby boomers should get hepatitis C test: CDC
- All baby boomers should get tested for hep C: CDC
- All in the family: Inbreeding key to bedbug spread
- All pregnant women should get flu shot, say ob-gyns
- All UK kids to get flu vaccine
- Allen Stanford incompetent for trial: judge
- Allergan stomach band may work in less obese
- Allergan warned on acne drug promotion
- Allergan wins new trial in big Botox damages case
- Allergies linked to baby's birthplace, gut bugs
- Alliance starts pneumonia vaccine project for poor
- Almost 1 in 3 in U.S. have sleepwalked: study
- Almost half a million UK sex infections last year
- Alpha-carotene linked to longer life
- Alternative medicine a big business in US - report
- Alternative prostate cancer vaccine shows promise
- Alternative remedy use common among infertile in US
- Alzheimer drug slows decline in some patients
- Alzheimer's death rate higher in former NFL players
- Alzheimer's drug crenezumab picked for major test
- Alzheimer's drug fails late-stage clinical trial
- Alzheimer's drug hits two forms of toxic protein
- Alzheimer's gene changes brain early, study finds
- Alzheimer's gene speeds memory declines before 60
- Alzheimer's may guard against cancer and vice versa
- Alzheimer's may hijack chemical mechanism
- Alzheimer's prognosis not dependent on race
- Alzheimer's protein may be early risk factor
- Alzheimer's research fraud case set for trial
- Alzheimer's scourge hangs over ill-prepared Asia
- Alzheimer's-fighting gene may inspire treatments
- Amateur tattoos carry hepatitis C risk: CDC
- American kids opting out of outdoor play: survey
- Americans "bombarded" with cancer causes - report
- Americans confused about healthcare reform: poll
- Americans cut back on sugar-sweetened soda: survey
- Americans eat too much salt, CDC says
- Americans fall short of 'ideal' heart health
- Americans fuzzy on trans fat sources: survey
- Americans' heart devices reused safely in India
- Americans' immunity to mumps less than ideal
- Americans losing confidence in healthcare
- Americans make slow return to doctor's offices
- Americans oppose yanking healthcare law funds: poll
- Americans sicker but English die quicker: study
- Americans slow to embrace walking and cycling
- Americans spending more on healthcare: report
- Americans still avoiding doctors, insurers say
- Americans still not tolerant of the mentally ill
- Americans to avoid doctor again in coming months
- Americans turn cold shoulder to sunscreen: poll
- Americans turned to public health insurance in 2010
- Americans urged to get vaccine as flu season nears
- Americans wait weeks for routine doctor visit
- Americans want to "keep Medicaid as it is": survey
- Americans welcome healthcare reform, but skeptical
- America's hatred of fat hurts obesity fight
- Amgen drug delays bone problems longer than Zometa
- Amino acid may curb hair-pulling disorder
- Amish farm kids remarkably immune to allergies-study
- Amish parents mirror wider concerns over vaccines
- Ammonia used in many foods, not just "pink slime"
- Amphetamine-type drugs more common than cannabis
- Ampio premature ejaculation drug shows promise in EU trial
- Amputations much more common in diabetics
- An apple a day keeps high cholesterol at bay?
- Anabolic steroid users may face heart trouble
- Anal HPV infection common in heterosexual men
- Analyses raise new questions about diabetes care
- Analysis links psoriasis, diabetes
- Analysis shows heart, stroke risk of pain drugs
- ANALYSIS: Corporate defendants get 'test' trial wins
- Analysis: India cancer ruling opens door for cheaper drugs
- Analysis: Investors weigh chaos as high court reviews health law
- Analysis: Romney would send consumers healthcare bill, with benefits
- Analysis: U.S. politicians may unite in obesity battle
- Analysis: Use of pill to prevent HIV may be limited in U.S
- Analysis: Why Roberts saved Obama's healthcare law
- Analysis: Why Supreme Court may uphold healthcare law
- Ancient body clock keeps all life on time: studies
- Ancient HIV stowaway may hold clue to transmission
- Ancient human bedding used for pest control: study
- Anemia drugs help end-stage anemic kidney patients
- Anemia linked to death in heart failure patients
- Anesthesia in infancy tied to learning problems
- Anesthesiologists drive up cost of GI procedures
- Aneurysm screening saves lives, but cost-effective?
- Anger tied to heart arrhythmia risk
- Angola polio outbreak threatens neighbors: WHO
- Animal import bans "put UK drug research at risk"
- Ankle and wrist fractures common in skimboarders
- Ankle braces may help teen basketball players
- Ankle braces may help teen football players
- Ankle sprains hit male athletes hardest
- Another link between death and taxes: fatal crashes
- Another price of family violence: obese kids
- Another study finds no MMR-autism link
- Answer on Taser danger depends on who's asking
- Anti-abortion "personhood" bill clears Okla. senate
- Anti-AIDS gel protects women in study
- Antibiotic benefits slight in kids' ear infections
- Antibiotic helped fight common wound infection
- Antibiotic use at kids' hospitals varies widely
- Antibiotic use tied to Crohn's, ulcerative colitis
- Antibiotics beat cranberries to prevent UTIs: study
- Antibiotics could help control malaria: study
- Antibiotics effective against ear infection
- Antibiotics for livestock vital to feed world -OIE
- Antibiotics in the ER: it's often one-size-fits all
- Antibiotics mess up your stomach: study
- Antibiotics no help against most sinus infections
- Antibiotics prevent UTIs better than probiotics
- Antibodies help seriously ill H1N1 patients recover
- Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine
- Antibody finding may help in quest for AIDS vaccine
- Antibody tests boost celiac disease diagnoses
- Antibody useful for psoriasis-related arthritis
- Anti-clot drug cuts death in heart study
- Antidepressant Celexa no help for autism: study
- Antidepressant curbs cancer-related mental ills
- Antidepressant Lexapro cuts hot flashes -study
- Antidepressant may aid domestic abusers who drink
- Antidepressant patch doesn't help smokers quit
- Antidepressant shows benefits for low sex drive
- Antidepressant shows early promise for meth abuse
- Antidepressant suicide risk varies by age: FDA
- Antidepressant use doubles in U.S., study finds
- Antidepressant use falls in Medicare 'donut hole'
- Antidepressant use tied to increased diabetes risk
- Antidepressants ease fibromyalgia pain: study
- Antidepressants may delay breast milk production
- Antidepressants may have risks after menopause
- Antidepressants may make people less neurotic
- Antidepressants may not work for mild depression
- Antidepressants may not work in heart patients
- Antidepressants raise risk of pre-term birth: study
- Anti-estrogens linked to fewer lung cancer deaths
- Antihistamine use linked to extra pounds
- Anti-nausea drug may combat opiate addiction
- Anti-obesity program doesn't help teen girls: study
- Anti-obesity proposal fails again at McDonald's
- Antioxidant pills do not prevent metabolic syndrome
- Antioxidants may improve male fertility
- Antioxidants may not help people with Alzheimer's
- Antioxidants no help vs rheumatoid arthritis, lupus
- Antioxidants tied to lower risk of preterm birth
- Antioxidants tied to mixed effects in breast cancer
- Antioxidants tied to older men's sperm quality
- Antipsychotic drug for dementia have adverse effects
- Antipsychotic drugs appear to work in kids-FDA staff
- Antipsychotic drugs tied to diabetes in pregnancy
- Antipsychotic drugs tied to diabetes risk in kids
- Antipsychotic use growing in U.S. kids and teens
- Antipsychotics get mixed review for unapproved use
- Antiseptic baths help fight 'superbug' infections
- Anti-smoking vaccine fails another late-stage trial
- Antisocial behavior shows in teenage brain scans
- Anti-suicide app aims to help U.S. soldiers
- Antiviral prescriptions spike after flu scare
- Anxiety disorders in youth tied to heart risks later
- Anxiety may worsen prognosis for heart patients
- Anxiety therapy doesn't work as well in elderly
- Anxiety, depression may increase angina
- Anxiety, depression may not hinder IVF success
- Anxiety, other disorders more common in autism
- App aims to improve accessibility for visually impaired
- Appeals court allows stem cell funds to continue
- Appeals court questions Obama healthcare lawsuit
- Appeals court reinstates Vermont prison forced labor case
- Appeals court upholds most of S. Dakota abortion law
- Appeals court upholds Philip Morris sanctions
- Appeals court upholds South Dakota abortion law's suicide advisory
- Appendectomies no threat to fertility, study says
- Appendicitis racial disparities mostly unexplained
- Apple juice slows buildup of Alzheimer's protein
- Applebee's to retrain staff after mixed-drink mixup
- Aqua Bounty biotech salmon OK to eat: FDA staff
- Are air pollutants linked to bowel disease risk?
- Are blood pressure goals for diabetics too tough?
- Are C-sections fueling the obesity epidemic?
- Are for-profit hospices cherry-picking patients?
- Are gay men more at risk for cancer?
- Are hospital-based doctors fueling health spending?
- Are implantable lenses safer than laser surgery?
- Are kids' ER visits for food allergies on the rise?
- Are kids safer with grandparents driving?
- Are migraines more common than thought?
- Are mutant mosquitoes the answer in Key West?
- Are narrow blood vessels to blame in MS?
- Are non-smokers smarter than smokers?
- Are obese people less likely to commit suicide?
- Are patent deals slowing cheaper drugs?
- Are some blood pressure drugs easier to take?
- Are taller men at greater risk of blood clots?
- Areva to monitor health of Niger mine workers
- Argentina reinforces hospitals as flu deaths rise
- Argentina system said to lead to high abortion rate
- Arizona bans abortions based on gender, race
- Arizona executes killer by lethal injection
- Arizona governor signs law banning most late-term abortions
- Arizona House approves ban on some abortions
- Arizona lawmakers ban Planned Parenthood funding
- Arizona rampage renews questions about gun screenings
- Arizona trauma surgeon unfazed by shooting
- Arkansas medical marijuana advocates begin petition
- Armadillos are source of leprosy in U.S. south
- Armstrong ends doping charges fight, to lose titles
- Army chief faults unfit recruits for injuries
- Army reviewing traumatic stress diagnostic practices
- Arsenic cancer risk still high decades later
- Arsenic in drinking water tied to stroke risk
- Arsenic in water tied to breathing issues
- Arsenic levels in fruit juice spark concern
- Arsenic linked to kidney cancer
- Arsenic-laced water ups TB risk: report
- Arsenic-vitamin A combo works for leukemia
- Art auction will benefit Elton John's AIDS charity
- Art therapy reduces anxiety in kids with asthma
- Art therapy ups breast cancer patients' well-being
- Artery injury signs common in pro volleyballers
- Arthritic heart patients fear exercise, CDC says
- Arthritis drug less effective for obese patients
- Arthritis drugs raise cancer risk in kids: US FDA
- Arthritis therapy tied to liver injury cases
- Artificial "skin" materials can sense pressure
- As America's waistline expands, costs soar
- As boomers age, a soul-searching budget battle
- As circumcision rates drop, costs increase: study
- As crops rot, millions go hungry in India
- As lawsuits climb, J&J may have new hip trauma
- As moms age, more babies born with Down syndrome
- As patients put up with pain, device sales suffer
- As preterm births soar globally, U.S. is 130 of 184
- As sales soar, experts warn about energy drinks
- As Supreme Court mulls healthcare, rumors fly
- As swine flu wanes, U.S. preparing for second wave
- Asbestos-related cancer deaths still rising in US
- Ash flight ban hits transplants, other operations
- Asian Americans show higher diabetes rates
- Asian study links obesity to cancer
- Asians at greater risk for tear during delivery
- Asians risk of age-related blindness equals whites
- Asia's cell phone healthcare seen at $7 bln by 2017
- Asia's party-drug carries incontinence risk
- Ask all women about abuse, says task force
- Ask women about partner violence, panel says
- Asperger sufferers can sense others' mental states
- Aspirin cuts colon cancer death risk: U.S. study
- Aspirin cuts heart attacks, not deaths or strokes
- Aspirin fights colon cancer risk of gene disorder
- Aspirin guidelines need overhaul, researchers say
- Aspirin may boost prostate cancer treatment: study
- Aspirin might interfere with new heart drug
- Aspirin not worth risks for healthy women: study
- Aspirin reduces risk of colon polyps recurring
- Aspirin slashes hereditary cancer risk in UK study
- Aspirin use linked to a lower risk of diabetes
- Aspirin use not tied to breast cancer risk
- Aspirin, other meds linked to stomach bleeding risks
- Assisted conception linked to depression risk
- Assisted living residents face more bone risks
- Assisted reproduction rates increasing worldwide
- Asthma burden severe for low-income families
- Asthma drug may help multiple sclerosis: study
- Asthma drugs may increase attacks in kids: report
- Asthma education reduces emergency visits
- Asthma inhalers often used incorrectly for kids
- Asthma linked to celiac disease
- Asthma may be misdiagnosed in some obese adults
- Asthma often elicits unneeded antibiotics for kids
- Asthma pills as good as inhaler: study
- Asthma plus traffic equals poor lung function
- Asthma tied to poorer diabetes control in kids
- Asthmatic kids breathe easier with smoke-free air
- Astigmatism more common in Hispanic preschoolers
- Astra takes brand cancer drug straight to patients
- Astra's Crestor drug fails to beat Pfizer's Lipitor
- AstraZeneca pulls plug on free trips for doctors
- Astronauts' bone strength lost in space
- Asymptomatic diabetics don't need cardiac screening
- At least 12,220 dead from H1N1 around world-WHO
- At least 20 children killed in Misrata -UNICEF
- Athletes' injury-prevention programs need time
- Athletes' sudden deaths expose big knowledge gaps
- At-home HIV test gets OK from FDA
- At-home stroke therapy as good as high-tech rehab
- At-risk screening not advised for ovarian cancer
- Attention drug emergencies soar for U.S. kids-report
- Attitude may affect long-term recovery from whiplash
- ATVs more deadly than motorcycles
- Australia approves new swine flu detention powers
- Australia seeks world backing on tobacco legal fight
- Australia to restrict internet tobacco advertising
- Australian court to rule on landmark tobacco case
- Australian kids see too many alcohol ads: study
- Australian PM wins health deal aimed at re-election
- Australia's clean-needle program keeping HIV at bay
- Australia's Rudd gets health reform push setback
- Austria to exhume bodies in Nazi euthanasia probe
- Author defends Monsanto GM study as EU orders review
- Author Dominick Dunne dies of bladder cancer at 83
- Authorities charge 91 in $430 million Medicare fraud
- 'Autism epidemic' challenged by UK research
- Autism not tied to bowel movement patterns
- Autism or Asperger's? It might depend on your doctor
- Autism risk gene may rewire brain, US study finds
- Autism-vaccine researcher a "fraud": medical journal
- Autistic kids grow normally despite limited diet
- Autistic kids' sibs more likely to have condition
- Autograft ACL repair better in young athletes: study
- Automatic drug safety system can delay treatment
- Avandia wins round with US panel on death risk
- Avastin plus chemo helps when brain cancer recurs
- Avastin raises heart failure risk in breast cancer
- Average birth weight decreases in the U.S.
- Avian malaria spreads north into Alaska: study
- Avoid extremes in diabetes treatment, study finds
- Awareness detected in people in vegetative state
- B vitamin-rich food linked to lower risk of PMS
- B vitamins found to halve aging brain shrinkage
- B vitamins in pregnancy not tied to baby's asthma
- B vitamins linked to depression risk in older adults
- B vitamins make no difference in heart disease, cancer
- B vitamins may modestly boost memory
- B vitamins may ward off age-related vision loss
- Babies born to abused moms more likely to get sick
- Babies born via fertility treatment may be smaller
- Babies' cries get a speedy response
- Babies in dog-owning families may be healthier
- Babies may gain extra weight on standard formula
- Babies sleep better following afternoon vaccines
- Babies sleep poorly when mothers are depressed
- Babies still put at risk for sudden death: study
- Baby boomers still getting high, US agency says
- Baby cribs recalled in US, pose death risk
- Baby Einstein DVD fails to boost language
- Baby illness identified from mother's blood: study
- Baby in Myanmar gets polio, vaccinations planned
- Baby research challenged in new report
- Back pain tends to improve quickly, not completely
- Back surgery does not end careers for NFL linemen
- Bacteria trigger production of key immune cells
- Bad air quality could trigger appendicitis: study
- Bad bumps to head could kill years later: U.S. study
- 'Bad' cholesterol not the whole story in stroke?
- Bad dreams may help process emotions
- Bahrain condemned over doctors' jail terms
- Bahrain frees doctors after 9-day hunger strike
- Bahrain jails 20 doctors after democracy protests
- Bahrain to charge doctors over protester deaths
- Baked goods may improve milk allergy symptoms
- Baldness drug works, but some have sexual problems
- Ballerinas face health hazards
- Ban fast food ads on TV: U.S. doctors
- Ban trans fats and cut salt, demands UK health body
- Bangladesh flood not linked with diarrhea: study
- Bangladesh grapples with illegal kidney trade
- Bangladesh's "teenage" brothels hold dark steroid secret
- Banned sex workers find sympathy from AIDS meeting organizers
- Banned Spanish smokers "smirting" under the heaters
- Banning 'light' from cigarette packs falls short
- Bans on smoking in public are good for the heart
- Barbados premier diagnosed with pancreatic cancer
- Barbers: Cut, shave, lower your BP
- Bar-code system lowers medication errors: study
- Bariatric surgery cuts pounds, adds years
- Barney, Kung Fu Panda help kids get warts off
- Bat virus offers insight into deadly Nipah, Hendra viruses
- Battered Haiti attempts elections in time of cholera
- Battle of the bulge a global issue - poll
- Baxter lung drug promotion misleading: FDA
- Bayer expands research work to fight cancer in Asia
- Bayer starts selling quick-release aspirin
- Bayer, J&J anti-clot drug shines in stroke trial
- Be safe in the water this summer: expert advice
- Be wary of CPR lessons on YouTube: study
- Beauty salons show promise as nutrition promoters
- Bedsores linked to death after hip fracture
- Bedtime routines improve kids' sleep habits
- Beer for brain injury? Maybe
- Behavior programs may cut child obesity risk
- Behavioral therapies work for weight loss: review
- Behavioral therapy can quickly calm irritable bowels
- Behavioral therapy for obesity may help family too
- Behavioral therapy may aid adult ADHD
- Behavioral therapy may ease kids' fibromyalgia
- Behavioral therapy may help ease hot flashes
- Behavioral therapy plus exercise may ease fibromyalgia
- Behind the U.S. healthcare-law case: The challengers' tale
- Beijing begins measuring tiny air pollutants
- Being active may help lift sense of hopelessness
- Being around heavy drinkers may take a health toll
- Being born in parts of US South may up stroke risk
- Being overweight ups stroke risk, study confirms
- Being religious may not make you healthier after all
- Being social may ward off physical decline
- Being too fat raises risk of deadly breast cancer
- Belgian Church head criticized for AIDS remarks
- Beliefs: Why some don't use asthma meds as directed
- Belly fat tied to liver cancer recurrence
- Below-the-skin defibrillator restores heartbeat
- Benefit confirmed in "bubble boy" treatment
- Benefit of mammograms even greater than thought
- Benefit of MS drugs comes at steep price: study
- Benefits of adenotonsillectomy persist in kids
- Benefits of circumcision outweigh risks, U.S. pediatrics group says
- Benefits of prenatal vitamin A last a decade: study
- Benefits of PSA testing may outweigh harms: study
- Benefits trump risks of rotavirus vaccine-US panel
- Berlin clears ritual circumcisions ahead of new law
- Best fix for rotator cuff tear remains uncertain
- Best to focus on preventing HIV in Africa: report
- Best to lose some weight before weight-loss surgery
- Beta-blockers tied to breast cancer survival
- Better HIV screening worthwhile in U.S.: study
- Better language skills may keep Alzheimer's at bay
- 'Better' neighborhood a mixed blessing for youth
- Better ovarian cancer screening, still no answers
- Better sanitation could save 2 million lives a year
- Between the run and the walk, falls the jog
- Beware E. coli when drinking raw milk: study
- Beware of "fat dissolving" spa treatments: FDA
- Beware of Dog, emergency docs warn
- Beware of hidden additives in fresh meat
- Beware 'toasted skin' with heated seats: reports
- Bhutan police raid homes to stub out smoking habit
- Bicycle injuries in US becoming more severe
- Bifocals may slow kids' nearsightedness progression
- Big belly before pregnancy may mean extra-big baby
- Big belly raises a woman's pancreatic cancer risk
- Big changes in Medicare pay key to health reforms
- Big effect unlikely for UK rules on kid food ads
- Big firms afraid to criticize Medco deal: senator
- Big first trimester weight gain ups diabetes risk
- Big hearts may mean trouble in cross-country skiers
- Big Medicare cuts to reduce deficit unpopular: poll
- Big Pharma donates drugs for neglected diseases
- Big progress seen in landmine ban, worries persist
- Big regional differences in glaucoma diagnosis found
- Big tobacco companies resist admissions of wrongdoing
- Big tobacco groups fear spread of plain packaging
- Big Tobacco pays states $6.5 billion under accord
- Bigger low-birth-weight babies need extra iron too
- Bilingual children more likely to stutter
- Bill curbing abortion coverage heads to Okla. governor
- Bill Gates injects $750 million into troubled AIDS fund
- Bill Gates says much more work needed to turn tide of AIDS
- Billionaire Charles Wyly killed in Colorado crash
- Binge drinking a problem for older adults too
- Binge drinking in pregnancy ups kids' seizure risk
- Biofeedback may ease chronic constipation
- 'Biofeedback' may help kids with urinary problems
- Biogen reports 10th case of PML brain infection
- Biogen reports six new PML cases with Tysabri
- Biological weapons threat is growing, U.S. warns
- Biology gives American psychopaths a legal break
- Biotechnology boom raises security fears
- Bipolar diagnosis jumps in young children: study
- Bipolar patients often relapse: study
- Bipolar symptoms may begin in teen years
- Bird flu deaths in Asia prompt call for scrutiny
- Bird flu mutation studies must go on: scientist
- Bird flu outbreak in Romania, near Ukraine
- Bird flu pandemic in humans could happen any time
- Bird flu paper that raised terrorism fear published
- Bird flu researchers suspend study of mutations
- Bird flu studies OK to publish: biosecurity expert
- Bird flu survivors could face brain disease risk
- Bird flu vaccine now? More than a shot in the dark
- Birth complications more common at night
- Birth control methods linked to various cancers
- Birth control pill poses no added health risk
- Birth control pills recalled, may not prevent pregnancy
- Birth control risks for women with heart defects
- Birth defects and rubble still scar Iraq's Falluja
- Birth defects linked to childhood cancer: study
- Birth defects linked to pollutants in China
- Birth defects more common in IVF babies: study
- Birth defects tied to child brain tumors
- Birth during pollen season ups risk of wheezing
- Birth weight, early weight gain may hasten puberty
- Birthplace may influence stroke risk in Hispanics
- Birthplace weighs heavily on immigrant weight
- Bishops plan big birth-control battle expansion
- Bisphosphonates tied to stroke in cancer patients
- Black girls don't benefit as much from exercise
- Black heart patients less often go to top hospitals
- Black lung disease seen rising in U.S. miners
- Black men survive longer in prison than out: study
- Black patients fare well on new hepatitis C drug
- Black patients less likely to survive heart disease
- Black patients wait longer in ER for hospital bed
- Black race, African ancestry tied to food allergies
- Black women at risk of deadly breast cancer type
- Black women more likely to die of breast cancer
- Black women often refuse breast cancer treatment
- Black women's hair loss tied to braiding, weaving
- Blacks at increased risk for acute lung injury
- Blacks' higher cerebral palsy risk, birth weight tied
- Blacks in nursing homes have higher risk of sores
- Blacks less likely to survive CPR in the hospital
- Blacks more prone to blood clots after stents
- Blacks still lag in heart transplant survival
- Blacks with diverticulitis have worse outcomes
- Blacks with liver cancer get fewer transplants
- Black-white gap mars endometrial cancer survival
- Bladder control problems more common in ADHD
- Bladder tumor risk higher after childhood cancer
- Blame-free system increases medical error reports
- Blasts may do unique damage to brain: U.S. study
- Bleeding with first baby ups later pregnancy risks
- Blocking trigger points may stop cluster headaches
- Blood biopsy to put cancer in a test tube?
- Blood clot risk higher in heavy women
- Blood drug could many save lives in combat, trauma
- Blood in the urine? Check with a microscope
- Blood lead levels tied to ALS risk
- Blood lead levels tied to timing of puberty in boys
- Blood pressure control key for black diabetics
- Blood pressure drug reverses MS symptoms in mice
- Blood pressure drugs feeding the obesity epidemic?
- Blood pressure drugs tied to lower Parkinson's risk
- Blood pressure meds tied to lower cancer risk
- Blood pressure-lowering drugs for all?
- Blood signatures for aggressive prostate cancer?
- Blood sugar meters may give inaccurate readings
- Blood test tells fetal sex in early pregnancy
- Blood tests of driver sobriety makes Supreme Court agenda
- Blood tests say drunk drivers escaping conviction
- Blood tests tied to anemia in heart attack patients
- Blood thinner may cause problems after an injury
- Blood vessel condition tied to MS, with caveats
- Blood, ultrasound tests catch ovarian cancer: study
- Blood-sugar extremes cloud diabetic kids' thinking
- Bloomberg charity adds $220 mln to anti-smoke effort
- Blue Cross reaps surpluses while rates rise: report
- Blue Shield Calif. withdraws planned rate hikes
- Blue Shield to delay Calif. health rate hikes
- Blueberries and apples tied to lower diabetes risk
- Blueberries are good for the heart, study hints
- Blurry line in diagnosing early Alzheimer's: study
- BOA doping policy found to be "non-compliant"
- Body contouring rare after weight loss surgery
- Body mass and waist size can predict heart disease
- Body odor? Gene disorder may be the culprit
- Body-checking safe in preteen hockey players: study
- Body's own "heat messenger" offers new painkiller
- Boehner to U.S. House on healthcare ruling: don't gloat
- Boehringer says about 50 deaths related to Pradaxa
- Boehringer: Pradaxa patients need kidney checks
- Boeing drug probe took four years to be thorough: officials
- Boil-water ban lifted for Boston area
- Bollywood star Bachchan says has cirrhosis
- Bone cell injection helps fractures heal
- Bone drug tied to lower colon cancer risk
- Bone loss more common in HIV
- Bone marrow cells can help in heart failure: study
- Bone marrow stem cells may hold key for fatal skin disease
- Bonuses for docs do little to improve diabetes care
- Booklet helps cancer patients navigate costly care
- Booze could blunt effects of traumatic injury
- Boozy British skiers hit slopes worse for wear
- Boston Sci confirms problems in 3 defibrillators
- Both parents' race may affect gestational diabetes risk
- Botox and texting may not mix: report
- Botox injections may ease diabetic foot pain
- Botox may help multiple sclerosis tremors
- Botox may improve overactive bladder
- Botox may quiet chronic cough
- Botox must carry strong warning on risks - U.S. FDA
- Botox relieves BPH symptoms
- Botox rival shows crow's feet advantage in study
- Bottled up anger can be deadly for heart patients
- Bottle-feeding moms lack info, may overfeed kids
- Bowel disease drugs increase cancer risk: study
- Bowel disease flare-ups raise risk of blood clots
- Bowel prep for colonoscopy often poor in the obese
- Boys today may be hitting puberty earlier
- Boys who masturbate likelier to have safe sex?
- BP meds may help some people without high BP: study
- BPA again tied to diabetes risk
- BPA chemical may be tied to heart disease
- BPA-laden dental materials prompt caution: doctors
- Braces improve balance and gait after stroke
- Brain analysis can help predict psychosis: study
- Brain damage from battlefield to playing field
- Brain damage rare in kids with simple head injuries
- Brain differences mark those with depression risk
- Brain diseases linked to nerve cell junction defects
- Brain images suggest Alzheimer's drug could work
- Brain injury raises epilepsy risk for years: study
- Brain memory finding may help schizophrenia research
- Brain patterns may be signs of mental illness risk
- Brain scan reveals how brain processes jokes
- Brain scan study finds evidence of 'chemo brain'
- Brain scans may detect post-trauma stress sooner
- Brain scans predict which dyslexics will read
- Brain scans spot early signs of dyslexia
- Brain shrinks a decade before Alzheimer's appears
- Brain stimulation may ease stubborn depression
- Brain stimulation may help some stroke patients
- Brain study finds what eases pain of financial loss
- Brain swelling may be common with Alzheimer's drugs
- Brain tumor radiation tied to later infertility
- Brain-protecting enzyme may fight Alzheimer's
- Brain's reward system helps drive placebo effect
- BrainStorm to begin ALS drug trials in Israel
- Braving crowds, waiting for hours for free medicine in India
- Brazil flood deaths rise to 400
- Brazil lifts ban on aborting brain-damaged fetuses
- Brazil tightens quality controls on breast implants
- Brazil's ugly abortion reality lost in election noise
- BRCA variants not tied to worse cancer outcomes
- Bread at top of UK sodium-rich food purchases
- Breakdancing: a high-risk activity: study
- Breakfast may alter fat burning during exercise
- Breaks to get up and move lower blood sugar-study
- Breaks, posture shifts help ward off low back pain
- Breast cancer charity ends Planned Parenthood funding
- Breast cancer drug cuts risk of second cancer
- Breast cancer drug extends lives: study
- Breast cancer drug often given for infertility
- Breast cancer drug tied to diabetes in older women
- Breast cancer kills more uninsured blacks
- Breast cancer kills older women more often
- Breast cancer may be clutch of 10 diseases: study
- Breast cancer may not change lifespan for older women
- Breast cancer more lethal in blacks, reason unknown
- Breast cancer rates fell with hormone therapy drop
- Breast cancer risk lower in migraine sufferers
- Breast cancer risk: It's not all in the family
- Breast cancer screening less accurate in survivors
- Breast cancer screening may fuel over diagnosis
- Breast cancer screening tied to overdiagnosis
- Breast cancer screens don't save lives: Nordic study
- Breast cancer study shows benefits of double therapy
- Breast cancer survival gains lag in the elderly
- Breast cancer survivor wins right to swim topless in Seattle
- Breast imaging software helps identify cancers
- Breast milk banks OK for now: panel
- Breast milk courier helps Indonesian mums cope
- Breast reconstruction may not boost well-being
- Breast, cervix cancer growing threats to poor: study
- Breast-fed babies less feverish after immunization
- Breastfed babies may become smarter teens
- Breastfed babies may gain less weight
- Breastfed baby boys may do better in school later
- Breast-feeding blocks pain of infant vaccination
- Breastfeeding cuts baby girls' pneumonia risk
- Breastfeeding for a month cuts mom's diabetes risk
- Breast-feeding good for mom's heart: study
- Breastfeeding linked to fewer seizures in kids
- Breastfeeding linked to lower risk of SIDS
- Breastfeeding may curb heart, diabetes risk factors
- Breast-feeding may cut multiple sclerosis relapse
- Breastfeeding may not stop MS flare-ups: study
- Breastfeeding moms don't get less sleep
- Breastfeeding moms' exercise OK for infant growth
- Breastfeeding OK for moms with hepatitis B: study
- Breastfeeding on epilepsy drugs no harm to kids' IQ
- Breastfeeding protects against breast cancer
- Breastfeeding staves off MS after pregnancy
- Breast-feeding supplies deductible, US IRS rules
- Breastfeeding tied to kids' brainpower
- Breastfeeding tied to lower blood pressure risk
- Breastfeeding, early milk not tied to puberty timing
- Breath test may be able to detect common cancers
- Breathing problems persist in Sept. 11 rescuers
- Breathing technique fails to ease hot flashes
- Breathing training may help Parkinson's patients
- Breaths found unnecessary in bystander CPR
- Bret Michaels' speech slurred after brain hemorrhage
- Bribes help workers kick the habit
- Brief counseling boosts breast self-exam rates
- Bright light exposure reduces daytime sleepiness
- Brisk walkers have lower breast cancer risk
- Bristol diabetes pill tied to certain cancers
- Bristol-Myers recalls blood pressure drug
- Bristol-Myers recalls blood pressure drug Avalide
- Britain apologises 50 years after Thalidomide scandal
- Britain asks: Should 3-parent IVF be allowed to avoid disease?
- Britain blocks hacker's extradition to United States
- Britain confirms three new swine flu cases
- Britain considers allowing 3-parent IVF technique
- Britain is tuberculosis capital of Europe
- Britain says 400,000 Somali children at risk of death
- Britain to fund prostate cancer pill in U-turn
- Britain unveils industry-backed healthy-eating plan
- Britain wants ideas to boost egg, sperm donation
- British anthrax death sparks outbreak concern
- British ban for doctor at heart of MMR vaccine row
- British doctor admits he helped patients die
- British dogs trained to sniff out diabetes danger
- British engineers develop ultra-cheap ultrasound
- British flu deaths more than double in week to 254
- British man jailed after record fake medicine bust
- British Red Cross doctor kidnapped in Pakistan found beheaded
- British study points to peanut allergy treatment
- British surgeons separate very rare conjoined twins
- British TB cases at highest since 1980s
- Britons lag behind Swedes in lung cancer survival
- Britons worry profits to trump services in hospital deal
- Brittany Murphy's husband found dead in Los Angeles
- Broccoli may not fight lung cancer in non-smokers
- Broccoli sprouts may help prevent stomach cancer
- Broken hip tied to increased risk of stroke
- Budget choices on AIDS funds threaten lives: report
- Budget cuts more risky to states than healthcare law
- Bulgaria set to ease tough public smoking ban
- Bulgaria to ban smoking in indoor public spaces
- Bullying sends kids to nurse for more than injury
- Bullying victims have more psychotic symptoms
- Burned meat linked to pancreatic cancer
- Burning coal indoors linked to birth defects
- Burning straw, dung tied to kids' anemia
- Burns down in kids, still 120,000 per year in U.S.
- Burns in young children may be missed sign of abuse
- Business group appeals US health law to high court
- Businessman donates $100 mln to AIDS research
- Busy expectant moms hire baby planners to prepare
- 'Button' batteries a growing hazard for children
- Buxom actress Jane Russell dead at 89
- Bypass may be better for older diabetics
- Bypass patients can benefit from a few drinks
- Bypass patients outlive those who get stents: study
- Bypass, stents equally safe five years on: study
- C$27 billion suit vs Big Tobacco starts in Montreal
- CA county wants drugmakers to pay for pill disposal
- CA court weighs in on retiree health benefits
- Cadence Pharma recalls one lot of Ofirmev
- Caffeine may lessen exercisers' muscle pain
- Caffeine may not up preterm birth risk
- Caffeine may provide some Parkinson's relief
- Caffeine not tied to worsening urinary incontinence
- Calcium and vitamin D may not cut cholesterol
- Calcium may help you live longer: study
- Calcium plus vitamin D may help shed body fat
- Calcium rich kid diet has long term benefits
- Calcium use may cut cancer risk in women
- Calcium, not smoking may limit birth-control bone loss
- Calcium, vitamin D pills don't help heart: study
- Calif. insurer won't pay for breast cancer drug
- California bans use of tanning beds by minors
- California city bans smoking in multi-family homes
- California city seeks to cut asthma rate via bond issue
- California firm recalls 1 mln lbs beef for e.coli
- California growers join greens to query frack safety
- California lawmakers ban gay "conversion" for minors
- California lawmakers near BPA ban for child containers
- California marijuana use may double if legal: report
- California octuplets dismay fertility experts
- California prevents ban on male circumcision
- California slaughterhouse allowed to reopen after cow cruelty video
- California soda tax bill to fight childhood obesity
- California teenagers to get whooping cough vaccination
- California teens eat fewer calories in school
- California woman regains voice in rare transplant
- Californian jailed 5 days without water seeks $20 million
- Call for clean slate on health reform divides U.S.
- Call for tighter standards to combat science fraud
- Calorie labeling at restaurants may hold surprises
- Calorie labels change some diners' habits: study
- Calories count, but not where they come from: study
- Calories on menus don't affect kids' food choices
- Cambodia drug-resistant malaria stirs health fears
- Cambodia factory faintings pressure big brands
- Cambodian baby suckles directly from cow for milk
- Camera screens can slash colon cancer deaths
- Cameras in U.S. schools to record calorie counts
- Cameron "concerned" about disabled child's case
- Cameron launches "listening forum" on NHS
- Cameron seeks to end "sick-note" culture
- Camphor-containing products tied to kids' seizures
- Can "biofield healing" relieve cancer fatigue?
- Can "Nellie the Elephant" help your heart beat?
- Can a decade of dark chocolate protect your heart?
- Can a few cherries a day keep gout away?
- Can a muffin help doctors diagnose diabetes?
- Can a placebo reduce the urge to cough?
- Can adjustable glasses help kids in poor countries?
- Can carbon dioxide help with nasal allergies?
- Can chewing more help you eat less?
- Can cigarette ads really lure kids to smoke?
- Can cranberry juice really prevent a UTI?
- Can delaying pregnancy cut early water break risk?
- Can diet protect against asthma?
- Can drug coverage erase the income gap in diabetes?
- Can electronic health records erase disparities?
- Can fish for dinner lead to diabetes?
- Can fish oil help guard against schizophrenia?
- Can infants' wheezing be prevented?
- Can Internet use trigger depression?
- Can Japan's spirited youth save an aging nation?
- Can kids be sent home right after appendectomy?
- Can lasers help you stop smoking? Check the data
- Can listening to a podcast lead to weight loss?
- Can obese pregnant women safely shed pounds?
- Can pacemakers be used twice?
- Can painkillers prevent melanoma?
- Can patient photos help cut medical errors?
- Can portfolio theory save lives?
- Can Red Bull fuel better driving?
- Can school nurses help teens quit smoking?
- Can secondhand smoke hurt kids' grades?
- Can selenium lower cholesterol?
- Can softer music, lighting help people eat less?
- Can spinal manipulation help people with headaches?
- Can the Internet help you lose weight?
- Can walking help guard against stroke?
- Can weight loss reset health risks in heavy kids?
- Can writing help calm your irritable bowels?
- Can yoga and meditation help bring peace to Afghans?
- Can you become addicted to tanning beds?
- Can you trust a sleepy surgeon with your heart?
- Canada court says not revealing HIV not always a crime
- Canada drugs ruling could affect prostitution case
- Canada finds bird flu on turkey farm
- Canada freezes big anti-tobacco push, critics fume
- Canada Inuit want action on "catastrophic" TB rate
- Canada pig flu case shows need for surveillance
- Canada regulating pharmaceuticals badly: report
- Canada says bird flu case of low severity
- Canada study finds link between smoking crack, HIV
- Canada study says hypertension treatment improving
- Canada to crack down on cadmium in kids' jewelry
- Canada to put bigger health warnings on cigarettes
- Canada unveils larger, graphic anti-smoking labels
- Canada's prime minister defends asbestos exports
- Canada's rich, poor have same access to healthcare
- Canadian court rules treatment can be forced
- Canadian drug facility cut overdose deaths: study
- Canadian Inuit not immune to obesity risks - study
- Canadian vaccination study proves 'herd immunity'
- Cancer care services don't differ by neighborhood
- Cancer care up to par at veterans' hospitals
- Cancer cause or crop aid? Herbicide faces big test
- Cancer cell tests may help predict drug reaction
- Cancer cells slurp up fructose, U.S. study finds
- Cancer cost "becoming unsustainable" in rich nations
- Cancer costs highest for individually insured
- Cancer costs hit young and poor hardest: study
- Cancer costs put treatments out of reach for many
- Cancer cream poses little-known risk to pets
- Cancer cure rates on the rise in Europe: study
- Cancer death rates on decline in Europe
- Cancer deaths drop as colonoscopy rates soar
- Cancer disparities exist despite good insurance
- Cancer docs often don't notice family discord
- Cancer drug crosses key hurdle in brain: study
- Cancer drug points way to new Alzheimer's approach
- Cancer group aims to boost trust in guidelines
- Cancer in Africa: Fighting a nameless enemy
- Cancer leading cause of death for U.S. Hispanics-study
- Cancer meeting reports often not the final word
- Cancer not cervical cancer vaccine killed UK teen
- Cancer pain relief lacking, especially for minorities
- Cancer patients do well at US veterans' hospitals
- Cancer patients like Jobs face risks from treatment
- Cancer patients may misunderstand goal of chemo
- Cancer patients pick antidepressant for hot flashes
- Cancer patients' poor sleep linked to more pain
- Cancer patients rarely speak up about care problems
- Cancer patients want info on costly drug options
- Cancer rare after fertility treatment
- Cancer risk goes up with height, study finds
- Cancer risk slightly higher in IVF kids: study
- Cancer study backs Herceptin with chemo
- Cancer survival rates lower in UK, Denmark: study
- Cancer survivors are often parents of youngsters
- Cancer survivors follow doc's orders
- Cancer survivors have higher death risk for decades
- Cancer survivors often forgo care due to cost
- Cancer survivors, siblings miss more school days
- Cancer takes a health toll on spouses too
- Cancer testing lags in Latinos with family history
- Cancer threat to poor demands same action as AIDS
- Cancer trial participants may have misconceptions
- Cancer, bowel drugs on FDA safety scrutiny list
- Cancer-fighting virus shown to target tumors alone
- Cancers on the rise in pregnant women: study
- Cannabis chemicals may help fight prostate cancer
- Cannabis might treat diabetes, says top researcher
- Car airbags not a risk to pregnant women
- Car seats, out of cars, a hazard for U.S. kids
- Carbon monoxide poisoning a post-hurricane hazard
- Carbon monoxide poisoning a risk after hurricanes
- Cardiac arrest more common in young than thought
- Cardiac arrest strikes young and old athletes alike
- Cardiac arrest survival improving in U.S. hospitals
- Cardiac arrests at school usually not in students
- Cardinal facility suspended under DEA settlement
- Cardio routine can nurture sweet dreams
- Cardiology guidelines often based on weak evidence
- Care assistance key to helping seniors stay at home
- Care for babies with food allergies lagging: study
- Care gap looms large for aging baby boomers
- Care no better when insurance added to gov't plan
- Caregiver closeness may slow Alzheimer's decline
- Caregivers may lack help caring for disabled kids
- Caring for stroke survivors stressful but rewarding
- Carotenoid supplements tied to lung cancer risk
- Carotid stent has higher stroke risk than surgery
- Carpal tunnel syndrome incidence rising
- Cartoon stickers may sway kids' food choices
- CAS dismisses Olympic ban on doping offenders
- Cases of celiac disease up dramatically: report
- Cases of dengue fever double among UK travelers
- Cash crunch hits Swaziland AIDS patients: MSF
- Cash reward for moms-to-be improves prenatal care
- Cash rewards keep people on their medications
- Cash-strapped U.S. patients may be skipping drugs
- Cast better than bandage for bad ankle sprain
- Cat scratch disease may be safe in pregnancy
- Catherine Zeta-Jones furious Douglas' cancer went undetected
- Catholic bishops pressured Komen over Planned Parenthood
- Catholic business owners win temporary halt to Obama birth control mandate
- Catholic condom ban not causing population boom: UN
- Catholic TV network sues to block US contraception rule
- Catholic university in Ohio ends birth-control coverage
- Catholics hear protests of Obama health ruling at Mass
- CBO says court's healthcare ruling could save $84 billion
- CDC backs away from decades-old flu death estimate
- CDC finds "pseudo-outbreak" of whooping cough
- CDC reports 18 more US cases in meningitis outbreak
- CDC says few people in U.S. over 50 hit by new flu
- CDC says number of confirmed U.S. meningitis cases rises to 47
- CDC strengthens brain-eating ameba, neti pot link
- CDC study links bullying with family violence
- CDC urging all Americans to get flu shots
- CDC warns of skin lesions from goats, sheep
- CDC warns of uptick in meningitis in kids
- Celebrex may curb colon cancer, but with caveats
- Celiac disease linked to earlier menopause
- Celiac disease linked to high risk of lymphoma
- Cell phone calls alter brain activity -US study
- Cell phone towers not linked to childhood cancer
- Cell receptor research wins Americans chemistry Nobel
- Cell therapy aims to prevent transplant rejection
- Cell treatment helps mice long after spine injury
- Celldex brain cancer vaccine doubles survival
- Cellphone study raises profile on safety lawsuits
- Cells' 'power plants' damaged in some autistic kids
- Cerebral palsy among preemies may be declining
- Certain drugs may increase risk of falling
- Certain genes linked to kidney disease in blacks
- Certain type of diabetes drug tied to eye condition
- Cervical cancer vaccine benefits older women: study
- Cervical cancer vaccines may cut need for screening
- Cervical cancer vaccines, tests donated to Rwanda
- Chad is world leader in chest pain
- Chains and Michelle Obama team on "food desert" stores
- Challenges facing world's 1.2 billion adolescents
- Champion surfer Andy Irons found dead in hotel
- Change in CPR may improve survival
- Changes in insurance tied to more ER visits
- Changing habits may not lower blood pressure
- Changing old habits could save big on drug costs
- Chaperones should be available for kids' exams
- Chapped lips: a side effect of cancer chemotherapy
- Chasing cheaper cancer drugs
- Chats, charts keep pregnancy weight gain in check
- Chavez back in Venezuela after more cancer treatment
- Chavez home in a week, facing more cancer therapy
- Chavez says second chemotherapy round to start soon
- Chavez's socialist medicine dream may be liability
- Chaz Bono transitions to his real self
- Cheap antifungal drug may fight cancer: study
- Cheap drugs to cut heart risks "badly underused"
- Cheap generics no panacea for India's poorest
- Cheap gout drug proves useful for heart pain
- Cheap new meningitis vaccine cuts cases in Africa
- Cheaper Roche drug as good as Lucentis: report
- Chechnya says couples must be HIV-negative to marry
- Check blood pressure at home, not MD's office: study
- Checklist cuts death rate for urgent surgery
- Checklists cut surgery deaths in half, study finds
- Check-ups urged for Mexicans with flawed implants
- Chefs fight flab with small portions, healthy snacks
- 'Chemical intolerance' a common complaint: study
- Chemical kills tumor-making master cells
- Chemical pollutants linked to fewer female births
- Chemical test offers quick prostate cancer check
- Chemical tied to hormonal syndrome
- Chemical used in making rubber linked to cancer
- Chemicals in meat may be linked to bladder cancer
- Chemotherapy appears safe in pregnancy: study
- Cheney able to stand after heart transplant surgery
- Cheney discharged from hospital - spokesman
- Cheney waited longer than average for heart transplant
- Chernobyl fallout affected unborn babies
- Chest pain severity not a heart attack indicator
- Chew small bites for longer to cut calorie intake
- Chewable aspirin best for sudden heart attack
- Chewing gum after C-section may speed recovery
- Chewing gum may raise math grades in teens
- Chicago's Cook County wants tax on bullets to pay for healthcare
- Chicken, pork, broccoli recalled for Listeria risk
- Chickenpox vaccine not tied to strokes in kids
- Child abuse climbs with U.S. recession
- Child abuse experts calls for US campaign
- Child cancer survivors have higher heart risk
- Child death rate down a third since 1990: UNICEF
- Child fitness: Sneaky strategies aim to get kids moving
- Child gun deaths as common in rural as urban areas
- Child illness behind Bertolt Brecht's sudden death
- Child injuries on US farms cost $1.4 billion a year
- Child leukaemia doubles near French nuclear plants-study
- Child malnutrition in Somalia at dire levels: ICRC
- Child porn evidence unreliable: study of Playboy
- Child seizure study finds oldest drug works best
- Child 'sexters' risk arrest, but problem uncommon
- Childbirth deaths from spinal anesthesia rising
- Childhood abuse damages genes, study finds
- Childhood brain power tied to adult heart health
- Childhood cancer effects may linger in adults
- Childhood cancer survivors at increased heart risk
- Childhood cancer survivors less likely to marry
- Childhood cancer survivors miss needed mammograms
- Childhood cancer treatment may raise diabetes risk
- Childhood constipation often lingers into adulthood
- Childhood CT scans may triple risk of brain cancer
- Childhood hardship tied to adulthood disease risks
- Childhood obesity ups risk of heart disease
- Childhood pets linked to lower allergy risk
- Childhood radiation therapy ups breast cancer risk
- Childhood soy intake may reduce breast cancer risk
- Childhood stimulation may reduce adult violence
- Childhood vaccine funds agreed for more poor nations
- Children and obese hard hit by swine flu
- Children exposed to violence have PTSD symptoms
- Children safer in Afghan cities than NYC: Envoy
- Children speaking up about crime, abuse - US study
- Children waiting for new hearts live longer on pump
- Children who get ADHD drugs score higher on tests
- Children with ADHD say stimulant drugs help them
- Children with cancer often use alternative medicine
- Children's chest pain rarely signals heart problem
- Children's pain in hospital undertreated: study
- Children's sleep disorders missed by pediatricians
- Child's cancer does not raise divorce risk: study
- Child's cancer may not boost parents' divorce risk
- Chimp research rarely warranted: U.S. expert panel
- China "stem cell therapies" bring heartbreak for many
- China AIDS sufferers face discrimination-UN
- China aims to bring HIV spread under control by 2020
- China amends patent law in fight for cheaper drugs
- China announces third bird flu death this year
- China bans "sex," "God" health supplement claims
- China battling with lifestyle-related diseases
- China becomes world's new diabetes capital
- China coal drive will not end health risks-report
- China considers organ donor financial incentives
- China dairy recalls cartons of tainted milk
- China detains 22 in latest food scandal-Xinhua
- China detains almost 2,000 in fake-drug sweep
- China diabetics raise stakes for healthcare reform
- China downplays kids' lead poisoning risk: report
- China drug users subject to abuse in rehab: report
- China ends entry ban for foreigners with HIV/AIDS
- China extends pension system, healthcare
- China eyes milk test after melamine deaths scandal
- China faces uphill battle to give better healthcare
- China fights growing problem of tuberculosis
- China halts use of diabetes drug after deaths
- China investigates as melamine-tainted milk reappears
- China investigates use of children in GMO rice trial
- China investigating dairy firm after baby's death: Xinhua
- China jails 14 for peddling tainted milk powder
- China lead pollution outbreak poisons 103 children
- China newborn baby deaths fall with improved healthcare
- China probes "mystery" kidney stones in children
- China risks getting old before it gets rich
- China rolls out two HIV drugs to tackle resistance
- China SARS victims hit by treatment after-effects
- China says drought now affecting 50 mln people
- China says faulty vaccines not cause of children's deaths
- China scientists find use for cigarette butts
- China sees steady rise in healthcare costs
- China sets up national food safety commission
- China shuts sex health websites to ordinary users
- China stops unapproved stem cell treatments
- China struggles to cure the violent ills of health system
- China to ban smoking at indoor public places
- China to boost private, foreign medical investment
- China to expand health coverage to urban population
- China to help Africa to curb schistosomiasis
- China to vaccinate 100 million children to fight measles
- China tobacco firms accused of targeting children
- China tobacco industry foils anti-smoking efforts
- China trains fur farm foxes to combat rat plague
- China uproar over dead babies dumped near river
- China vaccinates 4.5 mln in fight against polio
- China warns of more health scares amid slowdown
- China worries swine flu vaccine campaign faltering
- China's Bright Dairy recalls cheese product for babies: paper
- China's healthcare plans bump against skills gap
- Chinese cows churn out "human breast milk"
- Chinese experts grow live mice from skin cells
- Chinese fume over honour to tobacco academic
- Chinese herb Ginkgo "does not prevent Alzheimer's"
- Chinese herb mix may cool hot flashes a bit
- Chinese herb mix may shorten flu fever
- Chinese herb shows promise for rheumatoid arthritis
- Chinese herbal pills destroyed UK woman's health
- Chinese herbs show promise for diabetes prevention
- Chinese teacher helps blind find confidence in art
- Chip may detect spreading cancer cells in blood
- Chiropractics, massage rated best for back pain
- Chocolate doesn't have to derail a diet: study
- Chocolate eaters may have healthier hearts: study
- Chocolate lovers have fewer strokes, study finds
- Chocolate lovers show lower stroke risk
- Chocolate lovers tend to weigh less: report
- Chocolate may be good medicine for liver patients
- Cholera now in Haiti capital, rapid spread feared
- Cholera outbreaks closely follow temperature rise, rainfall
- Cholera under-reported, infects millions a year
- Cholera-hit Haiti needs nurses, doctors - U.N.
