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Friday, October 01, 2004 Adult ADHD: An Overlooked Problem
New Rules Sought for Medical Research
Antibiotics Sold Without Prescriptions
Smoking Cuts Chances Against Head, Neck Cancers
Smoking Spurs Snoring
Ramadan Poses Problems With Prescription Drugs
CT Scans Can Spot Appendix Trouble
MRIs Catch Missed Breast Malignancies
Vioxx Users Can Find Safe Alternatives
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 1, 2004
Insulin Therapy Linked to Colorectal Cancer
Health Highlights
- Experts Release New HRT Guidelines
- Cattle Feed Treats Athlete's Foot
- All General Mills Cereals To Be Whole-Grain
- Emory Patients Warned of Brain Disease Exposure
- Tony Blair 'Fine' After Heart Treatment
- Arthritis Patients Have Vioxx Alternatives
Health Tip: Try Spinning
Health Tip: Stop Your Snoring
Saturday, October 02, 2004 Hand Sanitizers Keep Home Free of Germs
Health Highlights
- Flu Vaccine Six Months Apart for Toddlers Seems Effective
- Experts Release New HRT Guidelines
- Link Found Between Mental Disorders and Higher Cancer Risk
- Cattle Feed Treats Athlete's Foot
- All General Mills Cereals To Be Whole-Grain
- Emory Patients Warned of Brain Disease Exposure
- Tony Blair 'Fine' After Heart Treatment
Sunday, October 03, 2004 Flu Shots in Separate Seasons Still Protect Toddlers
Coping With the Common Cold
Health Highlights
- Flu Vaccine Six Months Apart for Toddlers Seems Effective
- Experts Release New HRT Guidelines
- Link Found