- Cholesterol drug cuts amputation risk for diabetics
- Cholesterol drug may block nerve repair
- Cholesterol drug not linked to cancer
- Cholesterol drug side effects need watching: study
- Cholesterol drugs raise diabetes risk, just a bit
- Cholesterol drugs safe, even after a decade of use
- Cholesterol drugs tied to lower prostate cancer risk
- Cholesterol levels declining in U.S.
- Cholesterol levels might influence cancer risk
- Choline-rich diet tied to sharper memory
- Chondroitin useful for arthritis of knee
- Choose an educated wife for a longer life: study
- Choosing C-section may not prevent incontinence
- Christie White House bid talk spurs obesity debate
- Chronic ailment got you anxious? Try exercising
- Chronic constipation tied to women's heart risks
- Chronic disease to cost $47 trillion by 2030: WEF
- Chronic diseases are health ministers' target: WHO
- Chronic exposure to polluted air hard on the lungs
- Chronic fatigue rare but serious in teens
- Chronic kidney disease may raise cancer risk
- Chronic marijuana abuse linked to severe vomiting
- Chronic sleep loss hampers performance
- Chronic stress tied to worse heart attack prognosis
- Chronically ill or disabled kids need exercise, too
- Chronology of Obama healthcare law legal battle
- Church health fairs help spot high blood pressure
- Churches pair faith with fat-fighting to curb obesity
- Cigar, pipe smoking may raise lung disease risk, too
- Cigarette makers defend menthol to U.S. FDA panel
- Cigarette makers plan U.S. Supreme Court appeal
- Cigarette makers, FDA clash over new graphic ads
- Cigarette packaging may still mislead consumers
- Cigarette smoking may raise prostate cancer risk
- Cigarettes and high cholesterol a bad combo: study
- Circulatory problems still bedevil diabetics
- Circumcising babies could help Africa AIDS fight
- Circumcision could halt 4 million new African HIV cases
- Circumcision may not curb gay HIV transmission
- Circumcision may not cut HIV spread among gay men
- Circumcision may protect men from genital warts
- Circumcision protects against genital wart virus
- Circumcision tied to lower prostate cancer risk
- Cities' efforts to make exercise easier pays off
- City cyclists breathe in twice as much soot: study
- Civilian death study rates "dirty war" in Iraq
- Class helps autistic teens gain social skills
- Clean living could cut one third of common cancers
- Cleaner air helps asthmatic kids breathe easier
- Clear kids with concussions before sports: report
- Cleared forests lead to rise in malaria in Brazil
- Climate already helping disease spread north
- Climate change bringing infection, hunger, illness
- Climate change could raise cost of U.S. allergies
- Climate change creates longer ragweed season
- Climate change may add to disaster death tolls
- Climate change may extend allergy season: study
- Climate cuts urged to avert "health catastrophe"
- Climate forces African rice revival vs Asian cousin
- Climate linked to California ER visits
- Clinical trial chiefs more likely tied to industry
- Clinics can screen adolescent girls for Chlamydia
- Clinton arrives home after heart procedure
- Clinton sets new U.S. global AIDS focus on treatment
- Clinton unveils U.S. funds for clean cookstove push
- Clock ticking on Illinois Medicaid, pension reforms
- Close relationships tied to ovarian cancer survival
- Closest hospital may not be best for stopped heart
- Closing schools could cut flu transmission by fifth
- Closing schools won't stop pandemics: study
- Club drug "special K" tied to urinary problems
- CMS sees private Medicare plans growing in 2012
- Coal dust key culprit in miners' emphysema
- Coal stoves linked to growth problems in kids
- Cocaine changes how genes work in brain
- Cocaine use in pregnancy affects child's thinking
- Cocaine users can control cravings - US study
- Cochlear implants slightly less helpful in the elderly
- Coffee and sodas not tied to colon cancer
- Coffee does little to protect the aging brain
- Coffee drinkers show lower dementia risk
- Coffee drinkers show lower uterine cancer risk
- Coffee in pregnancy may up cleft lip risk slightly
- Coffee linked with lower depression risk in women
- Coffee may cut risk of head and neck cancers
- Coffee may cut women's stroke risk
- Coffee not linked to psoriasis
- Coffee seen OK for diabetic men
- Coffee, tea linked to lower risk of brain tumor
- Coffee, tea may not affect leaky bladder much
- Cognitive impairment linked with macular disease
- Coke, Pepsi to alter caramel color ingredient
- Cola drinking linked to diabetes in pregnancy
- Cold cereal might beat a hot breakfast
- Cold virus hitches a ride to kill cancer: study
- Colds and stomach bugs not tied to cerebral palsy
- Cold-water bath most rapid way to lower body temp
- Cold-water baths may soothe aches, risks unknown
- Collards and carrots may ward off breast cancer
- College binge drinkers ignore alcohol's ill effects
- College education leads to better health: report
- College students use alcohol labels to get drunk
- Colo. man awarded $7.2 mln in "popcorn lung" lawsuit
- Colombian VP suffers heart attack, needs surgery
- Colon cancer every 10 years OK for some at risk
- Colon cancer more deadly for large-waisted women
- Colon cancer test may not require laxatives: study
- Colonoscopy may miss more than 7 percent of cancers
- Colonoscopy repeats greater with non-specialists
- Colorado fines closed medical imaging company
- Colorado firm recalls bison meat over E. coli scare
- Colorado hydrochloric acid leak affects hundreds
- Colorado lights up pot debate by blazing regulatory trail
- Colorado man charged in toddler's overdose death
- Colorectal cancer attitudes vary by ethnicity
- Colorectal cancer risk appears unaffected by coffee
- COLUMN: Where Medicare could really save some money
- COLUMN-Don't look to Ryancare to cut health care costs
- Combat injuries may cause epilepsy years later
- Combat may boost blood pressure: study
- Combat may raise eating disorder risk in women
- Combating childhood obesity may start in the womb
- Combined vaccine tied to fever-related seizures
- Combo drug therapies best for helping smokers quit
- Combo therapy may ease fatigue after stroke
- Combo treatment relieves migraine, painful periods
- Comfrey root useful for acute back pain
- Commercial diet schemes better than doctors' help
- Common acne treatments linked to bowel problems
- Common antibiotics tied to eye emergencies: study
- Common antidepressants cut adult suicide risk: study
- Common antipsychotic no help to vets with PTSD
- Common birth control pill not tied to heart attacks
- Common blood pressure drugs may raise cancer risk
- Common bone drugs linked to esophageal cancer risk
- Common drug effect ups elderly death risk: study
- Common drug helps babies with sickle cell disease
- Common heart drugs may be less helpful than thought
- Common heart rhythm problem on the rise in the US
- Common household chemical tied to heart disease risk
- Common insecticide tied to kids' lower test scores
- Common medicines may cut cancer drug potency: study
- Common nose implant has high infection rate-study
- Common painkillers might make you hard of hearing
- Common painkillers tied to lower skin cancer risk
- Common painkillers tied to miscarriage risk
- Common scans could hurt thyroid, researchers say
- Common school program reduces signs of bullying
- Common spine surgery ineffective in two studies
- Common virus tied to earlier death in older women
- Community participation curbs off-campus drinking
- Community program may help some obese kids
- Community programs help teens resist risky behaviors
- Companies make last push to tweak US health bill
- Companies, regulators team up for drug testing
- Company asks US experts to back its obesity drug
- Company recalls two lots of pain drug hydrocodone
- Company-funded drug studies find harm less often
- Competitive sports tied to teens' back pain
- Complete recovery from personality disorder tough
- Complicated link between diet drinks, health: study
- Complications, deaths common after pancreas surgery
- Compression devices calm restless legs: study
- Compression stockings don't prevent clot risk
- Computer beats doctors in finding hormone disorder
- Computer exercise helps stroke victims "see" again
- Computer may offer better way to get informed consent
- Computer use linked to neck pain
- Computerized calls boost blood pressure control
- Conception is a rare event, fertility study shows
- Concern growing over synthetic marijuana
- Concussions keep hockey players off ice for longer
- Concussions may be on the rise in high schoolers
- Condom use routine for U.S. teens, not adults
- Condoms offer partial protection against herpes
- Cone offers relief to women with arthritic knees
- Confidence on healthcare spending rises: poll
- Confused about fitness regimens? Poll tracks trends
- Congo cholera outbreak spreads to populous capital
- Congo gets first rehab centre for rape victims
- Congo must prosecute rapists, help victims - U.N.
- Congress back to focus on healthcare plan
- Congress fails to agree on national drug trace plan
- Congress' spring break a time for voters to vent
- Congress to pass food safety law in 2010: DeLauro
- Conn. subpoenas CVS Caremark over drug program
- Conquering the chilly workouts of winter
- Conservative US fund backs Akin despite rape remarks
- Consider ADHD starting at age four: doctor group
- Consistent condom use may cut men's HPV risk
- Constipation: an early sign of Parkinson's?
- Consumer gene test results misleading: U.S. probe
- Consumer Reports taps ire over bad medical devices
- Consumers don't buy water for health reasons
- Consumers often ignore food allergy labels: study
- Consumers pay little heed to drug label warnings
- Consumers seek to stop Medco, Express Scripts deal
- Consumers tell insurers to cover experimental drugs
- Consumers unsure about healthcare changes: poll
- Continuity of care lacking for older patients
- Contraceptive alert after women fall pregnant
- Contraceptive pill, ring tied to higher stroke risk
- Contraceptive pills still tied to breast cancer
- Contraceptive vaginal ring also wards off HIV
- Control of "bad" cholesterol improving
- Controversial bone product often used in kids
- Controversial scan doesn't help smokers quit: study
- Convenience ups interest in post-sex contraceptive
- Conversations with preschoolers aid language skills
- Convicted murderer dies while on hunger strike in California
- Cooler body temperature may not feed obesity
- Co-pays may affect which kids get their meds
- COPD patients with low "health literacy" fare worse
- COPD raises risk of depression: study
- Cord blood transplants a viable option in leukemia
- Coroner completes Michael Jackson autopsy
- CORRECTED: Airline workers may spread H1N1, expert says
- Correcting uterus problem boosts pregnancy rates
- CORRECTION: 25 US states have comprehensive smoking bans: CDC
- CORRECTION: Amphetamine-type drugs nearly as common as cannabis
- CORRECTION: Bachmann HPV vaccine comments 'toxic': US doctors
- CORRECTION: Being too fat raises risk of deadly breast cancer
- CORRECTION: Bowel disease flare-ups raise risk of blood clots
- CORRECTION: Can depression influence breast cancer survival?
- CORRECTION: Coalition to slow pace of NHS reform
- CORRECTION: Cold-water baths may soothe aches, risks unknown
- CORRECTION: Decision time for researchers of deadly bird flu
- CORRECTION: Doctors predict impotence after prostate treatment
- CORRECTION: Drugmakers, academics join up on mental illness
- CORRECTION: Early ADHD treatment may ward off problems in school
- CORRECTION: Early breast cancer screening may help some: study
- CORRECTION: Estrogen use tied to bladder control problems
- CORRECTION: Georgia bans late-term abortions, assisted suicide
- CORRECTION: Ion Torrent vies for $10 mln genome prize
- CORRECTION: J&J heartburn worsens as Mylanta joins recall list
- CORRECTION: J&J's Simponi helps ulcerative colitis patients: study
- CORRECTION: Kidney stones on the rise in South Carolina children
- CORRECTION: Microchip delivers drug; can it replace shots?
- CORRECTION: Mixed-handedness tied to learning problems, ADHD
- CORRECTION: Moderate exercise, quicker conception linked
- CORRECTION: More questions arise about "life-extending" proteins
- CORRECTION: Obama takes action on drug shortages
- CORRECTION: Partner abuse tied to spanking kids
- CORRECTION: Personalized cancer care the theme of conference
- CORRECTION: Pre-hospital EKG worthwhile for chest pain: study
- CORRECTION: Seed therapy for prostate cancer may zap fertility
- CORRECTION: Small babies at higher risk of autism, not Asperger
- CORRECTION: Sniffing insulin may help memory lost to Alzheimer's
- CORRECTION: Stress-blocking drug restores hair in bald mice
- CORRECTION: Study finds healthy hearts in fat bodies
- CORRECTION: Superbug structure model seen boosting drug search
- CORRECTION: Timer may help kids' bladder control problems
- CORRECTION: Trauma patients taken by chopper may fare better
- CORRECTION: US court lets two CVS stores sell controlled drugs
- CORRECTION: Value of screening for kidney disease unclear
- CORRECTION: Wal-Mart hikes branded diabetes drug prices: study
- Cosmetic surgery? Buyer beware, expert says
- Cost issue simmering in Medicare's Dendreon review
- Cost of aging rising faster than expected
- Cost of imaging cancer patients rising sharply
- Cost of kids' lung drug may outweigh benefit
- Costlier prostate cancer treatments gain popularity
- Costly newer drugs no better in breast cancer study
- Costly US health system delivers uneven care: OECD
- Costs spike when terminally ill leave hospice: study
- Cough and cold meds withdrawal is working: study
- Coughing smokers get more antibiotics, to no avail
- Could a cell phone protect you from Alzheimer's?
- Could acute postpartum blues signal bipolar disorder?
- Could ambulance diversion affect high-risk patients more?
- Could antioxidants raise diabetes risk?
- Could breathing car exhaust trigger a stroke?
- Could ecstasy ease PTSD symptoms?
- Could expired drugs cut the US health bill?
- Could germs be making you fat?
- Could gut germs underlie Western allergies?
- Could hearing aids delay dementia?
- Could Medicaid up flu shots to poor kids?
- Could new diabetes device cut low blood sugar risk?
- Could parents do more to stop UK's booze culture?
- Could smoking pot cut risk of head, neck cancer?
- Could the Internet curb alcoholism?
- Could too much iron be a bad thing for babies?
- Could Vioxx cousin prevent religious fast headache?
- Could vision problems be linked to earlier death?
- Could Wii nunchuks make screen time healthier?
- Counseling helps moms-to-be with abusive partner
- Counseling may not help pregnant smokers kick habit
- Counseling slows weight gain in obese moms-to-be
- Counting lung cancer cells helps predict disease
- Counting the dead in Libya's Benghazi hospital
- Couple of coffees may help some heart patients
- Couples often differ in grief after baby loss
- Couples' risk of break-up higher after pregnancy loss
- Court action gives U.S. time to act on stem cells
- Court allows Texas to exclude Planned Parenthood
- Court tosses Virginia challenge to healthcare law
- Court: Tobacco health labels constitutional
- Covidien recalls some lots of ventilation device
- CPAP fails to curb arousals in some apnea patients
- CPAP therapy has benefits after heart surgery
- Crab-like robot built to remove stomach cancer
- Cracking down on TV fake medical experts
- Cracks in Arizona suspect seen before mass shooting
- Craig Venter: mixing science, business and headlines
- Cranberry juice may beat kids' bladder infections
- Cranberry juice may help ward off kids' UTIs
- Crawling culprit seen in urban kids' asthma
- C-reactive protein no cause of heart trouble-study
- Create food safety agency outside FDA: lawmaker
- Creatine helps restore damaged muscles
- Creepy-crawlies may help heal diabetes wounds
- Crestor cuts risk of vein clots by 43 pct: study
- Crohn's disease linked to depression in kids
- Crossing streets, kids with ADHD may misjudge risk
- Crowded ERs don't hinder stroke care: study
- Crowded, stretched world awaits 7 billionth baby
- Cruise ship virus can spread on planes
- C-section may raise kids' asthma risk: study
- C-section, induced labor more common with epilepsy
- C-sections tied to lower incontinence risk
- CT scan may give patients high radiation dose
- CT scans gain popularity in the ER
- CT scans may predict survival in colorectal cancer
- CT scans to spot appendicitis up sharply in U.S.
- CT screening has little effect on smoking habits
- Cuba cholera outbreak contained so far: official
- Cuba seeks long jail terms for mental asylum deaths
- Cuban medics a big force on Haiti cholera frontline
- Culturally sensitive program helps south Asian diabetics
- Culture barrier may affect surgeon job satisfaction
- Curb soaring population growth? Keep girls in school
- Curbing C-sections could save countries billions
- Curbing kids' screen time is hard: study
- Curcumin capsules found to curb diabetes risk
- Cured meat tied to more COPD hospitalizations
- Cured meats not linked to pancreatic cancer
- Cured meats tied to childhood leukemia risk
- Custom running shoes might not prevent injuries
- Cut back on carbs to feel fuller longer: study
- Cut out soda to fight childhood obesity
- Cutting AIDS funding to China a big mistake: UNAIDS
- Cutting AIDS funds risks "death sentence": report
- Cutting caffeine won't quiet ringing in the ears
- Cutting city traffic may improve kids' lung health
- Cutting out sugary drinks helps weight loss
- Cutting salt could save U.S. billions of dollars
- CVS Florida stores can stay open: US appeals court
- CVS settles U.S. investigation, to pay $5 mln
- Cyber-bullying causes more depression, study finds
- Cycling doctor gets chimps, gremlins on track
- Cytokinetics drug helps ALS patients in small trial
- Czechs ban liquor export after bootleg booze kills 23
- Czechs face hospital closures as pay talks fail
- Czechs order obese soldiers to tighten belts
- Dad's age not a big player in child's autism risk
- Dad's mental health affects children too
- Dad's smoking linked to menopause in daughters
- Daily aspirin tied to risk of vision loss
- Daily drinking may raise risk of several cancers
- Daily glucose testing may lower macrosomia risk
- Daily headaches common in soldiers after concussion
- Daily multivitamin shown to help ward off cancer in men
- Daily pill helped cure osteoporosis in mice, rats
- Daily struggle: U.S. system strains primary doctors
- Dairy intake may not mean much for longevity: study
- Dairy products won't make you skinny, evidence says
- Dalai Lama's nephew killed on Florida highway
- Damp house linked to kids' risk of nasal allergies
- Dangerous low blood sugar linked to sex drugs
- Darker skin doesn't mean melanoma immunity
- 'DASH' diet may prevent kidney stones
- Data lacking for many home fertility tests
- Data may prove Bristol and Pfizer drug a winner
- Data suggest drug treatment can lower U.S. crime
- Dating violence common among teens in the ER: study
- Day care program no help for at risk-kids' siblings
- Day care sends sick kids home unnecessarily: study
- Daylight savings tied to work injury risk
- Daytime sleepiness predicts death in the elderly
- Deadly bird flu studies to stay secret for now - WHO
- Deadly brain-eating amoeba resurfaces in Pakistan
- Deadly breast cancer had 50 mutations, study finds
- Deadly cholera epidemic "mushrooming" in Zimbabwe: WHO
- Deadly E. coli mixes common toxin with rare "glue"
- Deadly measles outbreaks threaten Africa gains: WHO
- Deadly meningitis outbreak increases to 91 cases
- Deadly MRSA can survive for months on toys
- Deadly new flu breaks out in Mexico, U.S.
- Deadly pneumonia caused by super-bugs on rise
- Deaf gerbils hear again with human stem cells
- Deafness after mumps more common than thought
- Death certificates may not tell the whole story
- Death industry reaps grim profit as Japan dies
- Death knell may sound for Canada's GMO pigs
- Death rate drops among Americans with diabetes
- Death rates higher for patients in U.S. territories
- Death toll from Listeria outbreak rises to 28
- Death toll from Listeria outbreak rises to 29
- Deaths from malaria fall, but funding woes loom: WHO
- Deaths in Pfizer arthritis trial under microscope
- Deaths linked to tub paint stripper prompts warning
- Deaths no higher in coffee lovers with heart disease
- Debt panel eyes dual Medicare/Medicaid patients
- Debt talks resume with focus on healthcare
- Debt-laden Spain eyes charging rich for healthcare
- Decisions may take toll on healthcare proxies
- Decline in HRT use tied to fewer heart attacks
- Declines in US breast cancer rates not uniform
- Deep belly fat may increase after liposuction
- Deep brain stimulation can improve sense of smell
- Deep brain stimulation shows promise for OCD-study
- Deep sedation helps doctors find more polyps: study
- Defeated US anti-abortion group unlikely to give up
- Defect risk higher for assisted fertility babies
- 'Defensive medicine' common in orthopedics
- Defibrillators appear to work in medical helicopters
- Defibrillators useful in public, less so at home
- Definition of 'normal' aluminum in kids varies
- Delaware mulls ban on so-called bath salts
- Delay optional surgeries after heart attack: study
- Delirium may hasten Alzheimer's decline
- Delivery mode not altered by pregnancy exercise
- Dementia big threat for elderly in poorer nations
- Dementia costs hit $604 billion in 2010
- Dementia drugs may raise fainting risk
- Democrats lament not making healthcare sale
- Democrats press advantage on benefit cuts
- Democrats press for HMO fees to fund health reform
- Democrats sharpen attack on Medicare overhaul
- Democrats target insurers ahead of health summit
- Denim may thwart rattlesnake venom
- Denmark reports first case Tamiflu-resistant H1N1
- Denmark's CareMed says shipped fake Avastin unwittingly
- Dennis Quaid: Cocaine once part of film budgets
- Dense breasts found in many older women, too
- Dental health linked to dementia risk
- Dental surgery may be linked to heart problems
- Dental x-rays linked to common brain tumor
- Dentists hesitate to treat kids on Medicaid: study
- Dentists offer Halloween candy buyback program
- Denver bans outdoor ads for medical pot shops
- Depo Provera tied to small rise in fracture risk
- Depressed dads quick to spank babies
- Depressed mothers' children at risk in poor states
- Depressed people have slightly more strokes
- Depressed teens worry about family reaction: study
- Depressed youth have more sex partners: study
- Depressed? You must like chocolate
- Depression care tapering off in US; pills favored
- Depression common in diabetic adults
- Depression during pregnancy tied to preemie births
- Depression hard on the bones: study
- Depression in arthritis patients often untreated
- Depression in heart patients ups heart failure risk
- Depression is a family matter: report
- Depression linked with mental decline in older men
- Depression may indicate early Parkinson's disease
- Depression no bar to Medicare drug plan enrollment
- Depression risk increased among cancer patients
- Depression tied to build-up of hidden belly fat
- Depression tied to higher stroke risk
- Depression, anxiety major factors in neck pain
- Depression, peers top influences on youth violence
- DePuy's handling of hip recall sparks questions
- 'Desert dust' days may worsen kids' asthma
- Designer drug abuse out of control: UN drugs board
- Despite advances in science, tornadoes take deadly toll
- Despite concerns, soy probably safe for thyroid
- Despite dangers, U.S. teens text and drive: poll
- Despite labels, some vaginal lubricants harm sperm
- Despite law, drug safety still a concern at FDA
- Despite obesity rise, kids' blood pressure dipped
- Despite risk, some with kidney disease use NSAIDs
- Desvenlafaxine useful for vasomotor symptoms of menopause
- Details may predict kids' soccer-injury recovery
- Detergent exposure hard on workers' lungs: studies
- Detox, rehab keep few meth users clean long term
- Detroit, Los Angeles most stressful US cities-poll
- Developing nations to bear cancer brunt, unprepared
- Developmental disabilities inching up in U.S. kids
- Device combats common cause of vertigo
- Device helps ease severe asthma without drugs
- Device makers urge coverage of weight-loss surgery
- Device might spark memories in some with Alzheimer's
- Device proves option to warfarin in stroke study
- Device recalls linked to quicker FDA review: study
- Devices for pelvic disorder often have side effects
- Devices take lead in future heart disease battle
- DHEA ovules, estrogen gel ease menopause symptoms
- Diabetes "massive challenge" as cases hit 366 million
- Diabetes again linked to colon cancer risk
- Diabetes continuing to spike in China
- Diabetes device plan may help patients faster
- Diabetes doctors: NYC big-soda ban is just a start
- Diabetes drug Avandia just as safe as Actos: study
- Diabetes drug kept breast tumors away in mice
- Diabetes drug may keep lung cancer at bay
- Diabetes drug shows promise in multiple sclerosis
- Diabetes drug stinks, doctors find
- Diabetes drug tied to less cancer, has docs excited
- Diabetes drug tied to reduced breast cancer risk
- Diabetes drugs alone do not ease key heart risk
- Diabetes drugs may help control lung cancer: study
- Diabetes drugs tied to pancreatic cancer risk
- Diabetes forecast to hit one in 10 adults by 2030
- Diabetes fundamentally a lifestyle disease: expert
- Diabetes helps explain obesity-birth defect link
- Diabetes in pregnancy, poverty linked to ADHD
- Diabetes itself doesn't up risk of depression
- Diabetes may shorten working life
- Diabetes often affects women's sex-life
- Diabetes on the rise among older Mexican Americans
- Diabetes personal trainer helpful in teenagers
- Diabetes risk in pregnancy tied to weight change
- Diabetes risk may be slightly higher for preemies
- Diabetes risk may fall as magnesium intake climbs
- Diabetes slows some aspects of mental function
- Diabetes tied to colon cancer in men, not women
- Diabetes tied to higher Parkinson's disease risk
- Diabetes ups risk of abnormal heart rhythm
- Diabetes ups risk of dementia for mildly impaired
- Diabetes ups TB risk in children and adolescents
- Diabetes-related kidney disease on the rise
- Diabetes-related stress may affect blood sugar
- Diabetic kids may focus too much on carb counting
- Diabetic pilot aims for record-breaking flight
- Diabetic pregnant women at risk for depression
- Diabetic women get fewer Pap smears, mammograms
- Diabetics can choose their energy-restricted diets
- Diabetics have higher risk of death from cancer
- Diabetics may need more calcium with their fiber
- Diabetics should lift weights before cardio: study
- Diabetics show higher risk of pancreas disease
- Diagnosing flu still not straightforward
- Diagnosis of rare brain disorder may take months
- Did doctors jumpstart the HIV pandemic?
- Diesel exhaust fumes cause cancer, WHO says
- Diet alone helps lower bad cholesterol: study
- Diet can increase risk of kidney cancer
- Diet change cuts diabetes risk in Latino teens
- Diet changes improve older adults' cholesterol too
- Diet changes improve older adults' cholesterol too
- Diet drug faces U.S. test after rivals fall short
- Diet drug Meridia faces US fight to stay on market
- Diet high in fish linked to stronger bones
- Diet may alter fibroid risk in black women
- Diet may lower breast cancer risk before menopause
- Diet may make a difference in prostate cancer
- Diet may mitigate toxic effects of arsenic
- Diet pattern linked to higher diabetes risk
- Diet programs may not help dodge disease risk
- Diet soda doesn't raise diabetes risk: study
- Diet soda for preventing kidney stones?
- Diet soda linked to higher diabetes risk
- Diet soda tied to heart attack, stroke risks
- Diet tied to lower risk of vision loss in old age
- Dietary estrogens have little effect on cancer risk
- Difficult conception tied to higher pregnancy risks
- Digital mammography finds more breast cancers
- Digital nose jobs may help docs, patients
- Digital records show no effect on diabetes care
- Diluted bleach baths help kids with eczema
- Dioxin found in German eggs, 8th farm since April
- Dioxin-tainted pork possibly sold in Germany
- Dirty air makes for wheezy kids: study
- Dirty air may raise pneumonia risk: study
- Dirty air triggers more heart attacks than cocaine
- Dirty facility tied to deadly U.S. melons
- Discounts may fuel the purchase of healthier foods
- Disease hovers over Pakistan's flood-stricken children
- Disease risk higher for swingers than prostitutes
- Diseases from animals hit 2.4 billion people a year
- Disney to curb junk-food ads, label healthier food
- Dissent in doctors group on Medicare reform
- Distracted driving "major problem"
- Distracted driving is a killer: US study
- DIY cervical cancer test could save lives: study
- Dizziness after concussion may mean longer recovery
- DNA egg swap prevents rare diseases in babies
- Do bedbugs carry superbugs?
- Do c-sections increase the risk of celiac disease?
- Do diabetics do better after colon cancer surgery?
- Do EU summits need a health warning?
- Do it for Fido: smokers may quit to help a pet
- Do job programs for autistic adults work?
- Do kids, men need folic acid from a pill?
- Do low vitamin D levels matter during pregnancy?
- Do multivitamins curb kids' allergy risk?
- Do multivitamins improve student performance?
- Do needle-exchange programs really work?
- Do painkillers interfere with antidepressants?
- Do patients need to stay the night after stenting?
- Do robots drive up prostate surgeries?
- Do seniors turn to the right places at end of life?
- Do smokers use more prescription painkillers?
- Do specialist doctors make too much money?
- Do statins drain your energy?
- Do sugary drinks really fuel weight gain?
- Do suicide rates climb at high altitudes?
- Do teen driving restrictions save lives?
- Do too many older women get radiation for cancer?
- Do video games cause attention problems in kids?
- Do video games make kids eat more?
- Do vitamin A supplements hamper childhood vaccines?
- Do vitamins stop cancer, heart attacks? Study: no
- Do you drool too much? Study says consider surgery
- Do you have 'Low T?' Or is it just hype?
- Docs can miss abnormalities captured by pill camera
- Docs can sway parents' attitudes to vaccination
- Docs generally following cancer patient guidelines
- Docs have mixed feelings on school vaccinations
- Docs missing chances to prevent newborn syphilis
- Docs more likely to suspect abuse in poor kids
- Docs not all on board with new prostate cancer recs
- Docs skeptical of transplant practices in China
- Docs use hormones more often than prescribe them
- Docs who own office labs order more tests: study
- Docs, nurses use and recommend diet supplements
- Doctor brain drain costs Africa $2 billion
- Doctor convicted of altering immigrant fingerprints
- Doctor incentive groups may save money, with effort
- Doctor incentives tied to better teen drug treatment
- Doctor preferences may explain high C-section rates
- Doctor shortage looming? Use nurses, report says
- Doctors arrested in prescription drug crackdown
- Doctors call embedding a severe type of self-harm
- Doctors disagree on when to stop PSA screening
- Doctors discourage repeat calcium heart scans
- Doctors don't always address high blood pressure
- Doctors encourage mammograms in dying patients
- Doctors fail to cut cholesterol enough, says study
- Doctors join boxing debate as 'vigorous' opponents
- Doctors keeping very sick babies off life support
- Doctors lack data on LGBT community: report
- Doctors less deft at colonoscopy as day goes on
- Doctors' life-support skills fade after training
- Doctors loath to pay for unbiased education: survey
- Doctors misuse scans in prostate cancer: study
- Doctors' MMR support key to halting measles in EU
- Doctors often don't report impaired colleagues
- Doctors often wrong about heart attack risks: study
- Doctors over-treat urine bacteria: study
- Doctors overuse heart treatment, despite guidelines
- Doctors overusing thyroid cancer treatment: study
- Doctors prescribe fewer tests for better care
- Doctors reserve judgment on new blood clot drugs
- Doctors rush to heart procedure before proven drugs
- Doctors save baby with smallest artificial heart
- Doctors seek standardized patient records
- Doctors seem to treat obese just as well as others
- Doctors separate conjoined twins in California
- Doctors should refer obese patients for help: panel
- Doctors show unconscious bias toward blacks: study
- Doctors split on Avastin for breast cancer: survey
- Doctors test new way to regulate warfarin dose
- Doctors torn over heart screening for young athletes
- Doctors urge caution with popular energy drinks
- Doctors urge indoor tanning ban for minors
- Doctors urged to warn against cellphone use in cars
- Doctors' views on treatment futility often doubted
- Doctors want new US painkiller labels to stop abuse
- Doctors who own equipment do extra heart tests
- Doctors won't always take their own advice: study
- Doctors work on radiation problem to ease fears
- Doctors, nurses joined Medicare scam, U.S. says
- Doctors, users back Dendreon vaccine for Medicare
- Doctor-turned-trader paid cash for stock tips
- Documents show J&J bought Motrin before recall
- Does acupuncture boost IVF success?
- Does adrenaline help cardiac arrest victims survive?
- Does air conditioning blunt pollution's ill effects?
- Does an earlier last call lead to fewer assaults?
- Does aspirin cut deaths? New study clouds picture
- Does breastfeeding protect against asthma?
- Does chickenpox protect against skin condition?
- Does eating too much lead to urinary incontinence?
- Does estrogen help women survive colon cancer?
- Does everyone with chest pain need a stress test?
- Does happiness make for a healthy heart?
- Does heart bypass surgery alter the sense of taste?
- Does it matter what time you have a heart stent?
- Does junk food at non-food stores in US add pounds?
- Does light drinking in pregnancy have benefits?
- Does lunch in front of a computer make us eat more?
- Does palliative care belong in the ER?
- Does pollution really increase stroke risk?
- Does sex ed keep girls from becoming teen moms?
- Does sex matter in colon cancer screening?
- Does sleep loss up weight by lowering energy use?
- Does soy help cool hot flashes after all?
- Does working nights cause breast cancer?
- Does your doctor have the flu?
- Dog-bite injuries in children peak in warm weather
- Dogs help veterans cope with psychological war scars
- Dogs plus pollutants may raise asthma risk in kids
- Donor eggs may be linked to pregnancy complication
- Donor milk may lack key nutrients for preemies
- Donors asked for $4.3 billion for vaccines for poor
- Donors of bone marrow can be paid, court rules
- Don't believe hype about robot prostatectomy: study
- Don't blame C-sections for fat kids: study
- Don't delay pregnancy after miscarriage: study
- Don't dump Avandia, diabetes groups urge patients
- Don't expect genome breakthroughs yet, expert says
- Don't screen everybody for HIV in the ER: study
- Don't worry, be happy and live longer: studies
- Dose of denial good for some lung cancer patients
- Dosing errors common with medicine measuring cups
- Double amputee's theme park death reignites regulatory fight
- Double polio vaccine holds promise for ending virus
- Double transplant seen best for diabetics
- Double-drug diabetes treatment disappoints in kids
- Doubt cast on common back pain management
- Doubt cast on salt guidelines for diabetics
- Doubt cast on worth of heart disease gene testing
- Doubts cast on "male menopause" criteria
- Doubts on suicide-anti-smoking drug Chantix link
- Douching ups sexually transmitted infection risk
- Down syndrome may hold key to new Alzheimer's treatments
- Downing diet soda tied to risk of premature birth
- Down's syndrome reveals one key to fighting cancer
- Downsides of cancer care rarely seen in black media
- Downward mobility tied to depression in immigrants
- Dozens of states probe Medco/Express Scripts deal
- Dr. Oz eases ageing down road to fitness
- Dramatic rise in skull flattening in Texas babies
- Drawstring deaths in kids down after regulations
- Drink warm water to ease effects of colon probes?
- Drinkers "zone out," but may not know it
- Drinking black tea may cut blood pressure
- Drinking coffee lowers risk of gout in older women
- Drinking may not worsen bipolar symptoms
- Drinking may raise risk of abnormal heart rhythm
- Drinking shows little effect on stroke outcome
- Drinking to up mood tied to alcoholism, depression
- Drinking while down may signal teen suicide risk
- Driver's seat safer than sidewalk for older adults
- Driving a challenge for Parkinson's patients
- Driving sobriety tests likely to miss medical pot
- Drop in air pollution increases life expectancy
- Drop in prostate cancers seen after new US advice
- Drop in smoking cuts cancer deaths in Europe
- Dropping weight won't add years in elderly: study
- Drops, not pills, best for swimmer's ear
- Drug abuse underlies schizophrenia tie to violence
- Drug ads may not alter most cancer patients' care
- Drug and device trials vary in size, quality: study
- Drug co. paid writers to promote hormone therapy
- Drug cocktails cut couples' HIV transmission risk
- Drug combo cuts kidney problems in diabetics
- Drug combo cuts pancreatic tumour size
- Drug combo helps with repeat cancers in women
- Drug companies drive U.S. 2010 corporate philanthropy
- Drug companies influence prescribing, study finds
- Drug companies pay 17,000 US doctors, report finds
- Drug company whistle-blowers not motivated by money
- Drug compound kills breast cancer stem cells
- Drug costs become bigger issue in cancer care
- Drug could stop spinal injuries, researchers say
- Drug curbs severe facial pain: study
- Drug cuts stroke risk by half vs aspirin: study
- Drug deals cost US consumers $3.5 bln a year: FTC
- Drug experts say alcohol worse than crack or heroin
- Drug extends survival in deadly skin cancer
- Drug fights tumors in advanced lung cancer
- Drug firms to help WADA identify new doping compounds
- Drug helps fat monkeys slim down - are people next?
- Drug helps lung cancer patients live longer
- Drug helps pregnant drug users to stop smoking
- Drug helps prevent mountain sickness, herbs don't
- Drug improves some cases of chronic constipation
- Drug keeps lung cancer from worsening: study
- Drug label accuracy getting lost in translation
- Drug lobby wants clearer FDA rules for diet pills
- Drug may help ease headaches during Ramadan: study
- Drug may take the edge off bad memories: study
- Drug overdoses on the rise in most age groups
- Drug plus counseling boosts weight loss: study
- Drug prices outstrip other medical costs: GAO
- Drug protected monkeys from deadly Hendra virus
- Drug resistance hampers fight against tuberculosis
- Drug resistance not a risk in acne treatment: study
- Drug resistant tuberculosis is a "time bomb": WHO
- Drug seen useful in preventing diabetes: study
- Drug sequence does not up breast cancer survival
- Drug shortage led to spike in kids' infections
- Drug showed promise in clearing drug-resistant TB
- Drug shows some sarcoma survival gains: FDA
- Drug tied to meningitis deaths may be in 23 states
- Drug treatment for swine flu getting to kids faster
- Drug use key question in Michael Jackson's sudden death
- Drug use linked to airplane accidents
- Drug users must be helped to halt AIDS spread-UN
- Drugmaker GSK chases volume over profit in Africa
- Drugmaker issues warning on antidepressant Norpramin
- Drugmakers agree on landmark vaccines deal for poor
- Drugmakers cut vaccine prices for poorer nations
- Drugmakers extend cut-price pneumonia vaccine deal
- Drugmakers get more time to record gifts to doctors
- Drugmakers pool ideas to battle tropical diseases
- Drugmakers put Nobel discoveries to test
- Drugmakers see pressure points in emerging markets
- Drugmakers seek EU deal to keep supplies flowing
- Drugmakers slam "punitive" German pricing measures
- Drugmakers vulnerable if US health law revoked
- Drug-resistant "white plague" lurks among rich and poor
- Drug-resistant bacteria may come home from hospital
- Drug-resistant bugs on rise globally: report
- Drug-resistant infection triples in US hospitals
- Drug-resistant influenza becoming a trickier target
- Drug-resistant malaria feared in Southeast Asia
- Drug-resistant TB killed 150,000 in 2008
- Drug-resistant TB to affect 2 million by 2015 -WHO
- Drugs better than stents at preventing 2nd stroke
- Drugs can help symptoms of borderline personality
- Drugs expose many premature babies to chemicals
- Drugs for depression, anxiety tied to preterm birth
- Drugs for rare cancers approved after subpar tests
- Drugs linked to cataracts, behaviors can delay them
- Drugs not advised to prevent ear infection
- Drugs to prevent breast cancer carry heavy risks
- Drunk drivers show risky lifetime drinking habits
- Drunk Dutch drivers must fit "alcolocks" to cars
- Drunk on Facebook? That could be a problem
- Dry eye common after eyelid lifts
- Dry eye risk similar after laser vision surgeries
- Dual neck-heart artery procedure feasible
- Dual studies vilify sugar and salt in U.S. diet
- Duodenal switch a "viable option" for weight loss
- During CPR, more chest compressions save more lives
- Dust, fumes harm many asthmatic workers' breathing
- Dutch AIDS case shows how virus spreads early
- Dutch extend warning on French breast implants
- Dutch fear threat to liberalism in "soft drugs" curbs
- Dutch may label some cannabis as a hard drug
- Dutch women told to have breast implants removed
- DVDs for toddlers poorly designed: study
- Dying at home better for cancer patients
- E. Coli outbreak in Oregon linked to strawberries
- E.coli outbreak sickens 15 but could be over: CDC
- Ear acupuncture curbs back pain in pregnant women
- Ear infections tied to sense of taste, weight
- Earlier depressive mood linked with preterm birth
- Earlier diabetes screening worthwhile: study
- Earlier drinking may mean more drinking problems
- Earlier flu shot better for pregnant women: study
- Early abortions don't trigger psychiatric problems
- Early ADHD diagnosis a risk factor for depression
- Early and late birth ups cerebral palsy risk
- Early anesthesia tied to language problems in kids
- Early antibiotic use unrelated to type 1 diabetes
- Early antibiotics tied to increased asthma risk
- Early anti-smoking drug start seems better: study
- Early attention problems impact later academics
- Early balding linked to risk of prostate cancer
- Early breast cancer screening may help some: study
- Early day care may promote eczema development
- Early daycare linked to fewer infections later
- Early daycare may not lower asthma risk
- Early diagnosis can cut Alzheimer's costs: study
- Early dose of glucose thwarts cardiac arrest: study
- Early hearing screening improves child development
- Early interventions may improve mild forgetfulness
- Early knee motion important for ligament repair
- Early language problems may hinder adult literacy
- Early menopause raises heart disease risk
- Early menstruation linked to heart disease risk
- Early mental health help could thwart bullying
- Early mental health issues linked to suicide in men
- Early muscle training linked to lower knee risk for girls
- Early paracetamol, antibiotics tied to eczema
- Early pot smoking, depression may be linked
- Early prognosis after 'mini-stroke' better in women
- Early prostate test study gives hope for accuracy
- Early sexual abuse increases heart risks
- Early signs gene therapy might help Parkinson's
- Early signs vitamin D might ease menstrual cramps
- Early solid foods tied to lower peanut allergy risk
- Early telemedicine try didn't cut Medicare costs
- Early therapy improves hand strength in RA patients
- Early treatment doesn't improve autism symptoms
- Early, intense therapy cuts type 1 diabetes risks
- Early, rural-based HIV care offers hope in Africa
- Earthquakes stress the heart long-term: study
- Easing job stress may ward off depression
- Easterners, Westerners see emotion differently
- Eat chocolate, win the Nobel Prize?
- Eat less to fend off weight gain in middle age
- Eat less to remember more, study suggests
- Eat more protein, fewer refined carbs to stay slim
- Eating during labor has no ill effects: study
- Eating eggs doesn't seem to up diabetes risk
- Eating fish has no effect on abnormal heart rhythm
- Eating healthy food costs more money in US: study
- Eating less salt doesn't cut heart risks: study
- Eating lots of red meat ups women's stroke risk
- Eating on the run may lead to a poor diet
- ECG can help predict black patients' stroke risk
- Echinacea shows no strong effect on cold misery
- E-cigarette maker accepts California marketing limits
- Economic crisis could worsen HIV/AIDS epidemic: UN
- Economic crisis rekindles Irish debate on abortion
- Economic gloom hits men harder than women: study
- Economic, health worries make 35 the new 40: report
- Economy giving women pause about motherhood?
- Economy will drive workout habits in 2010: poll
- 'Ecstasy' may help PTSD victims get better
- Ecstasy users show higher sleep apnea risk
- Eczema tied to higher impotence risk
- ED in younger men may foretell heart disease
- ED supplement causes 'worrisome' heartbeat changes
- Educated family may mean higher eating disorder risk
- Educated people cope better with dementia
- Effect of concussion can last for decades
- Effects of ADHD drug last into after-school hours
- Effects of child head injuries can last for years
- Effects of diet on diabetes risk vary by ethnicity
- Effects of weight on kids' heart rate vary by income
- Efforts to cut risky sexual behavior by U.S. teens stall
- Efforts to up minority organ donations show success
- Egg donors remain fertile after procedure: study
- Egg intake linked to diabetes risk
- Egypt debates transplant law to cut organ trade
- Egypt extends dorm lockdown after H1N1 spreads
- Egypt quarantines 234 in university dorm over H1N1
- Egypt says developing own H1N1 flu vaccine for 2011
- Egyptian firm in fake Avastin scam proves elusive
- Egypt's Mubarak stable after health fears: source
- Egypt's Mubarak unfit for prison move: prosecutor
- Eight virus types cause almost all cervical cancer
- Elder screening finds "hidden" substance misuse
- Elderly especially vulnerable to hypothermia
- Elderly get fewer antipsychotics after FDA warning
- Elderly sometimes keep using opioids after surgery
- Elderly with dementia do not improve with exercise
- Elderly women on bone drugs may live longer
- Elderly? Check obesity using waist, hips, not BMI
- Elders' blood pressure varies with outdoor temps
- Elders lack knowledge of stroke signs, risk factors
- Election bounce seen for US health insurer stocks
- Election measures against unions, abortion defeated
- Electric brain stimulation can improve math skills
- Electric stimulation may help stroke victims swallow
- Electrical jolt to egg may boost IVF success
- Electrical stimulation may ease labor pain
- Electro-acupuncture boosts IVF success in study
- Electroacupuncture may be effective for depression
- Electro-acupuncture shows promise for knee arthritis
- Electronic health records mean fewer tests: study
- Electronic medical orders may save lives: study
- Electronic medical records could spot abuse
- Electronic medical records rarely encrypted: expert
- Electronic records tied to fewer malpractice claims
- Elite athletes at greater risk for arthritis
- Elizabeth Edwards, US politician's wife, dies
- Email program may improve workers' diet, exercise
- Embalmed head of France's King Henri IV found
- Embryonic-like cells repair damaged mouse hearts
- Emotional issues may follow motor problems in kids
- Emotional ordeal for Chile miners far from over
- Emotions, support sway exercise post-breast cancer
- EMS delays for cardiac care more likely in women
- EMS improvements boost cardiac arrest survival
- EMS programs improve stroke awareness, short-term
- EMS systems catch cardiac arrests, and a lot more
- Encouraging exercise may help teens quit smoking
- Ending prostate PSA test safe for most elderly men
- End-of-life care differs by race: study
- Endometriosis associated with periodontal disease
- Endometriosis? Robot surgery may not be the answer
- Enema transplant works for stubborn infection: study
- Energy drink makers face NY Attorney General probe
- Enforcing tobacco laws cuts kids' smoking
- Engineered antibodies fight AIDS virus in monkeys
- England smoking ban cut heart attacks, health cost
- Enriched gel grows blood vessels in rats: US study
- Enriched soybean oil provides fish-free omega-3s
- Environmental lobby urges EU limits on chemicals
- Enzyme linked more tightly to heart disease
- Enzyme may reduce benefit of cholesterol drugs
- Enzymes link brain injury to Alzheimer's disease
- EPA easing air quality rule for power plants: report
- EPA says big budget cut would hurt public health
- EPA says will not tighten dust rule for farms
- EPA sued over wildlife exposure to ammunition lead
- Epidurals safer than previously thought
- Epilepsy drug should be avoided during pregnancy
- Epilepsy drugs linked to more broken bones
- Epileptic drug calms restless legs, improves sleep
- E-prescriptions cut medication errors: study
- Equal access may cut some health disparities: study
- Equine herpes outbreak hits Western U.S. states
- ER crowding may not slow heart attack care
- ER crowding tied to higher death rates
- ER docs not following lung-clot guidelines
- Erbitux may help fight breast cancer, claims study
- Erectile drugs might help premature ejaculation
- Errors kill 15,000 aged patients a month: study
- Errors spike as teaching hospitals get going
- ERs often skip tests for young kids with fever
- Estrogen tied to restless legs during pregnancy
- Estrogen use tied to bladder control problems
- Ethics body backs potential "3-parent" IVF treatment
- Ethiopia, UN launch food appeal for 2.8 mln people
- Ethnically dense neighborhood good for health
- EU advises all girls need cervical cancer vaccines
- EU agency recalls Pacira drug on contamination worries
- EU agency recommends limiting calcitonin medicines
- EU agency urges ban on diet drug
- EU aims to clamp down harder on designer drugs
- EU and U.S. ask if Avandia has a future
- EU considering cigarette logo ban to deter smoking
- EU court bars stem cell patents if embryos destroyed
- EU customs seize 1 bln euros of fake goods in 2010
- EU defines nanomaterials to assess health risks
- EU delays verdict on Takeda diabetes drug to July
- EU drugs agency faces gap at top awaiting new boss
- EU guidelines clear way for biosimilar antibodies
- EU members approve stevia sweeteners for food use
- EU plans new rules to avoid fresh dioxin feed scare
- EU plans to block fake drugs spark industry row
- EU pulls plug on Glaxo's Avandia, FDA restricts
- EU recommends restricted use of GSK's flu shot
- EU regulator reviews safety of GSK swine flu jab
- EU regulator to review anti-obesity medicines
- EU says Novartis MS drug needs heart monitoring
- EU scientific body raises health alarm on MP3s
- EU sees no more danger from German dioxin alert
- EU sets out tough rules on medicines information
- EU states back country-of-origin labels for meat
- EU tightens rules on unsafe children's toys
- EU to ban Bisphenol A in baby bottles in 2011
- EU wants more medical device controls after PIP scare
- EU watchdog calls for withdrawal of old painkiller
- EU/India trade pact could limit cheap drugs - MSF
- Europe aims to reduce cancer deaths by 15 pct by 2020
- Europe health check shows TB, measles, other worries
- Europe kickstarts fightback against superbugs
- Europe prepares for shortages of Genzyme drugs
- Europe varies widely in at-home cancer deaths
- Europe, U.S. accused of stalling UN disease talks
- European hackers suspected in Utah Medicaid breach
- European life expectancy rising despite obesity
- European regulators back first gene therapy drug
- Europeans get unequal cancer care -Swedish study
- Europeans spend billions on fake medicines: survey
- Europe's brain disorder bill hits 800 billion euros
- Europe's drugmakers beat U.S. on access for poor
- Europe's E. coli outbreaks linked to Egyptian seeds
- Europe's flu rate rises, disease spreads eastwards
- Even 15 minutes of exercise a day is good: study
- Even a little alcohol ups cancer risk in women
- Even at higher genetic heart risk, lifestyle helps
- Even good evidence needs promotion
- Even legitimate opioid use may cause overdose
- Even low blood lead levels linked to gout risk
- Even low lead levels may be harmful to kids: study
- Even modest fitness may extend lifespan
- Even routine tests can up newborns' pain response
- Even 'safe' ozone levels may be hard on the lungs
- Even third-hand smoke carries carcinogens
- Even when prostate cancer returns, most survive
- Even when treated, depression costs employers
- Even with fewer risk factors, heavy men die earlier
- Even without anemia, iron may help fatigue
- 'Evening types' more likely to smoke: study
- Everest climbers in test for keys to heart treatment
- Evergreen Produce sprouts may carry salmonella: FDA
- Everyone in US should get flu vaccine - experts
- Evidence "increasingly against" phone cancer risk
- Evidence backs melanoma-Parkinson's association
- Evidence behind autism drugs may be biased: study
- Evidence for acupuncture in impotence is weak
- Evidence for acupuncture PMS relief is shaky
- Evidence lacking for most autism treatments
- Evidence lacking on screening for kidney disease
- Evidence suggests role for chemicals in diabetes
- Evidence that soy eases hot flashes inconclusive
- Evidence ties smoking to throat, stomach cancer
- 'Excellence' centers no better for bariatric surgery
- Excess pregnancy pounds tied to extra fat in kids
- Excess weight in elderly makes daily tasks harder
- Excess weight raises pregnancy risks: study
- Excessive dioxin in 8 pct of European food samples
- Excessive drinking's toll on U.S. economy growing, CDC says
- Excessive meat and dairy may harm sperm quality
- Exclusive: EU medicines head urges tougher implant rules
- Exclusive: Health benefits report may miss deadline
- Exclusive: Medtronic probes insulin pump risks
- EXCLUSIVE: WellPoint routinely targets breast cancer patients
- Exelixis drug shows promise in prostate cancer
- Exercise after age 30 may curb breast cancer risk
- Exercise boosts breast cancer patients' well-being
- Exercise boosts older women's quality of life
- Exercise boosts well-being after breast cancer
- Exercise calms agitation associated with dementia
- Exercise can benefit men with prostate cancer
- Exercise eases fatigue in cancer patients on chemo
- Exercise has lasting benefits for older women
- Exercise improves young men's heart regulation
- Exercise low on Americans' activity list: study
- Exercise makes big difference for heart failure
- Exercise matters long after cancer diagnosis
- Exercise may boost lung cancer survivors' well-being
- Exercise may boost mood for some chronically ill
- Exercise may help ease depression in heart failure
- Exercise may help limit pregnancy weight gain
- Exercise may help soothe irritable bowels
- Exercise may lower teens' risk of type 2 diabetes
- Exercise may not boost obese teens' metabolism
- Exercise may not limit pregnancy weight gain
- Exercise may not make older people fall less
- Exercise may offer drug-free migraine prevention
- Exercise may prevent incontinence from prostate surgery
- Exercise may temporarily ease cigarette cravings
- Exercise often enough for Achilles injury recovery
- Exercise prevents knee injuries in army recruits
- Exercise protects and improves the aging brain
- Exercise test predicts heart problems in diabetics
- Exercise therapy best way to treat groin pain
- Exercise tied to lower risk of psoriasis: study
- Exercise unlikely to lift depression long-term
- Exercise, cutting cholesterol help fix fatty liver
- Exercise, green tea may lessen breast cancer blues
- Exercise, meds both help depressed heart patients
- Exercise, vitamin D may prevent falls: guidelines
- Exercise, vitamin D tied to fewer falls
- Exercises may reduce severity of sleep apnea
- Exercising less than daily still works for diabetics
- Exercising the mind could hold off dementia
- Expanded Tylenol recall aggravates J&J headache
- Expanding Medicaid will cost US states billions-study
- Expanding waist worsens kids' sleep apnea
- Expensive hospital care may not save more lives
- Expensive, newer stents not better for all patients
- Experience key in prenatal tests' miscarriage risk
- Experiment seeks blood test for breast cancer
- Experimental AIDS vaccine shows promise in monkeys
- Experimental diabetes drug tops older therapies
- Experimental diet drug keeps weight off for 2 years
- Experimental drug curbs smokers' nicotine cravings
- Experimental drug kills breast cancer stem cells
- Experimental drug works in resistant tuberculosis
- Experimental flu treatment may help related virus
- Experimental Novartis drug shows malaria promise
- Experimental obesity drug beats placebo again
- Experimental vaccine works against Chikungunya
- Expert sees big mental health effects from BP spill
- Experts back surgery to combat diabetes in obese
- Experts call for vaccination, antibiotics in Haiti
- Experts decry "dangerous" mental health manual
- Experts demand European action on plastics
- Experts design tiny beads to monitor blood sugar
- Experts find compound to fight bird, seasonal flu
- Experts find gene trigger for deadly skin cancer
- Experts find gene variants for stomach cancer
- Experts find rogue stem cells in liver cancer
- Experts find way to make mosquitoes dengue-free
- Experts give low marks for AIDS prevention efforts
- Experts grow mouse sperm to help human infertility
- Experts identify genes linked to chronic diseases
- Experts identify key triggers in malaria vaccine hunt
- Experts promote baldness drug for prostate cancer
- Experts promote baldness drug for prostate cancer
- Experts question study's asthma drug safety claim
- Experts recommend fine-tuning of HIV treatment
- Experts say 40 percent of cancers could be prevented
- Experts say develop eggs using stem cells from mice
- Experts study parasites' diet to find drug targets
- Experts study thriving HIV "controllers" in vaccine search
- Experts to review status of flu pandemic on Tuesday
- Experts try to break dengue scourge with gene study
- Experts unconvinced by changes to psychiatric guide
- Experts urge overhaul of health privacy rules
- Experts urge screening for obesity in kids
- Experts warn of cancer linked to certain herbs
- Experts warn U.S. to boost Alzheimer's funding
- Exposure to antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy linked to adverse outcomes
- Express Scripts says moving on without Walgreen
- Express, Medco tout savings, competition in hearing
- Ex-smokers on their own in fending off a relapse
- Extend STD treatment beyond patients, say ob-gyns
- Extending daylight could boost health, help planet
- Extra brain cells may be key to autism: study
- Extra calcium not likely to help teens lose weight
- Extra calcium won't cut men's cholesterol levels
- Extra calcium, vitamin D no bone booster for men
- Extra iron won't help many pregnant women
- Extra oxygen may harm emergency patients: report
- Extra pounds tied to higher risk of hospitalization
- Extra pregnancy pounds may hurt baby: study
- Extra sleep may improve kids' conduct
- Extra vitamin D may not help ward off colds
- Extra walking does not improve muscle strength
- Extra weight comes with more knee pain, stiffness
- Extra weight linked to dementia risk: study
- Extra weight piles on knee arthritis risk: study
- Extreme flexibility comes with triple migraine risk
- Extreme long-distance running can damage the body
- Extreme preemies at risk for asthma as adults
- Extreme preemies show mental deficits as adults
- Extremely premature babies show higher autism risk
- Ex-US President Carter normal, still in hospital
- Ex-US President Carter released from hospital
- Eye disorder common among diabetic adults
- Eye Eye captain: Bounty mutineer descendants may hold key to myopia
- Eye injuries down in women's lacrosse
- Eye movement tests show family autism connection
- Eye problems common in children with hearing loss
- Eye study shows how deadly form of malaria kills
- Eyesight key in seniors' decision to quit driving
- Face looking old? Don't blame your genes
- Face masks curb in-home spread of the flu: study
- Face too square? There's a surgery for that
- Facebook calls on members to flag organ donor status
- Facebook launches tool to report suicidal behavior
- Facebook page launched to increase organ donation
- Facial expressions, weight may sway kids' eating
- Facial pain often severe, but not common
- Facing anti-malaria nets, mosquitoes alter habits
- Facing combat ups depression risk in US troops
- Factbox: Healthcare legal issues at Supreme Court
- FACTBOX-Foes plan next wave of healthcare lawsuits
- Failed Alzheimer's drug may get second chance
- Failing erections may point to heart problems
- Fake Avastin had salt, starch, chemicals: Roche
- Fake Avastin shows little protection of drug supply
- Fake doctor jailed for giving breast exams in bars
- Fake drugs leads to GSK recalls in South Africa
- Fake drugs threaten gains made in war on malaria
- Fake sugar may alter how the body handles real sugar
- Fall risk may rise after cataract surgery
- Falling U.S. cancer rate saves 650,000 lives
- Falls, eye tests may hint at early Alzheimer's
- Families may be too optimistic about dim prognosis
- Families of tiniest preemies do well long-term
- Family abuse of people with dementia common: study
- Family dog tied to lower eczema rates in at-risk kids
- Family fat explains some of family diabetes risk
- Family group sues New York City schools over light fixtures
- Family history linked to acne in teens
- Family history not the sole risk for breast cancer
- Family history of alcoholism raises obesity risk
- Family meals' fat-fighting effects vary by race
- Family meals might help kids keep a healthy weight
- Family meals, vegetables may keep kids trim
- Family of former NFL player Dave Duerson files suit
- Family of sudden death victim may also be at risk
- Family sessions prevent anxiety in at-risk kids
- Family stress may make kids fat: study
- Family therapy helps ease kids' stomach pain
- Family ties play big role in atrial fibrillation
- Family whooping cough shots may protect babies
- Family-centered rounds more common, obstacles remain
- Famine children dying on E. Africa "roads of death"
- Farm, food service jobs tied to heart disease risk
- Farmers' pesticides may not raise heart risks
- Farrah Fawcett, 1970s sex symbol, dies aged 62
- Fast food lunch packs major sodium punch
- Fast machines, genes and the future of medicine
- Faster stroke care when patients come by ambulance
- Faster, stronger, deadlier: the MRSA superbug
- Fast-food diners don't check calorie content
- Fast-food restaurants target US kids, study shows
- Fast-food salt content varies by country: study
- Fat and getting fatter: U.S. obesity rates to soar by 2030
- Fat camp shows China battling the bulge
- Fat in diet won't affect weight gain over time
- Fat injection aids paralyzed vocal cords
- Fate of last smallpox virus stocks divides WHO
- Fatherhood lowers testosterone in men, study finds
- Fatigue after early breast cancer often fades: study
- Fatty acid in dairy foods may lower diabetes risk
- Fatty acids in diet affect ulcerative colitis risk
- Faults seen in cancer study funding
- Faulty gene leads to protein buildup in Alzheimer's
- Faulty gene may explain sudden deaths in epilepsy
- Favorite snacks don't get boring for obese women
- FBI employees arrested for lies about steroid use
- FBI probes fires at women's clinics in Georgia
- FBI, police seek to reach buyers of suicide kits
- FCC may take up issue of cell phone radiation
- FDA ad chief says drugmaker warnings double
- FDA adds diabetes, memory loss warnings to statins
- FDA adds diabetes, memory loss warnings to statins
- FDA adds warnings to Celexa label
- FDA advisers consider time limit for bone drugs
- FDA advisers stand behind Ortho Evra patch
- FDA advisers: revise popular birth control labels
- FDA allows uncleared uses of flu drugs, tests
- FDA approves Abbott's Humira for ulcerative colitis
- FDA approves Gilead's once-daily HIV pill
- FDA approves Merck's new diabetes therapy combo
- FDA approves new birth control pill Natazia
- FDA approves new drug for tough-to-treat gout
- FDA approves new, cheaper female condom
- FDA approves Seattle Genetics cancer drug
- FDA approves second Advanced Cell stem cell trial
- FDA asked to treat superbugs like rare diseases
- FDA cannot block e-cigarette imports: US court
- FDA cites risk, but MS patients seek unproven therapy
- FDA clears Canada OJ, holds other imports for tests
- FDA clears cardio devices on weak research: study
- FDA delays deadline for new U.S. sunscreen labels
- FDA denies petition to ban common chemical BPA
- FDA doctors, scientists claim illegal surveillance
- FDA eyes stronger warning on popular birth control
- FDA fails to approve cholesterol drug for kidney
- FDA finds grime at J&J plant, urges use of generics
- FDA finds U.S. drug research firm faked
- FDA fines Red Cross $16 million for safety lapses
- FDA focuses on kidney safety of Gilead's HIV pill
- FDA forms expert panel to speed up device approval
- FDA gets tougher with certain drug trials
- FDA head says more egg recalls possible
- FDA hires former Dartmouth dean to new post
- FDA investigates papaya in new salmonella outbreak
- FDA issues warning for high doses of Zocor
- FDA lists drugs under review for safety issues
- FDA looks to solve problems with defibrillators
- FDA may get two more months to review new drugs
- FDA must remove antibiotics from animal feed: judge
- FDA needs new tools to check food, drugs: experts
- FDA official attacks safety of diabetes drug
- FDA OKs eye telescope for common cause of blindness
- FDA OKs first obesity drug in 13 years
- FDA OKs tamper resistant form of OxyContin
- FDA panel backs Gilead's Truvada to prevent HIV
- FDA panel backs OraSure's In-Home HIV test
- FDA panel recommends Gilead's Quad for HIV
- FDA panel says pain drug trials should continue
- FDA panel urges new look at "silver" teeth fillings
- FDA places experimental pain drugs on hold
- FDA plans oversight of some mobile medical apps
- FDA probes hundreds of problems with J&J medicines
- FDA program to foster innovation starts with kidneys
- FDA proposes targeted drug testing guidelines
- FDA recommends limits on highest dose of Zocor
- FDA rules out bisphosphonate, thigh fracture link
- FDA says acid reflux drugs carry fracture risk
- FDA says diabetes drug Actos raises cancer risk
- FDA says drospirenone may raise clot risk
- FDA says Singulair data do not suggest suicide link
- FDA says ulcer drugs may raise diarrhea risk
- FDA says unsure if Novartis MS pill caused deaths
- FDA sees huge opportunities in opening up drug data
- FDA staff question dosing for Novartis lung drug
- FDA staff unsure about new use for Amgen's Xgeva
- FDA staff urge more antipsychotic review in kids
- FDA staff worried about lung risk with Alexza drug
- FDA staff: Gilead's Truvada may help reduce HIV risk
- FDA still probing recall of some Tylenol products
- FDA to ask panel whether to ban diet drug
- FDA to let women try new breast drugs earlier
- FDA to look at blood clot risk from drospirenone
- FDA to look into gene tests to be sold at Walgreen
- FDA to oversee J&J plants after flood of recalls
- FDA to review medical products alongside Medicare
- FDA to study safety of drugs taken during pregnancy
- FDA turns attention to radiation therapy devices
- FDA unveils new action on prescription drug abuse
- FDA urges caution on Amgen, J&J anemia drugs
- FDA urges removal of Korean seafood products
- FDA warns about cantaloupe-linked illnesses, deaths
- FDA warns against fake online H1N1 remedy claims
- FDA warns Avon to smooth out claims on skin products
- FDA warns centers for misleading Lap-Band ads
- FDA warns Kellogg over contaminated Eggo waffles
- FDA warns makers of caffeinated alcoholic drinks
- FDA warns MS patients about risky stent treatment
- FDA warns of allergy risk with Merck antipsychotic
- FDA warns Pfizer for not reporting side effects
- FDA, industry reach generic drug fee agreement
- FDA, Medicare to review medical devices in tandem
- FDA: Big Tobacco must tell you what you're smoking
- FDA: migraine drug ups risk for oral birth defects
- Fear and misreporting in the vaccine wars
- Fear battles fatalism in Africa's AIDS fight
- Fear, suspicion in Pakistan slow global polio fight
- Federal crackdown on prescription drugs spreads
- Federal judge halts Mississippi abortion law
- Federal judge refuses to block Kansas abortion law
- Federal money kept states from cutting Medicaid
- Federal prosecutors target California pot industry
- Feds raid Mass. lab tied to meningitis outbreak
- Feds raid 'Princeton of Pot' in California
- Feds seek Medicaid savings with better care
- Feeding tubes may be overused in demented patients
- Feeling old and blue? Green tea may help
- Feeling pain? The computer can tell
- Feeling stressed out tied to heart disease risk
- Female heart attack victims more likely to call 911
- Female skiers likelier to injure non-dominant knee
- Female smokers have more bladder symptoms
- Fenofibrate curbs heart disease in diabetics
- Fertility drug may reduce hot flashes
- Fertility problems may not affect kids' coordination
- Fertility treatment can use semen from men with HIV
- Fertility treatment less successful in obese women
- Fertility treatment may alter gender balance: study
- Fertility treatment raises tumor risk in study
- Fertility treatment tied to risk of cerebral palsy
- Fertility treatments eventually show 'diminishing returns'
- Fetal alcohol disorders common in Eastern Europe adoptees
- Few advantages seen for Crestor over Lipitor-study
- Few Americans travel overseas for medical care
- Few Chinese lung diseased workers get redress: report
- Few depressed Americans treated appropriately: study
- Few docs, hospitals exchanging patient information
- Few extreme preemies survive, despite more effort
- Few high-risk women in U.S. take breast cancer drug
- Few improvements in pancreatic cancer treatment
- Few in US with HIV have virus under control: CDC
- Few major complications after prostate radiation
- Few options if top court strikes part of health law
- Few people cover coughs and sneezes
- Few poor kids get asthma meds after ER visit
- Few RA clinical trials compare one drug to another
- Few radioactive particles on US west coast: sources
- Few teens show signs of 'problem' video-gaming
- Few U.S. hospitals have electronic medical records
- Few U.S. ob-gyns provide abortions: study
- Few U.S. teens need cholesterol-lowering drugs
- Few US studies compare one drug to another: report
- Few women follow pre-pregnancy recommendations
- Few women getting tested for chlamydia: CDC
- Fewer Americans following a healthy lifestyle
- Fewer Americans smoke, pace of decline slowing: CDC
- Fewer babies get chicken pox when kids are vaccinated
- Fewer behavior problems for breastfed kids: study
- Fewer blacks, Hispanics get new heart device
- Fewer deaths with cardiac rehab after angioplasty
- Fewer fill "dispense as written" prescriptions
- Fewer food choices don't help people lose weight
- Fewer girls completing all three HPV shots: study
- Fewer heart stents in US states reporting outcomes
- Fewer hip fractures after cataract surgery
- Fewer in U.S. developing and dying of colon cancer
- Fewer in U.S. get antibiotics for coughs, colds
- Fewer jobs means more spending on U.S. Medicaid
- Fewer kids being hospitalized for near-drowning
- Fewer kids dying from leukemia: study
- Fewer living-donor kidneys in "opt-out" systems
- Fewer mammograms needed for low-risk women: study
- Fewer orthopedic surgeons seeing kids: study
- Fewer pediatricians, more ruptured appendixes
- Fewer people see heavy smoking as high risk: survey
- Fewer platelets may still protect cancer patients
- Fewer public schools selling sugary drinks
- Fewer screening colonoscopies OK for some: study
- Fewer students can buy sodas at schools
- Fewer sugary drinks may lower blood pressure
- Fewer than 1 in 20 in U.S. eat enough whole grains
- Fewer than half of U.S. moms breastfeed enough: CDC
- Fewer U.S. women dying of lung cancer -study
- Fewer US teens report being sexually active
- Fewer young girls getting married in South Asia
- Fiber-added foods may not stem your hunger
- Fiber-loving teens have lower heart, diabetes risks
- Fibrate drug may prevent or delay type 2 diabetes
- Fibroid embolization 'fails' more in young women
- Fibroids more common after child abuse
- Fibromyalgia comes with a suicide risk: study
- Fifteen eggs optimum for IVF success, study finds
- Fighting cancer: diet, scant exercise problems
- Film critic Ebert to debut TV show in January
- Financial incentives affect surgical decisions
- Financial incentives for doctors don't always help
- Financial transparency skin-deep at medical journals
- Finding a new virus: Spit, sequencing and serendipity
- Finding it hard to walk? Try walking
- Finding ovarian cancer fast may not help survival
- Findings confirm H1N1 flu's toll on pregnant women
- Finger length linked to men's risk of knee injury
- Finland study urges ban on strong beers in stores
- Finland's emphysema rates hold steady
- Fire and ambulance recruits often overweight
- Fire retardants may not harm newborns' thyroids
- Firms to charge smokers, obese more for healthcare
- First baby over age 45? Expect complications: study
- First mother-to-daughter uterus transplant carried out in Sweden
- First patient treated in Geron stem cell trial
- First patients shown to improve with embryonic stem cells
- First period doesn't boost girls' headaches
- First period tied to girl's weight
- First seizure may fuel thinking trouble in kids
- First U.S. full face transplant done in Boston
- First-time dads' age tied to kids' schizophrenia risk
- First-time mothers drive up c-section rate: study
- First-trimester job strain tied to low birthweight
- Fiscal woes to last decades for states, cities
- Fish eaters show lower risk of age-related eye disease
- Fish linked to heart failure risk, omega-3 results mixed
- Fish may not protect against heart failure
- Fish oil does not help atrial fibrillation: study
- Fish oil may not prevent depression: study
- Fish oil may prevent Alzheimer's weight loss
- Fish oil might lower breast cancer risk
- Fish oil no help for heart patients' depression
- Fish oil no help for mom's mood, baby's development
- Fish oil pills don't improve kids' braininess
- Fish oil plus exercise may do older muscles good
- Fish oil protects against cellular aging
- Fish oil shows little effect on Tourette's tics
- Fish oil supplements don't help MS patients: study
- Fish oil supplements may not prevent mental decline
- Fish oil won't accelerate weight loss
- Fish tied to lower colon cancer risk: study
- Fish-eaters show lower risk of preterm birth
- Fish-filled diet may cut prostate cancer mortality
- Fishy diet comes with lower risk of stroke
- Fit Holidays: Eat, drink and be merry in moderation
- Fitness and 'fatness' both matter to the heart
- Fitness freebies for belt-tightening times
- Fitness may shield the aging brain
- Fitness resolutions to accentuate the positive
- Fitter diabetic men live longer
- Five charged after Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone
- Five VA patients blinded by Avastin injections
- Five years comatose, Israel's Sharon taken home
- Five years on breast cancer drug tamoxifen beats two
- Flame retardant may affect fertility: study
- Flat feet tied to knee pain in older adults
- Flavanol-rich cocoa may reduce blood pressure a bit
- Flexible work tied to some health benefits
- Flomax linked to cataract surgery complications
- Florida death toll rises for mosquito-borne virus
- Florida paroles terminally ill inmate who bit deputy
- Florida passes bill to test state workers for drugs
- Florida says no to two U.S. healthcare law features
- Florida seen at risk from Caribbean dengue epidemic
- Flu causes heart attacks but vaccine protects
- Flu drug shortage may bring back art of pharmacy
- Flu drugs inappropriate for healthy adults: study
- Flu experts gear up for pandemic of vaccine worry
- Flu from animals an ongoing threat - reports
- Flu kills 27 in Britain, spreading in Europe
- Flu pandemic may change US flu approach forever
- Flu pandemic remains moderate, easing in areas: WHO
- Flu shot advised for travelers to southern hemisphere
- Flu shot linked to reduced heart attack risk
- Flu shot safe for most egg allergic kids: study
- Flu shots lower risk of flu-like illnesses
- Flu shots safe for pregnant women, study finds
- Flu vaccine production to double by 2015, WHO says
- Flu virus cases may rise in southern hemisphere
- Flu, not vaccine, is linked to rare nerve disorder
- Focus on children best way to stop flu bugs: study
- Folate added to food may raise colon cancer risk
- Folate tied to lower colon cancer risk
- Folate-rich diet cuts women's colon cancer risk
- Folic acid doesn't cut risk of colon polyps
- Folic acid doesn't cut risk of stroke: study
- Folic acid fails in another heart-health study
- Folic acid in late pregnancy tied to child asthma
- Folic acid in pregnancy tied to better toddler talk
- Folic acid may help prevent fetal heart defects
- Folic acid tied to better grades in Swedish teens
- Folic acid tied to lower child cancer risks
- Follow-up colonoscopy often misused: studies
- Food allergies affect 1 in 12 kids: study
- Food allergies cost U.S. $500 mln a year: study
- Food costs at records, no let up on prices: FAO
- Food dye makers push back as panel weighs safety
- 'Food environment' in US schools getting a bit better
- Food insecurity adds to health problems in HIV
- Food meets pharma as Nestle fights for health claims
- Food prices rise further, raising fears of unrest
- Food prices to be even more volatile, U.N. says
- Food safety a "priority" for U.S. Senate-Reid aide
- Food security focus fuels new crop chemical worries
- Food security still a problem as hunger rises: FAO
- Food stamp users risk weight gain: study
- Food stamps don't alter kids' sugary drink choices
- Food tax could trim some people's calorie intake
- Food-allergic kids should carry two 'epi' doses
- Food-borne diseases still plague the US
- Food-safety overhaul rides on funding bill
- Foot and mouth study suggests culls may be reduced
- Foot reflexology does not enhance ovulation: study
- Football knee injuries likelier on turf than grass
- Foot-long surgical tool left in woman's abdomen
- For a healthy-sized baby, stay active in pregnancy
- For a long life, upbringing may trump education
- For best US healthcare, location matters: study
- For diabetics online, lots of networking options
- For doctor pushing lung screening, a vindication
- For doctors in Haiti, worst is yet to come
- For egg-allergic kids, one-dose flu shot may be OK
- For flu, vaccines better than antiviral drugs
- For heart failure, better care comes at a cost
- For heart health: avoid tobacco smoke, pollution
- For kids in poverty, no brain benefit to iron, zinc
- For less foot pain, pick sneakers over heels
- For low-risk, births, home is as safe as hospital
- For lymphoma, where you get care may affect outcome
- For many in US, health coverage is key to a job
- For Misrata ambulances, every run is life or death
- For obese, vaccine needle size matters
- For optimal work commitment, skip the pot?
- For persistent fibroids, a less invasive option
- For sleeping babies, softer isn't safer
- For some women, trans fats could be deadly
- For some, 3D movies a pain in the head
- For the heavy, economic woes can mean weight gain
- For women on HRT, tenderness may be warning sign
- For women, battle of bulge just got tougher
- Forced coughing eases pain during cervical biopsy
- Forceps delivery tied to lower brain injury risk
- Foreign-trained docs as good as US physicians: study
- Forget "fad" diets and eat less, say UK experts
- Forgotten patients hold key to heart device safety
- Former anti-doping chief accuses union of stalling
- Former British PM Thatcher leaves hospital
- Former first lady Betty Ford dies, age 93
- Former inmates prone to high blood pressure: study
- Former lab tech charged in New Hampshire hepatitis C outbreak
- Former NBA center Sabonis survives heart attack
- Former preemies may have weak bones
- Former Sen. Arlen Specter diagnosed with cancer again
- Formula doesn't keep kids from gaining weight: study
- Formulating functional fitness for everyday people
- Fortified breast milk may not up preemies' growth
- Fortified juice boosts kids' omega-3 levels
- Foster kids get more antipsychotics: study
- Four PediaCare cough and cold medicines recalled
- Fracture risk doubled after obesity surgery
- Fractures up risk of death in older people: study
- France to renew tight limits on stem cells, IVF
- France wants to sell millions of surplus flu shots
- Free birth control tied to drop in abortions
- Free circumcision makes good politics in Turkey
- Free formula samples at hospitals raise concern
- Free fruit at school tied to fewer junk snacks
- Free latte for doctors? Not so fast
- French and Swiss are happiest with health systems
- French breast implant boss arrested
- French drugmaker on trial over weight-loss pill
- French drugmaker Servier trial delayed over appeal
- French gov't vows change over slimming pill scandal
- French health chief quits in slimming pill furore
- French implant boss's flippancy sparks anger
- French officials urge tougher EU rules after PIP affair
- French scientists create skin fast from stem cells
- French-German E. coli link seen in sprouts
- Frequent eating tied to less weight gain in girls
- Frequent moves in childhood tied to suicide risk
- Frequent red meat eaters at higher risk of stroke
- Frequent vigorous exercise raises heart risk
- Fresh heroin warning after 2nd London anthrax case
- Fresh or frozen might not matter for donated eggs
- Friend groups may encourage kids to be more active
- Friendly bacteria help calm colicky babies
- From the flight deck: diabetics, watch your insulin
- Frozen blood a source of stem cells, study finds
- Frozen blood a source of stem cells, study finds
- Frozen donor eggs may work as well as fresh
- Frozen donor embryos may often go unused: study
- Fructose not linked to extra weight gain: report
- Fruit and vegetable school programs help a little
- Fruit extract shows promise as weight-loss aid
- Fruit, veggies tied to lower diabetes risk
- Fruits and veggies may not lower kids' allergy risk
- Frustration grows as AIDS science, politics clash
- FTC says POM Wonderful ads "false and unsubstantiated"
- FTC weakens proposals for food ads to children
- Fukushima workers may have passed radiation limit
- Fukushima: 554 cows fed contaminated feed shipped
- Full active life benefits the aging brain: report
- Full bladder wakes one in five men at night
- Fullness cue may go awry in severely obese
- Fund backs cervical cancer vaccine in poor nations
- Funding bill may address drug shortages-aides
- Funding crunch puts progress on AIDS at risk
- Funding cuts put 3.4 mln TB patients at risk - NGOs
- Funding squeeze to force patient-focused healthcare
- Funding uncertain for US food safety overhaul
- Fungus threatens extinction of some US bats: study
- Fungus-tainted corn a factor in Africa HIV spread?
- Future of AIDS gels may lie in drugs, experts say
- Gaining on death, cooling therapy catches on slowly
- Gallbladder and appendix surgery safe in pregnancy
- Gallbladder risk no higher with newer "Pill"
- Gallstones, earlier death linked
- Gameworld: Motion games broaden uses beyond exercise
- Gaps in US kids' vaccine coverage shrinking
- Gaps seen in pregnancy-related diabetes screening
- Garlic -- a secret weapon against hypertension?
- Gas appliances may affect kids' brain development
- Gas stoves show small effect on kids' lung function
- Gastric band improves obese teen's metabolic status
- Gastric bypass better than Lap-Band: US study
- Gastric bypass patients keep the weight off: study
- Gastric bypass provides long-term diabetes control
- Gates and UK pledge $2.3 billion for vaccines
- Gates appeals for "decade of vaccines"
- Gates Foundation to pledge funds for contraception
- Gates Foundation works to boost food production
- Gates says vaccine investment offers best returns
- Gates: Polio can be all but stopped in three years
- Gauging hype during Heart Month: 5 tests you might not need
- Gay, bisexual teens at risk for eating disorders
- Gaza siege damages Palestinians' health: study
- GE Healthcare recalls some ventilators for safety
- Gear, water likely caused Listeria outbreak: report
- Gel balls new threat to toddlers, doctors say
- Gel effective for women with overactive bladder
- Gel fuel linked to flash fires, severe burns recalled
- Gel lubricant reduces pain during vaginal exams
- Gender "non-conformity" tied to abuse in kids
- Gender affects outcome of heart valve surgery
- Gender disparities seen in EMS care for chest pain
- Gene affects pregnant women's smoking habits
- Gene changes impact smokers' lung disease risk
- Gene clue may explain breast cancer drug response
- Gene could explain why asthma treatments fail some
- Gene explains breast cancer chemotherapy outcomes
- Gene found that may predict lung cancer in smokers
- Gene helps explain a third of inherited ALS cases
- Gene in metabolic disorder linked to Parkinson's
- Gene links to celiac disease may help drug search
- Gene may pinpoint most aggressive prostate cancer
- Gene mutation may be key to schizophrenia: study
- Gene pattern predicts who will live the longest
- Gene predicts response to hepatitis C drugs: study
- Gene scan shows one man's heart attack, cancer risk
- Gene studies zero in on breast, ovarian cancer risk
- Gene test approved for selecting Erbitux patients
- Gene test helps select breast cancer chemotherapy
- Gene test may cut need for prostate cancer surgery
- Gene test users largely satisfied, survey finds
- Gene testing doesn't help predict heart disease
- Gene tests inadvertently exposing cases of incest
- Gene therapy appears to help patient with anemia
- Gene therapy promising for rheumatoid arthritis
- Gene therapy proves effective for hemophilia B
- Gene therapy shown to destroy leukemia tumors
- Gene therapy shows promise in reducing HIV
- Gene therapy: Mending a failing heart?
- Gene variants may raise risk of infectious diseases
- Gene variants put diabetics at risk of kidney disease
- Generic drugmakers criticize US health plan rebates
- Generic drugmakers to build warning system on shortages
- Genes affect smoking behavior, lung cancer risk
- Genes in mother, baby raise risk of preterm birth
- Genes may protect some people from TB
- Genes predict response to leukemia treatment
- Genes, environment play role in kids' sleep apnea
- Genetic ancestry tests imperfect say researchers
- Genetic cancer test often urged for wrong women
- Genetic diabetes counseling may not inspire change
- Genetic factors key to prostate cancer death risk
- Genetic gift from mom, genetic burden from dad
- Genetic signature may lead to better TB diagnosis
- Genetic test for breast cancer drug often lacking
- Genetically modified rice a good vitamin A source
- Genital cutting not tied to childbirth complication
- Genital herpes can spread despite lack of symptoms
- Genital pain not uncommon among women: survey
- Genital warts on the decline among Swedish women
- Genital warts tied to range of cancers
- Genome study solves US twins' mystery illness
- Gentler surgery for hay fever shows promise
- Genzyme warns of drug supply disruptions
- George Clooney got malaria in Sudan, now cured
- Georgia joins lawsuit against healthcare overhaul
- German doctors declare "cure" in HIV patient
- German farm chief cannot understand E.coli inquiry
- German MP:overweight people must pay more on health
- German rabbi faces charges over circumcision
- German scientists develop fast-acting germ killer
- German verdict to delay circumcision, not ban it-jurist
- Germans find dangerous materials in tattoo ink
- Germans pin E. coli outbreak on Spanish cucumbers
- Germans take no chances as E.coli confounds experts
- Germans unhappy with handling of E.coli outbreak
- Germany advises women to have PIP implants removed
- Germany expecting more E.coli deaths
- Germany joins France in suspending top diabetes drug
- Germany outlines new law allowing circumcision
- Germany resumes ritual circumcisions after dispute
- Germany steps up hunt for deadly E.coli source
- Germany tells Jews, Muslims they will be free to circumcise
- Germany: Colonoscopy prevents 15,000 cancer cases
- Germy mouths linked to heart attacks, study finds
- Get in step with your fitness personality: expert
- Get junk food out of U.S. schools: PTA, diet group
- Getting fatter in mid-life may worsen hot flashes
- Getting fit in midlife, better late than never
- Getting into stem cells study will be tough-doctor
- Getting married may also get you a kidney
- Getting more than just an apple a day
- Getting paid to quit may work for some smokers
- Getting to the heart of cardio fitness matters
- Ghana's mentally ill suffer widespread abuses: report
- Giffords' brain benefits from benign bullet route
- Giffords cleared to attend shuttle launch: husband
- Giffords' husband to command space shuttle flight
- Giffords leaves hospital for Texas rehab facility
- Giffords leaving Congress to recover from shooting
- Giffords taken outside for first time
- Giffords upgraded from critical to serious
- Gilead kickstarts patent pool for AIDS drugs
- Ginkgo extract doesn't slow cognitive decline-study
- Ginkgo no help for heart, but may aid leg arteries
- Ginseng does not improve blood sugar processing
- Girl tests experimental drug after virus kills horse
- Girls at risk of HIV boost self esteem at camp
- Girls' HPV vaccination rates falling short
- Girls in girl-boy twin pairs may be a bit heavier
- Girls less likely to have short height checked out
- Girls may not have riskier sex after HPV vaccination
- Girls react more to peer judgment as they age
- Girls who walk, bike to school do better in tests
- Girls with migraines pack on extra pounds
- Give slim kids higher marks, says French diet guru
- Give your kidneys a break: lose some weight
- Giving birth is a battle for survival in Afghanistan
- Giving diaphragms to sex workers may not up risk-taking
- Giving flu vaccine to US tots cuts ER visits
- Giving less painful shot first best for babies
- Giving more people statins is cost-effective: study
- Glaucoma eye drops can harm kids, experts warn
- Glaucoma medications may reduce risk of death
- Glaucoma patients struggle with applying eyedrops
- Glaxo gets H1N1 vaccine orders from several gov'ts
- Glaxo HPV vaccine protects women from anal cancer
- Glaxo to pay $41 mln to U.S. states over drug plant
- Glaxo, Novartis get U.S. grants to make vaccines
- Glaxo's Avandia riskier than Takeda drug: study
- GlaxoSmithKline settles healthcare fraud case for $3 bln
- GlaxoSmithKline to reveal more drug secrets
- Global airlines move to reduce infection risks
- Global cancer cases seen surging 75 percent by 2030
- Global diabetes epidemic balloons to 350 million
- Global Fund chief quits after funding cuts
- Global Fund sees disease fight hampered by donors
- Global healthcare fraud costs put at $260 billion
- Global immunizations hit record but miss millions
- Global polio fight to get needed funds: Bill Gates
- Global stomach cancer death rates decline
- Global study finds newborns struggle to survive
- Global switch needed on severe malaria drug: MSF
- Global war on drugs a failure: high-level panel
- Glucosamine doesn't ease low back pain: study
- Gluten not linked to babies' risk of diabetes: study
- Goal of eliminating malaria in sight: experts
- Goal setting helps cut type 2 diabetes risk
- Going digital may not improve US patient care
- Going into hospital far riskier than flying: WHO
- Going to work sick risky in the long term
- Going under: anesthesia closer to coma than sleep
- Gold rush kills more children in northern Nigeria
- Good blood pressure control cuts stroke risk
- 'Good' cholesterol less protective with diabetes
- 'Good' cholesterol may guard against MS disability
- Good cholesterol may mean little for statin users
- 'Good' dietary fats trim body fat in diabetic women
- Good foster care helps orphans grow faster
- Good heart care possible at non-ranked hospitals
- Good relationship de-stresses infertility therapy
- Goodbye to folic acid deficiency?
- Google to pay U.S. $500 mln over online drug ads
- Gorging study shows with fat, location matters
- Gorilla genome sheds new light on human evolution
- Got a pet tarantula? Better protect your eyes
- Gout drug may help some with few treatment options
- Gout risk goes up as waistline expands
- Gov. to cut Texas women's health funds over abortion
- Government on track with federal health exchanges
- Government report shows low UK medicine prices
- Government to ban six types of E coli from beef
- Governor: Nebraska cannot afford Medicaid expansion
- Govt. signs on insurers to fight healthcare fraud
- Grafts made from patients' cells show promise
- Grandsons may be affected by old pregnancy drug
- Grape tomato products recalled for salmonella risk
- Greater brain risks from 'real-world' ecstasy use
- Greater education may mean lower heart attack risk
- Greek doctors protest against EU/IMF reforms
- Greek health workers strike against reform
- Greek study finds e-cigarettes no threat to heart
- Green or yellow phlegm likely to be bacterial
- 'Green spaces' tied to better health
- Green tea drinkers show less disability with age
- Green tea ingredient may fight incurable leukemia
- Green tea linked to less stomach cancer in women
- Green tea lowers cholesterol, but only a little
- Green tea may block activity of common cancer drug
- Green tea may curb risk of some cancers
- Green tea may cut the risk of dying from pneumonia
- Green tea may help keep gums healthy
- Green tea may slow prostate tumor growth
- Green tea shows small effect on cholesterol
- Green-glowing cats are new tool in AIDS research
- Group activities engaging the brain help dementia
- Group asks for withdrawal of Victoza diabetes drug
- Group backs HPV shot recommendation for boys
- Group brain tests of athletes not as accurate
- Group of blood pressure drugs not linked to cancer
- Group praises U.S. strides in tobacco control
- Group program helps teen girls keep the weight off
- Group program helps teens keep weight down
- Group recommends baseline prostate testing at 40
- Group says 5.3 million in U.S. have Alzheimer's
- Group takes aim at sex abuse of young athletes
- Group therapy prevents depression in at-risk teens
- Group to start project to cut indoor fuel burning
- Group urges Energy Star-like labels for U.S. food
- Group urges flu shots for all healthcare workers
- Groups call on Bahrain to stop hospital crackdown
- Groups convince FDA to ease Alzheimer's trial rules
- Groups defend need for prostate screening
- Groups moving forward to develop AIDS gel
- Groups of friends key to health behavior changes
- Growth hormone for kids not linked to cancer
- Growth hormone has benefits after obesity surgery
- Growth hormone slows age-related loss of strength
- Growth hormone stimulator may combat frailty
- Growth hormone therapy more common in boys
- GSK flu vaccine beats Baxter's in British study
- GSK malaria vaccine shows long-lasting protection
- GTx-prostate cancer drug causes medical castration
- 'Guided imagery' eases kids' stomach aches
- Guided self-help may ease unexplained nerve symptoms
- Guideline gets kids the right drug for pneumonia
- Guidelines help prevent heart attack deaths
- Gulf 'oil cloud' triggers new dispersant concerns
- Gum care smart, but it won't curb preterm delivery
- Gum disease linked to head and neck cancer
- Gum disease linked to psoriasis: study
- Gum disease not tied to pregnancy risks
- Gum disease safely treated during pregnancy
- Gum, patches help reluctant quitters smoke less
- Gun owners support wider background checks: poll
- Gut bacteria picky about what we eat: study
- Gym class injuries sending more kids to ER
- Gym machines offer the attraction of distraction
- Gynecologists alarmed by plastic surgery trend
- H.S. football head impacts greater than in college
- H1N1 flu causes unusual damage to lungs
- H1N1 flu 'serious health threat' to U.S.-report
- H1N1 flu unlikely to mutate into 'superbug'
- H1N1 flu virus can mutate in immunosuppressed patients-study
- H1N1 flu worrying due to its unpredictability: WHO
- H1N1 pandemic spreading too fast to count: WHO
- H1N1 spreading in some areas but declining overall
- H1N1 swine flu still around, US CDC says
- H1N1 vaccinations pose U.S. public health challenge
- H1N1 vaccine tied to small Guillain-Barre risk
- Habits explain poor women's worse cancer outcome
- Had a stroke? The elderly may not know, or remember
- Haiti cholera response, funding called "inadequate"
- Haiti cholera spreading faster than predicted: UN
- Haiti cholera toll at 800, worry for US: CDC expert
- Haiti cholera toll near 300, disease seen "settling"
- Haiti launches anti-cholera vaccination campaign
- Haiti PM says cholera outbreak under control
- Haiti rioters stone UN troops, blamed for cholera
- Haiti unrest hampers fight against cholera
- Haiti urged to halt cholera anti-voodoo lynchings
- Haitian Americans show poorer diabetes control
- Haiti's cholera part of old pandemic: U.S. CDC
- Half a million die from smoking yearly in US
- Half of all heart patients make medication errors
- Half of Europe's adults overweight or obese: report
- Half of hamstring injuries happen in NFL preseason
- Half of heart patients don't stick to their meds
- Half of men feel worse after prostate removal
- Half of teen girls have STIs by 2 years of first sex
- Half of U.S. should get H1N1 vaccination: officials
- Half of 'untreatable' asthma cases may be treatable
- Half of women may have sleep apnea - study
- Half of world's ICU patients have infections: study
- Hand deformities turn up in poultry workers: report
- Hand splints may ease arthritis pain
- Hand, foot and mouth may have killed Cambodian children: WHO
- Hands-only bystander CPR saving lives in Arizona
- 'Hands-only' CPR works, but survival still low
- Hand-washing, face masks may halt flu transmission
- Hangover impairs judgment in young adults
- Hannaford supermarkets in Northeast recalling ground beef
- Hantavirus outbreak may offer clues to rare disease
- Hard hit Africa leads fall in HIV infections: UN
- Hard times do not justify health aid cuts: study
- Harder for heavy moms to see child's weight status
- Harlem barbershops, salons double as health clinics
- Harm in hospitals still common for U.S. patients
- Harmful effects of obesity start early
- Harms often surface years after cancer drug approval
- Have acute pancreatitis? Go to a big hospital
- Havel's health improving in hospital -spokeswoman
- Having a resident in on surgery is safe - study
- Having baby at home seen as safe option
- Hay fever guidelines don't reflect real life
- Head in the sand, Indonesia struggles with AIDS
- Head injuries linked to later violence
- Headaches common in kids months after brain injury
- Headaches in kids may resolve over time
- Health agencies probe salmonella outbreak; sushi eyed
- Health and austerity: When budget cuts cost lives
- Health at birth linked to teen academic performance
- Health at birth tied to ADHD risk
- Health benefits of gastric bypass persist for years
- Health bill to near 20 percent of spending by 2020
- Health by numbers: A statistician's challenge
- Health care among top jobs for young people
- Health care cost burden for obese getting heavier
- Health care less affordable for insured Americans
- Health centers for poor, uninsured see ranks swell
- Health consumers make deficit fight personal
- Health cost of 6 U.S. climate disasters: $14 billion
- Health emergencies spike as air pollution worsens
- Health experts warn of 'stem cell tourism' dangers
- Health experts warn of stroke "crisis" in Europe
- Health gains in Afghanistan at risk, warns Red Cross
- Health group blasts inaction on tobacco control
- Health group sues FDA over antimicrobial soap
- Health groups warn business could hijack UN meeting
- Health impacts from 2001 U.S. attacks linger: study
- Health industry lacks patient data safeguards: poll
- Health industry spells out cost saving to Obama
- Health insurance costs up 6 percent, survey finds
- Health insurance, check. But what about dental?
- Health insurers end cancellations; enforcement key
- Health insurers seek weaker reforms: US senator
- Health lobby groups mum on drug company grants
- Health lobby groups mum on drug company grants
- Health plans to keep reforms, however court rules
- Health reform may expose immigrant status of millions
- Health reform spurs change for big employers
- Health reforms trigger spending shift
- Health risks fade after hormone therapy stops
- Health risks higher among blacks who donate kidney
- Health spending to get bigger share of economy
- Health tax break on the table in US debt talks
- Health workers not protecting themselves from flu
- Health workers often decline TB treatment
- Health worries may keep aging adults on the couch
- Health worse for older domestic violence victims
- Healthcare access lagging in rural U.S.: report
- Healthcare battle unfolds in Atlanta court
- Healthcare changes head to Obama for signature
- Healthcare could stretch U.S. states' budgets
- Healthcare ills infect 2012-bound Republicans
- Healthcare ills infect 2012-bound Republicans
- Healthcare is second-most important issue: survey
- Healthcare law repeal clears hurdle in US House
- Healthcare lobbyists want debt committee to fail
- Healthcare reform helping businesses: govt data
- Healthcare reform is top US priority - Sebelius
- Healthcare sees emerging future in frugal innovation
- Healthcare startup treats uninsured patients
- Healthcare vote is good news for Obama
- Healthier living could cut 2.8 million cancer cases
- Healthy choices tied to kids' cholesterol changes
- Healthy diet may benefit women's mental health
- Healthy diet may boost men's fertility
- Healthy diet may protect aging eyes: study
- Healthy diet tied to fewer birth defects
- Healthy diet, exercise ward off deep belly fat
- Healthy habits prevent breast cancer: study
- 'Healthy immigrant effect' extends to stroke risk
- Healthy items on menu make unhealthy picks easier
- Healthy life could prevent 23 percent of colon cancers
- Healthy lifestyle benefits those with diabetes
- Healthy lifestyle, healthy eyes in old age
- 'Healthy' neighborhoods cut type 2 diabetes risk
- Healthy school lunch efforts face daunting hurdles
- 'Healthy' waist may be a bit bigger for black women
- Hearing loss common in seniors: national survey
- Hearing loss on the increase among U.S. teens
- Hearing screening misses some deaf kids
- Hearing set for Michael Jackson's doctor
- Hearing test benefits unknown in older adults: panel
- Heart attack deaths declining for VA patients
- Heart attack deaths fall after Medicare guidelines
- Heart attack patients treated off-hours do as well
- Heart attack rates were up three years post-Katrina
- Heart attack sufferers delay seeking treatment
- Heart attack treatment as good during off-hours?
- Heart attack with no chest pain more likely in women
- Heart care in rural hospitals matches urban ones
- Heart dangers seen in very young obese children
- Heart disease costs to triple in US by 2030-report
- Heart disease deaths down significantly in Canada
- Heart disease link to prenatal flu exposure
- Heart disease more likely in people with psoriasis
- Heart disease risk persists in Hodgkin's survivors
- Heart disease risk tied to mom's number of births
- Heart disease screens don't change treatment
- Heart disease tied to regret after prostate therapy
- Heart drug linked to higher breast cancer risk
- Heart failure hits the poor extra hard
- Heart failure linked to memory problems: study
- Heart failure on the decline in Ontario
- Heart failure therapy twice as effective in women
- Heart failure tied to impaired thinking
- Heart group draws hard line on sugar intake
- Heart patients prefer longevity over quality of life
- Heart patients should avoid energy drinks: study
- Heart patients told to walk farther, more often
- Heart patients worry about health costs
- Heart problem may predict early death after stroke
- Heart procedure beats drugs for irregular heartbeat
- Heart procedure misunderstood, overused: doctors
- Heart procedures linked to cognitive decline
- Heart rate rise before exercise test telling: study
- Heart risk begins in excess body weight range
- Heart risk during marathons low, but rising
- Heart risk factors a growing problem in Mexico
- Heart risk factors high in young Indian adults
- Heart risk factors less common in fish lovers
- Heart risk lower in Spanish men who drink
- Heart risks lower in men who get enough vitamin D
- Heart safety guidelines set for methadone therapy
- Heart scan may help cut cholesterol, blood pressure
- Heart scans tied to 'evidence-free' treatment: study
- Heart screens for kids not ready for prime time
- Heart stents used twice as often in U.S. vs. Canada
- Heart surgery safe in Jehovah's Witnesses
- Heart test standards all over the map
- Heart tests add to U.S. radiation dose concerns
- Heart treatment guidelines often not followed
- Heart valves and toasters: call for new EU rules
- Heartburn drug not much help for asthma
- Heartburn drugs linked to increased pneumonia risk
- Heartburn drugs may raise risk of hip fractures
- Heartburn drugs offer little asthma relief: study
- Heart-healthy diet doesn't have to be costly
- Heart-healthy diet may help ward off diabetes
- HeartWare shares up as FDA safety review minimized
- Heat wave bakes India before monsoon, dozens killed
- Heat wave: working out smart in the swelter
- Heat-acclimatization urged for school athletes
- Heat-treated tumors respond better to chemotherapy
- Heavier boys more likely to hit puberty later
- Heavier kids experience more social problems
- Heavier kids tend to underestimate their size
- Heavier women may have less IVF success
- Heavy alcohol use increases pancreatic cancer risk
- Heavy caffeine intake may mean smaller babies
- Heavy drinkers may risk brain bleed at a young age
- Heavy drinking may boost prostate cancer risk
- Heavy drinking tied to higher stomach cancer risk
- Heavy drinking tied to pancreatic cancer deaths
- Heavy girls less likely to develop breast cancer later on
- Heavy kids get less family help with buying a car
- Heavy kids may suffer back pain, spinal disc woes
- Heavy metals pollute a tenth of China's farmland
- Heavy pot smoking may trigger psychosis: study
- Heavy teens at risk for sleep apnea
- Heavy teens need more health talks: study
- Heavy youngsters at risk for asthma symptoms
- Heightened suicide risk after weight-loss surgery
- Helicopter not always better for stroke patients
- Helmets cut risk of ski, snowboard head injuries
- Help smokers quit whether they ask or not: study
- Helping kids be more sun-safe is a challenge: study
- Hemophilia drug can damage heart, study finds
- Hemophilia drug often used in other patients: study
- Hep C drug achieves 75 percent cure rate: study
- Hepatitis B linked to lymphoma in study
- Hepatitis B program helps cut infant infections
- Hepatitis B vaccine protects for 25 years: study
- Hepatitis C cases rising among Massachusetts youth
- Hepatitis C drug fights virus in new way
- Hepatitis C killing more Americans than HIV
- Hepatitis C rate may be down in the U.S.: study
- Hepatitis C ups liver cancer risk, study confirms
- Hepatitis E vaccine appears effective in China trial
- Hepatitis tests start in New Hampshire; hospital faulted
- Herb helps fight drug-resistant microbe
- Herb shows no added benefits for women's bones
- Herbal medicine may ease constipation
- Herbal supplements may raise blood lead levels
- Herbal use common among pregnant women in U.S.
- Herbs, supplements often sold deceptively: US report
- Herceptin improves stomach cancer survival: study
- Herpes meds not linked to birth defects: study
- Hey kids, is that broccoli in your casserole?
- HHS offers grants for early US insurance exchanges
- Hidden phosphorus in fast food a concern: study
- Hidden veggies lower calories, may help shed pounds
- High blood lead levels linked to heart deaths
- High blood pressure in pregnancy a heart risk
- High blood pressure in US a 'neglected disease'
- High blood pressure linked to early memory problems
- High blood pressure linked to memory woes
- High blood thinner doses overcome genetic barrier
- High cholera death rate in Haiti slows: WHO
- High cholesterol tied to Alzheimer brain "plaques"
- High diabetes rates found in UK ethnic groups
- High diabetes risk in New York's South Asians
- High distress seen in Japanese nuclear plant workers
- High good cholesterol linked to long life in men
- High 'good' cholesterol tied to lower cancer risk
- High heart, cancer risks in China mine workers: study
- High levels of lead in bone hard on the heart
- High pain med prescriptions raise risk of overdose
- High pollen counts tied to ER visits for asthma
- High protein diet won't harm young women's bones
- High radiation raises risk of second cancer: study
- High salt + low potassium = early death: study
- High salt intake linked to higher stroke risk
- High strain, low strength up knee arthritis risk
- High stroke rate seen in Iran
- High success rate with multiple ART cycles
- High tech healthcare isn't foolproof: study
- High triglycerides common in United States: CDC
- High urate levels may ward off Parkinson's disease
- High uric acid raises risk of death in adults
- High vitamin D levels, lower colon cancer risk?
- High vitamin D may not protect against frailty
- High-carb diet tied to breast cancer risk for some
- High-dose statins raise risk of diabetes: study
- High-dose vitamin C may boost women's cataract risk
- High-dose vitamin D prevents fractures in elderly
- Higher birth-defect rate seen in Chernobyl area
- Higher blood lead boosts depression, panic risk
- Higher folate levels linked to lower allergy risk
- Higher heart risk seen in younger African Americans
- Higher lung cancer risk in eastern China: study
- Higher stroke, heart disease risks for A-bomb survivors
- Higher testosterone tied to lower heart risks
- Higher US speed limit linked to 12,500 more deaths
- Higher vitamin K intake tied to lower cancer risks
- High-fat diet may impair cognition in diabetics
- High-fiber diet linked to lower lung disease risk
- High-fiber diet tied to lower odds of early death
- High-fiber diets may reduce calcium in diabetics
- High-level trauma care may limit disability
- Highly radioactive water leaks from Japanese nuclear plant
- High-protein low-carb diet an option in obese teens
- Hip and knee replacements tied to heart attack risk
- Hip fracture rates have dropped, Canada study finds
- Hip fracture risk rises after women stop hormones
- Hip, back fractures raise risk of death: study
- Hip-hop star Sean Kingston stable after water crash
- Hispanic births overtake immigration in U.S.
- Hispanic kids fare well with liver transplants
- Hispanic women have same IVF success as whites
- Hispanics often treated by lower quality surgeons
- Hispanics still lagging in sun-safe behaviors
- Hitting, slapping tied to later mental disorders
- HIV as risky for heart as smoking or diabetes
- HIV death rates fall, but disparities remain: study
- HIV epidemic may be imminent in the Philippines
- HIV epidemics emerge in M. East, N. Africa: study
- HIV infection raises heart failure risk: study
- HIV infections in U.S. stable but disparities exist
- HIV may be increasing in virulence
- HIV numbers hit new high as AIDS drugs save lives
- HIV prevention study halted due to lack of benefit
- HIV spread "out of control" among French gay men
- HIV stigma stifles outreach in Arab states
- HIV testing in US often performed late
- HIV treatment should start earlier: experts
- HIV-infected women often skip Pap tests: study
- HIV-positive men can safely have children
- HIV-positive men urge China to end discrimination
- HIV's link to salmonella offers vaccine clues
- Hoarseness rare in kids with cleft palate: study
- Hold those drugs, doctor
- Holiday weight gain affects active people too
- Home abortion drug use effective, safe for most
- Home computers are growing source of injuries
- Home monitoring tech may ease world health burden
- Home monitors can aid blood pressure control
- Home remedy for ear wax found effective
- Home renovation may expose kids to lead: CDC
- Home safety products can prevent injuries in kids
- Home teeth whiteners may weaken enamel
- Home temperature, sleep loss tied to obesity
- Honey may ease nighttime coughing in kids
- Honey memory boost too sweet to be true?
- Hong Kong combats severe flu with new antibodies
- Hong Kong to slam door on pregnant mainland Chinese
- Hopes dim for Alzheimer's trials after Pfizer failure
- Hormonal contraception ups clot risk in blacks
- Hormonal prostate cancer therapy tied to blood clots
- Hormonal syndrome ups young women's diabetes risk
- Hormone boosts mental function in small study
- Hormone drugs dangerous for some prostate patients
- Hormone drugs may pose fewer risks for Chinese women
- Hormone linked to depression after pregnancy
- Hormone replacement increases kidney stone risk
- Hormone replacement may not save women's muscle
- Hormone replacement therapy tied to mental benefits
- Hormone replacement tied to lower colon cancer risk
- Hormone replacement won't prevent physical decline
- Hormone therapy doesn't boost brainpower: study
- Hormone therapy lifts lung cancer death risk: study
- Hormone therapy linked to brain shrinkage
- Hormone therapy lowers colon cancer risk
- Hormone therapy raises breast cancer deaths -study
- Hormone therapy ups prostate cancer survival
- Hormone therapy use among women continues to drop
- Hormone tied to death in men with heart failure
- Hormone-blocking pill slows prostate cancer spread
- Hormones helpful for younger women?
- Hormones may be better than soy for hot flashes
- Hormones won't cut older women's depression risk
- Horn of Africa shows family planning need: UN
- Horse stem-cell technique to be tested in people
- Hospice care doesn't hasten death: study
- Hospital asthma grades not linked to healthier kids
- Hospital cancer care worse when whites are scarce
- Hospital cleaning fluids may pose health risk
- Hospital counseling helps heart patients quit smoking
- Hospital disinfectants raise nurses' asthma risk
- Hospital fights to save meningitis patients' lives
- Hospital pay incentives fail to help patients: study
- Hospital privacy curtains laden with germs
- Hospital quality measures may miss the sickest
- Hospital 'rapid response' as good when resident-led
- Hospital ratings for kids a roll of the dice: study
- Hospital safety practices unrelated to outcomes
- Hospital shootings uncommon, unpredictable
- Hospital spending may pay off for some conditions
- Hospital stays for uninsured increased by one third
- Hospital superbug infections on the decline
- Hospital workers outspend others on medical care
- Hospitals cut one source of MRSA infection - study
- Hospitals hype robot surgery for women: study
- Hospitals pressured to end free baby formula
- Hospitals see decline in care-related infections
- Hospitals target pricey medical devices for savings
- Hospitals to get cash boost for better care
- Hospitals, drugmakers lash out at Obama deficit plan
- Hot flashes may last a decade or more: study
- Hot flashes signal thinner bones for menopausal women
- Hot water, not pee, eases jellyfish stings
- Hot-button health plans at center of US debt talks
- House approves sweeping healthcare overhaul
- House backs repeal of Obama healthcare law
- House moves closer to healthcare public option
- House panel cites J&J response in recall probe
- House Republicans back away on Medicare
- House set to vote on healthcare repeal
- House speaker vows to stop Obama contraceptive rule
- House tones down healthcare debate after shooting
- House votes to kill Obama's medical device tax
- Housework may help health by cutting couch time
- Housing program cuts costs for homeless alcoholics
- Housing the sick and homeless seen as a "win-win"
- How can hospitals curb elective early deliveries?
- How catching up on sleep helps the brain: study
- How common is cardiac arrest in college athletes?
- How compounding pharmacies rallied patients to fight regulation
- How far do your sneeze and cough go? Experts study
- How many kids have droopy eye?
- How many teens have "Internet addiction"?
- How many urologists does the U.S. need?
- How many women induce their own abortions?
- How much iodine is too much?
- How much vitamin D do pre-teen girls need?
- How often do antidepressants make people suicidal?
- How old is too old to drive? Retest at 65 - poll
- How parents of multiples tackle financial challenges
- How Republicans could block healthcare reform
- How secure are labs for world's deadliest pathogens?
- How seniors can get needed primary care
- How teen girl soccer players can sidestep knee woes
- How watching football was nearly the death of a fan
- HPV shot too costly for the Netherlands: study
- HPV test more sensitive than Pap, questions remain
- HPV tests better for cervical screening - experts
- HRT given to protect heart, despite lack of proof
- Huge amounts of cola can cause muscle problems
- Huge tsunami kills hundreds in Japan
- Huge variation in salt content of processed food
- Human Genome lupus drug draws questions
- Human Genome starts shipping new anthrax drug
- Human rights court faults Ireland on abortion ban
- Human study re-ignites debate over controversial diabetes "cure"
- Human virus linked to mountain gorilla deaths
- Humana, Walmart set low-cost Medicare drug plan
- Humanitarian crisis deepens in quake-hit Japan
- Humans grow new heart cells throughout life: study
- Humira stops bone loss with rheumatoid arthritis
- Hundreds dying daily from famine in Somalia -UN
- Hundreds sick in mass fainting at Cambodian factory
- 'Hunger hormone' could help chemo patients: study
- Hunger stalks U.S. cities as poverty rises: study
- Hung-over surgeons more error-prone
- Hunt for ever-deeper S. Africa gold still costs lives
- Hush that Ferrari! EU turns eye to engine noise
- Hydroxycut linked to other cases of liver damage
- Hydroxycut products recalled after 1 death: FDA
- Hyperbaric treatment shows promise for autism
- Hypertension study prompts new diagnosis guidance
- Hyperthyroidism ups young adults' stroke risk
- Hypnosis may help kids' stomach woes long-term
- Hypnosis, even in "real world," may help IBS
- Hypothyroidism linked to liver cancer in women
- Hysterectomies following cesareans are "not rare"
- Hysterectomy for bleeding may cause urinary woes
- Hysterectomy linked to kidney cancer
- Hysterectomy not tied to greater depression risk
- Hysterectomy plus ovary removal possibly harmful
- IAEA sees some progress at Japan's nuclear plant
- Ibuprofen best for kids' pain after arm fracture
- Ibuprofen or Tylenol with codeine for broken arms?
- Ibuprofen users show lower Parkinson's disease risk
- ICU room assignment can affect survival
- Idaho governor signs abortion ban past 20 weeks
- Idaho nuclear lab fined after workers exposed to radiation
- If you smoke, watch out for low back pain
- If you're 70 and overweight, you may live longer
- Illegal immigrants want sterilization, get kids
- Illinois agency OKs program to pay Medicaid bills
- Illinois governor unveils plan to tame Medicaid spending
- Illinois governor urges pension, Medicaid changes
- Illinois House passes death penalty ban
- Illinois poised to abolish death penalty
- Illinois Senator Kirk talking following stroke
- Illness depletes uninsured older adults' finances
- Imagined smells can precede migraines
- Imaging use up in U.S. HMOs, adds to radiation worry
- Immediate IUD use after abortion found safe
- Immigrant women farm workers suffer sex abuse: report
- Immigrants lack doctors in Massachusetts program
- Immigrants more depressed than those who stay
- Immigrants show environment role in behavior issues
- Immune imbalance in gut may trigger celiac disease
- Immune system may help cancer cells hide: study
- Immune system tricked to accept donor organs: study
- Immune treatment helps chronic pain patients
- Impact of U.S. antidepressant warnings still felt
- Implanted device has benefits in heart failure
- Implants may help prevent repeat teen pregnancies
- Implants spark revamp of EU medical device rules
- Important cancer studies linger unpublished
- Impotence more common in men who pop painkillers
- Impotence risk higher in men taking several drugs
- Improved doping test for growth hormone on its way
- Improvements in autism symptoms vary kid by kid
- In Amsterdam, gay men have more risky sex
- In austere times, can bribery be healthy?
- In Breivik's past, few clues to troubled future
- In cancer science, many 'discoveries' don't hold up
- In Chernobyl, a disaster persists
- In Chicago, swine flu hit children hardest
- In developing world, poor still means thin
- In early trials, drug fights inflammatory diseases
- In elective surgery, U.S. doctors in regions hold sway
- In India, poor health risks rise after move to city
- In IVF, frozen embryos may fare better than fresh
- In Japan, bystander CPR often not so helpful
- In meningitis scare, charges firm misled regulators
- In pain? Crossing your arms may help
- In PIP implant scandal, a ragged safety net exposed
- In poor countries, taller moms' kids are healthier
- In prostate cancer, other death risks may be higher
- In protecting against flu, face masks rank last-US
- In real-world setting, anti-smoking aids help
- In Russia, a glut of heroin and denial
- In serious debt? You're also more likely obese
- In the Age of Anxiety, are we all mentally ill?
- In the dating game, speaking styles count: study
- In the end, it may not be about medicine
- In unusual program, volunteers prep cadavers for med school
- In US soda scuffle, experts say it's no easy choice
- In US, 15 percent lack health insurance
- In wasting children, a richer India sees "national shame"
- In women, exercise may keep high pulse in check
- Inactive asthmatics eat up healthcare resources
- Inadequate vitamin D levels common in US children
- Inappropriate drugs still given for sinus woes
- Inappropriate use of blood cell booster widespread
- Incense burning tied to asthma risk in some kids
- Income affects prostate cancer survival
- Income loss linked to risk of mental disorders
- Inconsistencies mar states' insurance rate reviews
- Incontinence after prostate surgery no big deal: men
- Incontinence during pregnancy ups risk of it later
- Increased funds show results in malaria battle: WHO
- Independent experts to review pandemic handling - WHO
- India "gutka" chewing tobacco habit a tough nut to crack
- India jails doctor for life for helping Maoists
- India not treating AIDS patients early: Global Fund
- India says EU deal won't hit AIDS drugs supply: UN
- India to give free drugs to hundreds of millions
- India, Africa slow global progress in measles fight
- India, Brazil challenge EU at WTO over drugs
- Indian company halts U.S. sales of execution drug
- Indian ethnicity tied to higher diabetes risk
- Indian eye care group wins top world aid prize
- Indiana 13 measles cases as vaccinations fall
- Indiana can't end Planned Parenthood funds: judge
- India's cigarette giant makes a healthy choice
- India's polio victory fuels endgame vaccine talks
- India's shunned transgenders struggle to survive
- India's sour food safety record
- Individuals see health insurance costs jump-report
- Indonesia acts to over-ride patents on HIV drugs
- Indonesia girl dies from bird flu, 3 undergo tests
- Indonesia to boost health services for poor
- Indoor chemicals may affect elderly's lung function
- Indoor tanning bans more common than a decade ago
- Indoor tanning still common in Germany
- Indoor tanning tied to common skin cancers: study
- Induced labor may double the odds of C-section
- Induced labors may be tied to rise in preterm births
- Inducing labor may lead to more C-sections
- Industry crackdown on salt could save U.S. billions
- Industry debuts new U.S. food labels, critics pan
- Industry has sway over food safety system: study
- Industry role in child obesity less prominent on TV
- Industry-paid studies likely to favor company drug
- Inefficient NHS hospitals waste billions: watchdog
- Infant deaths fall, life expectancy rises-WHO
- Infant fussiness not tied to later mental health
- Infant sleep training has no long term effects-study
- Infant suffocation rates quadruple, study finds
- Infant swimming tied to lung infection, asthma
- Infant, children's Tylenol, Motrin recalled
- Infants' antibiotic use tied to bowel disease risk
- Infants getting herbal remedies, despite questions
- Infants should sleep on their backs: pediatric group
- Infections among homeless could fuel wider epidemics: study
- Infections may speed Alzheimer's memory loss
- Infertile men at higher risk for testicular cancer
- Infertile women may have more sexual problems
- Infertility linked to prostate cancer
- Infertility more common in women with epilepsy
- Infertility treatments may raise preterm birth risk
- Influential research misses financial conflicts
- Influenza may trigger Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Information helps men make prostate cancer decisions
- Inhaled drug may prevent lung cancer: study
- Inhaled measles vaccine closer to reality
- Inhaled pain relief safe during labor: review
- Inhaled steroids don't help asthma flare-ups
- Inhaled steroids: more harm than good in COPD?
- Inhalers may raise risk of asthma in some children
- Inherited disease expert Dr. James Bowman dies
- Injectable contraceptive tied to weight gain
- Injection drug issue puts Nebraska execution on hold
- Injections ineffective for knee arthritis: study
- Injured astronaut replaced for next shuttle mission
- Injured Marines at risk for abnormal bone growth
- Injured patients fare slightly better on weekends
- Injuries common in recreational soccer
- Injuries due to child abuse on the rise
- Injuries to kids on crutches up: study
- Injury risk 'very low' for youngest soccer players
- Inkjet-like device 'prints' cells right over burns
- Insecticide resistance threatens malaria fight
- Inside a U.S. healthcare "island of excellence"
- Insight: Antidepressants give drugmakers the blues
- Insight: In India, gift-giving drives drug makers' marketing
- Insight: What if baby boomers don't live forever?
- INSIGHT-In Greek crisis, HIV gains ground
- Insomnia boosts short sleepers' hypertension risk
- Insomnia may alter "hunger hormone"
- Insomnia tied to depression risk in Japan
- Insomnia, fatigue common in people with cancer
- Institute sees more Americans losing insurance
- Insufficient sleep lowers resistance to common cold
- Insufficient vitamin D tied to severe asthma attacks
- Insulin protects brain from Alzheimer's: US study
- Insulin pump beats injections in study
- Insulin resistance may cause Alzheimer plaques
- Insurance eligibility improves medical care: study
- Insurance tied to survival odds in head/neck cancers
- Insured immigrants spend less on health: study
- Insurers want coverage mandate for Americans
- Intense exercise may curb cancer deaths in men
- Intense exercise may lower your blood count
- Intense social discussion may cause teens anxiety
- Intense workouts may be safe for heart patients-study
- Intensive diabetes care cuts kidney complications
- Intensive diabetes treatments give mixed results
- Intensive insulin therapy improves infant survival
- Intensive statin use reduces heart risks further
- Intentional weight cycling isn't harmful to health
- Interactions cause seniors to drop antidepressants
- Interactive health records may boost preventive care
- International groups launch Haiti cholera alliance
- International health panel says treat all HIV infections
- Internet "addiction" may fuel teen aggression
- Internet addicts more likely to develop depression
- Internet games influence kids' snack choices
- Internet program helps some sleep better
- Internet tied to U.S. rise in drug abuse
- Internet time tied to teen depression symptoms
- Internists echo call for colon cancer screening
- Interpreters in ER may help limit medical errors
- Interpreters may help shorten hospital stays
- Interruptions in HIV therapy common in ex-inmates
- INTERVIEW-FDA requires precaution on Boston Sci stent
- IOC to monitor needles, medical equipment in London
- Ion Torrent vies for $10 mln genome prize
- Iowa begins mandatory testing of milk for aflatoxin
- iPads may boost residents' efficiency: study
- iPod video used to encourage organ donation
- IQ may help explain disparities in heart disease
- Iran at odds with US, Russia on smallpox stocks
- Iraq cabinet approves draft law to protect doctors
- Iraq sees alarming rise in cancers, deformed babies
- Iraq signs contracts for 10 hospitals
- Iraq to develop nuclear medicine now UN ban lifted
- Iraq/Afghanistan deployment tied to respiratory woes
- Iraqi doctors use acupuncture during drug shortage
- Iraqi refugees match Californians in obesity rates
- Ireland cuts elderly care to plug health overspend
- Ireland cuts medicine deal to curb health overspend
- Iron in early pregnancy linked to birthweight
- Iron pills don't raise malaria risk in kids
- Irregular menstrual periods tied to heart disease
- Irrigating lawns with canal water tied to West Nile
- IRS clarifies health law role to skeptical Republicans
- Is a high carbohydrate diet linked to pancreatic cancer?
- Is a stiff hamstring more susceptible to a strain?
- Is ageing a disease?
- Is aid doing Haiti more harm than good?
- Is Big Pharma getting too much flak from doctors?
- Is big radiation risk likely if Israel strikes Iran?
- Is broadcasting heart procedures at meetings safe?
- Is carpal tunnel syndrome cultural?
- Is cheese better than butter for heart health?
- Is chocolate good for your heart? It depends
- Is cola bad for sperm?
- Is common vaginal infection sexually transmitted?
- Is high cholesterol good for some heart patients?
- Is high cholesterol linked to mom's smoking?
- Is high spending on cancer care 'worth it'?
- Is homophobia a factor in HIV racial gap?
- Is it mind over meds in depression treatment?
- Is it safe to treat glaucoma in pregnant women?
- Is it torture? Those who decide have not felt it
- Is living under a flight path bad for the heart?
- Is lower thyroid activity linked to longevity?
- Is marriage bad for your physical fitness?
- Is milk from grass-fed cows more heart-healthy?
- Is morning colonoscopy better?
- Is newer prostate surgery really better than the old?
- Is obesity a factor in rising stroke rates in women?
- Is OJ as good a source of vitamin D as supplements?
- Is robot prostate surgery best for quality of life?
- Is simpler colon screen enough for many women?
- Is swimming pool chlorine fueling the allergy epidemic?
- Is the obesity tide turning among preschoolers?
- Is the pill less effective in heavy women?
- Is there an "obesity paradox" in diabetes?
- Is there really a skin cancer epidemic?
- Is there such a thing as 'airplane headache'?
- Is your boss watching your cholesterol?
- Is your laptop cooking your testicles?
- Is your neighborhood heart-healthy?
- Islamic healers treat wounds in Russia's Chechnya
- Islamic nations to tackle maternal deaths: US
- Israeli organ donations soar after soccer star dies
- Issues seen with drugs to curb prostate cancer-FDA
- Italian pharmacists, professions aim to foil reforms
- Italy disaster shows Titanic lifeboat issues linger
- Italy surgeons sue over faulty breast implants
- Itching to stop smoking? Scientists may know why
- Itchy skin can be psychologically stressful
- It's never too late to lose weight, study hints
- It's true: Humidity, rain linked to kids' headaches
- IUD users have fewer repeat abortions: study
- IUD works for emergency birth control: study
- IUDs almost halve risk of cervical cancer: study
- IUDs, implants advocated for birth control
- IUDs, implants encouraged for teenage girls
- IVF babies do fine, but their moms may be at risk
- IVF in young women tied to later breast cancer
- IVF kids as mentally healthy as others
- IVF less successful for Asian Americans: study
- IVF restrictions could reduce newborn deaths
- IVF websites often mum on embryo gene test risks
- IVF with donor eggs less successful in black women
- IVF won't up birth defect risk: Chinese study
- J&J Animas unit recalls leaky insulin cartridges
- J&J drug offers hope in advanced prostate cancer
- J&J expands recall of Tylenol arthritis caplets
- J&J heartburn worsens as Mylanta joins recall list
- J&J launches aid program for women, children
- J&J plant in Puerto Rico could be next big headache
- J&J recalls Eprex anemia drug from 17 countries
- J&J recalls hip replacement systems
- J&J recalls some infant's, children's Tylenol lots
- J&J to Congress: Motrin buyback was legal, FDA knew
- J&J to nix baby-product contaminant within 2 years
- J&J to pay $181 mln to settle improper claims
- J&J to remove harmful chemicals from adult products
- J&J to stop selling controversial vaginal implants
- J&J unit finds traces of fungicide in HIV drug
- J&J warns doctors of Doxil cancer-drug shortage
- J&J, Lilly drugs found among best for manic episodes
- J&J, Takeda recall batches of cancer drug Velcade
- J&J's Crucell halts supply of 2.36 million flu vaccines to Italy
- Jack in the Box yanks toys from kids' meals
- Jailed Afghan kids need health, study help: Official
- Jamie Oliver health approach "doesn't work"
- Japan braces for potential radiation catastrophe
- Japan doctors used Twitter to save lives after quake
- Japan drenches reactor; U.S. sends planes
- Japan expands nuclear evacuation, stops water dump
- Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup
- Japan fights crippled nuclear plant, radiation fears
- Japan halts cattle shipments on radiation worries
- Japan halts Pfizer, Sanofi vaccines after four die
- Japan halts Pfizer, Sanofi vaccines after four die
- Japan iodine release lower than Chernobyl: expert
- Japan may open $96 billion drugs market further
- Japan nuclear health risks low, won't blow abroad
- Japan panel finds no link to vaccine deaths: Kyodo
- Japan plans to move pregnant women from radiation
- Japan population seen falling 30 percent by 2060
- Japan post-tsunami humanitarian relief turns corner
- Japan radiation fears mask worse threats to health
- Japan radiation in US, not health concern: EPA
- Japan radiation leaking "directly" into air: IAEA
- Japan radiation localized, no immediate threat: WHO
- Japan radioactivity could enter food chain
- Japan Red Cross says whole year wasted in rebuilding
- Japan Red Cross struggles with record donations
- Japan scrambles to save nuclear plant
- Japan site leaks radiation, source unclear: IAEA
- Japan slammed as new leak found at nuclear plant
- Japan stops nuke plant leak; crisis far from over
- Japan takes steps to keep elderly from dying alone
- Japan to stop pumping radioactive water into sea
- Japan tsunami survivors at loss to restore life: witness
- Japan weighs need to bury nuclear plant
- Japan: no-man's zone large enough despite radiation
- Japanese firemen battle invisible danger
- Japanese herb for hot flashes fails in U.S. trial
- Japanese parents fume over Fukushima radiation
- Japanese women lose longevity crown after 2011 quake
- Japan's crippled coastline - "It doesn't get worse than this"
- Japan's male managers die younger - study
- Japan's migrant rules could drive carers away
- Japan's top-notch tsunami preparation may have prevented worst
- Jaundice at birth may be linked to autism
- Jaw-holding device, surgery reduce apnea severity
- Jehovah's witnesses death risk high in childbirth
- Jehovah's Witnesses have maternal death rate
- Jesse Jackson Jr. urged to explain mystery illness
- Jimmy Buffett out of Sydney hospital after tumble
- Job conditions tied to pregnancy outcomes
- Job injuries worse after Daylight Saving shift
- Job stress may raise diabetes risk in women
- Jobs, professions influence cause of death: study
- Joe Biden's son believed to have had mild stroke
- John Shepherd, cardiovascular expert, dies at 92
- Johnson & Johnson hit with $1.1 billion penalty
- Joint replacement avoided in very obese patients
- Joint replacement need to exceed surgeon supply
- Journal disavows study touted by U.S. abortion foes
- Journal experts prefer 'splashy' findings
- Judge blocks Florida law gagging doctors' gun talk
- Judge clears Arizona late-term abortion ban
- Judge likely to extend commitment of accused Tucson gunman
- Judge narrows benchmark Fosamax case vs. Merck
- Judge orders more psychiatric care for Loughner
- Judge refuses to dismiss Fosamax case, sets trial
- Judge refuses to lift ban on government stem cell funds
- Judge sides with Cleveland in its trans-fat ban
- Judge strikes down law mandating contraception sale
- Judge upholds key part of Obama healthcare law
- Junk food addiction may be clue to obesity: study
- Junk food gets spotlight in many movies: study
- Junk food reigns in ads on Web sites for kids
- Junk food still stars in TV ads seen by kids: study
- Jurors hear different views of Michael Jackson health
- Jurors weigh jaw risk of osteoporosis drug Fosamax
- Jury orders Allergan to pay $212 mln in Botox case
- Jury out on benefit of infant vaccine combo
- Jury rules against Lorillard in child smoking case
- Jury's out on best way to clean dentures
- Jury's still out on green tea for preventing cancer
- Just a few drinks a week tied to breast cancer
- Just how bad is cocaine use during pregnancy?
- Kagan gives left rhetorical lift on healthcare
- Kangaroo condoms get a hop on Olympic organisers
- Kansas abortion clinic won't reopen after murder
- Kansas firm recalls cantaloupe linked to Listeria
- Kansas Governor signs bills restricting abortion
- Kansas lawmakers to debate who can pull baby teeth
- Kansas panel faults ex-AG Kline on abortion probes
- Katrina brought out best in hospital, profits fell
- Katrina led to missed kidney dialysis sessions
- Kava extract may safely treat anxiety: study
- Keen video-gamers' brains may reward them more
- Keep cholesterol in check to ward off dementia
- Keeping blood sugar in check good for the heart
- Keeping brain sharp may ward off Alzheimer's protein
- Keeping the aging mind active cuts dementia risk
- Kefir won't stop diarrhea in many kids
- Kegel exercises curb incontinence in late pregnancy
- Kegel exercises do not hinder labor and delivery
- Kentucky judge orders state to consider single-drug executions
- Kenya backstreet abortions kill thousands each year
- Kenyan doctors continue week-long strike: union
- Ketamine abuse may lead to bladder damage, pain
- Ketamine lifts mood quickly in bipolar disorder
- Kevin Smith fuels row over "fat" plane passengers
- Key cuts to healthcare waste saves $3.6 trillion
- Key genital measurement linked to male fertility
- Key health insurance group to weigh in on spending
- Key U.S. Democrat warns on healthcare repeal bid
- Keyhole kidney surgery OK for eldest elderly
- Keys to staying sharp in old age revealed
- Kicking the habit in pregnancy better for babies
- Kidney "living donations" favor some patient groups
- Kidney cancer proves more complicated than thought
- Kidney donation appears safe in long term
- Kidney improvement sustained by Abbott drug: study
- Kidney stones and clogged arteries may be linked
- Kidney stones becoming more common in kids?
- Kidney stones on the rise in South Carolina children
- Kidney stones seen on the increase in kids
- Kidney stones tied to higher diabetes risk
- Kidney transplant rejection drug recalled
- Kidney transplants found safe in HIV patients
- Kidneys from cardiac victims good for donation-study
- Kids a possibility for girls with Turner syndrome
- Kids at increasing risk from tipping TVs, furniture
- Kids' baseball injuries declining
- Kids benefit from strength training a few times a week
- Kids born via IVF mostly faring well into adulthood
- Kids' brain injuries from basketball may be rising
- Kids' cereals are healthier, ads aren't: report
- Kids' chronic headaches often improve with time
- Kids' concussions need follow-up after ER visit
- Kids' daytime wetting accidents linked to ADHD
- Kids' diet counseling tied to better cholesterol
- Kids differ from adults in travel-related ills
- Kids do well with two cochlear implants: study
- Kids don't eat less when serving themselves
- Kids don't get enough exercise from sports
- Kids' ER visits for psychiatric care inching up
- Kids from drug-making homes mostly healthy: study
- Kids gain extra pounds after tonsil surgery
- Kids given plasma despite no clear benefit: study
- Kids' health predicts parents' future heart disease
- Kids' high cholesterol may drop naturally
- Kids' hospitalization for choking rare, but deadly
- Kids' lack of self-control tied to extra pounds
- Kids' language issues tied to moms' low vitamin D
- Kids' leukemia risk tied to dads' smoking
- Kids like veggie choices, but may not eat them
- Kids may get their bladder woes from mom and dad
- Kids' mental health may dip when parents are deployed
- Kids' mental problems often unaddressed: US survey
- Kids miss more school when parents smoke: study
- Kids most in need least likely to take vitamins
- Kids needn't avoid altitude after mountain sickness
- Kids of bipolar parents at risk for mental woes
- Kids of deployed soldiers show psychological effects
- Kids of depressed dads have more behavior problems
- Kids of mentally ill parents at higher murder risk
- Kids of obese mothers have higher risk of asthma
- Kids outgrow growing pains: study
- Kids' packed lunches too warm to be safe: study
- Kids' physical activity declines with age
- Kids' prescriptions often going unfilled
- Kids' probiotics recalled on salmonella concerns
- Kids problems related to drinking in pregnancy
- Kids respond better to early 'lazy eye' treatment
- Kids seek tans, use less sunscreen as they age
- Kids seem to have an activity "set-point"
- Kids' self-control affects future overweight risk
- Kids should get moving to avoid obesity
- Kids' sleep issues may affect mental ability later
- Kids' tummy bugs tied to irritable bowels
- Kids TV time linked to asthma later in childhood
- Kids' TV time tied to unhealthy food choices
- Kids up to age 12 at risk of car-crash spine injury
- Kids' weight a factor in hospital admission
- Kids who die from cold meds often very young
- Kids who drink raw milk have less asthma, allergies
- Kids who drink soda may not drop milk
- Kids who have survived cancer can tolerate Ritalin
- Kids who live with smokers have more ear infections
- Kids who survive cancer more often get new tumors
- Kids who watch more TV have poorer diabetes control
- Kids with ADHD have dimmer prospects: study
- Kids with arthritis at risk for fractures: study
- Kids with arthritis benefit from early treatment
- Kids with asthma may not miss more school
- Kids with food allergies may be smaller than peers
- Kids with gov't insurance wait longer for some care
- Kids with heart defects may face future problems
- Killer bacteria claims victims in Germany, Sweden
- Killer mold too risky in U.S. war on drugs: report
- Killer of U.S. abortion doctor gets life in prison
- King Nut recalls salmonella-tainted peanut butter
- Knee injury a career ender for many NFL players
- Knee ligament tears often need no surgery: study
- Knee realignment surgery lets athletes stay active
- Knee replacements on the rise in the U.S.
- Knee surgery can disrupt kids' school performance
- Komen charity under microscope for funding, science
- Komen resumes grant funding for Planned Parenthood
- Komen reverses move to cut Planned Parenthood funding
- Komen VP steps down after Planned Parenthood flap
- Komen, Planned Parenthood donors skirt abortion fray
- Kremlin head wants new nuclear rules post-Chernobyl
- Kroger joins rival grocers in rejecting "pink slime" beef
- Kudzu extract may treat cocaine addiction: study
- LA billionaire covets sports teams to promote health
- Labor inductions may be boosting rate of earlier births
- Lack of patients KOs many cancer clinical trials
- Lack of sleep a headache for moms-to-be
- Lack of sleep linked to risky colon polyps
- Lack of sleep may play role in Alzheimer's: study
- Lack of sun may dim depressed people's thinking
- Lack of 'team spirit' at work tied to depression
- Lance Armstrong sues anti-doping agency to block case
- Landmark lupus drug Benlysta approved in Europe
- Landmarks turn red to highlight World AIDS day
- Lantana plant safe for toddlers
- Lap-Band surgery marred by problems after 12 years
- Laptop Wi-Fi said to nuke sperm, but caveats abound
- Large waist hard on the lungs: study
- Large waist may boost heart failure risk
- Larger hips may protect against diabetes
- Largest diabetes gene search finds 12 new links
- Laser acupuncture fails to ease menopausal woes
- Laser acupuncture may help bedwetters: study
- Laser for varicose veins no better than surgery
- LASIK ads must warn consumers of risks: FDA
- Last Updated: 2011-05-25 10:35:13 -0400 (Reuters Health)
- Lasting marriage linked to better health
- Lasting symptoms possible after kids' concussions
- Late childbearing may mean longer family lifespan
- Late night TV/computer sessions linked to depression
- Late pregnancy multivitamins linked to prematurity
- Late talkers do fine as they grow up: study
- Late-life weight gain boosts disability risk
- Late-night snacks could pack on the pounds
- Latent TB treatment a greater risk to older adults
- Later school start means more rest, better moods
- Later-to-bed teens risk sadness, suicidal thoughts
- Latest J&J recall involves sterility-risk sutures
- Latino kids at greater risk for obesity
- Laughing yoga cultivates merry mindfulness
- Law could close Mississippi's sole abortion clinic
- Lawmaker blasts makeshift California maternity ward for Asians
- Lawmakers attack plan to limit food ads to kids
- Lawmakers press Pentagon on massacre suspect's brain injury
- Lawmakers probe pharmacy ties to drug shortages
- Lawmakers seek limits on arsenic in rice
- Laws ineffective in curbing cannabis use: experts
- Lay health workers boost cancer screening rates
- Lay volunteers can play a key role in diabetes care
- L-carnitine doesn't beat fatigue in cancer patients
- Lead damages child kidneys, even low levels: study
- Lead poisoning common in Burmese refugee kids
- Leading cause of blindness racking up higher bills
- Leading edge of U.S. baby boomers content: survey
- Leading medical journal JAMA names new editor
- Lead-laden paint still widely sold around the world
- Learning disabled may engage in unsafe sex: survey
- Learning to relax, cope extends cancer survival
- Legal recriminations begin over major U.S. meningitis outbreak
- Lengthy international travel tied to health problems
- Lengthy travel may not increase blood clot risk
- Leniency on R-rated movies linked to kids' smoking
- Less bladder cancer in frequent painkiller users
- Less chronic disease in store for fit 50-year-olds
- Less costly home dialysis just as effective
- Less folic acid in pregnancy tied to autism: study
- Less invasive surgery works for liver, too
- Less salt for teens means healthier adults
- Less sleep for kids may mean higher blood sugar
- Less sugar, equal taste from healthy cereal
- Less-invasive appendix surgery shines in new study
- Less-invasive weight loss surgery safer: study
- Lessons from the cockpit may boost patient safety
- Less-potent opiates may be safer for long-term use
- Let sunshine in to fight tuberculosis, WHO says
- Lethal "cocktail" threatens Africa's Sahel
- Leukemia drug pulled from U.S. market
- Leukemia drug tied to impaired growth in kids
- Leukemia gene mutations linked to survival odds
- Leukemia risk seen with MS drug mitoxantrone
- Lexapro helped preserve brain function after stroke
- Libyan capital faces health disaster as aid held up
- Libyans lack food, health care: aid agencies
- Lice shouldn't keep kids at home: report
- Life after prostate surgery worse than men expect
- Life and death in the age of the bionic heart
- Life dissatisfaction may stem from bad sleep
- Life expectancy rises with AIDS therapy in Uganda
- Life may be shorter in poorer neighborhoods
- Lifelong poverty increases heart disease risks
- Life-saving prescriptions lagging in heart patients
- Life-saving transfer of heart patients lagging
- Lifestyle changes benefit overweight kids
- Lifestyle changes curb overnight bathroom trips
- Lifestyle factors linked to teens' headaches
- Lifestyle may affect sudden cardiac death risk
- Lifestyle shift would cut colon cancer rates
- Lifestyle, diet have little effect on Alzheimer's
- Lifetime exercise may cut breast cancer death risk
- Lifting weights may not boost muscle mass after 80
- Light anesthesia linked with awareness in surgery
- Light therapy may help depression in pregnancy
- Light therapy shows promise for seniors' depression
- Lilly says brain swelling seen in Alzheimer's study
- Limit execution drug distribution: Docs to company
- Limiting allergy triggers may cut kids' asthma risk
- Limits on supplemental Medicare plans eyed
- Line dancing: good for an exercise routine?
- Link between ADHD meds and smoking still hazy
- Link found between calcium and boys' metabolism
- Liquor store density linked to domestic violence
- Listeria outbreak kills 13, infects 72: CDC
- Little benefit to urinary disease screening in kids
- Little change in U.S. obesity rates in recent years
- Little evidence constipation fixes work for kids
- Little evidence for non-drug labor pain relief
- Little evidence soy helps blood sugar control
- Little known about oil dispersants, experts say
- Little lymphoma risk seen with new arthritis drugs
- Little physical harm to non-residents from WTC dust
- Little screening of kids for obesity complications
- Littlest couch potatoes face mental health risks
- Live kidney donors do not die sooner: study
- Liver donors have complaints years later: study
- Liver transplant risky in the very thin or very fat
- Living alone after heart attack tied to death risk
- Living near a major road tied to preterm birth
- Living near big power line may up Alzheimer's risk
- Living near fast food joints may not up weight
- Living near traffic pollution tied to heart deaths
- Living with a smoker hard on tiny infants
- Lobbyists circle US drug makers over deficit talks
- Local govts take knife to retiree health plans
- Local program cuts youth drinking, violence: study
- Local sports wins can affect voting: study
- Location not a factor in kidney transplantation
- Locations of internal organs a mystery to many
- London 2012 clinic to offer athletes top healthcare
- London council confiscates breast milk ice cream
- Loneliness tied to poorer health in old age
- Loneliness, living alone tied to shorter lifespan
- Lonely rats more prone to breast cancer
- Long commutes may be bad for health: study
- Long daycare hours may have lasting effects
- Long flights may carry hidden health risks
- Long life goes hand in hand with a firm grip
- Long term, gastric bypass beats out banding: study
- Long term, tamoxifen stops more cancer than Evista
- Long-distance runners reduce vision-loss risk
- Longer breastfeeding good for kids' mental health
- Longer breastfeeding may raise infants' eczema risk
- Longer fertility may cut Parkinson's risk in women
- Longer nicotine-patch therapy may extend abstinence
- Longer paid leaves promote breastfeeding success
- Longer supply may help women stick with the Pill
- Longer time to conceive may up risks for mom, baby
- Longer treatment seen better for severe PMS
- Long-haul travel confirmed as blood-clot risk
- Long-term contraception more effective than pills
- Long-term folate use cuts preterm delivery risk
- Long-term knee function good after ligament repair
- Long-term safety of drug-coated stents questioned
- Long-term tamoxifen boosts breast cancer survival
- Long-term weight loss may be harmful to health
- Long-used, little-studied laxative safe, effective
- Look out, your medicine is watching you
- Looking (slightly) younger may be nose-job bonus
- Looking for a good doctor? Good luck
- Looming court ruling worries some with health woes
- L'Oreal UK ads banned for retouched photos
- Lorillard, Reynolds sue FDA over menthol cigarettes
- Los Angeles mandates porn stars wear condoms
- Los Angeles mayor signs porn star condom requirement
- Lose weight fast to get lasting results: study
- Losing a few pounds helps very obese kids' health
- Losing weight improves sleep apnea: study
- Loss of height linked to breathlessness in elderly
- Loss of vision tied to less physical activity
- Lots of pregnancies linked to a healthier heart
- Lots of soy may lower breathing problem risks
- Loud hospital rooms linked to poor patient sleep
- Loughner attorneys seek halt to forced medication
- Lourdes calls cure "remarkable," shuns "miracle"
- Low "good" cholesterol doesn't cause heart attacks
- Low arsenic levels not tied to high blood pressure
- Low birth weight may affect adult lung health
- Low birthweight rate not due to fertility therapy
- Low blood count ups death risk in elderly people
- Low blood sugar may impair diabetics' driving
- Low 'health literacy' may mean worse health
- Low income linked to poorer breast cancer survival
- Low income Ontarians get risky painkiller doses
- Low IQ among top heart health risks, study finds
- Low levels of radioactive particles in Europe-IAEA
- Low oxygen level prostate tumors often recurrent
- Low radioactivity seen heading towards N. America
- Low selenium tied to throat, stomach cancers
- Low stomach acid may weaken bones
- Low testosterone a problem in cancer: study
- Low testosterone tied to frailty in older men
- Low vitamin D common even among southern teens
- Low vitamin D levels linked to diabetes risk
- Low vitamin D levels may impair thinking
- Low vitamin D levels tied to pregnancy complication
- Low vitamin D linked to heart disease, death
- Low vitamin D may be deadly for older adults
- Low vitamin D may make kids' asthma worse
- Low vitamin D not linked to semen quality
- Low vitamin D tied to depression in older people
- Low vitamin D tied to higher body fat in women
- Low vitamin D tied to infection during pregnancy
- Low-carb beats low-fat for heart risk factors
- Low-carb diet best for lowering blood pressure
- Low-carb diet improves cholesterol levels
- Low-carb edges low-fat for heart risk factors
- Low-dose estrogen may help if breast cancer recurs
- Low-dose polio vaccine effective: study
- Low-dose vitamin D to stop breaks gets thumbs-down
- Lower cancer risk seen with multiple sclerosis
- Lower costs may mean more patients stick with meds
- Lower drinking age tied to pregnancy complications
- Lower education level tied to heart failure risk
- Lower IQ in young adults tied to earlier death
- Low-fat dairy doesn't help kids drop pounds: study
- Low-fat diet may not increase diabetes risks
- Low-fat, high-fiber diet good for the colon
- Low-fat, vegetarian diet slows PSA doubling time
- Low-income men show more high-risk prostate tumors
- Low-level radiation in Massachusetts rainwater
- Low-level radiation in three Southern states' air
- Low-risk prostate cancer treated aggressively
- Lubricants may not harm fertility
- Lunchtime coffee break best for fighting diabetes
- Lundbeck acts to stop misuse of drug in executions
- Lundbeck won't pull drug used in U.S. executions
- Lung cancer linked to risk of stroke
- Lung cancer patients don't get equal symptom care
- Lung cancer scans can be unreliable: study
- Lung cancer screen: a license to smoke?
- Lung cancer screening often yields false positives
- Lung cancer tests advised for some heavy smokers
- Lung damage in cotton workers partly reversible
- Lung disease on the rise in Canadian province
- Lung infections kill 4.25 million a year: report
- Lung patients benefit from nutrition advice
- Lung problems in Iraq, Afghanistan vets are 'real'
- Lung scans may lead to overdiagnosis: study
- Lung spots less dangerous than patients think
- Lupus linked to depression and anxiety disorders
- Lyme disease a rare cause of death: study
- Lyme disease may trigger rare eye condition
- Macular degeneration may be on the decline
- Mad or bad? Breivik's mental state puzzles experts
- Maggots no wonder cure for festering wounds
- 'Magic mushroom' trips point to new depression drugs
- Magic mushrooms may ease anxiety of cancer: study
- Magnesium sulfate can lower risk of cerebral palsy
- Magnesium useful for newborns with low oxygen
- Magnesium-rich diet tied to lower stroke risk
- Magnetic brain stimulation fights depression
- Magnetic fields won't up kids' brain cancer risk
- Magnetic pulses can sway the hand you use, briefly
- Major birth defects tied to common epilepsy drug
- Major funders to share study data for public health
- Major League Baseball injuries increasing
- Major push could end malaria deaths by 2015: WHO
- Making own meals may not mean better diet quality
- Making the cardio scene with the rowing machine
- Malaria drug tariffs, taxes must go: campaigners
- Malaria drugs may help patients with lupus
- Malaria eradication no vague aspiration, says Gates
- Malaria fight saves 750,000, report finds
- Malaria funding rise fills drug pipeline - report
- Malaria kills twice as many as thought: study
- Malaria report sees near-zero deaths by end of 2015
- Malaysia mosque a source of hope for heroin addicts
- Male breast cancer rare, but can be aggressive
- Males more physically active at all ages
- Malnutrition may be common among older adults
- Malpractice claims common outside of the hospital
- Malpractice liability costs U.S. $55.6 billion: study
- Mammogram radiation may put some women at risk
- Mammogram results often wrong, U.S. study finds
- Mammograms catch few cancers in young women: study
- Mammograms don't save as many lives as women think
- Mammograms may be overused in women with dementia
- Mammograms may be worth risks for some in their 40s
- Mammograms may harm young BRCA mutation carriers
- Mammograms saved lives of women under 50: study
- Man awaits meningitis tests after memorial for wife killed in outbreak
- Man dies of bird flu in southwest China: Xinhua
- Mandatory tests cut alcohol-related truck crashes
- Mandela is comfortable, give him more space: Zuma
- Many "mistakes" found in newbie-doctors' resumes
- Many antipsychotic users not getting needed tests
- Many at high heart risk don't get enough drugs
- Many at risk for testicular cancer skip self-exams
- Many Avandia defenders have drug co. ties: study
- Many babies with development delays may go untreated
- Many children 'hear voices'; most aren't bothered
- Many children with asthma may watch too much TV
- Many Chinese kids with bad vision won't buy glasses
- Many diabetics may doubt benefits of medication
- Many docs use limited Spanish skills with patients
- Many doctors face malpractice claims, but few pay
- Many doctors feel negatively about obese patients
- Many don't seek prompt help after 'mini-stroke'
- Many don't stick to bone drugs, despite counseling
- Many don't take prescriptions because of cost
- Many drug labels missing dose, safety info for kids
- Many drugs for U.S. kids tested in poor countries
- Many dying patients don't discuss hospice with doc
- Many dying US cancer patients still get screenings
- Many dying vets unaware of end-of-life benefits
- Many early deaths among blacks seen avoidable
- Many egg-donor recruiters ignore ethical standards
- Many elderly feel dizzy, but physical activity helps
- Many elderly have preventable eye problems
- Many elderly screened for cancer despite doubts
- Many expect organ cloning could be routine by 2020
- Many facing home foreclosure may have depression
- Many get antidepressants for no psychiatric reason
- Many get extra radiation from needless CT scans
- Many glaucoma patients don't adhere to treatment
- Many health workers won't take swine flu vaccine
- Many heart attack patients don't refill their meds
- Many heart devices used in unqualified patients
- Many ignore indoor tanning risks
- Many investors lost out on healthcare gains
- Many kids abuse controlled medications
- Many kids exposed to smoke despite parents' claims
- Many kids with diabetes have other immune diseases
- Many lifestyle factors linked to diabetes risk
- Many little kids lack outdoor time with parents
- Many new docs break rules for maximum work hours
- Many obese and diabetic women neglect contraception
- Many obese people see no need to lose weight
- Many older men still get prostate cancer testing
- Many oncologists not on top of managing pain: study
- Many overweight youngsters underestimate weight
- Many parents lack confidence in changing behavior
- Many parents request delays in vaccine schedule
- Many parents would get gene tests for kids: study
- Many pediatricians don't do developmental screening
- Many people change docs due to perceived mistakes
- Many people gain weight after knee replacement
- Many people suffer from overactive bladder: study
- Many pregnant women take drugs harmful to baby
- Many preventable cancers caught at late stage: CDC
- Many prostate cancers caught by screening won't kill
- Many prostate cancers don't need radical therapy
- Many reluctant to tell docs about depression: study
- Many self-harm patients don't get psych evaluation
- Many seniors leave the hospital without their meds
- Many Spanish-speaking Hispanics go un-immunized
- Many stick with fast food after heart attack
- Many surgeons don't discuss post-op medical wishes
- Many teens share prescription drugs: study
- Many teens wired, caffeinated well past bedtime
- Many tests follow surgery for early breast cancer
- Many U.S. inmates sick, access to care poor -study
- Many U.S. women do not get recommended mammograms
- Many US middle school kids physically unfit: study
- Many US surgeries on elderly may be unwanted -study
- Many vaccines at once OK for kids' brains: study
- Many vets with PTSD prescribed opioid painkillers
- Many with asthma, emphysema may misuse inhalers
- Many with cancer pain aren't on strong painkillers
- Many women keep having, enjoying sex as they age
- Many women may suffer from fecal incontinence
- Many women with HIV report hazardous drinking
- Many young cancer patients don't discuss fertility
- Many young MP3 users at risk of hearing loss
- Many young women may misjudge their weight
- Map study finds vivax malaria has firm grip in Asia
- Marching in the band as tough as playing sports
- Marijuana may ease multiple sclerosis symptoms
- Marijuana may hasten mental decline in MS: study
- Marijuana may raise testicular cancer risk: study
- Marijuana plus cigarettes boosts lung disease risk
- Marijuana use unlikely to boost suicide risk
- Marijuana, cigarettes neck-and-neck for US teens
- Marijuana: pot, grass, weed -- and investment?
- Marine fatty acids may cut rates of heart failure
- Marriage wards off blues, just don't end it
- Married men are nicer, and here's why
- Marrow transplant cures adult sickle cell disease
- Maryland drops charges over late-term abortions
- Masks, hand sanitizer help halt flu spread
- Mass rape in sub-Saharan nations may up HIV spread
- Mass. health reform hasn't boosted mammography rates
- Massachusetts health reform didn't cut ER visits
- Massachusetts riled up over "relaxation" brownie
- Massachusetts takes fresh steps against dangerous mosquitoes
- Massachusetts vote could threaten US health reform
- Massage may ease chronic back pain short-term
- Mastectomy can safely spare nipple for some women
- Mastectomy rates still declining across US
- Maternal deaths down in poor countries: study
- Maternal deaths fall 34 percent, still above U.N. target
- Mattel's Fisher-Price to recall 10 million products
- May take a year to conquer H1N1 flu pandemic: WHO
- Mayo Clinic diet book promotes healthy weight loss
- McConnell says Medicare to be part of deficit deal
- McDonald's adding calorie counts to U.S. menus
- McDonald's stockholders reject obesity proposal
- McKinsey stands by employer health insurance survey
- Meal replacements don't help obese teens slim down
- Measles cases in Indiana rise to 17 for month
- Measles cases on rise in Boston
- Measles complacency allows deadly surge in Africa
- Measles deaths drop by 78 pct but resurgence feared
- Measles out of control in DR Congo - charity
- Meat intake/prep not linked to breast cancer
- Meat lovers may pack on the pounds over time
- Meat, dairy and breast cancer: new findings
- Meatball company recalls 300,000 pounds of meat over Listeria risk
- Med students lack knowledge of healthcare overhaul
- Media leading 'drug educator' for kids, doctors say
- Medicaid chief urges health law implementation
- Medicaid coverage no barrier to mammography access
- Medicaid cuts may limit care for new 2014 enrollees
- Medicaid expansion in US states found to cut deaths
- Medicaid improves health and budgets of poor
- Medicaid payments need more oversight-US watchdog
- Medical 'best practice' often no more than opinion
- Medical bills underlie 60 pct of US bankrupts-study
- Medical errors down at U.S. veterans' hospitals
- Medical errors still common in US hospitals
- Medical evacuation of women, children from Homs underway: ICRC
- Medical firm closes amid probe by Colorado regulators
- Medical groups push to expand heart x-ray
- Medical journal retracts autism paper 12 years on
- Medical journals retract "unethical" research
- Medical marijuana faces tough curbs in Montana
- Medical marijuana hub Los Angeles moves to ban dispensaries
- Medical marijuana legalized in Connecticut
- Medical marijuana superstore opens in Arizona
- Medical report says Chirac unfit to face trial
- Medical researchers face conflicts of interest
- Medical societies push standards for robotic surgery
- Medical therapy best for older heart attacks
- Medical therapy has benefits in neck artery disease
- Medicare 2012 premium hike smaller than feared
- Medicare Advantage enrollment projected to grow 11%
- Medicare beneficiaries sue US over hospital stays
- Medicare change tied to safer weight loss surgery
- Medicare changes could shortchange vulnerable hospitals
- Medicare costs rise at slowest pace in 6 years: S&P
- Medicare cuts damage cancer care, group finds
- Medicare dialysis pay change seen hitting blacks
- Medicare drug benefit boosts use of heart failure meds
- Medicare drug benefit gets good marks
- Medicare expenses growing faster for obese seniors
- Medicare payments to US hospitals incorrect: study
- Medicare prescription drug abuse a problem - GAO
- Medicare preventive care use still spotty
- Medicare preventive coverage conflicts with experts
- Medicare reimbursement incentive less than effective
- Medicare shortchanges hospitals on stroke therapy
- Medicare to cover obesity counseling, screening
- Medicare to cover Provenge infusion costs: Dendreon
- Medicare's political importance goes beyond seniors
- Medication "donut hole" not tied to heart deaths
- Medication fears lead to worse side effects
- Medication helps some with mild depression
- Meditation classes offer tranquility for kids
- Mediterranean diet good for the heart
- Mediterranean diet improves heart risk factors
- Mediterranean diet may help prevent spina bifida
- Mediterranean diet may not protect against asthma
- Mediterranean diet may protect the brain
- Mediterranean diet may trim diabetes risk
- Mediterranean diet protects against stomach cancer
- Mediterranean diet tied to better fertility
- Mediterranean diet tied to fertility treatment success
- Mediterranean diet tied to lower breast cancer risk
- Mediterranean diet tied to reduced weight gain
- Mediterranean diet tied to slower mental decline
- Mediterranean diet tops low-fat diet for diabetics
- Mediterranean diet trims the wallet
- Mediterranean-ish diet tied to better heart health
- Medivation prostate drug shows promise: study
- Medtecs boosts face mask output on flu fears
- Medtronic device helps in earlier heart failure
- Medtronic recalls some Lifepak heart devices
- Medtronic revises U.S. heart valve study design
- Medtronic settles U.S. probe over doctor kickbacks
- Medtronic tests stent for erectile dysfunction
- Medtronic to boost safety monitoring of devices
- Medtronic warns of battery issue in some drug pumps
- Meeting 'donor dad' won't hurt kids: study
- Mela defends skin cancer tool at U.S. FDA panel
- Melamine in milk linked to kidney disease in children
- Melanoma drug works in 81 percent of patients
- Melanoma rates higher in wealthy white women
- Melanoma risk higher in Parkinson's patients
- Melanoma survivors at higher risk of other cancers
- Melatonin eases post-op distress in kids: study
- Melatonin helps autistic children get to sleep
- Melinda Gates pledges $560 million for contraception
- Memo to Hong Kong's new leader: must clear the air
- Memory issues after cancer may not be due to chemo
- Memory of childbirth pain varies by experience
- Memory problems in elderly more common in men
- Memory problems not a normal sign of aging: study
- Men more likely than women to die after pneumonia
- Men often not told of prostate cancer risks: study
- Men opting for costly new prostate cancer treatment
- Men who binge drink boost their stroke risk
- Men who eat soy may have lower lung cancer risk
- Men who stay trim less apt to get prostate cancer
- Men with livelier, more plentiful sperm live longer
- Men with rare gender disorder can still have kids
- Meningitis outbreak expands to 15 states
- Meningitis outbreak kills 246 in Burkina Faso
- Meningitis outbreak rises to 205 cases: CDC
- Meningitis outbreak stirs pharmacy oversight calls
- Meningitis-linked co. sold drugs without prescriptions
- Meniscus tears increase knee osteoarthritis risk
- Menopause age related to when mom went through it
- Menopause drug Livial ups breast cancer return risk
- Menopause symptoms don't respond to herbal therapy
- Menopause transition linked to learning difficulties
- Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic
- Men's sex lives may suffer on hepatitis C therapy
- Menstrual migraine pattern may start in adolescence
- Mental acuity not linked to calcium, vitamin D
- Mental decline from diabetes can start in middle age
- Mental decline may shorten life for seniors
- Mental disorders common in self-cutting adolescents
- Mental disorders in China underestimated
- Mental 'exercise' linked to faster dementia progression
- Mental exhaustion makes workouts harder: study
- Mental health courts cut re-arrest rates, jail time
- Mental health experts ask: Will anyone be normal?
- Mental health problems seen in many U.S. veterans
- Mental health tests don't catch all troubled troops
- Mental illness costs nearly doubled from 1996-2006
- Mental problems common in teen kidney recipients
- Mental problems rise with kids' screen time: study
- Menthol cigarettes may be tougher for some to quit
- Menthol smokers have more strokes: study
- Menu labels don't influence students' food choices
- Menu labels spur diners to trim calories
- Menus still calorie-laden despite new laws: group
- Merck cholesterol drug very effective in study
- Merck JV looking at new rotavirus vaccine for poor
- Merck ordered to pay $321 mln in criminal Vioxx probe
- Merck settles Vioxx suits from New York, Florida
- Merck to pay $950 mln to settle US Vioxx charge
- Merck unit held liable in Australian Vioxx case
- Merck, Intercell stop enrollment for MRSA vaccine
- Merck's Gardasil wins US approval for anal cancer
- Merck's HIV drug Isentress fails once-a-day study
- Mercury levels similar in autistic, normal kids
- Mercury, oils from fish at odds in heart health
- Mere breathing can spread viruses: study
- Messages often muddled in doctor-patient talks
- Metabolic syndrome continues to climb in the U.S.
- Metabolic syndrome in heart failure patients deadly
- Metabolic syndrome linked to vascular dementia
- Metabolic syndrome raises risk of stroke: study
- Metal detectors probably safe with pacemakers
- Metal pollution tied to Parkinson's disease
- Metal under the skin? Find it with a magnet: doctor
- Metformin may help make vaccines work better - study
- Metformin, diet cost-effective to avert diabetes
- Meth use in pregnancy endangers mom and baby
- Methamphetamine abuse growing among pregnant women
- Methamphetamine tied to abnormal brain development
- Methanol poisoning damage is likely permanent
- Mexican boy first U.S. flu death, more cases reported
- Mexican flu outbreak may be mild - US CDC
- Mexican researchers patent heroin vaccine
- Mexico serum takes sting out of U.S. scorpion nips
- Mexico vows to act responsibly in swine flu crisis
- Miami has first dengue fever case in 50 years
- Miami man jailed 50 years for $205 mln health fraud
- Miami-Dade police learn survival skills
- Mice study gives clue to how breast cancer spreads
- Mice, roaches in prison cells may be unconstitutional
- Michael Jackson doctor guilty of manslaughter
- Michael Jackson doctor sentenced to 4 years in jail
- Michael Jackson's dad files new wrongful death suit
- Microwaving beats boiling for cooking most veggies
- Middle age meat eating may protect later abilities
- Middle-aged suicides on rise in US, study finds
- Middle-aged women happier with moderate exercise
- Mid-life men have higher suicide risk
- Midwest U.S. sees increase in dangerous hot weather
- Midwife shortage costs over a million lives-report
- Midwives, nurses can safely perform abortions
- Migraine drugs don't up birth defect risk: study
- Migraine more common in women with MS
- Migraine ups risk of high BP during pregnancy
- Migraine-free aerobics possible: study
- Migraines and mood disorders may be connected
- Migraines are not a lupus symptom: study
- Migraines eased after ginger and herb treatment
- Migraines likelier in men with impotence
- Migraines linked to stroke-like brain lesions
- Migraines may raise depression risk: study
- Migraines not tied to greater weight gain
- Migraines tied to risks of heart attack, stroke
- Migrant work may harm wives left behind in Mexico
- Migrants part of solution to ageing crisis: experts
- Mike Tyson's daughter critical after mishap:reports
- Mike Tyson's daughter, 4, dies after accident
- Mild trauma linked to headaches in soldiers
- Milestone in effort to stem health worker exodus
- Military leaders point to schools in U.S. fat fight
- Military suicide prevention efforts fail: report
- Milk intentionally tainted with nitrate: China
- Milk powder demand leaves Hong Kong shelves bare
- Milk thistle may limit liver damage from chemo
- Milk, wheat-free diet may not help autism: US study
- Million-dollar payments to surgeons raise questions
- Millions at risk in North Korea food crisis: UNICEF
- Millions in US have uncontrolled blood pressure
- Millions of kids' antibiotic Rx's unneeded: study
- Millions with dementia "struggle to get support"
- Mind and body rest tied to concussion healing: study
- 'Mind-body' therapy shows promise for fibromyalgia
- 'Mindfulness' may ease irritable bowel symptoms
- Mindfulness therapy no help in fibromyalgia trial
- Minn. governor directs state to decline health reform
- Minnesota sees increase in Hib cases: report
- Minnesota Senate bans abortions after 20 weeks, veto seen
- Minnesota sues 3M over pollution claims
- Minnesotans are kinder to their hearts: study
- Minor, repeat head blows may affect mental skills
- Minorities may shun cervical cancer vaccine
- Minority kids less apt to take asthma meds
- Minority patients often lack diabetes knowledge
- Minors have an easy time buying alcohol online
- Mirtazapine may improve driving depressed patients
- Miscarriage tied to family heart disease history
- Miscarriage tough on men, harder on women
- Missed cues may lead to overfed babies
- Missed or late medicine doses common in epileptic kids
- Missing data raise doubts on J&J drug-US FDA staff
- Mississippi has most obese kids; Oregon the least
- Mississippi law may shut sole abortion clinic
- Mississippi schools take baby steps in sex education
- Mississippi's lone abortion clinic fights new law
- Missouri continues identifying tornado dead
- Missouri votes to block US health insurance law
- Misstep stymies sweeping food safety overhaul
- Misunderstanding of drug approval common: study
- Mixed evidence on acupuncture for irritable bowels
- Mixed message from UK and Germany over PIP implants
- Mixed message on antidepressant for hot flashes
- Mixed picture for mom, baby with antidepressants
- Mixed-handedness tied to learning problems, ADHD
- Mobile phone use not linked to eye cancer
- Modafinil has mixed effects on dozy surgeons
- Mode of delivery doesn't affect later maternal stress
- Moderate drinking helps heart, but don't binge
- Moderate drinking helps young people's hearts too
- Moderate drinking linked to lower Alzheimer's risk
- Moderate drinking linked to lower diabetes risk
- Moderate drinking may help build bone density
- Moderate drinking tied to lower diabetes risk
- Moderate exercise may lower prostate cancer risk
- Moderate exercise tied to lower breast cancer risk
- Modest exercise cuts obese women's blood pressure
- Modest hope for FDA approval of Vivus obesity drug
- Modest weight loss may curb urine leakage
- Moldy home tied to kids' asthma, allergies
- Mom better than dad at soothing baby's pain: study
- Mom's age linked to newborn's size
- Mom's anemia may raise schizophrenia risk in offspring
- Moms' animal contact may lower babies' eczema risk
- Mom's antidepressants may delay baby's first steps
- Moms' bossiness at snack time tied to kids' weight
- Mom's caffeine not linked to infant sleep problems
- Moms' caffeine not tied to kids' behavior problems
- Mom's depression doesn't affect kids' growth
- Mom's depression tied to child abuse in some families
- Mom's diet may alter infant's allergies
- Moms' diet not tied to kids' heart health: study
- Mom's excess pounds key in newborn weight
- Mom's exercise may help 'normalize' baby's weight
- Mom's fish, mercury intake tied to kids' ADHD risk
- Moms' full-time work tied to childhood obesity
- Mom's gum disease treatment safe for baby
- Mom's heartburn meds not tied to birth defects
- Moms' mealtime tactics tied to kids' eating habits
- Mom's nicotine gum, patches tied to colic in babies
- Mom's obesity tied to higher infant mortality
- Moms of autistic children work less, earn less
- Mom's partners, discipline alters teens' drinking
- Moms' smoking in pregnancy tied to girls' puberty
- Moms' smoking linked to psychiatric meds in kids
- Mom's smoking ups risk of heart defects in baby
- Moms who were spanked more apt to spank their kids
- Mom's, dad's tobacco use influences teens' smoking
- Moms-to-be who smoke risk psychotic kids: study
- Mongolia's capital tries to shed its smog
- Monkey mind control -- a breakthrough for paralysis?
- Monkeypox rising in wake of smallpox eradication
- 'Mono' linked to chronic fatigue syndrome in teens
- Monounsaturated fats boost "good" cholesterol
- Montana judge blocks new curbs on medical marijuana
- Months after Japan quake, neediest still await aid
- Mood disorders common in polycystic ovary syndrome
- Mood symptoms seen even with shorter IVF tactic
- Moody's calls states' aid a 'bridge to recovery'
- More "healthy" patients die after a heart attack
- More active kids have easier time falling asleep
- More Afghan schoolgirls ill in suspected gas attack
- More aid needed to fight child hunger in Chad: UN
- More American women not having children: report
- More Americans exercise, but they are still obese
- More Americans getting pacemakers
- More Americans taking drugs for mental illness
- More and more dementia patients hospitalized
- More and more twins delivered by C-section
- More babies born to painkiller-addicted moms
- More batteries to blame for kids' ER visits
- More beans, less white rice tied to less diabetes
- More boys than girls wet their beds
- More breast cancer diagnosed in women with diabetes
- More breastfeeding could save U.S. billions: study
- More Canadians choosing to die at home
- More chest injury deaths in lacrosse than many sports
- More children, higher stroke risk for women?
- More clinic time won't stave off weight gain
- More cocaine-overdose deaths seen on hotter days
- More conflicting data on suicide risk with epilepsy drugs
- More deaths when green doctors place neck stents
- More dioxins found in Taiwan free-range eggs
- More doctors moving to e-prescriptions
- More doctors no panacea for healthcare: report
- More drugs being approved for rare diseases in kids
- More drugs do not always mean better care: studies
- More drugs needed to cut AIDS deaths in China
- More effort needed to curb hepatitis - experts
- More evidence air pollution may be a heart risk
- More evidence big football players face heart risks
- More evidence coffee, tea could prevent diabetes
- More evidence commercial weight loss plans can work
- More evidence flu shot is safe for the egg-allergic
- More evidence folic acid prevents birth defects
- More evidence for fibromyalgia, suicide link
- More evidence for PTSD, heart disease link
- More evidence for waiting to treat prostate cancer
- More evidence hormone patch is safer than pills
- More evidence hormone therapy can muddy mammograms
- More evidence links diabetes, Parkinson's disease
- More evidence links pesticides to Parkinson's
- More evidence links pesticides, diabetes
- More evidence links tanning beds to skin cancer
- More evidence obesity may lower IVF success
- More evidence obesity tied to colon cancer
- More evidence olive oil and veggies help the heart
- More evidence painkillers lower colon cancer risk
- More evidence pregnancy is safe with MS
- More evidence preterm birth can run in families
- More evidence that fish is brain food
- More evidence that secondhand smoke can kill
- More evidence ties acne drug to bowel disease
- More evidence ties cholesterol drug, diabetes
- More Facebook friends linked to bigger brain areas
- More folate linked with less allergic disease
- More fruit tied to lower risk of uterine fibroids
- More fruit, fewer calories urged for US school lunch
- More fruits and veggies don't help lung disease
- More gay, bisexual teens expelled, jailed
- More girls developing a form of hearing loss
- More hints, still no proof metformin fights cancer
- More Hispanics die waiting for a heart transplant
- More hospital deaths on weekends
- More kids have autism than thought: U.S. study
- More kids see dentists when Medicaid rates rise
- More kids, black and white, seeing the dentist
- More labs close to deadly bird flu mutations
- More matches, more damage for teen tennis players
- More may not be better for bladder cancer: study
- More melanoma deaths in areas without skin doctors
- More men than women die of COPD, study hints
- More men with prostate cancer 'team' wait on treatment
- More mental disorders treated with drugs only
- More minority than white babies born in U.S.
- More minority women die in childbirth
- More MRI machines may mean more back surgeries
- More older Americans have knee pain, replacement
- More Oregon kids on 'alternative' vaccine schedules
- More outpatient surgery centers, more surgeries
- More painkiller use linked to kidney cancer
- More parks don't mean more walking: study
- More patient information may not lead to best care
- More peanut products recalled as probe continues
- More people struggling with bladder control: study
- More people surviving cancer in the UK
- More poor women get mammograms with counseling
- More primary care tied to lower death rates
- More private liquor stores, more alcohol deaths?
- More problems at J&J Fort Washington plant: FDA
- More problems for weekend gastrointestinal surgery
- More questions on antidepressants during pregnancy
- More signs diabetes drug linked to bladder cancer
- More signs lung cancer screening could save lives
- More signs MRI is safe for people with pacemakers
- More soccer sprains when one ankle is stronger
- More sore throats in people on acne medication
- More spending equals better care - in Canada
- More states use familial DNA in forensic searches
- More stroke patients get clot-busting drugs
- More strokes after bypass than stent procedures
- More study needed on vitamin D-ovarian cancer link
- More suicidal thoughts with antidepressant: report
- More supermarkets doesn't mean better health: study
- More support for passing on the red meat
- More support for soy after breast cancer
- More surgeries, costs after CT angiography: study
- More swine flu vaccine recalled: FDA
- More teen TV time linked to depression: study
- More teens get unapproved weight-loss surgery
- More teens getting dangerous prescriptions
- More than 1 in 4 teens have "sexted"
- More than 1,000 deaths in past week from H1N1-WHO
- More than 1,000 exposed to dengue in Florida: CDC
- More than 1,500 affected in NY, NJ mumps outbreak
- More than 100 charged in Medicare fraud schemes
- More than 200 Chinese children poisoned by lead
- More than 35 million globally have dementia: report
- More than 70 million US adults obese: US CDC
- More than a pinch of salt to breathe easier
- More than half of fertility clinics now freeze eggs
- More than one in 10 Americans use antidepressants
- More tiny babies surviving, but with problems
- More trial, less error: An effort to improve scientific studies
- More troops on smokeless tobacco after deployment
- More TV, less time for baby's language learning
- More U.S. cases expected in illness linked to eggs
- More U.S. doctors facing charges over drug abuse
- More U.S. kids in hospital for mental illness
- More U.S. kids living in high-poverty areas: study
- More U.S. teens diagnosed with kidney stones
- More U.S. teens using oral contraceptives: study
- More U.S. women choosing IUDs for birth control
- More U.S. women using medications during pregnancy
- More U.S. women using 'morning-after' pill: study
- More U.S. youth getting recommended vaccines
- More U.S. youth say they are not having sex
- More UK kids living with serious diseases: study
- More vaccines for poor could save 6.4 million lives
- More visits from hospice may allow death at home
- More weight may equal less brainpower, study finds
- More whooping cough in Seattle area
- More women having a healthy breast removed
- More women need breasts removed after brachytherapy
- More youngsters having unsafe sex: global study
- Morning after pill faces U.S. test over access
- Morning colonoscopy may catch more polyps
- Morning colonoscopy may catch more polyps
- Morning sickness tied to higher child IQ
- Morning-after pill may be ok for non-emergency use
- Morning-after pill use varies widely overseas
- Morphine helps wounded avoid post-combat stress
- Mosquito lab has "world's most dangerous animals"
- Mosquito resistance to bednets fuels malaria worries
- Mosquito-borne African virus a new threat to West
- Most alcohol, drug abuse starts in the teens: study
- Most Americans still eating too much salt
- Most Americans still not getting enough exercise
- Most Americans still not getting enough exercise - study
- Most breech births are now by C-section: study
- Most Britons talk, fret about fitness but do little
- Most Californians oppose legalizing marijuana: poll
- Most cancer patients like full access to records
- Most cases of dementia are not diagnosed: report
- Most depressed teens recover with treatment: study
- Most diabetics falling short on healthy eating
- Most docs return to work after addiction treatment
- Most exercise not linked to sperm health
- Most Fukushima radiation doses within norms: WHO
- Most girls and boys resume sports after knee injury
- Most kids do okay after almost drowning: study
- Most kids with form of 'cross-eyes' become nearsighted
- Most measles cases in US vaccine-preventable
- Most milk in India contaminated or diluted
- Most mothers oppose cancer vaccine for daughters
- Most NBA players recover from meniscus tears
- Most of world exposed to deadly tobacco smoke - WHO
- Most OK with doctor-in-training involved in surgery
- Most patients don't need extra tests for diagnosis
- Most patients want cancer prognosis test
- Most people cope well with a bad sniffer
- Most sore throats don't need steroids
- Most stomach symptoms no more likely in autism
- Most successful dieters lose weight on their own
- Most take news of genetic Alzheimer's risk well
- Most toddler vaccines not linked to blood disease
- Most tumors not within cell phone radiation range
- Most U.S. health agency heads replaced before Obama
- Most U.S. kids get vaccines, but parents still fret
- Most US doctors baffled by cancer screening stats
- Most US employers to keep health plans: survey
- Most US kindergartners get vaccines, risks remain
- Most US smokers say they want to quit: CDC
- Most who die from new H1N1 flu had conditions: CDC
- Most with severe headache avoid emergency care
- Most women carrying cancer genes take action: study
- Most women don't need vitamin A pills: study
- Most women return to work after breast cancer
- Most women with cancer want a role in decisions
- Mother jailed for "sickest boy in Britain" fantasy
- Mother of obese Ohio boy has right to move: judge
- Mother-baby HIV box targets transmission
- Mother's antibodies may contribute to autism
- Mothers' bereavement does not raise autism risk
- Mother's blood test reveals baby's sex
- Mothers cling to chubby ideal for toddlers: study
- Mother's diet, genes raise birth defect risk in mice
- Mothers' genes important in preterm birth risk
- Mother's light drinking does not harm baby: study
- Mothers' obesity tied to newborn heart defects
- Mother's sun exposure may affect kids' bone growth
- Mothers usually share cancer gene test results
- Mothers' views important in HPV vaccination
- Motorcycle deaths rise as gas prices go up
- Mouse study raises hope for male birth control pill
- Mouse study sheds light on obesity gene
- Mouse virus doesn't cause chronic fatigue: reports
- Mouse virus link to chronic fatigue crumbling
- Mouth-to-mouth may beat lifeguard CPR technique
- Move to better area tied to less diabetes
- Movie characters sway adolescent smoking
- Movies for kids still depict unsafe behaviors
- Movies spur smoking more than sports teams do
- Moving to U.S. tied to higher cancer risks
- MRI can't tell whether knee cartilage can be fixed
- MRI scans accurately spot spread of cancer-study
- MRSA can be passed to humans from pets
- MRSA superbug much more common in US than UK
- MSF quits prisons in Libya city over "torture"
- MSG linked to weight gain
- Multicomponent approach curbs urinary woes in men
- Multi-generational living hard on women's hearts
- Multiple birth ups risk of postpartum depression
- Multiple CT scans raise cancer risk
- Multiple sclerosis linked to shingles
- Multi-state accord would reduce tobacco sales to minors
- 'Multi-taskers' are bad at one thing: multi-tasking
- Multivitamins best for preventing low birth weight
- Multivitamins don't reduce diabetes risk
- Multivitamins may not slow colon cancer
- Multivitamins may not thwart cancer, heart disease
- Multivitamins no fountain of youth for US women
- Mumps cases rising in parts of Europe, experts say
- Murder knocked off list of top U.S. killers: CDC
- Murder rates affect IQ tests scores: study
- Murder, suicide top medical deaths in pregnancy
- Muscle and bone deficits seen in kids with Crohn's
- Muscle mass, not fat, makes for stronger bones
- Muscle, bone problems more common in heavy kids
- Muscles ID'd as big injury spot for pro soccer
- Music class may benefit kids with cochlear implants
- Music may help preemies calm down, feed better
- Music may soothe newborn infants' pain
- Music may soothe stress in critically ill patients
- Music therapy may ease anxiety in cancer patients
- Music, cardiovascular rhythms fall in sync
- Music-based exercise class cuts seniors' fall risk
- Muslim birth rate falls, slower population growth
- Muslim leaders enlisted to help stamp out polio
- Mutant genes found for asthma, point to possible therapy
- Mutation quadruples repeat breast cancer risk
- Mutations lead to deadly brain tumors: study
- Mutations seen in 1 in 6 with early-onset Parkinson's
- Myanmar sees more methamphetamine as drug demand up-report
- Myriad wins gene patent ruling from US appeals court
- Mysterious digestive disease peaks in the summer
- Mystery disease devastates northern Uganda
- Naltrexone improves smoking quit rates among heavy social drinkers
- Naltrexone promising for treating kleptomania
- Names put human face on Joplin death toll
- Nanoparticle lung damage explained
- Nanovaccine helped mice overcome type 1 diabetes
- Naproxen, acetaminophen (Tylenol) dull migraine pain
- Naps linked to psychosocial functioning in toddlers
- Nasal allergies may affect infants too
- National Beef recalls 60,424 lbs of ground beef
- Nations to fight "epidemic" of child drowning in Asia
- Natural compound speeds bone growth: animal study
- Natural defense mechanism may fight C. difficile
- Natural leaders may have more children: study
- Natural trans fat may not boost 'bad' cholesterol
- Nature and nurture key in bladder-control problems
- Navy to begin alcohol, drug tests for may sailors
- Nearby bone cells may trigger some blood cancers
- Nearly 1 in 5 Americans had mental illness in 2009
- Nearly 25 million in US have asthma: US gov't
- Nearly 40 percent of Europeans have mental illness
- Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC
- Nearly half of US doctors struggling with burnout
- Nearly one in five U.S. women raped in lifetime
- Nearly third of young texted while driving?
- Nearsightedness linked to serious eye disease
- Neb. gov.: No funds for illegal immigrant prenatal care
- Nebraska backs prenatal care for illegal immigrants
- Nebraska enacts two laws limiting abortions
- Nebraska restores prenatal care for illegal immigrants
- Neck size could help ID childhood obesity
- Neck, back pain tough to treat after longer leave
- Need a heart defibrillator? Call a specialist
- Need antibiotics? No prescription? Go online
- Need for control drives assisted suicide seekers
- Needle injuries often not reported by med students
- Neither heat nor cold may do much for backache
- Nerve disorder does not recur after later vaccines
- Nerve stimulation ineffective for low back pain
- Nerve stimulation may aid dexterity after stroke
- Nerve stimulation may help with bladder control
- Nervous Democrats explore their healthcare options
- Nestle to cut sugar and salt in breakfast cereals
- Neurologic signs common with fibromyalgia
- Neurontin study more marketing than science: report
- Neuroscience in court: My brain made me do it
- Neuroticism expensive for society: study
- Never too late to quit smoking, researchers say
- New "morning-after" pill safe, effective: FDA staff
- New Alzheimer's approach may sidestep early snags
- New Alzheimer's guidelines aim for early diagnosis
- New Alzheimer's guidelines view disease in stages
- New analysis confirms vitamin D bone benefits
- New antipsychotic effective for schizophrenia
- New app adds incentives to go to the gym
- New app aims to reduce stress with slow breathing
- New app calculates calories through photos of food
- New approach could stop 6 mln African malaria cases
- New approach to old test may detect ovarian cancer
- New assessment of Medicare to fuel US budget debate
- New Australia phone app aims to fight skin cancer
- New ban on popular cribs to take effect next week
- New blood pressure drug no help after heart attack
- New breast cancer gene may help predict risk
- New breast cancer guidelines 'unsafe': women
- New breast cancer prevention guideline released
- New Bristol, Pfizer clot drug saves lives in study
- New call for probe of meningitis-linked company on addictive drugs
- New cancers in the family may merit extra screening
- New CDC guidelines stress quick treatment for H1N1
- New cream disables herpes virus: study
- New data fuel debate over prostate cancer screening
- New depression guidelines favor tailored treatment
- New DNA reader to bring genetics to clinics
- New doubts about prostate-cancer vaccine Provenge
- New drug helps prevent vomiting due to chemo
- New drug rapidly treats depression
- New drug shows promise against Asian liver fluke
- New drugs often marketed ahead of crucial data
- New flu spreads to China, kills third man in U.S.
- New foot and mouth disease strain hits Egypt
- New gene test may help you pick your diet - report
- New gene variant linked to autism
- New gene variation predicts response to Plavix
- New guideline says MRI best for diagnosing stroke
- New guidelines back mammograms starting at age 40
- New guidelines drop the 'P' from CPR
- New guidelines for colon cancer screening issued
- New guidelines on prostate cancer urge frank talk
- New guidelines say vaginal birth OK after c-section
- New Hampshire hepatitis C outbreak triggers fears
- New Hampshire House passes birth control exemption
- New Hampshire Planned Parenthood stops providing birth control
- New head lice treatment kills in one application
- New healthcare exchange rules issued for states
- New heart condition quickly requires transplant
- New heart rhythm fix sometimes short-lived
- New HIV diagnoses may be dropping in California men
- New inhaled drug protects from flu in single dose
- New institute will study rare diseases
- New J&J plant woes include Pepcid flavor mixups
- New kind of HIV drug stalls infection in trial
- New labels to make picking insurance plans easier
- New lupus drug wins green light in Europe
- New malaria vaccine shows promise in children
- New melanoma drugs improve chances of survival
- New meningitis shot could halt African epidemics
- New method could make IVF more effective
- New Mexico medical pot application process slow, hazy: lawsuit
- New military electronic records to be model for US
- New 'mini' surgeries offer little over original
- New moms get enough sleep, just not good sleep
- New mom's psychosis risk greatest soon after birth
- New moms, dads show increased depression risk
- New mosquito could make malaria fight harder
- New mothers choose "tied tubes" over IUDs: study
- New mouse virus found in chronic fatigue patients
- New MRI techniques could mean faster scans
- New obesity drug uses old approach for big results
- New obesity pills try to shed past problems
- New optimism on U.S. healthcare, but obstacles remain
- New pill shows promise in hard-to-treat cancers
- New plan to cut the fat of the military
- New poppy blight poised to boost opium price -U.N.
- New prostate cancer study clouds PSA debate
- New radiation therapy could help in lung cancer
- New report highlights metal hip implant problems
- New research highlights new way to kill superbugs
- New review questions benefit of cutting down on salt
- New risks, treatment for problem gamblers: report
- New rules for truck drivers returning after stroke
- New rules urged on hybrid animal-human experiments
- New stem cell method requires a little soak
- New strain of swine flu emerges: report
- New studies point to clot risk of Bayer's Yasmin
- New study confirms HRT helps ward off colon cancer
- New superbug genes sure to spread, U.S. expert says
- New target, drug potential found for colon cancer
- New TB test must reach more people: expert
- New TB vaccine promising
- New technique gives big picture of AIDS gene map
- New technique may improve artificial arms
- New test can diagnose tuberculosis in just hours
- New tests could aid early-Alzheimer's diagnosis
- New theory of Alzheimer's explains drug failures
- New tool predicts women's outcome in breast cancer
- New treatment for receding gums works long-term
- New U.S. analysis backs annual breast screening
- New U.S. diet guidelines push calorie reduction, exercise
- New U.S. drug regulator asks Congress for more power
- New U.S. guideline would expand bone density testing
- New U.S. guidelines issued on pregnancy weight gain
- New U.S. homes burn faster, but states resist sprinklers
- New U.S. stem cell rules loosen some restrictions
- New U.S. study highlights crib-related death risks
- New US activity plan seeks to put PE back in school
- New US rules set parity for mental health care
- New vaccine may reduce infection in unborn babies
- New vaccine schedule ups kids' protection: experts
- New virus not spreading easily between people: WHO
- New warnings added to agents used in MRI tests
- New warnings on Novartis MS pill in Europe and U.S.
- New way found to boost good cholesterol in mice
- New way found to judge prostate cancer severity
- New weapon tested against multi-drug resistant TB
- New WHO guidelines urge phase-out of major HIV drug
- New X-ray approach targets prostate cancer
- New York City leads drive to cut salt intake
- New York City requires more disclosure on abortion
- New York City schools to make sex education mandatory
- New York City's big soda ban draws heated debate
- New York OKs ban on supersized sugary drinks
- New York restaurants nearly all trans-fat-free
- New York to spend big to kill bloodsucking guests
- New York urges new mothers to breastfeed babies
- New York's "Ground Zero" workers reach settlement
- Newborn preemies more vocal when parents are near
- Newborn vitamin D levels tied to infection risk
- Newer antipsychotics overused, U.S. study suggests
- Newer birth control pills again tied to blood clots
- Newer flu vaccine as effective as traditional one
- Newer gene test better at spotting autism: US study
- Newer schizophrenia drugs cause heart risks
- Newer tobacco products to face U.S. FDA review
- Newly unemployed need help to stay insured -- report
- Newport ads target black youth: Stanford study
- Next big drug against cholesterol takes shape
- Next generation of U.S. doctors sees gloomy future
- Next on the gluten-free menu: green banana pasta?
- Next up for melanoma treatment: drug cocktails
- NFL players at risk of high blood pressure
- NFL star Seau's family considers brain study
- NHS must tackle cancer survival "lottery"
- Nicotine gum before quitting smoking not helpful
- Nicotine gum may help smokers quit gradually
- Nicotine mouth spray quickly curbs cravings
- Nicotine patch may help prevent smoking relapses
- Nicotine patch safe after heart attack - study
- Nicotine quick-fix mouth spray helps some quitters
- Nicotine replacement could help more smokers quit
- Niger to double current number of doctors
- Nigeria halts transmission of Guinea worm
- Nigeria police break suspected baby-trafficking ring
- Nigeria to eradicate polio within 2 years: president
- Nigeria tries to end "gold rush" after child deaths
- Nigeria, key to wiping out polio in Africa, makes gains
- Nine die in Alabama during bacteria outbreak
- Nine in 10 Americans eat too much salt: CDC
- No air quality benefit from London's traffic levy
- No benefit from tube feeding in advanced dementia
- No benefit seen with special infant formula
- No big Fukushima health impact seen: U.N. official
- No birth defect risk seen with malaria drug
- No cancer in polyps from Turk PM: media
- No clear link between organic food, birth defect
- No clear link between statins and kidney cancer
- No deal yet as Dems seek more health industry funds
- No doubt Japan will overcome crisis - IAEA chief
- No drop in U.S. kids' pneumonia rate after vaccine
- No drop in US preterm births, 2006 stats show
- No early link between all-metal hip implants and cancer-study
- No evidence aspirin boosts IVF success: study
- No evidence B vitamins protect the heart
- No evidence coffee ups risk of high blood pressure
- No evidence for routine prostate screening: study
- No evidence organic foods benefit health: study
- No evidence that sex spoils sport
- No evidence to raise pandemic alert level - WHO
- No extra birth defect risk after cancer treatment
- No extra restless legs syndrome in Parkinson's
- No family link seen between Parkinson's, melanoma
- No finished road for U.S. copycat biologics
- No fries with that: fast food axed at Afghan bases
- No health risks from Idaho fire radiation: officials
- No heart risk seen with Pfizer COPD drug: FDA
- No increase in Medicare drug costs next year
- No link between celiac disease, male infertility
- No link between infertility, rare infant cancer
- No link between MS, narrow blood vessels: study
- No link between selenium, lower lung cancer risk
- No link found between iron and breast cancer
- No link found between vaccine mercury and autism
- No link seen between acetaminophen, birth defects
- No link seen between bone drugs, colon cancer
- No link seen between cell phones, brain tumor
- No link seen between contraceptives and higher HIV risk: CDC
- No link seen between flu outbreak, schizophrenia
- No link seen between high-carb diet, colon cancer
- No link seen between meat and risk of brain cancer
- No link seen between moderate drinking, dementia
- No link seen between painkillers, enlarged prostate
- No link seen between stressful events, stroke
- No long-term cancer risk seen with breast implants
- No major heart risk seen in new psoriasis drugs
- No need for esophageal cancer screen despite heartburn
- No need for pregnant women to fast during labor
- No need for routine removal of breast implants: UK
- No need to loosen conflict rules, U.S. FDA head says
- No pancreatitis risk seen in Byetta, Januvia drugs
- No Pap smears for women under 21: guidelines
- No perfect cure for stomach acid reflux: study
- No physical explanation for delusional infestations
- No point in telling parents about kids' weight?
- No race disparity seen in IVF using frozen embryos
- No racial bias at child protective services: study
- No rise in LA heart deaths after 2008 market crash
- No risk seen from delaying prostate cancer surgery
- No risks seen with flu shot in early pregnancy
- No sign scans after testicle cancer cause new tumors
- No stomach for market turmoil? Thank your genes
- No strong evidence dad's age affects IVF success
- No such thing as a perfect health system
- No support for routine pancreatic cancer screening
- No surprise: teens eat too little fruit, vegetables
- No vitamin D screening in pregnancy: committee
- No 'weekend effect' seen in trauma cases
- Nobel medicine prize honours work on body's defences
- Nobel prize shows need for funding: scientists
- Nobel winner's last big experiment: Himself
- Nobelist warns of rogue "stem cell therapies"
- Nobel-winning work is matchmaker for molecules
- Nonprofit hospitals to do more with less: Moody's
- Nonsmoking apartments still expose kids to smoke
- Nonsurgical acid reflux therapies work -US study
- Nonviolent videos better for preschoolers' sleep
- Normal vaccine response possible in kids with HIV
- North Carolina governor rejects fracking law
- North Carolina may compensate sterilization victims
- North Korea has plenty of doctors: WHO
- North Korea's health system in dire state: report
- Norway best, Zimbabwe worst places to live: U.N.
- Norway sees tripling of triplet births since 1960s
- Norway survivors of Breivik massacre tell of pain
- Norwegian research questions benefit of mammograms
- Nose treatment cuts hospital-acquired infections
- Nosebleed won't stop? Coil surgery might help
- Not all doctors want hand-washing reminders
- Not all ICUs need a specialist at night: study
- Not all pneumonia patients need a chest X-ray
- Not all thyroid cancers need treatment: study
- Not all warning signs point to kids' immune diseases
- Not enough evidence for bladder cancer screening
- Not enough shut-eye may raise diabetes risk
- Not in vogue: World No Tobacco Day targets women, girls
- Note to dermatologists: the necktie is out
- Novartis drug gives pain relief in gouty arthritis
- Novartis drug helps in serious childhood arthritis
- Novartis issues recall on Excedrin, Bufferin
- Novartis moves to stop execution drug reaching US
- Novartis's Afinitor shows promise in breast cancer
- Novel tests help predict heart attack risk: study
- Novo Nordisk targets 2013 Degludec insulin launch
- Novo says cancer risk with insulin drops over time
- Novo says Victoza not to blame for 2 Japan deaths
- Now 2,600 cases of new flu in U.S., CDC says
- Now 4,298 cases of new flu in U.S., CDC says
- Now scientists read your mind better than you can
- NSAIDs for arthritis seem to be okay for the heart
- NSAIDs help some cold symptoms, not others
- NSAIDs may beat acetaminophen for menstrual cramps
- NSAIDs may interfere with prostate cancer diagnosis
- NTC seeks UN help for wounded in Sirte: UN source
- Nuclear accidents pose little risk to health: NRC
- Number of kids in daycare may affect asthma risk
- Number of US preterm, low birth weight babies down
- Nurses at crowded hospitals more likely depressed
- Nurses may help some overweight kids
- Nurses' miscarriages linked to chemicals at work
- Nursing home residents face greater surgery risks
- Nursing homes use inappropriate UTI drugs: study
- Nursing, healthy weaning diet may keep kids slim
- Nutrient intake for BP control suboptimal: study
- Nutrient powder may fight anemia in kids
- Nutritional risks of picky eating may be higher in autism
- Nuts' anti-cholesterol effects stronger for some
- Nuts instead of carbs may aid diabetes control
- NY eyes $18 bln of Medicaid savings to be split with U.S.
- NY mayor blasts sugar ban critics: "That's a lot of soda"
- NY state may cap Medicaid costs at $15.1 billion
- NY, localities owe $250 bln for retiree healthcare
- NYC budget crunch clashes with rising AIDS cost
- NYC offers discount card for prescription drugs
- NYC outdoor smoking extinguished from May 23
- NYC says smoking deaths drop 17 pct in eight years
- NYC voters unconvinced on mayor's health measures
- NY's Bloomberg aims to save mothers, children in Tanzania
- Ob/gyn group backs HPV vaccines for 11-12 year olds
- Obama admin appeals ruling on tobacco health label
- Obama admin launches $1 bln healthcare drive
- Obama admin. appeals Virginia healthcare ruling
- Obama administration appeals cigarette warning ruling
- Obama administration appeals stem cell injunction
- Obama administration fights for stem cell funding
- Obama agenda imperiled by Republican Senate gain
- Obama aide sees public health plan part of reform
- Obama AIDS policy: much social media and little cash
- Obama budget cuts funds for 'abstinence-only'
- Obama campaign: Obamacare not a bad word after all
- Obama casts Romney as extremist on health issues
- Obama changes protocol on U.S. troop suicides
- Obama deficit panel wrestles healthcare 'gorilla'
- Obama delays trip for final healthcare push
- Obama does not believe healthcare dead if Dem loses
- Obama faces healthcare insurrection from left flank
- Obama government defends healthcare law in court
- Obama heads to Iowa to tout healthcare revamp
- Obama healthcare battle appealed to Supreme Court
- Obama healthcare law faces high court hearing
- Obama healthcare law headed for Supreme Court
- Obama healthcare law: two justices may decide fate
- Obama in great health but struggles with smoking
- Obama kicks off what may be final healthcare push
- Obama launches new push for healthcare overhaul
- Obama lawyer asks Supreme Court to save healthcare law
- Obama lawyers defend healthcare law in Supreme Court
- Obama names New York health chief to head CDC
- Obama nominates new Medicare chief, Berwick steps down
- Obama orders health insurance for temp firefighters
- Obama passes physical exam, is "tobacco free"
- Obama prods Congress on healthcare, Senate acts
- Obama proposes healthcare savings in 2013 budget
- Obama said poised to offer more healthcare changes
- Obama says gov't-run health insurance "makes sense"
- Obama says 'time is now' for healthcare reform
- Obama seeks to defuse healthcare row with court
- Obama seeks to push healthcare to final vote
- Obama sees Senate healthcare passage by Dec. 25
- Obama sets deficit target, rips Republican plan
- Obama signs final healthcare changes, defends law
- Obama signs health bill for Sept 11 responders
- Obama signs historic healthcare overhaul into law
- Obama signs landmark tobacco legislation into law
- Obama supports less access to morning-after pill
- Obama takes action on drug shortages
- Obama takes aim at Republicans again on healthcare
- Obama targets $4 trillion cut in deficit
- Obama team raises pressure on health insurers
- Obama to drop smog initiative
- Obama to make case for big healthcare changes
- Obama to Republicans: 'You think we're stupid?'
- Obama to revel in hard-fought healthcare victory
- Obama to take executive action on drug shortages
- Obama touts benefits of healthcare reform for aged
- Obama touts healthcare reform benefit to business
- Obama urges Americans to get H1N1 vaccine
- Obama urges lawmakers to finish healthcare reform
- Obama urges passage of "historic" climate change bill
- Obama urges spirit of compromise on healthcare
- Obama warns health insurers not to hike rates
- Obama, Cartoon Network target bullying in documentary
- Obama, Republicans clash at health summit
- Obama, the U.S. Supreme Court and the 'T-word'
- Obama: healthcare won't hike middle class taxes
- Obama: not spending much time on healthcare contingency plans
- Obama: Stimulus will be spent quickly, efficiently
- Obama: Time for talk is over on healthcare bill
- Obama's Alzheimer's plan focuses on treatment, care
- Obama's Democrats voice new confidence on healthcare
- Obama's healthcare law tops new US high court term
- Obama's healthcare push on rocky road in Congress
- Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game
- Obama's promised U.S. health care overhaul delayed
- Obama's ratings sink on economy, healthcare
- Obese Americans now outweigh the merely overweight
- Obese children more likely to have allergies: study
- Obese elderly at high risk for chronic pain
- Obese have worse sexual health despite less sex
- Obese kids' feet found to be flatter and fatter
- Obese kids have hard time sticking to low-carb diet
- Obese kids have more asthma flare-ups
- Obese kids more apt to be bullied, study confirms
- Obese kids more likely to injure legs, ankles, feet
- Obese kids with big bellies at greatest heart risk
- Obese men less likely to get biopsy after PSA screening
- Obese people use more meds: study
- Obese pregnant women can safely diet: study
- Obese with strong heart beats thin and weak
- Obesity accelerates liver damage in heavy drinkers
- Obesity adds to risk of death after stroke
- Obesity and asthma are linked: study
- Obesity and depression are a two-way street
- Obesity and lack of exercise linked to chronic pain
- Obesity can complicate teen pregnancy
- Obesity clouds pregnancy sonogram picture
- Obesity common in women at risk of breast cancer
- Obesity declining among Australian preschoolers
- Obesity drugs need heart studies, U.S. advisers say
- Obesity epidemic propels fitness as career
- Obesity epidemic risks heart disease "tsunami"
- Obesity fight must shift from personal blame: U.S. panel
- Obesity hits New York's poor neighborhoods hardest
- Obesity hurts recovery after colon cancer surgery
- Obesity in middle age bodes ill for old age
- Obesity linked to higher risk of kidney stones
- Obesity linked to lower sperm count in young men
- Obesity linked to rapid loss of knee cartilage
- Obesity linked with sleep disordered breathing
- Obesity may boost pneumonia risk in men
- Obesity may increase risk of diverticulitis
- Obesity may raise migraine risk, U.S. study finds
- Obesity may raise risk of ovarian cancer
- Obesity may raise risk of restless legs syndrome
- Obesity not always tied to higher heart risk: study
- Obesity not apt to affect outcome of knee surgery
- Obesity not behind kidney stones in kids: study
- Obesity programs little help for black girls
- Obesity rate declines slightly, study finds
- Obesity rates rise, threaten health in OECD nations
- Obesity rates will reach 42 percent: study
- Obesity standards may miss millions of women
- Obesity surgery may curb 'drive to eat'
- Obesity surgery safe and effective for seniors
- Obesity surgery tied to lower diabetes risk in pregnancy
- Obesity tied to poorer colon cancer survival
- Obesity tied to poorer sperm quality
- Obesity to worsen, weigh heavily on healthcare costs
- Obesity ups risk of painful fibromyalgia
- Obesity weighs on the wealthy in poor countries
- Obesity, alcohol, depression interlinked for women
- Obesity, arthritis dog women in later years
- Obesity, early menopause tied to uterine cancer
- Obesity, heavy lifting up risk of pelvic disorder
- Obesity, inactivity tied to common colon disease
- Obesity, smoking may raise blood clot risk
- Ob-gyn guidelines often based on opinion, weak data
- Ob-gyns recommend annual well-woman visit
- Ob-gyns say no to routine lead testing in pregnancy
- Occasional binges may undo alcohol's heart benefits
- Occupation a key factor in men's lung cancer risk
- October flu vaccination to be "a little bumpy"
- Octogenarians have more heart surgery, live longer
- 'Octomom' doctor risks losing medical license
- Odds of an IVF baby? There's an app for that
- Odds of getting new kidney uneven
- Of diapers and drugs, Iran's trouble paying bills
- Offer all women cystic fibrosis screen: MD group
- Offer breast screening starting at 40: docs' group
- Officials launch new strategy to prevent suicide
- Officials: India patent refusals to help treat AIDS
- Offspring weight, heart risks linked to mom's blood sugar
- Often okay to skip prostate cancer treatment: study
- Ohio becomes 25th state to contest healthcare plan
- Ohio House approves abortion ban after heartbeat
- Ohio Senate sets aside "heartbeat" abortion bill
- O'Jays singer reveals long battle with multiple sclerosis
- Oklahoma "personhood" bill fails in Legislature
- Oklahoma firm recalls frozen chili beef products
- Oklahoma investigates salmonella outbreak
- Oklahoma state senate passes "heartbeat" abortion bill
- Old anti-smoking drug passes new test
- Old osteoporosis drug may help in killing flu viruses
- Older adults more impaired by social drinking
- Older age increases risk of clot in lupus patients
- Older age, extra pounds may delay breast-milk production
- Older Americans reporting fewer vision problems
- Older cancer patients want empathy from providers
- Older ER patients less likely to get pain treated
- Older first-time moms not at higher depression risk
- Older men don't live longer with weight-loss surgery
- Older men get less effective prostate cancer care
- Older men want more sex, study finds
- Older men with bladder issues at risk of falling
- Older men's testosterone varies by country, race
- Older parents more likely to have an autistic child
- Older patients can skip breast radiation - study
- Older U.S. women stick to hormone pills: study
- Older women sleep better than men, but gripe more
- Older women who take vitamin D3 may live longer
- Olive oil lovers show lower stroke risk
- Olympic hearts in good shape despite hard training
- Olympics documentary filmmaker Bud Greenspan dies
- Olympics: Intelligence key to anti-doping in 2012
- Olympics: trickle-down fitness for the rest of us
- OLYMPICS-Dopers caught, but jury still out on clean Games
- Olympics-Fat? We are fit. Get over it, say women athletes
- Olympics-Medics get athletes "back out there to do it"
- Olympics-Performance enhancing dope: Should sport ban cannabis?
- Omega 3s may help cut colon cancer risk
- Omega-3 fat tied to less cancer-related fatigue
- Omega-3 fats linked to lower diabetes risk
- Omega-3 margarines fail to help in heart study
- Omega-3 pills may not help heart disease
- Omega-3-fatty acids may slow macular disease
- Omega-3s cut risk of advanced prostate cancer
- Omega-3s help stave off age-related vision loss
- Omega-3s no benefit on top of modern heart drugs
- Omega-3s tied to lower risk of heart arrhythmia
- On residency applications, some fudge the details
- On the ice, checking may triple preteen injuries
- On your bike for commuter tax benefits in Europe
- Once a model, crisis imperils Portugal's drug program
- Once-daily AIDS pill can slash HIV infection risk
- One 'Bully' in theaters, but bigger bullies on Web
- One dead, 9 sick from fumes at McDonald's in Georgia
- One fifth of Americans have arthritis, survey shows
- One in 10 binge-drinkers drive afterward: study
- One in 10 births around world premature, WHO says
- One in 10 stent patients readmitted within a month
- One in 10 U.S. kids have alcoholic parent: study
- One in 12 teenagers self harm, study finds
- One in 16 U.S. surgeons consider suicide: survey
- One in 16 youth play the "choking game": study
- One in 4 students, young adults binge drink: CDC
- One in eight Americans hard of hearing: study
- One in eight teens misuses prescription painkillers
- One in five women may need pelvic disorder surgery
- One in five young adults may have high BP
- One in four Americans without health coverage : study
- One in seven strokes happens during sleep
- One in seven young Canadians deficient in vitamin C
- One in six adults goes on drinking binges: CDC
- One of every 100 U.S. whites has celiac disease
- One self-help session may reduce problem drinking
- One small kidney can do the job in an adult
- One-fifth of US teens have unhealthy cholesterol
- One-in-thirteen infected in H1N1 flu hot spots
- One-third of U.S. teens report texting while driving: CDC
- Online discrimination common, hurtful to teens
- Online feedback helps college drinkers cut down
- Online health info popular but often unchecked
- Online health services need tighter rules: report
- Online therapy shows promise for irritable bowel
- Only 10 percent of U.S. adults have low heart risk
- Only severely ill should be tested for new virus: WHO
- Only some epilepsy drugs may raise suicide risk
- Only some PMS symptoms improve with antidepressant
- On-screen smoking in youth movies sharply declines
- Ontarian catches flu variant after close contact with pigs
- Ontario doctors take province to court over fees
- Open-access R&D one answer to drug industry woes
- Opioids prescribed more often for substance abusers
- Opioids recommended for elderly with chronic pain
- Opponents: Congress went too far in healthcare law
- Optimism may do women's hearts good
- Optimistic teens show lower depression risk
- Opting for plain water might prevent diabetes
- Opt-out HIV tests find few new infections: study
- Oral cancer deaths declining among well-educated
- Oral contraceptives linked to asthma risk
- Oral immunotherapy promising for children with milk allergy
- Oral sex not outstripping intercourse among U.S. youth: study
- Oral sex often a prelude to intercourse for teens
- Oral steroid don't clear up sinus infections
- Orangutans shed light on obesity in people
- Ordinary flu jab may protect against H1N1
- Oregon attorney general race puts spotlight on pot
- Oregon ready to put pot legalization to voters, proponents say
- Oregon worker sues over sex change insurance denial
- Orexigen diet drug wins advisory panel backing
- Organ fat linked to liver surgery problems
- Organic food is no healthier, study finds
- Organic food no healthier than non-organic: study
- Organizing care for special needs kids saves money
- Osteopathic care may ease late-pregnancy back pain
- Osteoporosis drug regrows jaw bone: study
- Osteoporosis meds may cut breast cancer risk
- Osteoporosis meds may cut breast cancer risk: study
- Osteoporosis-linked fracture rates up dramatically
- Other viruses abound in U.S. flu season, tests show
- Otsuka America receives FDA nod for breath test in children
- Outbreak of dengue fever hits island of Madeira
- Outcomes after heart procedures improving: study
- Outcomes from frozen embryos "reassuring"
- Outdoor smoking ban plan angers some New Yorkers
- Outgunned FDA tries to get tough with drug ads
- Ovarian cancer screening doesn't save lives: study
- Ovarian cancer screening popular despite guidelines
- Ovarian cancer screening still gets thumbs down
- Ovarian cysts may not lead to cancer: study
- Ovarian tissue transplant may restore fertility
- Ovaries can be saved in some endometrial cancers
- Ovary removal may raise risk of lung cancer
- Ovary removal not tied to increased risk of death
- Over 26,000 annual US deaths for uninsured: report
- Over 65? Take lots of vitamin D to prevent a fall
- Over exercising: Too much of a good thing
- Over half of SIDS deaths occur during co-sleeping
- Overcoming real-life on "the Pill"
- Overeating in the genes for some kids, study says
- Overeating to blame for U.S. obesity epidemic
- Over-the-counter pain drugs not tied to miscarriage
- Overtreatment of thyroid cancer rampant: study
- Overuse of heartburn drugs is risky: study
- Overweight children eat more later in the day
- Overweight friends eat more when they dine together
- Overweight linked to acne in teen girls
- Overweight teens show higher suicide risk
- Overweight women show lower glaucoma risk
- Ovulation induction linked with cancer risk
- OxyContin abuse down with time-release formula
- Oxygen devices for lung disease show spotty performance
- Ozone exposure tough on kids with asthma
- Ozone exposure ups risk of death from lung disease
- Paced breathing lowers diabetics' blood pressure
- Packaging may pump-up kids' sunscreen use
- Pager helps caregivers of brain-injured patients
- Pain drugs abuse requires urgent action: CDC
- Pain drugs' safety for heart patients doubted again
- Pain pills in heart failure patients may be risky: study
- Pain relief can fall short after gynecologic surgery
- Painful, itchy skin linked to obesity in kids
- Painkiller Opana, new scourge of rural America
- Painkiller use linked to stroke risk
- Painkillers do not prevent Alzheimer's dementia
- Pakistan militants ban polio jabs, threaten action
- Pakistan prez says he's fine, vows to return soon
- Pakistan psychologists issue conflict health warning
- Pakistan struggles to curb dengue fever
- Pakistan to seek IMF help for battered economy
- Pale-faced Mars crew "lands" after 520 days in isolation
- Palliative care lacking in much of the world
- Palm olein may be less heart-friendly than thought
- Pancreatic cancer grows slowly, could be caught
- Pancreatic cancer risk rises with excess weight
- Pandemic flu remains moderate but strikes young: WHO
- Pandemic flu straining Afghan health clinics: WHO
- Pandemic still threat to young, expert says
- Pandemic virus enters pigs in HK, swaps genes
- Panel backs Abbott carotid stent for more patients
- Panel backs skin cancer advice to kids, young adults
- Panel recommends against ECG tests for heart disease
- Panel recommends against hormone therapy
- Panel seeks more disclosure on natgas drilling
- Panetta offers steps to curb sex assault in military
- Panic attacks not tied to post-traumatic stress
- Pap test every three years is enough: guidelines
- Pap tests don't curb cancer rates in young women
- Paracetamol dampens infant vaccine effect: study
- Paraguayan President has second lymphoma
- Paralympics returns home a different Games
- Paralympics: "Boosting" casts shadow before Games
- Paralyzed man stands, steps after spine treatment
- Paralyzing infection sickens 24 on US-Mexico border
- Paramedics must avoid too much injury care
- Parasite tied to self-harm, suicide attempts
- Parasites may get nastier with climate swings: study
- Parasites may protect against allergies
- Parent sleep counseling may improve kids' shut-eye
- Parental carb-counting benefits diabetic child
- Parental knowledge of vaccinations important
- Parents' age tied to child's autism risk
- Parents can help toddlers with speech delay
- Parents confused by labels on cold medications
- Parents delaying, skipping recommended vaccines
- Parents' diets show little effect on kids' eating
- Parents' drinking may be risk factor for SIDS
- Parents' education predicts IQ of preterm babies
- Parents' help key to avoiding bullying online
- Parents important in teens' smoking risk
- Parents key to helping teens learn to drive safely
- Parents' mental woes raise teens' migraine risk
- Parents' obesity, especially mom's, tied to kids' risk
- Parents of twins slightly more likely to divorce
- Parents see flaws in media ratings: study
- Parents turn to the Internet before going to the ER
- Parents who know of preemies' pain more confident
- Parents with ailing children are often sick too
- Parents, docs may clash on quality of kids' lives
- Parkinson's disease and melanoma may be linked
- Parkinson's disease puts bones, joints at risk
- Parkinson's drugs may trigger pathologic behavior
- Parties jockey on healthcare ahead of court ruling
- Partner abuse tied to poor mental health in men
- Past flu exposures weakened pandemic severity
- Past trauma worsens disability from facial pain
- Patent pooling deal to reduce costs of AIDS drugs
- Patient support key to apnea therapy adherence
- Patients leaving hospital against advice fare worse
- Patients like reading their doctors' notes: study
- Patients may check out against medical advice
- Patients may not get word of abnormal test results
- Patients' race linked to prostate surgery quality
- Patients reluctant to disagree with doctor's advice
- Patients underestimate CT scan radiation, risks
- Patients with do-not-resuscitate orders fare worse
- Patients worse off with more-experienced docs?
- Patterns in serious in-flight medical emergencies
- Paul Allen gives $300 mln to expand brain research
- Pay for organ donors' funerals, says UK ethics group
- Pay gap widening between U.S. male, female doctors
- Pea protein restores kidney function in rats
- Peanut allergies less common than tests suggest
- Peanut allergies seen on the rise - study
- Peanut allergy linked to worse asthma in kids
- Peanut butter linked to U.S. Salmonella outbreak
- Peanut co. expands recall for salmonella outbreak
- Peanut, tree-nut allergies may be on the rise in kids
- Peanut-eating blood donors spark allergic reaction
- Peanuts during pregnancy tied to kid's allergy
- Pediatricians call for stricter laws for chemicals
- Pediatricians may skip kids' blood pressure checks
- Pediatricians raise caution on sensory-based therapy
- Pediatricians stress moderation for Little Leaguers
- Pediatricians warn families against trampolines
- Pediatricians warn of kids' access to guns at home
- Pedometers may help elderly move more
- Peer feedback cuts doctors' over-use of tests
- Peg Perego USA recalls strollers, cites strangulation risk
- Pelosi says Medicare on the table in debt talks
- Pelosi says U.S. Congress close to health deal
- Pelosi: no US healthcare bill not a possibility
- Pelvic floor stimulation may curb urinary leaks
- Pelvic symptoms unlikely to mean ovarian cancer
- Penis rehab after prostate surgery mildly useful
- Pennsylvania sued for axing low-income health plan
- People get hungrier when they're starved for sleep
- People leave unique trail of germs, study finds
- People turn to high-calorie food first after fasting
- People who walk a lot have lower risk of diabetes
- People with diabetes hit hard by Hurricane Katrina
- People with diabetes more likely to get cancer
- People with dwarfism say reality TV aids acceptance
- People with emphysema at higher shingles risk
- People with HIV have high stroke risk: US study
- People with lupus often have poor sense of smell
- People with schizophrenia rarely kill strangers
- People with shingles show no higher cancer risk
- PepsiCo says finds trace fungicide in orange juice
- Perceptions key for obesity counseling in blacks
- Perchlorate not tied to pregnancy thyroid problems
- Perfect sunbed tan could cost you, EU warns
- Perfluorinated chemicals may impair fertility
- Pergolide linked with Parkinson's disease psychosis
- Personal conflicts biggest cause of murders in U.S.
- Personality not linked to Parkinson's disease
- Pesticides linked to childhood leukemia risk
- Pet lovers beware: Cats, dogs are tripping hazards
- Pet owners' hearts may cope better with change
- Petri dish to dinner plate, in-vitro meat coming soon
- PFC chemicals tied to immune problems in kids
- PFCs linked to earlier menopause
- Pfizer depression drug ineffective, may be harmful: study
- Pfizer paid $35 mln to doctors over 6 months
- Pfizer pancreatic cancer drug fails, trial halted
- Pfizer recalls expired lot of Prevnar vaccine
- Pfizer recalls more U.S. lots of smelly Lipitor
- Pfizer says Europe undermining drug innovation
- Pfizer says its drug is best hope for Alzheimer's
- Pfizer stop-smoking pill raises heart risk: FDA
- Pfizer's Wyeth ordered to face class-action over Pristiq
- Pharma calls for bigger role in Medicare
- Pharma research not always more positive on drugs
- Pharma seeks genetic clues to healthy ageing
- Pharmacist help reigns in blood pressure
- Pharmacist-led diabetes program shows promise
- Pharmacy board investigating complaints about CVS
- Philadelphia abortion doctor charged with murder
- Philip Morris challenges Australia on plain pack
- Philippines needs a reproductive health policy-UN
- Philippines warns cigarette makers over tax debate
- Phone chats plus web program help smokers quit
- Phone therapy helps some with marijuana dependence
- Physical activity declines over preschool years
- Physical evidence rare in girls reporting sex abuse
- Physical exercise may ease nocturnal leg movement
- Physical, academic fitness tied at the hip: study
- Physically able stroke patients often sedentary
- Physically active boys are smarter, study hints
- Physicians key in detecting melanomas early
- Pig cell insulin treatment approved in Russia
- Pig parasite may help treat autoimmune disorders
- Pig virus DNA found in Merck rotavirus vaccine
- Pigs under scrutiny at Midwest state fairs after flu outbreak
- Pilates: getting to the core of the matter
- Pill camera not as effective as colonoscopy
- Pill shows lasting benefits against hay fever
- Pill-popping Cypriots find drugs in water supply
- Pills as good as stents for some patients: study
- Pills as good as steroid shots for tendon problems
- Pilots' radiation exposure may damage genes
- Pine bark extract offers no heart benefit-study
- Pioneering UK stem cell trial passes safety test
- Pistachio recall widens on salmonella fear
- Placebo beats black cohosh for hot flashes
- Placebo effect is in the spine as well as the mind
- Placebo effect seen in treating colds
- Placebos help, even when patients know about them
- Plain cells turned into beating heart cells - study
- Plain cigarette packaging highlights warnings
- Plan now for climate-related disasters: U.N. report
- Planned c-sections not for preterm pregnancies
- Planned Parenthood goes to court over North Carolina cuts
- Planned Parenthood hits Romney on birth control
- Planned Parenthood launches new U.S. breast health initiative
- Planned Parenthood stops seeing IN Medicaid patients
- Planned Parenthood sues over Texas program exclusion
- Planned Parenthood sues South Dakota over abortion law
- Planned Parenthood: Reconsider Texas health ruling
- Planning to take a cruise? Better get a check-up
- Plant compounds tied to fewer heart deaths
- Plant-rich diets tied to lower breast cancer risk
- Plastic surgeons may fall short on hand-washing
- Plastics chemical phthalate may shorten pregnancy
- Plavix benefit found in heart failure patients
- Plavix gets new U.S. FDA warning
- Pneumonia death rates lower in statin users
- Pockets of poverty grow in the United States: study
- Poisonings point to holes in supplement oversight
- Police officers may face higher heart disease risk
- Police probe U.S. hospital hepatitis outbreak
- Police raid 'pill mills' across south Florida
- Polio eradication drive imperiled by funding shortfall
- Polio nearly wiped out but risk of failure high
- Polish woman saves babies with 75 days in labor
- Poll shows most Americans favor Medicaid expansion
- Poll: Afghanistan most dangerous country for women
- Pollen count forecasts may be unreliable
- Pollutants in boys' blood tied to lower growth
- Pollutants linked to diabetes in new study
- Polluted air may give you a headache
- Pollution may contribute to rise in liver disease
- Pollution tied to stroke risk only for some people
- Pomegranate juice could help kidney patients
- Pomegranate seed oil fails to cool hot flashes
- Pool chlorine tied to lung damage in elite swimmers
- Pool fitness: Different strokes for aquatic folks
- Poor balance a bad sign in Alzheimer's patients
- Poor breast cancer patients skipping hormone pills
- Poor breast cancer prognosis tied to inflammation
- Poor countries neglect mentally ill: U.N. agency
- Poor diet and big bellies linked to takeout food
- Poor health prior to combat linked to later PTSD
- Poor HIV patients live longer with care beyond drugs
- Poor infants fare worse despite Canada health care
- Poor mental health harming productivity, says OECD
- Poor nations' teens birth control use inconsistent
- Poor reporting mars 'gold standard' drug trials
- Poor smokers in NY spend 1/4 of income on cigarettes
- Poor women get more unneeded breast cancer surgery
- Poor women less likely to get epidurals
- Poor women often gain too many pregnancy pounds
- Poor, minority heart transplant patients fare worse
- Poorer African states put children first-study
- Poorer vision may persist after 'lazy eye' therapy
- Pop culture, wealth spur medical tourism in Asia
- Pope tells Pelosi: Catholics cannot back abortion
- Pope words on condoms bolster AIDS fight in Africa
- Popular anticonvulsant drugs raise suicide risks
- Popular antidepressant interferes with cancer drug
- Popular food additive can cause stomach ache
- Popular new breast cancer treatment lacks data
- Popularity can come at a price: getting flu first
- Porn film production on hold after Los Angeles syphilis case
- Portable device points to better lung transplants
- Portable pools pose summer risk for kids
- Portugal drug chief urges fresh look at addiction
- Positive body image not always a good thing
- Postcard from Chernobyl: vision of Apocalypse
- Post-concussion follow-up urged for children
- Post-hospital week is stroke danger zone
- Postpartum bleeding a growing problem: study
- Postpartum depression can be caught at infant visits
- Postpartum depression tied to domestic violence
- Post-pregnancy weight loss tied to incontinence risk
- Post-retirement jobs benefit health: U.S. study
- Post-traumatic stress common in migraine sufferers
- Post-traumatic stress tied to metabolic syndrome
- Post-traumatic stress ups heart disease risk in vets
- Post-tsunami mental health concerns mount
- Pot may provide some chronic pain relief: study
- Pot smokers don't puff away lung health: study
- Pot smoking during pregnancy may stunt fetal growth
- Pot smoking tied to testicular cancer
- Potassium cuts kidney stones in kids on "K" diet
- Potassium-rich diet tied to lower stroke risk
- Potassium-rich diet tied to lower stroke risk
- Potent steroid may help prevent meningitis deaths
- Potentially deadly fungus spreading in US, Canada
- Pot-smokers may take more risks on the road
- Poverty and premature death still firmly linked
- Poverty equals obesity? Study bucks common wisdom
- Poverty rate hits 15-year high
- Power of suggestion affects heart arteries: study
- Power walking falls between the ramble and the race
- Pre-abortion ultrasound bill passes Idaho Senate
- Pre-breast cancer surgery MRI may harm, not help
- Pre-chewed food may pose HIV threat to infants
- Prechewed infant food may transmit AIDS virus
- Pre-conception diabetes control important
- 'Pre-diabetes' raises risk of heart attack, stroke
- 'Pre-diabetes,' diabetes rising among U.S. teens
- Pre-eclampsia should prompt doctors to induce labor
- Preemie parents may be worried sick by tests
- Preemies can catch up in vocabulary by teen years
- Preemies can lag in language skills later on
- Preemies face higher death rates as young adults
- Preemies have a higher risk of autism: study
- Preemies may suffer delayed hearing loss: study
- Pregnancy after 45 carries risks
- Pregnancy complication deaths drop, but not equally
- Pregnancy complications not cut by omega-3s: study
- Pregnancy high blood pressure tied to later stroke
- Pregnancy linked to lower rheumatoid arthritis risk
- Pregnancy may delay treatment of breast cancer
- Pregnancy may trigger or worsen OCD symptoms
- Pregnancy may up diabetes risk factors later
- Pregnancy possible soon after giving birth
- Pregnancy problems up stroke risk in offspring
- Pregnancy ups risk of heart attack, study says
- Pregnancy vitamins fail to foil high blood pressure
- Pregnancy weight gain questioned in obese women
- Pregnancy-related deaths rise in the U.S.
- Pregnancy-related diabetes likely to recur: study
- Pregnant women often deny smoking
- Premature babies have higher psychiatric risk
- Premature birth tied to increased risk of ADHD
- Premature birth tied to later behavioral problems
- Prenatal arsenic exposure quintuples infant death risk
- Prenatal flu exposure tied to schizophrenia risk
- Prenatal folic acid doesn't boost sons' fertility
- Prenatal pesticide exposure linked with lower IQ
- Prenatal pesticide exposure tied to birth size
- Prenatal screening for group B strep working
- Prenatal smoke tied to poorer asthma-drug response
- Prenatal smoking tied to worse asthma in kids
- Prenatal test not linked to blood pressure problems
- Pre-op MRI may not help breast cancer patients
- Pre-op program fosters long-term smoking cessation
- Pre-op talks help docs and patients accept risks
- Pre-pregnancy weight not tied to kids' behavior
- Preschool obesity rate stable at 1 in 7: US study
- Preschool thinking skills linked to weight
- Preschoolers' snoring tied to behavior problems
- Prescribed drugs cause 3 pct of French car crashes
- Prescription cream treats skin damage from sun
- Prescription drug abuse abetted by family, friends
- Prescription drug overdoses on the rise in U.S.
- Prescription drugs poisonings up in kids
- Prescription heroin helps addicts off street drugs
- Prescription painkiller relieves shingles pain
- Preset heart devices work as well as customized
- Pre-surgery bladder tests often unnecessary: study
- Pre-surgery sessions boost prostate patients' mood
- Pre-term babies face lifetime lung trouble: study
- Preterm birth linked to epilepsy risk in adults
- Pre-term births fall in US, government finds
- Prevent Alzheimer's? No evidence you can: US panel
- Preventing falls in seniors is possible: study
- Prevention a low priority in heart docs' training
- Prevnar trial results needed for CDC recommendation
- Price of life-saving allergy injections has spiked
- Pricey cigarettes mean fewer teens smoke
- Pricey scans have no impact in breast cancer: study
- Pricey surgery robots lack clear benefits: study
- Pricier therapy no better for early prostate cancer
- Pricing booze higher may curb disease, health costs
- Primary care plan helps sedentary get, stay active
- Prior ills lead to early heart failure in blacks
- Prior pregnancies may lessen liver cancer risk
- Private ICU rooms may lower infection risks
- Private insurance, better prostate surgery outcome?
- Privately insured heart patients had best outcomes
- Probiotic for babies may not fight allergies later
- Probiotic nose spray promising for ear trouble
- Probiotic yogurt no help for kids' constipation
- Probiotics may help babies with constipation
- Probiotics may help irritable bowel
- Probiotics may help prevent diarrhea: report
- Probiotics may help shorten diarrhea
- Probiotics may help ward off postpartum obesity
- Probiotics may prevent colds in children
- Probiotics may reduce skin condition in some kids
- Probiotics tied to lower risk of pregnancy problem
- Problem behaviors beset kids with cystic fibrosis
- Problem gamblers may recover without quitting
- Problem gambling getting worse in Britain: study
- Problem gambling likely in the genes, says study
- Problems managing money may foreshadow Alzheimer's
- Processed meat linked to higher ovarian cancer risk
- Profanity on TV linked to kids' aggression
- Professional pesticide use ups risk of nasal woes
- Professor calls Prince Charles, others "snake-oil salesmen"
- Progesterone helps cut risk of pre-term birth: study
- Progesterone might relieve menopause symptoms
- Prognosis excellent in 'broken heart' syndrome
- Prognosis poor for U.N. chronic disease meeting
- Program cuts cavities in low-income toddlers
- Program cuts medically unnecessary scheduled births
- Program cuts teen substance use, behavior problems
- Program eases trauma of chemotherapy side effects
- Program helps at-risk adults keep the weight off
- Program helps obese kids keep weight off long-term
- Program helps sedentary older women cut pounds
- Program offers free eye care to America's elderly
- Program reduces serious hospital infections: report
- Program seen helpful in heart patients: report
- Program shows no effect on patients' question-asking
- Programs curb college drinking problems
- Programs may curb hepatitis C in drug users
- Progress made on global tobacco smuggling pact
- Progress seen in drunk, drugged driving: study
- Promoting health? It's all in the game
- Proper drug-taking would greatly cut heart risks
- Proposed diabetes test misses most cases: study
- Pros and cons with "easier" prostate cancer surgery
- Prosecute privacy charges: parents of teen suicide
- Prosecutors to present DNA in Roger Clemens trial
- Prospects good for fatherhood after testicular cancer
- Prostate biopsy can cause urinary, erectile problems
- Prostate cancer hormonal therapy cuts deaths: report
- Prostate cancer may cause neglect of other illness
- Prostate cancer screening may help healthy men only
- Prostate cancer screening: More harm than good?
- Prostate cancer therapies all affect quality of life
- Prostate cancer therapy hard on bones, heart
- Prostate cancer treatment may be tied to cataracts
- Prostate Cancer Treatment May Up Colon Cancer Risk
- Prostate cancer: Watching and waiting may be best
- Prostate drug finasteride helps urinary problems
- Prostate drugs raise risk of prostate cancer: FDA
- Prostate surgery risks greater for elderly men
- Prostate surgery risks lower at academic hospitals
- Prostate surgery tied to need for bladder surgery
- Prostate test 'public health disaster' - discoverer
- Protein in urine may lead to test for appendicitis
- Protein linked with rare disease plays role in aging
- Protein test ups diabetes diagnoses in some races
- Protein urine test may signal prostate cancer
- Proteins show promise for ovarian cancer screening
- Provincial cuts put squeeze on Canadian pharmacies
- Prozac shows promise in recovery from stroke
- 'Prudent' diet linked to lower breast cancer risk
- PSA screening doesn't prevent cancer deaths: study
- PSA test for prostate cancer not recommended-US panel
- Psoriasis linked to diabetes, hypertension
- Psoriasis linked to strokes and death
- Psoriasis tied to higher risk of diabetes
- Psoriasis treatment may up cancer risk
- Psoriasis treatment tied to fewer heart attacks
- Psychiatric symptoms can be first sign of cancer
- Psychological barriers hobble climate action
- Psychopaths have distinct brain structure: study
- Psychopaths have faulty brain connections, scientists find
- Psychotherapy, guided self-help best for binge eating
- PTSD a risk factor for metabolic syndrome
- PTSD may boost dementia risk in older vets
- PTSD may raise diabetes risk in service members
- PTSD may surface years later for some
- PTSD raises heart disease risk in Iraq war vets
- Public Citizen: Key data left out of Alzheimer's study
- Public defibrillators boost cardiac arrest survival
- Public employers search for healthcare savings
- Public favors posthumous reproduction, with consent
- Public swimming ups risk of gastrointestinal ills
- Punitive damages given in Lorillard smoking case
- Purified growth hormone not tied to brain disease
- Pushing Western medicine with fear in India
- Putting a price on blood tests can save money
- Pyramid tossed, dinner plate is new US meals plan
- Q+A: Will debt panel tackle Medicare, Social Security?
- Qi Gong - mindful movement made in China
- Quaker Canada recalls granola bars in allergy risk
- Quake-ravaged Japan digs mass graves
- Quality of life tied to lung cancer survival
- Quality-of-life program may help cancer patients
- Questionable data propped up cancer drug Provenge
- Questions remain on value of robot prostate surgery
- Quick chlamydia urine test accurate in men
- Quick pep talks help with weight maintenance
- Quick summer sunbaths make for adequate vitamin D
- Quicker radiation therapy doubles mastectomy risk
- Quit smoking drug Chantix ups heart risks: study
- Quitting smoking after heart attack extends lives
- Quitting smoking causes quick drop in inflammation
- Quitting smoking helps after serious heart attack damage too
- Quitting smoking improves cancer surgery outcomes
- Quitting smoking improves cholesterol
- Quitting smoking may ease stress levels
- Quitting smoking may up diabetes risk temporarily
- R&B singer Teena Marie dies at 54
- RA patients' take on treatments differ by race
- Rabbis to meet in Berlin to protest circumcision ban
- Rabbits grow their own joint replacements in study
- Rabid bats on the rise in Los Angeles County
- Rabies vaccine not needed for bats in the bedroom
- Race disparity in deadly cancer remains a mystery
- Race doesn't affect injury outcomes in kids
- Race, ethnicity may influence reproductive life
- Racial bias seen in obesity measurement
- Racial disparities for one type of tumor disappear
- Racial disparity seen in stroke-preventing surgery
- Racial gap in colon cancer diagnosis, treatment
- Radiation "hotspots" hinder Japan response to nuclear
- Radiation benefits women with early breast cancer
- Radiation death in India raises nuclear safety concerns
- Radiation dose less with digital mammograms
- Radiation eases in Japan village near no-go zone
- Radiation exposure from imaging common in kids
- Radiation fears mount again in Japan after plant workers injured
- Radiation fears spark panic, evacuations in Tokyo
- Radiation for prostate cancer lacks data: U.S. panel
- Radiation found in seaweed near crippled Japan plant
- Radiation from CT scans may raise US cancer risks
- Radiation from Japan plant increasingly dangerous
- Radiation may increase long-term heart risks
- Radiation not needed in common childhood cancer
- Radiation only slight risk to Tokyo: U.S. experts
- Radiation overexposure common in many countries
- Radiation risk low with whole-body airport scanners
- Radiation scare leaves Tokyo short of bottled water
- Radiation ups risk of breast cancer in young women
- Radiation used inappropriately in terminal cancer
- Radioactive waste dump opens in Texas, environmentalists worried
- Radiologists call for curbs on overuse of imaging
- Radiotherapy delay ups risk of breast cancer return
- Ramadan sets Muslim athletes extra test at Olympics
- Rangers lead battle against avoidable combat deaths
- Rape trauma as barrier to pregnancy has no scientific basis
- Rape used as weapon in Libya and elsewhere: U.N.
- Rape victims have harder time in labor, delivery
- Rape victims struggle to get legal abortions in Argentina
- Rapid gene machines find cause of newborn illnesses
- Rapper promotes caffeine-laced alcohol drink
- Rare cancer cells captured by imaging device
- Rare mutations tied to breast, pancreatic cancers
- Rare surgery brings more weight loss, more risks
- Rare transplant gives quadruple amputee two new hands
- Rare virus linked to rodents kills two in Utah
- Rate of facial injuries in car crashes down
- Rate of memory decline differs by dementia type
- Rate of severe childhood obesity up sharply in U.S.
- Rates of diabetes-related amputation falling
- Rates of diabetes-related amputation vary across US
- Rates of food sensitivity vary by country
- Rates of heart attack swell as temperature drops
- Rates of preventive mastectomy rising in US
- Raw milk debate simmers as states, FDA mull rules
- Reactions to anesthesia more common than thought?
- Reagan son: Alzheimer's seen during presidency
- Real mental health days may signal mortality risk
- Real-time gene sequencing may help combat MRSA
- Rear-facing car seats protect older children
- Reason for farming link to brain cancer unclear
- Rebel govt struggles to tend to Libya wounded
- Recalled model helicopters pose laceration risks
- Recent deaths shine light on athletes' depression
- Recent respiratory infection predicts stroke
- Recess and PE policies mean more activity for kids
- Recession dents growth of healthcare spending
- Recession giving U.S. women pause about motherhood
- Recession may be good for your health: study
- Recession pushed 90 million into extreme poverty-UN
- Recession pushes many into U.S. healthcare plan
- Recession threatens U.S. progress in child well being
- Reckitt recalls painkiller after other drugs found
- Reckless young male drivers run riot on UAE roads
- Recommended cholesterol level may be too high
- Rectal cancer increasing in younger adults: study
- Recurrent month ulcers suggest celiac disease
- Red and processed meat increases risk of death
- Red Cross alarmed by Libya situation, fears worse
- Red Cross appeals for blood donors after storms
- Red Cross concerned for Ivory Coast civilians
- Red Cross lessons for dangerously drunk UK children
- Red Cross moves staff further from Libyan fighting
- Red Cross says doctors helped CIA "torture"
- Red Cross seeks Syria ceasefires; more than 60 killed
- Red meat diet tied to early eye problems
- Red meat linked to esophageal, stomach cancer risks
- Red wine-heart research slammed with fraud charges
- Redheads especially fearful of dental pain
- Reduced-calorie diets promote similar weight loss
- REFILE 2: End-of-life care costs continue to climb upward
- REFILE: Face masks curb in-home spread of the flu: study
- REFILE: Few women follow pre-pregnancy recommendations
- REFILE: Where you live may affect cancer survival
- REFILE: "Dr. Death" Jack Kevorkian dies
- REFILE: "Occupy" comes to DNA: A genome for the 99 percent
- REFILE: ADHD drugs have no long-term growth effects: study
- REFILE: Americans get too much healthcare, their docs say
- REFILE: An implant to keep heroin addicts off street drugs?
- REFILE: Athletes go to extremes, but "governor" keeps them safe
- REFILE: Behavior therapy dampens Tourette tics
- REFILE: Botox ingredient has limited effect on headaches
- REFILE: Breastfeeding linked to lower risk of SIDS
- REFILE: California lettuce recalled over listeria concerns
- REFILE: California voters reject raising tobacco tax
- REFILE: Can too little sleep make you gain weight?
- REFILE: Chia, from pets to cake recipes?
- REFILE: Children abandoned on east Africa's "roads of death"
- REFILE: Dental health linked to dementia risk
- REFILE: Drugs may level fertility playing field for obese
- REFILE: Eighth retraction marks slide of lung cancer work
- REFILE: Europe E.coli outbreak caused by toxic new strain
- REFILE: Fat and getting fatter: U.S. obesity rates to soar by 2030
- REFILE: Fatty acids in formula don't make babies smarter
- REFILE: Fear, social change drive down Zimbabwe HIV rates
- REFILE: Fertility impaired after childhood cancer
- REFILE: Fewer Americans smoke, pace of decline slowing: CDC
- REFILE: French implant boss jailed after missing bail payments
- REFILE: Fruit salad and blood sugar meters don't mix
- REFILE: German cost agency changes tack on Alzheimer's drug
- REFILE: Getting a doctor's appointment tougher on Medicaid
- REFILE: Growth hormone treatment tied to diabetes in kids
- REFILE: Hot flashes, night sweats tied to heart risks
- REFILE: Komen reverses Planned Parenthood funding cut move
- REFILE: Medicaid expansion in US states found to cut deaths
- REFILE: Medical 'best practice' often no more than opinion
- REFILE: Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic
- REFILE: MRI finds earlier breast cancers in gene carriers
- REFILE: Myriad can patent breast cancer genes: court
- REFILE: NFL leg injuries more common on FieldTurf than grass
- REFILE: Obama backtracks on smog plan
- REFILE: Obama's healthcare law appealed to Supreme Court
- REFILE: Parties jockey on healthcare ahead of court ruling
- REFILE: Pomegranate juice could help kidney patients
- REFILE: Rare transplant gives quadruple amputee two new hands
- REFILE: Red Cross seeks Syria ceasefires; more than 60 killed
- REFILE: Report links fracking to tainted drinking water
- REFILE: Review raises questions over benefits of cutting salt
- REFILE: Smoking is a drag on world economy: Tobacco Atlas
- REFILE: Social Security benefits to rise 1.7 pct next year
- REFILE: Some drugs less harsh than others for IBS: study
- REFILE: Surgery brings kids' smile back, most of the time
- REFILE: Surgical checklists might cut malpractice claims
- REFILE: Take-home chlamydia tests tied to more screening
- REFILE: U.S. HIV aid has prevented 741,000 deaths: study
- REFILE: U.S. judge blocks graphic cigarette labels
- REFILE: U.S. state officials in stealth mode on health exchanges
- REFILE: US approval of Roche melanoma drug may come early
- REFILE: US crackdown on prescription pain killers widens to Walgreens
- REFILE: US researchers broke rules in Guatemala syphilis study
- REFILE: Water crisis grows in Northern Ireland
- REFILE: Weight loss surgery tied to increase in drinking
- REFILE: Women's post-natal depression tied to partner abuse
- REFILE: YOUR MONEY-Cutting medical costs for your new bundle of joy
- Reflux surgery no guard against throat cancer
- Reflux surgery tops pills in the short term
- Refrigerated breast milk keeps integrity for 4 days
- Regular flu vaccine of little help against new strain
- Regular teeth brushing linked to healthier hearts
- Regular weigh-ins can be healthy for teens
- Regulators question nighttime Tylenol, Excedrin data
- Regulators warn on "blackout in a can" drinks
- Reimbursement of unproven medical tools drives use
- Reliable? Heart studies often exclude the elderly
- Relief of postpartum depression helps sex life
- Religiosity not a factor in abortion decisions
- Removing colon polyps tied to lower cancer risk
- Re-operation common after breast-conserving surgery
- Rep. Giffords may attend husband's shuttle launch
- Repeat cesarean linked to increases in intensive care
- Repeat deployments may take a toll on troops' health
- Repeat imaging in kids with cancer: a balancing act
- Repeat viral testing of IVF couples not needed: study
- Report asks how much soda is bought with food stamps
- Report calls for action on MP3-related hearing loss
- Report finds funding threat to mental illness drugs
- Report links fracking to tainted drinking water
- Report links kidney stones and gallstones
- Report questions "offshoring" in U.S. heart studies
- Report questions weight-loss approach
- Report says obesity surgery can save health costs
- Report says two US states segregate HIV inmates
- Report says UK alcohol advertising code is failing
- Report stresses options for colon cancer screening
- Report urges focus on drugs for neglected diseases
- Report warns of problems with multivitamins
- Report warns on herbal weight-loss products
- Reports links HPV with heart attacks, strokes
- Reprogrammed cells open new medical window
- Republican governors take on insurance exchanges
- Republican plan for Medicare could face years of hurdles, experts say
- Republican Romney hits Gingrich over Medicare plan
- Republican senator sees short-term Medicare "doc fix"
- Republicans plan assault on U.S. healthcare law
- Republicans' revised US Medicare plan seen as tough sell
- Republicans seek to bleed Obama's US health reform
- Republicans stick to plan to privatize Medicare
- Republicans suggest deal possible on healthcare
- Republicans target Democrats on US healthcare reform
- Republicans want Democratic healthcare defectors
- Requip, Mirapex linked with compulsive behaviors
- Researcher believed killed by lab bacteria
- Researcher sees cancer risk for Medtronic's Infuse
- Researchers combine smallpox, anthrax vaccines
- Researchers develop test for pregnancy complication
- Researchers find 95 genes affecting cholesterol
- Researchers find accurate way to predict miscarriage
- Researchers find possible drug target for PTSD
- Researchers find prostate cancer stem cell
- Researchers find sex-specific lung cancer genes
- Researchers link obesity to birth defects
- Researchers see pattern in PTSD brain activity
- Researchers take step to 'universal' flu vaccine
- Researchers try new approaches to preventing HIV
- Researchers urge EU not to cut stem cell funding
- Resident doctors still work too long: report
- Residents as safe as senior MDs in appendix surgery
- Resistance can develop fast with swine flu: report
- Respiratory virus common in US children: study
- Respiratory woes afflict female wood-workers
- Restless legs in pregnancy may return later
- Restless legs syndrome runs in families, study confirms
- Restless legs syndrome, erectile dysfunction linked?
- Restless legs, heart disease link still murky
- Restricting a child's eating may not thwart obesity
- Resuscitation at birth tied to lower IQ later on
- Retail clinics do well treating simple ills: study
- Retail clinics serve wealthier neighborhoods - study
- Retailer Safeway recalls certain foodstuffs
- Retina undamaged by long-term use of impotence drugs
- Retired NFL players' arteries may not be so healthy
- Return to running possible after hip resurfacing
- Returning soldiers have more car crashes: study
- Reused pacemakers safe option in poor nations
- Reverence for life aids recovery from heart surgery
- Review confirms AIDS vaccine may have worked
- Review confirms PTSD, other syndromes in Gulf vets
- Review finds Chantix may not raise heart risks
- Review U.S. cell phone radiation rules: Watchdog
- Reviewers urge pulling Avandia from market
- Reviews support acupuncture for chronic headache
- Reward program may improve poor kids' behavior
- Rheumatism treatment may raise risk of shingles
- Rheumatoid arthritis increasing in white women
- Rheumatoid arthritis makes getting pregnant harder
- Rice products may have high arsenic content: study
- Riding with smoker may be hazardous to your health
- Rights court raps Italy on embryo screening
- Right-to-die movement sees gains as world ages
- Rip Roarin' Crab Soup recalled over allergy worries
- Rise in cases of 'Valley Fever' seen in California
- Rise in quit attempts faded after UK smoking ban
- Rise in strep infection seen in black newborns
- Rising dementia among US clients risky for brokers
- Rising incomes, changing diets mean sleep apnea in China
- Rising placebo response seen in schizophrenia trials
- Rising prostate cancer rate seen in U.S. servicemen
- Rising reports of bad reactions to drugs
- Risk factors for autism remain elusive: study
- Risk factors for severe head flattening identified
- Risk for some cancers rises with U.S. obesity rate
- Risk of blood clots after surgery higher than thought
- Risk of death higher with Avastin than chemo alone
- Risk of death no greater with ADHD drugs: study
- Risk of mad cow disease from farmed fish?
- Risk of progression to dementia overestimated
- Risks of old, new diet drugs face U.S. scrutiny
- Risks of opioids for arthritis outweigh benefits
- Risky starts and stops predict teen crashes
- Risky TB spreading at alarming rate in Europe: WHO
- Ritalin helps movement problems in ADHD
- Rituxan halves risk of lymphoma recurrence
- Road bumps may trick defibrillators in ambulances
- Road traffic tied to poverty-stricken kids' asthma
- Robot assistant as good as human in some surgery
- Robot doesn't make cancer surgery cheaper: study
- Robot prostate surgery has downsides, needs more data
- Robot prostatectomy cuts incontinence, surgeon finds
- Robot seals help heal Japan's tsunami victims
- Robotic assist eases less-invasive hysterectomies
- Roche "good" cholesterol drug shows early promise
- Roche no longer selling acne drug Accutane
- Roche ramps up Alzheimer's drug trial as rivals stumble
- Roche suspends dosing in diabetes drug trials
- Roche test predicts heart trouble years ahead
- Roche undeterred after FDA's Avastin rebuff
- Roche, Biogen report one death in MS drug trial
- Roche, Lilly drugs set for Alzheimer's prevention trial
- Roche's diet drug tied to kidney damage
- Role of mom's choice in C-section rise questioned
- Romania protests over health bill continue
- Romney says overturning US health law 'first act'
- Romney to take on U.S. healthcare law in speech
- Romney, in switch, says Obama healthcare a tax
- Romney: I'd keep parts of Obama healthcare law
- Rotating shift work may affect menstrual cycle
- Rotating shift work may raise irritable bowel risk
- Rotavirus vaccine keeps kids out of the hospital
- Rotavirus vaccine not linked to bowel problems
- Rotavirus vaccines save poorest children: reports
- Routine "recess" a hit at White House obesity summit
- Routine CT scans offer disease-detection bonus
- Routine monitoring not needed with bone drugs
- Routine pre-exercise heart check often not needed
- Routine screening catches child abuse in ER
- Rubber bar exercises help relieve tennis elbow
- Ruptured appendix more common in rural U.S.
- Rural doctor shortage prompts opening of medical school
- Rural ERs lag in electronic prescribing: study
- Rural kids have more asthma, get less medicine
- Rural residents more likely to get some surgeries
- Rural U.S. areas less healthy than cities: study
- Russia declares emergency as wildfires kill 40
- Russia launches anti-smoking crackdown
- Russia raps UN for flourishing Afghan heroin trade
- Russia registers first polio death in a decade
- Russia says abortion ads must carry health warning
- Russia says U.S. Afghan policy stokes AIDS problem
- Russia takes first step to curb strong beer sales
- Russia to lift ban on EU vegetables from Aug 9
- Russia, once a science powerhouse, loses standing
- Russian gangs behind global medicine scams-UK police
- Russian vodka drinkers get New Year price headache
- Rwanda touts vasectomies to stem population growth
- Ryan pick could hurt Romney in crucial fight for Florida
- S. Africa gold firms to face silicosis class action
- S. Africa miners to submit health/safety reports
- S. African ex-miners sue Anglo American in UK court
- S. Asia's growing modernity masks women's plight
- S. Dakota governor signs abortion waiting period law
- S.Africa could halve new HIV infections: report
- S.Africa plans urgent clean-up of toxic mine liquid
- S.Africa's NHI to bite health insurers' profits
- S.F. Giants join drive against bullying of gays
- S.Leone women denied free health service: Amnesty
- Sad, stressful events may worsen kids' asthma
- Safe drug-injection site can stay: top Canada court
- Safe to quit smoking before surgery, anytime
- Safer CT scan can identify appendicitis
- Safer sex by Africa's young drives HIV rates down
- Safety data favors less-invasive weight-loss surgery
- Safety data from kid drug trials often unpublished
- Safety inspections don't hurt businesses: study
- Safety issues common after meds hit market in Canada
- Safety of all-metal hip implants under scrutiny
- Safety of midwife-attended home births questioned
- Safety of Tylenol in heart patients questioned
- Safety regulator issues cadmium rules: reports
- Salami recall increased due to salmonella risk
- Salmonella outbreak tied to Indiana farm melons
- Salmonella sickens 30 in 19 states, peanut butter recalled
- Salt intake tied to higher blood pressure in kids
- Salt may be culprit for uncontrolled blood pressure
- Salt reduction could save 92,000 U.S. lives a year
- Salty diet does harm in heart failure
- Samsonite recalls luggage line after chemical issue
- Samsung study says plants did not cause cancers
- Sanofi and Merck KGaA team up to test cancer drugs
- Sanofi dismissive of "poor quality" Lantus studies
- Sanofi Pasteur begins dengue vaccine trial in children
- Sanofi says diabetes drug Lantus safe
- Sanofi to donate 100 million flu shots to WHO
- Sanofi wins U.S. OK for short needle flu vaccine
- Sanofi's diabetes drug cuts blood sugar, weight
- Santorum exaggerated critique of Romney's healthcare
- Sarkozy vows health system fix after drug furor
- Saudis say Similac ban only on tainted batches
- Saw palmetto doesn't ease urinary symptoms: study
- Saw palmetto no better than placebo in men with BPH
- Saw palmetto seems safe in men with urinary problems
- Scans improve accuracy of dementia diagnosis
- Scant proof herbs or massage treat baby colic
- Scarce resources, climate biggest threats to world health
- SCENARIOS-U.S. healthcare bill faces uncertain fate
- Scheduling problems lead to missed immunizations
- Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder share gene factors
- Schizophrenia-type illness linked to heart risk
- School closures can slow flu, but timing is vital
- School drug programs may curb risky sex
- School lunch programs might break poverty cycle
- School soda bans don't cut kids' consumption
- School-based health program boosts kids' activity
- School-based physical activity benefits children
- Schools confused over definition of 'whole grain'
- Schools don't see teen dating violence as a priority
- School-supervised asthma therapy improves control
- Schoolyard bullies more likely to abuse partners
- Schoolyard bullies, victims have problems later on
- Science takes a fresh look at mind-bending drugs
- Science's 'most beautiful theories'
- Scientist says hundreds may die as smog blankets Moscow
- Scientist seeks to banish evil, boost empathy
- Scientists call for new atomic risk strategy
- Scientists create liver cells from patients' skin
- Scientists develop blood test for Down Syndrome
- Scientists develop genetic test to predict autism
- Scientists fight bugs with poo
- Scientists find "master switch" gene for obesity
- Scientists find "mother" of all skin cells
- Scientists find ageing gene is linked to immunity
- Scientists find autism has complex genetic roots
- Scientists find blood protein link to Alzheimer's
- Scientists find clue to cell damage after stroke
- Scientists find clues to kidney transplant success
- Scientists find first superbug strain of gonorrhea
- Scientists find gene links to vitamin D deficiency
- Scientists find gene that can make flu a killer
- Scientists find gene that controls chronic pain
- Scientists find gene variant link to ageing cells
- Scientists find genes linked to testicular cancer
- Scientists find how "sticky" egg captures sperm
- Scientists find how relaxed minds remember better
- Scientists find inflammation immune cell switch
- Scientists find key to immortality for asexual worms
- Scientists find new leukemia gene risk factors
- Scientists find new MRSA superbug in cows, humans
- Scientists find new ovarian cancer gene
- Scientists find new superbug strain of salmonella
- Scientists find safer way to make human stem cells
- Scientists find three new gene links to Alzheimer's
- Scientists find way to "disarm" AIDS virus
- Scientists find way to map brain's complexity
- Scientists find way to predict timing of menopause
- Scientists find weakness in deadly Ebola virus
- Scientists find why "sunshine" vitamin D is crucial
- Scientists getting closer to artificial pancreas
- Scientists grow diabetes drug in tobacco plants
- Scientists grow drug for rare disease in corn
- Scientists grow viable urethras from boys' cells
- Scientists invent germ-killing wall paint
- Scientists kick off debate over barefoot running
- Scientists make "sugar bug" drug for bowel disease
- Scientists make transgenic fungus to fight malaria
- Scientists manipulate mosquitoes in malaria fight
- Scientists map genes of microbes in healthy people
- Scientists open way for new sleeping sickness drug
- Scientists oppose European stem cell patent ban
- Scientists question US anthrax attack evidence
- Scientists say crack HIV/AIDS puzzle for drugs
- Scientists say Japan quake shows US nuclear risk
- Scientists see risks and benefits in nano foods
- Scientists show heart can repair itself, with help
- Scientists suggest fresh look at psychedelic drugs
- Scientists turn skin cells into beating heart muscle
- Scientists unravel genetic clues to MS
- Scientists urge rethink on "narrow" health goals
- Scientists use cloning to make human stem cells
- Scientists use salmonella bug to kill cancer cells
- Scientists use synthetic corneas to restore vision
- Scientists warn of heat risk to high-school football players
- Scotland delays implementing tobacco display ban
- Screen all adults for alcohol misuse: task force
- Screening athletes could prevent sudden deaths
- Screening finds skin cancer, but does it save lives?
- Screening for domestic violence doesn't always help
- Screening for rare fatal disease too costly: study
- Screening has little impact on breast cancer deaths
- Screening misses early ovarian cancer
- Screening not only reason thyroid cancer is rising
- Screening speech may aid autism diagnosis: study
- SE Asia seen beset by chronic, costly diseases
- Sea sponge-derived drug treats several cancers
- Seafood intake during pregnancy may alter mood
- Sears Canada recalls shopping bags
- Season may not alter cancer survival in short term
- Season of conception tied to birth defect risk
- Seattle approves medical marijuana regulations
- Seattle Genetics cancer drug price may top $100,000
- Seattle mayor signs medical pot regulations
- SeaWorld trainers describe colleague's death
- Sebelius blocks wider access to morning-after pill
- Sebelius makes case for new U.S. health plan
- Sebelius seeks civil rights support for US healthcare law
- Sebelius seeks no new money for US healthcare law
- Sebelius top choice for health secretary
- Sebelius vows to bolster FDA food safety oversight
- 'Second drop' sometimes OK for blood sugar testing
- Second exam important in child sex-abuse cases
- Second heroin anthrax death in UK prompts warning
- Second New York triathlon competitor dies
- Second strain of flu may complicate picture
- Second U.S. company gets stem cell go-ahead
- Secondhand smoke again tied to asthma in kids
- Secondhand smoke damages arteries in teens: study
- Second-hand smoke kills 600,000 a year: WHO
- Secondhand smoke linked to diabetes
- Secondhand smoke may affect kids' mental health
- Secondhand smoke may disrupt asthmatic kids' sleep
- Secondhand smoke may harm mental health
- Secondhand smoke raises TB risk: study
- Secondhand smoke shifts the heart into overdrive
- Secondhand smoke tied to bad heart failure outcomes
- Secondhand smoke tied to higher birth defect risk
- Secondhand smoke tied to kids' behavior problems
- Secondhand smoke tied to kids' poor mental health
- Second-hand smoke tied to memory problems: study
- Secondhand smoke tied to more health effects
- Secondhand smoke tied to teens' hearing loss
- Second-hand smoke ups risk of abnormal Pap test
- Second-hand smoke ups risk of sinus, nasal problems
- Secondhand smoke worsens heart attacks' effects
- Sedatives may increase elderly suicide risk-study
- Seed therapy for prostate cancer may zap fertility
- Seeing video firms up end-of-life care decisions
- Seizure drug helps women with hot flashes sleep
- Seizure drug limits aggression in kids with ADHD
- Seizure drugs tied to pregnancy risks
- Seizures during pregnancy up premature baby risk
- Seizures uncommon in Alzheimer disease: study
- Selenium doesn't prevent cancer: report
- Selenium levels impact risk of leg artery disease
- Selenium linked to lower diabetes risk
- Self-affirmations sabotage self-esteem for some
- Self-care counseling no help to heart patients
- Self-help on par with therapy for binge-eaters
- Self-injury may start early in some kids: study
- Self-neglect, abuse ups risk of death in the elderly
- Self-regulation plan helps women meet exercise goals
- Semen allergy suspected in rare post-orgasm illness
- Semen quality drops after age 35 in Chinese men
- Sen. Reid says willing to tweak healthcare law
- Senate acts to stop Medicare doctors pay cut
- Senate backs expansion of health program
- Senate confirms Hagen as USDA food safety chief
- Senate rejects bid to repeal healthcare law
- Senate to begin debate on healthcare overhaul
- Senate to debate nearly $40 billion for clean water
- Senator urges release of sunscreen chemical data
- Senators probe Medtronic on spine surgery product
- Senators propose relaxing FDA conflict rules
- Senators see chance for passing 9/11 health bill
- Senators seek healthcare revamp
- Senators want new limit on tax-free health exec pay
- Send in the clowns to boost IVF success?
- Seniors spend hundreds unnecessarily on Medicare: study
- Seniors stay healthier when they live with spouse
- Seniors with weak muscles at risk for hospital stay
- Sense of balance predicts hip fracture risk
- Sensitive test spots newest HIV infections
- Separate paths lead to promising cholesterol drug
- Separation from spouse tied to lower cancer survival
- Sept. 11 survivors show lasting traumatic stress
- September cutoff for bare-bones health plan waivers
- Serious problems with India's drug regulator: Probe
- Serious side effects more likely in new cancer drugs
- Serotonin levels affect brain's response to anger
- Seven-billionth human marks demographic change: expert
- Several ill in Canada after eating steaks
- Severe allergic reaction to meat may not be rare
- Severe allergies linked to suicide risk
- Severe complications from cataract surgery decline
- Severe flu cases in UK serve as warning to Europe
- Severe form of psoriasis ups heart disease risk
- Severe headaches tied to suicide attempts
- Severe morning sickness more likely if mom had it
- Severe morning sickness runs in families
- Severe obesity still rising fast in the U.S.
- Severe shortages of medicines in Syria: WHO
- Sewage runs, garbage piles up at Haiti quake camps
- Sex education stagnating in U.S. schools, CDC says
- Sex equally satisfying with circumcised men: study
- Sex hormone explains men's higher liver cancer risk
- Sex infection gonorrhea risks becoming "superbug"
- Sex problems common with breast cancer drugs
- Sex problems vex men long after prostate surgery
- Sex virus lasts longer in uncircumcised men
- Sex, age may affect athletes' concussion recovery
- Sexual abuse in childhood tied to schizophrenia
- Sexual barriers may up HIV risk in Black gay men
- Sexual problems common in women with breast cancer
- Sexual problems? It's probably not low testosterone
- Shaky evidence behind massage therapy for autism
- Shanghai dairy shut after melamine scare: report
- Sharing class won't affect twins' school success
- Sharp rise in German E. coli cases, source unknown
- Shea nuts appear safe in allergy study
- Shellfish may raise diabetes risk: study
- Shift work may have little effect on pregnancy
- Shingles may boost the risk of stroke: study
- Shingles of the eye tied to stroke risk
- Shire readies Europe for first dose of amphetamine
- Shockwave therapy fails in study of 'jumper's knee'
- Shockwave therapy shows promise for tendon pain
- Short bouts of exercise may build bone
- Short sleep ups future obesity risk in young kids
- Short time on antipsychotics may up heart disease
- Short wait for breast cancer surgery seems safe
- Short workouts target fitness gadabouts
- Shorter hospital stays may cost no more: U.S. study
- Short-term pill-free therapy may help insomniacs
- Should adults with ADHD take stimulants?
- Should all African Americans get glaucoma screening?
- Should all men be screened for prostate cancer?
- Should babies be screened for untreatable diseases?
- Should belly fat prompt early colon cancer screens?
- Should hysterectomy mean the ovaries come out too?
- Should older men be screened for prostate cancer?
- Should patients see the dermatologist together?
- Should some kids take fish oil supplements?
- Should you eat protein before exercise, or after?
- Should you know if a trainee does your eye surgery?
- Should you skip alcohol if mom had breast cancer?
- Should you use aspirin for a migraine?
- Should your hairdresser screen you for skin cancer?
- Shoulder injury rate higher in baseball than softball
- Showdown for Big Pharma in India's highest court
- Showerheads harbor potentially dangerous bacteria
- Shrapnel, not blasts from fireworks, injures eyes
- Shunning water linked to high blood sugar
- Sibling spacing may be tied to autism risk: study
- Siblings' brain scans may hold key to addictions
- Siblings key in pregnancy-related diabetes risk
- Siblings of deceased infants may need help coping
- Sick Americans relieved at high court health ruling
- Sick Greek economy takes heavy toll on health
- Sick in U.S. more likely to skip care than elsewhere
- Sick Sept 11 workers agree to $712 mln settlement
- Sickle cell disease affects brain function: study
- Sickly India needs universal healthcare by 2020
- Sigmoidoscopy an option for colon cancer screening
- Sildenafil, aka Viagra, may not help vets with PTSD
- Silence is golden during eye injections
- Silent thyroid problems linked to fractures in men
- Silk implant makes better brain wave recordings
- Similar outcomes for new and old prostate surgeries
- Similar punishments for adult, child homicide
- Simple blood test may detect Alzheimer's: study
- Simple checklist cuts accidental deaths in surgery
- Simple life changes could stop millions of cancers
- Simple test could cut cancer deaths in poor nations
- Simple test may spot concussion in athletes
- Simple treatment cuts preterm births by 45 percent
- Since vaccine, fewer hospitalized for chickenpox
- Singapore questions cervical cancer vaccine for teens
- Singer Andy Williams reveals he has cancer
- Single hormone shot can replace daily doses in IVF
- Sinus surgery relieves stubborn sinusitis symptoms
- Six in ten child deaths in India avoidable
- Six months of breast milk best for babies
- Skechers settles U.S. charges over toning shoe ads
- Skepticism grows around Medco/Express Scripts deal
- Ski helmets do not increase neck injuries: study
- Skiers, beach goers face similar sun dangers
- Skin cancer can be inherited, two new studies say
- Skin Cancer Foundation updates vitamin D guidance
- Skin cancer rate may be higher in high-radon areas
- Skin cells transformed directly to nerve in study
- Skin color tied to nicotine dependence
- Skin condition linked to cancer risk: study
- Skin condition more likely in educated parents' kids
- Skin creams may not protect against all UV light
- Skin doctors head to sunnier pastures
- Skin lesion risk seen at moderate arsenic levels
- Skin test may predict Lou Gehrig's disease
- Skinny friends may make you eat more
- Skip sunbathing, use tanning lotion, doctors say
- Skipping breakfast may not enlarge a kid's lunch
- Skipping breakfast ups heart risk factors long term
- Skipping doctor visits risky for HIV patients: study
- Sledding spills common, injuries severe: study
- Sleep apnea a killer for men over 40
- Sleep apnea as common as asthma in German kids
- Sleep apnea device eases fatigue in three weeks
- Sleep apnea drivers often mum to authorities
- Sleep apnea linked to memory decline, dementia
- Sleep changes come before body changes in puberty
- Sleep deprivation tied to weight gain
- Sleep disorder linked to behavior woes in some kids
- Sleep disordered breathing can lead to arrhythmias
- Sleep disorders plague vets with head trauma or PTSD
- Sleep disorders tied to mortality risk
- Sleep habits linked to fat gain in younger adults
- Sleep loss may affect health by curbing exercise
- Sleep loss might thwart dieters' fat loss
- Sleep off those extra pounds, kids: study
- Sleep problems common in arthritis patients
- Sleep problems common in children with ADHD
- Sleep problems linked to weight gain in middle-age
- Sleep problems may up suicide risk, study finds
- Sleepiness from sleep apnea linked to diabetes
- Sleeping away from home may raise SIDS risk
- Slightly early births linked to autism, dyslexia
- Slightly preterm, healthy babies do OK later on
- Slightly-overactive thyroid tied to heart problems
- Slippery bathrooms cause many injuries in kids
- Slow and steady might not win the weight-loss race
- Slow breathing may soothe pain
- Slow care after heart attack tied to deaths
- Slow down that ambulance for better CPR
- Slower recovery from kidney removal for donors
- Small birth size linked to sleep problems later
- Small differences in birth timing tied to test scores
- Small minority of strokes preceded by mini-stroke
- Small, dark Easter eggs may be good for your heart
- Smaller servings mean more balanced meals for kids
- Smallpox vaccine extends life in cancer trial
- Smartphones may aid eye diagnoses in the ER
- Smith & Nephew pulls metal-on-metal hip component
- Smog pollutant may be tied to stroke risk
- Smoke from home fuels tied to emphysema
- Smokeless tobacco use rising among teens
- Smokers don't make better lovers
- Smokers fare worse after knee surgery
- Smokers have slimmer odds of surviving colon cancer
- Smokers may have more sleep problems
- Smokers show elevated diabetes risk
- Smokers show higher risk of leg artery disease
- Smokers show lower risk of pregnancy complication
- Smokers twice as likely to develop active TB
- Smokers who quit early in pregnancy aid baby
- Smoking a factor in infant death disparities
- Smoking around kids exacts a high toll: studies
- Smoking bans may benefit kids with asthma
- Smoking could kill 8 million a year by 2030: WHO
- Smoking deaths triple over decade: tobacco report
- Smoking during pregnancy tied to kids' asthma
- Smoking in pregnancy cuts blood flow to the fetus
- Smoking in pregnancy may up risk of "cross-eyed" baby
- Smoking in pregnancy tied to child's cholesterol
- Smoking linked to earlier menopause
- Smoking linked to Lou Gehrig's disease
- Smoking makes prostate cancer deadlier: study
- Smoking marijuana not linked to obesity: study
- Smoking may boost "fat-depleting" gene
- Smoking may contribute to pelvic pain in pregnancy
- Smoking may increase risk of multiple sclerosis
- Smoking may worsen outcome of pregnancy complication
- Smoking moms tied to lasting kids' sleep woes
- Smoking not found to affect endometriosis risk
- Smoking not tied to risk of early breast tumor
- Smoking pot may hasten onset of mental illness
- Smoking raises risk of pancreatic inflammation
- Smoking skunk raises risk of pyschosis, study finds
- Smoking still high among mining, food service workers
- Smoking strongly linked to age-related blindness
- Smoking tied to lung cancer in women with HIV
- Smoking tied to miscarriage risk
- Smoking tied to one type of skin cancer
- Smoking ups men's rheumatoid arthritis risk most
- Smoking when pregnant affects thyroid for both: study
- Smoking years key factor in lower Parkinson's risk
- Smoking, drinking tied to earlier pancreatic cancer
- Smoking, drinking up risks of gut, throat cancers
- Smoking, hypertension cause most premature deaths
- Smoking, metabolic problem raises heart risk
- Smucker recalls peanut butter on possible Salmonella
- Snack bars and junk food common in schools: study
- Snacks mean U.S. kids moving toward "constant eating"
- Snap analysis: What latest healthcare ruling means
- Sniffing insulin may help memory lost to Alzheimer's
- Snip and tuck: young Chinese seek perfection
- Snoring tied to kids' risk of behavioral problems
- Snoring: a sign of trouble in preschoolers?
- Snowboarders more injury-prone than skiers: study
- Snowkiters need protective gear: study
- 'Snus' tobacco linked to stillbirth risk
- So far, 'no red flags' seen in H1N1 vaccine
- So how much does IVF cost, anyway?
- So who gets hurt snowboarding?
- So, what's in a placebo, anyway?
- Soaring autism rates in California not an artifact
- Soaring costs force Canada to reassess health model
- Soccer players often recover from fractures: study
- Soccer players often recover fully from ACL surgery
- Soccer warm-up may help teen basketball players
- Social environment linked to gay teen suicide risk
- Social medical sites need disclosures-US complaint
- 'Social phobia' not shyness, researchers say
- Social support may boost sporting success
- Socializing and moderate drinking good for you
- Soft drink makers target children and teens: study
- Software cuts CT radiation dose in half: study
- Soldiers with mental illness more often get PTSD
- Somali rebels lift ban on food aid after drought
- Somalia is world's worst humanitarian disaster - UN
- Some 200,000 at risk of cholera in Haiti, U.N. says
- Some 30,000 without food, shelter in Myanmar clashes
- Some 390 tons of US ground beef recalled
- Some 440 medical pot shops ordered to close in L.A.
- Some Americans slimming but most still overweight
- Some antidepressants may raise cataract risk: study
- Some back pain patients can skip the MRI-study
- Some blood pressure drugs may protect the brain
- Some caffeine okay during pregnancy: obstetricians
- Some charges dropped in Barry Bonds perjury case
- Some child hearing loss tied to virus in pregnancy
- Some conditions misdiagnosed as bipolar disorder
- Some doctors still mistaken on IUD safety
- Some get colonoscopies too frequently: study
- Some health plans may have 'dark side' for poor
- Some heart patients not getting treatment: study
- Some heart patients undergo stress tests too early
- Some heart surgery patients skip statin therapy
- Some immunity building up against pandemic flu-WHO
- Some IVF patients don't follow doctor's orders
- Some kids' belly pain could be a migraine
- Some kids with diabetes don't get recommended tests
- Some kiwi varieties may be less allergy-inducing
- Some late-day surgeries as safe as earlier ones
- Some measures won't help prevent flu pandemic: report
- Some Medicare plan prices drop: now is time to shop
- Some men can delay prostate cancer treatment-panel
- Some men may get too many PSA tests: study
- Some ob-gyns cite religious conflicts over care
- Some painkillers have more bleeding risk than others
- Some people choose smaller meals when offered
- Some problem drinkers can try moderation
- Some reflux symptoms hard to treat
- Some risk factors for vulvar cancer modifiable
- Some small risks to antidepressants in pregnancy
- Some soy supplements OK for long-term use
- Some stem cells protect TB bacteria: study
- Some stroke patients not getting recommended drug
- Some strokes on the rise over past decade-study
- Some support for quit-smoking alternatives
- Some teens more prone to depression from bullying
- Some teens using nonprescribed opiates for pain
- Some therapists still "treat" homosexuality: survey
- Some U.S. companies reforming healthcare in-house
- Some Ugandan Ebola patients likely to survive - doctors
- Some with leukemia can safely stop Gleevec
- Some workplaces may alter cancer risk
- 'Something different" happening with new flu - CDC
- Sometimes, researchers have to go to the mountain
- Songbird genome may shed light on speech disorders
- Sons of teen dads more likely to become one too
- Soot, smog curbs quick way to combat warming-UN
- Sopressata recalled on possible salmonella exposure
- South Africa takes TB battle to mine shafts
- South Asia faces rising incidence of heart disease, diabetes
- South Carolina passes on health exchange grants
- South Korea back in stem cell spotlight
- South Korea sets sights on becoming stem cell powerhouse, again
- South Koreans find new way to remove lead from blood
- Soy compounds may not prevent bone loss
- Soy doesn't boost brainpower in older women: study
- Soy eaters may have lower rates of lung cancer
- Soy foods may curb hip fracture risk in older women
- Soy may ease sleep problems in older women
- Soy may lessen risk of endometrial, ovarian cancers
- Soy may not prevent clogged arteries
- Soy may not provide relief during menopause: study
- Soy supplement may improve crow's feet
- Soy supplement shows no blood pressure benefit
- Soy supplements show no diabetes benefit in study
- Soy trims postmenopausal fat, study suggests
- Soy unlikely to trim body fat after menopause
- Soy won't reduce cholesterol after menopause
- Space missions may damage eyes
- Spain coughs up billions to keep regions in medicine
- Spain doctors to defy immigrant healthcare ban
- Spain looks to cut health, education costs next
- Spain says no proof in E.coli outbreak accusations
- Spain seeks health care cuts as crisis deepens
- Spanking your kid could hatch a bully
- Special chewing gum may help dialysis patients
- Special effects expert cleared of '07 Batman death
- Special exercises may ease lower back pain
- Special hospital units improve care of elderly
- Special infant formula may not prevent allergies
- Special nanoparticles "cook" cancer cells to death
- Special Report: An end to AIDS?
- SPECIAL REPORT: China's "wild east" drug store
- Special Report: In South Sudan, a state of dependency
- SPECIAL REPORT: Insurer targeted HIV patients to drop coverage
- Special report: Japan's "throwaway" nuclear workers
- Special Report: Radiation fears may be greatly exaggerated
- Special report: Targeting teens for gastric bands
- Special report: The cost of a malaria-free world
- Special report: The problem with phthalates
- Special report: When the drugs don't work
- SPECIAL REPORT-A pinch of doubt over salt
- SPECIAL REPORT-Cancer screening feeds overdiagnosis debate
- SPECIAL REPORT-The legacy of Romney's healthcare Rx
- Special yogurt fights stomach ulcer bug: study
- Specialists best for emergency colon surgery
- Specialized centers don't improve weight loss
- Specialty may bias doctors' prostate cancer advice
- Specific allergies might be inherited, study hints
- Speech monitoring could track Parkinson's: study
- Speedy eaters likely to be heavier
- Spending on depression up, quality of care lagging
- Sperm may feel the weight of extra pounds: study
- Spike in Afghan war wounded: Red Cross
- Spike in deaths blamed on 2003 NYC power outage
- Spike in heart failures follows Japan's 2011 quake
- Spike in problem drinkers under proposed new rules
- Spinal 'hump' may signal mortality risk
- Spinal injections may not aid lower back pain
- Spinal manipulation unlikely to curb low back pain
- Spinal proteins predict Alzheimer's prognosis
- Spinal stimulation might ease Parkinson's disease
- Spinal taps carry higher risks in the young and old
- Spine stimulation may not help after failed surgery
- 'Spiral' CT scans reduce smoker deaths: US study
- Spiriva enhances asthma treatment: study
- Spiriva Respimat inhaler may raise risk of death
- Splint may be as good as cast for kids' wrist fractures
- Splinting an arthritic thumb curbs pain
- Sports creams may do little for pain
- Sports drinks start working when they hit the mouth
- Sports may ease activity decline during teen years
- Sports only small risk in rare bleeding disorder
- Sports-related brain injuries in youngsters soar
- Spouse can help in painful bladder problem
- Spouses can make good organ donors
- Spouses likely to share kidney disease
- Spouses worry than prostate cancer patients
- Spray helps men with frustrating sexual problem
- Sprints may be best for diabetes prevention
- Sri Lanka's survivors tormented by horrors of war
- St Jude advises doctors of heart lead problems
- St Jude is latest to launch blood pressure device
- St Jude Riata heart device problems persist: study
- St. John's wort may cool hot flashes
- St. Jude defibrillator leads still problematic-study
- Stairs can get you there faster than elevators
- Standard breast cancer therapy urged for older women
- Stanford genome pioneer wins Lemelson-MIT prize
- Starting HRT early raises breast cancer risk: study
- Starting periods early tied to greater asthma risk
- Starting some solid foods late boosts allergy risk
- Starting spoonfeeding later may trim obesity risk
- Starving yourself may not help you live longer
- State can't make pharmacists give Plan B: court
- States' leaders clash over US healthcare lawsuits
- States not using new tobacco tax for prevention
- States on alert for fungal meningitis outbreak
- States still unclear on health insurance exchanges
- States tough on abortion face legal costs
- States, Catholics sue over contraceptives rule
- Statin drug linked to lower pneumonia risk
- Statin drugs do not prevent dementia
- Statin drugs may lower colon cancer risk - study
- Statin therapy helps prevent repeat stroke
- Statin use after stroke rising slowly
- Statin use tied to lower risk of depression: study
- Statin use tied to more diabetes in women
- Statins creating a social gap in cholesterol levels
- Statins cut stroke risk by one fifth, study finds
- Statins don't curb colorectal cancer risk
- Statins don't reduce melanoma risk: study
- Statins linked to lower rheumatoid arthritis risk
- Statins may cut liver cancer risk in diabetics
- Statins may delay prostate problems in older men
- Statins may help millions more people: U.S. study
- Statins may raise stroke risk in some: study
- Statins seem to have benefits in COPD sufferers
- Statins similarly effective in men and women: study
- Statins tied to slightly lower risk of Parkinson's
- Statins work as well for women as men: study
- Stay against forcibly medicating Loughner extended
- Stay away from energy drinks, doctors say
- Staying active on workdays good for the heart
- Staying active really does beat middle-age spread
- Staying fit when your workout takes a holiday
- Staying upright speeds the first stage of labor
- Steaming-hot tea linked to throat cancer risk
- Stem cell therapy poised to come in from the cold
- Stem cell transplants show promise for MS: study
- Stem cell trial offers hope for vision patients
- Stem cell uncertainty delays research: scientists
- Stem cells "seek and destroy" cancer cells: study
- Stem cells from uterus treat Parkinsons in mice
- Stem cells may help repair ACL tears: report
- Stem cells may offer cure for deafness
- Stem cells regrow crucial hearing cells in mice
- Stem cells restore ovary function in rat study
- Stem cells used to make pancreas, gut cells
- Stem cells used to produce blood platelets
- Stem-cell corneas last up to a decade: study
- Stemming the tide of overtreatment in US healthcare
- Stent blood clot risk may be higher in the morning
- Stent procedures safe at smaller hospitals: report
- Stent studies don't reflect 'real world' patients
- Stents to unclog arteries tied to bleeding events
- Stents, surgery both prevent strokes: study
- Stents: How new technology drives health costs
- Step stool helps shorter rescuers do better CPR
- Stereotactic radiation treatment slows lung cancer
- Sterile mosquitoes use sex to kill in dengue trial
- Sterilization surgery not linked to sexual problems
- Steroid medications not tied to oral birth defects
- Steroid medications tied to vitamin D deficiency
- Steroid stanozolol mimics testosterone, boosts muscle
- Steroid use predicts sleep problem in asthmatics
- Steroids cut sinus infection symptoms slightly
- Sticking to nicotine patch may prevent relapse
- Stiff ankles tied to young athletes' painful knees
- Stigma hampers Afghan fight against AIDS
- Stillbirth in first pregnancy may up risk of second
- Stillbirth: Silent tragedy haunts the world's poor
- Stillbirths tied to secondhand smoke: study
- Stimulant drug helps mothers with ADHD
- Stimulant drugs cause cocaine-like brain changes
- Stimulant use linked to sudden death in children
- Stinky urine may signal bladder infection in kids
- Stirrups during childbirth don't cause more tears
- Stomach bugs may boost bowel disease risk: study
- Stomach bugs up risk of heartburn woes years later
- Stomach surgery snags likelier in heavy patients
- Stone surgeries may rise with physician ownership
- Stool DNA test for colon cancer not yet cost-effective
- Stool test good for catching colon cancer: study
- Stool test shows promise in detecting many cancers
- Stop sale of J&J breast implants: Consumer groups
- Stopping hormone therapy worse than not starting?
- Stores pull Marie Callender's meals on salmonella fear
- Storm, cholera tolls rise, but Haiti vote still on
- Storms cause damage, deaths, injuries in South
- 'Storytelling' found to aid blood pressure control
- Strangers are friends for life after Joplin tornado
- Strawberries likely laid 11,000 German children low
- Strength training aids health, extra protein or not
- Strength training aids stroke-weakened hands, arms
- Strength workouts help seniors function better
- Strep throat may have killed Mozart: study
- Strep throat unlikely to cause of OCD, tics: study
- Stress doesn't raise risk of MS: study
- Stress early in pregnancy increases risks to babies
- Stress is good? Study says curbs cancer in mice
- Stress makes for more sleepless in Taiwan
- Stress may be a trigger of bowel disease symptoms
- Stress may have only small impact on weight
- Stress relief may improve IVF success
- Stress relief may slow multiple sclerosis lesions
- Stress speeds mental decline in impaired elders
- Stressed at work? Look out for your heart
- Stressed kids at risk of asthma in adulthood
- Stressed-out coeds eat more sweets, snacks
- Stressful childhood may mean earlier death
- Stressful childhood tied to adulthood ulcer risk
- Stretches before running have no impact on injury
- Stretching device adds an inch to penis length
- Strict diets may not promote childhood weight gain
- String of NHL deaths opens door to tough questions
- Stroke centers no worse at weekend treatment
- Stroke clot-buster works as well in women as men
- Stroke patients maintain benefits of robot therapy
- Stroke risk increased in Hodgkin's survivors
- Stroke screening raises hopes, worries
- Stroke significantly increases fracture risk
- Stroke surgery overused in sick, older patients
- Stroke survival better for African Americans
- Stroke threat after heart surgery on the decline
- Strokes in young blacks drain S. Carolina's pocket
- Stronger evidence pollution damages heart: report
- Stronger quads mean less pain for arthritic knees
- Student fitness improves with anti-obesity program
- Student smartphone software aims to combat malaria
- Studies confirm treatment may help peanut allergy
- Studies examine costs, prospects of ending malaria
- Studies find evidence aspirin may keep cancer at bay
- Studies find no extra risk with Pfizer smoking drug
- Studies may have overestimated cellphone crash risk
- Studies show obesity taking hold in Africa and UK
- Studies show one dose of H1N1 vaccine may be enough
- Studio chief hankers for healthy movie food
- Study argues benefits of mammograms overstated
- Study backs heart-healthy effect of dairy fat
- Study backs new drug for typhoid in poor countries
- Study calls antibiotic-asthma link into question
- Study casts doubt on virus link to chronic fatigue
- Study casts wider net for risky BP in kids
- Study challenges 'carb counting' in diabetes
- Study challenges high rate of peanut allergies
- Study charts links between mobile phones, tumors
- Study clouds evidence on soy and menopause
- Study clouds picture on omega-3s and heart health
- Study confirms low mortality for swine flu
- Study confirms sunscreen prevents melanoma
- Study confirms uncircumcised boys' UTI risk
- Study confirms what a healthy weight really is
- Study details cancer risk of Takeda diabetes pill
- Study details little-known form of self-harm in teens
- Study discounts Tamiflu tie to psych problems
- Study doubts anti-aging claims for DHEA
- Study doubts colored overlays for reading problems
- Study doubts role for virus in multiple sclerosis
- Study downplays weather as a migraine trigger
- Study endorses HPV testing for all women over 30
- Study explains immunity to H1N1 in older people
- Study exploited China prisoners: rights group
- Study fails to link saturated fat, heart disease
- Study finds "dramatic" rise in kids' CT scans
- Study finds 10 genes that raise sudden death risk
- Study finds autistic toddlers' brains out of sync
- Study finds bed bug pesticides making some people sick
- Study finds benefits of soy after breast cancer
- Study finds big decrease in global child mortality
- Study finds birth defects down among IVF babies
- Study finds body's potential universal flu defense
- Study finds contamination in virus link to fatigue
- Study finds daily aspirin cuts many cancer risks
- Study finds early signs of autism in baby brains
- Study finds electrotherapy dampens brain connections
- Study finds errors in post-surgery care are common
- Study finds even more may benefit from statin use
- Study finds first evidence that ADHD is genetic
- Study finds first genetic link to migraine
- Study finds gene "overdose" link to being skinny
- Study finds gene clues to African cattle disease
- Study finds gene links to common lymphoma cancer
- Study finds healthy hearts in fat bodies
- Study finds high rate of ER trips for food allergies
- Study finds high rates of off-label prescribing
- Study finds how child abuse changes the brain
- Study finds key to high blood pressure in pregnancy
- Study finds mismatch between kids and vitamins
- Study finds new evidence of autism's genetic ties
- Study finds no blood clot risk with hormone patch
- Study finds no brain tumor link with mobile phones
- Study finds no evidence black cohosh damages liver
- Study finds no statin, cancer link
- Study finds one percent of human genes switched off
- Study finds potential way to make an AIDS vaccine
- Study finds room for improvement in end-of-life care
- Study finds scarcity of drug trials in kids
- Study finds sharp rise in colitis among children
- Study finds sniffer dogs can smell out lung cancer
- Study finds steep cost for fighting doctor fatigue
- Study finds tumors in rats fed on Monsanto's GM corn
- Study finds way to predict when cancer will spread
- Study finds way to track malaria parasite evolution
- Study finds why antidepressants work better for some
- Study finds worker responses slow with sleep deprivation
- Study gives school behavior program a good grade
- Study highlights need for more kidney donations
- Study highlights new drug risk in pregnancy
- Study hints multivitamins aid women's heart health
- Study hints virtual reality might help after stroke
- Study identifies potential stroke triggers
- Study IDs 'alarming disparities' in child obesity
- Study IDs four ways to cut disease risks
- Study in mice shows why antidepressants often fail
- Study isolates virus in chronic fatigue sufferers
- Study links chemical exposure to breast cancer
- Study links cholesterol, nonstick coating chemical
- Study links chronic depression to childhood abuse
- Study links estrogen hormone therapy to asthma
- Study links excessive internet use to depression
- Study links gene variant and vitamin D to MS risk
- Study links heart disease to low testosterone
- Study links high fiber to healthy gums in older vets
- Study links hormone to addiction, risk-taking
- Study links lower education to faster aging
- Study links organic solvents to lymphoma risk
- Study links painkillers to reproductive disorders
- Study links pesticides to attention problems
- Study links religious services to optimism
- Study links severe drug reaction to herpes virus
- Study links sleep apnea and sudden deafness
- Study links sugary soft drinks to pancreatic cancer
- Study links thyroid disease to non-stick chemicals
- Study links viral infection to juvenile diabetes
- Study makes stronger case HRT causes breast cancer
- Study needed on shale gas effects on public: group
- Study offers new clues to effective HIV vaccine
- Study on acne suicide risk fuels debate over drugs
- Study on Monsanto GM corn concerns draws skepticism
- Study opens new path to fighting leukemia relapse
- Study points to markers for Novartis Fragile X drug
- Study prompts call for wider ban on metal hips
- Study pushes to expand 'prediabetes' label
- Study questions antidepressant-suicide link
- Study questions benefit of home knee electrotherapy
- Study questions dioxin's link to cancer
- Study questions extra folic acid need for women
- Study questions fructose role in hypertension
- Study questions heartburn drugs for kids
- Study questions important heart failure trials
- Study questions need for folic acid mandate
- Study questions religion-depression link
- Study questions testosterone's link to early death
- Study questions twin-pregnancy weight-gain limits
- Study questions value of pricey heart screening
- Study raises hopes of Anthrax vaccine pill
- Study reaffirms benefit of car booster seats
- Study recalls injuries in Egypt's Tahrir Square
- Study recommends against autism screening
- Study reveals children can undo carseat restraints
- Study reveals new target for antidepressants
- Study says Europe's 12 mln cocaine users risk lives
- Study says fat is the sixth "taste"
- Study says genetics affect vaccine-narcolepsy link
- Study says music therapy can ease tinnitus
- Study seeks to dispel stress myth in IVF treatment
- Study sees no clear link between BPA, diabetes
- Study sees no eye cancer risk from cell phones
- Study sees no folic acid, asthma link
- Study sees rise in young stroke sufferers
- Study sheds light on post-combat mental problems
- Study shows 70 percent of very pre-term infants survive
- Study shows child brain tumor is really two cancers
- Study shows consistent benefit of early daycare
- Study shows Europe's alcohol-linked cancer burden
- Study shows how brain's wiring develops in babies
- Study shows how Medicare rewards MDs for overuse
- Study shows limits of Child Protective Services
- Study shows long-term benefits of Rituxan for lymphoma
- Study shows Mediterranean diet cuts depression risk
- Study shows memory loss can start as early as 45
- Study shows unhealthy Scots live dangerously
- Study shows vitamin A doesn't cut maternal deaths
- Study shows why it is so scary to lose money
- Study shows wild birds could spread avian flu
- Study singles out pesticide in Parkinson's risk
- Study suggests alternative to invasive heart test
- Study suggests economic insecurity boosts obesity
- Study suggests how often to test bone density
- Study suggests lower risk of death for coffee lovers
- Study suggests overall benefit from antidepressants
- Study suggests processed meat a real health risk
- Study supports restricted diet for kids with ADHD
- Study supports soy cholesterol benefits for some
- Study supports UTI protection from cranberries
- Study ties fast food to stroke risk
- Study ties passive smoking to dementia
- Study traces steady declines in U.S. cancer deaths
- Study turns up 10 autism clusters in California
- Study uncovers genes that aid malarial resistance
- Study underlines cannabis link to psychosis
- Study unpicks gene changes behind breast cancer
- Study unravels genetic risk of bowel cancer
- Study weighs benefits of transplants for leukaemia
- Study: Older brains less nimble at multi-tasking
- 'Stunned' US government to appeal stem-cell ruling
- Stunting tall girls' growth may impact fertility
- Stunting tall men tied to lower testosterone
- Stuttering linked to cell waste recycling genes
- Subbing 'bad' carbs for 'bad' fats ups heart risk
- Subtle thinking problems may up stroke risk: study
- Subway restaurant food fells nearly 100 in U.S.
- Sugar eases pain, and more, for newborns
- Sugar substitute may prevent cavities in toddlers
- Sugar technology keeps vaccines stable in the heat
- Sugar with hugs relieve newborn pain
- Sugary soda ups risky fat deposits
- Suicide barrier hasn't cut overall jump rates
- Suicide leading cause of death for India youths-study
- Suicide more likely after brushes with the law
- Suicide rates rising among Canadian girls
- Suicide risk increases after heart attack
- Suicide risk no different between antidepressants
- Suicide risk no higher with epilepsy drugs
- Suicide risks higher with Chantix, US study says
- Suicide tied to air pollution and asthma
- Suicide, OD risks high when addicts leave hospital
- Suicides have Greeks on edge before election
- Suicides reveal tragedy behind Irish crisis
- Suicides rise and fall with economy: CDC report
- Suit wants "morning-after pill" available to girls
- Sun exposure, mono linked to multiple sclerosis
- Sunbeds join cigarettes as top cancer threat
- Sunburn offers clues for pain drug development
- Sunscreen label changes aim to reduce cancer risk
- Sunscreen with high SPF needed at high altitudes
- Superbowl a magnet for under-age sex trade
- Superbug infections dropping across US, army finds
- Superbug more common in kids who've used antibiotics
- Superbug MRSA likes the high school gridiron: CDC
- Superbug resistance follows seasonal drug use
- Superbug structure model seen boosting drug search
- Superficial blood clots may be warning sign: study
- Super-size Olympics McDonald's upsets health groups
- Super-sizing the "Last Supper"
- Supervised exercise most effective for diabetics
- Supplement may offer a statin alternative for some
- Supplement may slow overweight kids' fat gain
- Supplement users often get ample minerals in diet
- Supplements don't prevent prostate cancer: study
- Supplements help prevent muscle wasting: study
- Support for Obama healthcare law rises after ruling
- Support waning for Obama healthcare law: poll
- Supreme Court allows lawsuits over seat belts
- Supreme court limits damages in HIV-infected pilot's case
- Supreme court sets aside Myriad gene patent ruling
- Supreme Court to decide federal sex offender law
- Supreme Court to deliver Obama healthcare law ruling
- Supreme Court to release audio in healthcare cases
- Surf's down? Time for paddleboard yoga!
- Surgeons fail to disclose big payments to journals
- Surgeons in Medtronic trials omitted results: report
- Surgeons' pressures may worsen shortage: study
- Surgery better than diet, exercise in obese teens
- Surgery better than medication for spine disease
- Surgery can lower cancer risk in high-risk brca1/2 carriers
- Surgery checklist works, but benefits may vary
- Surgery effective for moderate obesity
- Surgery for obesity increases 10-fold in England
- Surgery halts seizures in many epileptics: study
- Surgery improves athletes' ankle stability after sprain
- Surgery often unnecessary for low back pain
- Surgery on the wrong patient? It's still a problem
- Surgery prevents breast cancers in high-risk women
- Surgery safe in conflict zones, aid group says
- Surgery should be "last resort" for obese children
- Surgery-free weight loss striking, but short-lived
- Surgical checklists might cut malpractice claims
- Surgical fix may be best for dislocated shoulder
- Surprised? Black market steroids usually mislabeled
- Surveillance may help doctors decide to prescribe
- Survey finds states cutting back on mammograms
- Survey shows more young children getting vaccines
- Survival differences after injuries 'alarming'
- Survival extended by Dendreon cancer vaccine
- Survivors of serious lung ailment often depressed
- Suspect in Kosovo organ trafficking arrested
- Swaddling effects could pose SIDS risk: study
- Swapping chicken pox-infected lollipops illegal
- Swapping protein for sugar may help blood pressure
- Swedish snuff just as addictive as cigarettes
- Swedish sperm donors are well-adjusted men
- Sweetened drinks may be linked to preemie births
- Sweeteners at center of bitter food fight
- Swimming lowers older adults' blood pressure
- Swine flu deadlier in children than seasonal flu
- Swine flu death rate similar to seasonal flu: expert
- Swine flu deaths show this flu is different-experts
- Swine flu gets more active as schools open: CDC
- Swine flu has killed 10,000 Americans since April
- Swine flu has killed 36 US children so far: CDC
- Swine flu has killed up to 17,000 in U.S.
- Swine flu killed up to 17,000 in U.S.: report
- Swine flu kills 56 in Egypt since October
- Swine flu may cause seizures in children-report
- Swine flu mild for now, but could worsen
- Swine flu outbreak dampens economy hopes, markets
- Swine flu outbreak threatens at World Cup
- Swine flu pandemic hit European children: study
- Swine flu season not over, US health officials warn
- Swine flu sent more Australia, NZ patients to ICU
- Swine flu shot protects against 1918 flu: study
- Swine flu starting to show resistance to drugs
- Swine flu still down in US but 198 children dead
- Swine flu still out there, officials caution
- Swine flu still out there, officials caution
- Swine flu striking pregnant women hard: CDC study
- Swine flu survivors developed super flu antibodies
- Swine flu vaccine safe in pregnancy: study
- Swine flu vaccines delayed, US CDC says
- Swiss drug policy should serve as model-experts
- Sydney summers by 2060 could be deadly: scientist
- Symptomless celiacs can eat gluten: Dutch
- Symptoms in teen years may foretell severe endometriosis
- Synthetic drug, subject of bans, kills teen
- Synthetic marijuana, legal in U.S., causing outcry
- Synthetic platelets quickly stem bleeding: study
- Syphilis outbreak may be sign of re-emergence
- Syphilis testing could dramatically cut baby deaths
- Syphilis up among minority gay, bisexual men
- Syria death toll hits 5,000 as insurgency spreads
- Syria poised to grant access to detainees-ICRC
- Syrian hospitals tools of repression, Amnesty says
- Syria's wounded make perilous trek for medical care
- Tai chi enhances quality of life in heart failure
- Tai Chi may ease arthritis pain, disability
- Tai chi may help balance in people with Parkinson's
- Tai Chi may not reduce fall risk in elderly
- 'Tailored' advice no extra help to smokers in study
- Tailored medicine could prevent more heart attacks
- Tailored treatment may be best for diabetics
- Taiwan's hospital payment cuts tied to stroke deaths
- Take precautions in heat, young athletes: Kids' docs
- Takeda cancer drug slows tumor growth in mice
- Taking blood pressure pills cuts risk of dying
- Taking HIV drugs helps protect partner: US study
- Taking niacin does not prevent heart problems: NIH
- Taking on the real Miami Vice: healthcare fraud
- Talk therapy by phone may ease fibromyalgia: study
- Talk therapy improves mood after heart surgery
- Talk therapy key to conquering insomnia - study
- Talk therapy may ease OCD in kids
- Talk therapy may help tough-to-treat depression
- Talk therapy reduces back pain
- Talk to teens, young adults about sun safety: panel
- Talk, drug therapy may ease depression in pregnancy
- Talking things through in your head may help autism
- Talking to death: texts, phones kill 16,000
- Tall kids more apt to become heavy adults
- Tall men at risk of early prostate cancer
- Tall? That may be good news for your heart: study
- Tamiflu may have prevented pneumonia in young adults
- Tanning beds raise melanoma risk, US study finds
- Tanning may up skin cancer risk for palest kids
- Tanning no cure for seasonal depression
- Tape may ease pain in some cases of knee arthritis
- Tarantulas help scientists break down human fear
- Targeted cancer drugs offer new therapy options
- Targeted drug shows promise against melanoma: study
- Targeted training, fewer soccer injuries
- Targeting doctors won't reduce ulcer drug overuse
- Targeting seniors, Obama touts Medicare report
- Taser asks Canadian court to quash critical study
- Taser shot to the head may cause seizures
- Tasers protect police and save suspects: study
- Tassimo brewers and espresso pads recalled after burn injuries
- Taste for low-calorie alternatives may wane: study
- Tattoo infections linked to manufacturers' ink
- Tattoo removal still a long, slow process
- Tax junk food, drinks to fight child obesity: report
- Tax soda, pizza to cut obesity: US researchers
- Taxes could fill AIDS funding crunch: U.N.
- Taxes fair target for US healthcare revamp - experts
- Taxes lurk behind court test of Obama health law
- TB study points to drugs to halt lung destruction
- TB, substance abuse closely linked in U.S. - CDC
- Tea may prevent endometrial cancer, but needs study
- Tea Party groups see Medicare overhaul chance
- Team uses computers to spot faulty medical devices
- Teen delinquency, drug use affects marriage rate
- Teen drinking tied to breast disease
- Teen girls' weight may affect sexual behavior
- Teen pot smokers at high risk of mental illness
- Teen pregnancy boosts girls' risk of getting fat
- Teen pregnancy, abortion rates at record low, study says
- Teen recovering from haunted house hanging
- Teen smokers may have tough time quitting
- Teen substance abuse rises over past 3 years: study
- Teen tanning salon laws limit access, not exposure
- Teen weight gain may mean more adult belly fat
- Teen weight loss program shows some benefit
- Teenage boys really do eat a lot: study
- Teenage brides suffer pain and shame of fistula
- Teenager recovery from depression often fleeting
- Teenagers' TV time may affect diet later
- Teens carry extra pounds into adulthood, add more
- Teens' concussion risk not limited to football
- Teens don't need prescription for Plan B: study
- Teens' drinking linked to mental health problems
- Teens from wealthier families may drink more
- Teens' growth-plate injuries need early care
- Teens less and less active with each winter
- Teens lie about drug use, and so do their parents
- Teens lose bone density after weight-loss surgery
- Teens may have trouble getting morning-after pill
- Teens often smoke pot to deal with health issues
- Teens' poor sleep tied to heart risk factors
- Teens understand emergency-contraception labels
- Teens' vegetarianism can signal unhealthy eating
- Teens who smoke pot can damage memory, intelligence
- Teens with ADHD at risk behind the wheel
- Teens, young adults may drive flu epidemics: study
- Teens, young adults with leukemia living longer
- Teething an unlikely cause of serious symptoms
- Telemonitoring may not help older patients
- 'Telemonitoring' may not help with severe asthma
- Telephone counseling aids weight loss
- Telethon raises $61 mln in absence of Jerry Lewis
- Ten dead as H1N1 flu returns to Britain
- Ten years on, genomic revolution only just starting
- Tenacious disease-fighter ready to tackle World Bank
- Tennis racket grip related to type of wrist injury
- Tens of thousands of Libyans may be on move - UN
- Terminally ill Canadian baby in Missouri hospital
- Test allows men to check their sperm count at home
- Test for Komen looms at next Race for the Cure
- Test helps predict labor success after c-section
- Test may let transplant patients skip biopsies
- Test monitors prostate cancer chemotherapy effects
- Test predicts who shouldn't take colon cancer drug
- Test shows no health risk to food from oil spill
- Testicular cancer survivors may face lung problems
- Testing for swine flu no easy feat, expert says
- Testing group data shows swine flu waning in US
- Testosterone "prompts fair play, not aggression"
- Testosterone boost no lasting help to frail elderly
- Testosterone gel shows effects on diabetes
- Testosterone may not help memory after menopause
- Testosterone shot useful for contraception in men
- Testosterone-blocking chemicals found in wastewater
- Tests for genes don't predict breast cancer better
- Tests for inherited colon cancer may be worth cost
- Tests help alert women to possibility of pregnancy
- Tests help lung cancer drugs reach right patients
- Tests may detect mesothelioma, pancreatic cancer
- Tests may judge dementia patients' driving safety
- Tests of new flu virus suggests more are out there
- Tests show flu spreads from schools
- Tests start on HIV biotech drug grown in tobacco
- Teva gets U.S. nod to market Lexapro generic
- Texas approves sonogram before abortion
- Texas cannot exclude Planned Parenthood from health program-judge
- Texas company bilked Medicare out of millions: Attorney
- Texas doctors bust myths about insulin
- Texas Governor Perry recovering after back surgery
- Texas governor signs bill on sonograms before abortion
- Texas inmate seeks execution delay, citing drug
- Texas judge weighs 'difficult' Planned Parenthood case
- Texas nearly ends rabies with aerial vaccine drops
- Texas seeks to learn from West Nile virus "disaster"
- Texas study confirms lower autism rate in Hispanics
- Texas teens had heart attacks after smoking K2
- Texas to end health program if Planned Parenthood participates
- Text messages little help in remembering the Pill
- Text messages may help smokers quit
- Text messages save pregnant Rwandan women
- Texting aids teens with liver transplants
- Texting driver six times more likely to crash
- Texting while driving more dangerous than thought: study
- Text-message bullying becoming more common
- Texts boost malaria treatment in African trial
- Texts prime parents to get kids a flu shot: study
- Thailand fights cancer-causing parasitic worms
- Thailand plans health measures after tourist deaths
- Thalidomide drug may fight blood vessel disorder
- The "DASH" diet lowers risk of heart failure
- The brain may feel other people's pain
- The chubby girl from Ipanema? Brazil gains weight
- The family pet may alter later allergy risk
- The FDA casino and high rollers of health funds
- The long, lethal shadow of asbestos
- The more kids, the lower moms' suicide risk
- The next challenge: not too many people, too few?
- The perils of taking experimental cancer drugs
- The Pill may be less effective in obese women
- The pill may cut the risk of a leaky bladder
- The pill may impair muscle gains in young women
- The pill may trigger lupus in some women
- The troubled history of PIP's implants man in US
- The U.S. Immigration Ruling: A Hint on Healthcare?
- The ultimate trade-off: Eunuchs may live longer
- The very old may feel helpless, but not depressed
- Therapy for depression can work over the phone
- Therapy for women prone to miscarriage questioned
- Therapy may help some with deadly peanut allergy
- Therapy, exercise aid in chemo-related menopause
- Thin thighs - maybe not your heart's desire
- Think a kiss is just a kiss? New book tells all
- Think carrots, not candy as school snack: advocates
- Think you can't get pregnant? Try again, study says
- Think you smell bad? Sometimes it's in your mind
- Think you're lactose intolerant? You might be wrong
- Thinner men carry a higher suicide risk
- Third air traffic controller fired for sleeping
- Third person dies in Arizona "sweat dome"
- Thirty minutes a day of exercise? Better think 50
- This wheelchair is nothing to sniff at
- Those who eat brown rice may have less diabetes
- Thousands of US kids in hospital for window falls
- Thousands to be tested for hepatitis C in New Hampshire
- 'Thread-lifts' get thumbs down in long-term study
- Threat of lead has not gone away for children
- Three genes help breast cancer spread to brain
- Three squares may beat mini-meals for weight loss
- Three waterborne diseases cost US $539 mln a year
- Thyroid cancer risk persists decades after radiation
- Thyroid surgery costlier with robotic system
- Tibolone decreases fat in postmenopausal women
- Tick-borne parasite infecting blood supply: CDC
- Tics common in orphanages, disappear in foster care
- Tide to change Pods lid over child safety concerns
- Time perception may be off in migraine sufferers
- Time spent sitting linked to sleep apnea severity
- Time to rethink colon cancer therapy?
- Timeline: Basic provisions, timeline for health law
- Timely and continuous HIV care extends survival
- Timer may help kids' bladder control problems
- Timing of anti-blood clot drug flexible: study
- Timing of weight-loss surgery in teens important
- Tiny electrical shocks to the brain enhance memory
- Tired of the treadmill? Get out and play instead
- Tired South Africa doctors botch operations: report
- Tired surgical residents may up error risk: study
- 'Tis the season for Santa to shape-up, study says
- TNF-blocker therapy for RA may trigger psoriasis
- To optimize exercise, heed your heart rate: expert
- To protect babies, keep car seats in the car: study
- To quit, 'nicotine-free' smokes as good as lozenges
- Tobacco 'candy' could poison kids: study
- Tobacco may up pain from jaw disorder
- Tobacco smoke causes immediate damage: report
- Tobacco smoke exposed kids risk early emphysema
- Tobacco smoke tied to flu complications in kids
- Toddler cleaning product accidents dropping in US
- Toddler self-control can predict health and wealth
- Toddlers' sleep, eating problems often go together
- Toilet "taboo" hurts poor, development: Gates director
- Tomas soaks quake homeless camps as it passes Haiti
- Tomato antioxidant tied to lower stroke risk
- Tonsillectomy linked to excess weight gain in kids
- Too few FDA tests of high-risk devices, activists say
- Too little calcium, water linked to kidney stones
- Too little evidence for ECG heart screening: panel
- Too little exercise, too much TV tied to depression
- Too little sleep bad for teenagers' diets: study
- Too little weight gain risky in twin pregnancy
- Too little, too much sleep raises diabetes risk
- Too many kids spend little time outdoors
- Too many narcotics prescribed after surgery: study
- Too many old men get prostate cancer tests: study
- Too many people get angioplasties, study suggests
- Too many pregnancy pounds ups future obesity risk
- Too many women get HPV tests: study
- Too much alcohol linked to pneumonia risk
- Too much entertainment reduces sleep time
- Too much fructose could raise your blood pressure
- Too much fructose may raise blood pressure
- Too much or too little salt tied to heart risks
- Too much sitting in front of TV may cut life short
- Too much sitting linked to shortened lives
- Too much TV time bad for kids' blood pressure
- Too much vitamin E during pregnancy may harm baby
- Too soon to know H1N1 vaccine total - US official
- Top court rejects DNA lab test analyst questioning
- Top court sends back California Medicaid cuts case
- Top hospitals strive to cut readmission rates
- Top opiate exporter Afghanistan also most addicted
- Top US doctors aim to fix record on gums-heart link
- Tornado leaves almost one million homeless in India
- Tornadoes death toll climbs
- Toss out the inhaler if you outgrow asthma? Not so fast
- Tough Australian anti-smoking laws likely to pass
- Tough economy may be keeping more drunks off roads
- Toward a cure for AIDS: Scientists set research agenda
- Toxins in baby food might affect hormones-study
- Toyota philosophy works in the ER
- Trader turned neuroscientist explores risky highs
- Traffic court does not reduce crashes later on
- Traffic pollutants may fuel adult asthma: study
- Traffic pollution may be linked to diabetes risk
- Traffic pollution tied to increased emphysema risk
- Traffic-related air pollution tied to stroke death
- Traffic-related asthma costs two cities big money
- Training helps doctors talk to dying patients
- Training may cut risk factors for knee injury
- Training may fix shoulder impingement syndrome
- Trans fats may promote endometriosis - US study
- Transdermal formulation of migraine drug effective
- Transfusion-acquired parasite infection up in US
- Transient thyroid trouble after iodine fortification
- Transparency rules a tangle at cancer journals
- Transplant patients a target of Arizona budget cuts
- Traumatic stress tied to patchy hair loss
- Travelers adds to insurers' asbestos woes
- Travelers from Haiti bringing malaria to US
- Travelers sues NFL over ex-players' brain injuries
- Treadmill helps Parkinson's patients walk better
- Treadmill vs. elliptical, motor vs. momentum
- Treat kids' discomfort, not fevers: Pediatricians
- Treating dengue more difficult with growing obesity
- Treating depression helps with blood sugar control
- Treating ED in teens key for future well-being
- Treating heroin addiction with heroin seen viable
- Treating prostate cancer conservatively may be OK
- Treating testes trouble early may save fertility
- Treatment zaps high blood pressure at the source
- Treatments for genital pain no better than placebo
- Triple therapy boosts quit rates in sick smokers
- Triplet births rising and death rates high - study
- Triplets do well long-term, but tiniest ones lag
- Triplets fare well as teenagers: study
- Tropical diseases plague poor but treatment cheap: WHO
- Trouble seeing? You're not alone
- Troubled teen? A summer job might help
- Trying to lose weight? Be sure to eat breakfast
- Tuberculosis cases in Britain highest since 1980s
- Tumor genetics more complex than previously thought
- Tumors can re-seed themselves, study finds
- Tuna recalled after salmonella outbreak in 20 states
- Turkey recall raises U.S. food safety questions
- Turkey struggles to shelter thousands after quake
- TV ad, grassroots battles stalk US healthcare debate
- TV junk-food ads do boost kids' appetites: study
- TV on the Radio musician dead of lung cancer at 36
- TV remotes among dirtiest items in hotels: study
- TV spots increase awareness of stroke signs: study
- TV time tied to diabetes, death
- Twin study may quiet doubts over PTSD-trauma link
- Twins born after fertility assist fare worse
- Two antidepressants ineffective for dementia: study
- Two deaths from Legionnaires' tied to Chicago hotel
- Two diabetes drugs fail to help high-risk patients
- Two doses of chickenpox vaccine beat one: study
- Two doses of mumps 'MMR' vaccine better than one
- Two early-stage drugs show melanoma promise
- Two Fla. CVS stores lose narcotic dispensing rights
- Two gene mutations mark deadly ovarian cancer
- Two more deaths reported in western skiing areas
- Two more Yosemite visitors stricken with deadly virus
- Two new vaccines give Ghana hope for healthy growth
- Two proposed changes dropped from psychiatric guide
- Two Roche drugs plus chemo destroy breast tumors
- Two sick with bird flu in Vietnam, 11 undergo tests
- Two suspected Ebola deaths reported in Uganda
- Two U.S. children develop flu from pigs: CDC
- Two Uruguay nurses charged with killing 16
- Two vision correction techniques look comparable
- Two-step vaccine may offer 'universal' flu jab
- Two-year study finds no brain benefit for fish oil
- Tylenol dosages lowered to stem overdoses
- Type 1 diabetic youth often overweight: study
- Type 2 diabetes raises risk of pancreatitis: study
- Type 2 diabetes risk differs by ethnic group
- Typical acetaminophen dose no threat to kids' livers
- Typical CPR best in kids, but hands-only works too
- Typical hospital noises may disrupt sleep
- Tyson unit recalls deli sandwiches sold at Wal-Mart
- U.N. assembly asserts water rights, some disagree
- U.N. chief to launch women, children health drive
- U.N. cuts food rations in Yemen due to lack of funds
- U.N. narcotics board warns of prescription drug abuse
- U.N. says struggling with growing Somali exodus
- U.N. seeks deal to allow food, medicine into Libya
- U.N. set to declare famine in parts of Somalia
- U.N. sets out AIDS treatment plan to save 10 million
- U.N. sex violence envoy chides council on Libya texts
- U.N. suggests pesticides, chemicals for watch list
- U.S troops deploy as Haiti aid operation picks up
- U.S. men with cancer more likely to die than women
- U.S. "stroke belt" also hit by heart failure
- U.S. 2010 healthcare costs to jump 9 pct - study
- U.S. abortion rate down, but up among poor women
- U.S. adds formaldehyde to list of carcinogens
- U.S. adults forgo routine immunization: report
- U.S. advisers back 1st drug from DNA-altered animals
- U.S. advisers back first new diet pill in a decade
- U.S. advisers call for new medical device regime
- U.S. advisers reject Arena diet drug
- U.S. advisers shoot down Sanofi anti-clotting drug
- U.S. advisers to guide breast cancer research
- U.S. advisers: keep health benefits affordable
- U.S. agencies get mixed reviews on swine flu
- U.S. agency sees more health spending with reform
- U.S. agents seize Georgia execution drug supply
- U.S. AIDS chief sees new goals in global battle
- U.S. apologizes for Guatemala syphilis experiment
- U.S. appeals court backs Obama healthcare law
- U.S. appeals court finds DNA testing constitutional
- U.S. appeals court stays stem cell funding ban
- U.S. approves first 'ethical' human stem cell lines
- U.S. approves new meningitis vaccine for children
- U.S. approves Roche's Avastin for brain cancer
- U.S. Army suicides reached record monthly high in July
- U.S. asthma rates rising but reasons unclear: CDC
- U.S. attorney sues New York City over Medicaid
- U.S. authorities perplexed by drug shortage spike
- U.S. autopsy guidelines revised for Alzheimer's
- U.S. awards $1 billion to small biotechs
- U.S. backs vaccines for drug, nicotine addiction
- U.S. beef recall expanded, 18 illnesses suspected
- U.S. behind the world on parental leave: report
- U.S. Bishops consider focus in birth-control fight
- U.S. blacks continue to bear the brunt of HIV/AIDS
- U.S. blacks, gay and straight, have biggest struggle with HIV
- U.S. branded drug prices soar as generic pressure rises
- U.S. Caesarean births hit record high in 2007
- U.S. cancer group endorses newer breast cancer drugs
- U.S. cancer rates continue their decline: report
- U.S. CDC recommends expanded use of Pfizer vaccine
- U.S. celebrity chef Deen says she has diabetes
- U.S. child brides have more mental illness
- U.S. cholesterol rate falls, study shows
- U.S. cites three more countries for child labor
- U.S. city may vote on banning male circumcision
- U.S. clinic: Egypt ex-spy chief died of rare disease
- U.S. Congress hears benefits of synthetic biology
- U.S. Congress sets new hearing on huge J&J recalls
- U.S. could bring more common drugs over the counter
- U.S. court strikes down EPA rule on coal pollution
- U.S. cracks down on medical marijuana dispensary
- U.S. DEA raids 2 CVS pharmacies in drug abuse probe
- U.S. death toll in Yosemite outbreak rises to three
- U.S. deaths from heart disease down 28 pct: AHA
- U.S. Democrats close in on healthcare agreement
- U.S. Democrats: Private Medicare plans waste billions
- U.S. dietary supplements often contaminated: report
- U.S. doctors' group waffles on 'public option'
- U.S. doctors link gene to childhood asthma
- U.S. doctors, minorities still wary of shots: official
- U.S. doubles early supply of swine flu vaccine
- U.S. drug shortage problem concentrated: study
- U.S. economy limiting access to basic needs: study
- U.S. egg producers failed to follow own safety plans
- U.S. employer healthcare costs up 7.3 percent in 2009
- U.S. EPA proposes stronger smog standards
- U.S. ER crisis a result of market forces: study
- U.S. evangelical college seizes contraception fight with gusto
- U.S. experts argue for tax on sweet drinks
- U.S. experts to weigh consumer gene test standards
- U.S. experts weigh how to reduce radiation from scans
- U.S. facing severe shortage of heart surgeons
- U.S. FDA advisers back Pfizer arthritis drug
- U.S. FDA approves Bayer/J&J's stroke drug Xarelto
- U.S. FDA cites 'systemic' problems at J&J
- U.S. FDA panel backs Arena obesity pill lorcaserin
- U.S. FDA panel backs Pfizer's vaccine for adults
- U.S. FDA restricts tobacco marketing to kids
- U.S. FDA says drugs approved in US before Europe
- U.S. FDA says focused on tracking drugs after approval
- U.S. FDA says nanotech may need extra safety tests
- U.S. FDA says Ranbaxy plant falsified data
- U.S. FDA should regulate salt, panel says
- U.S. FDA slightly eases access to morning-after pill
- U.S. FDA to examine bleeding with Lilly's Xigris
- U.S. FDA to push for more investment i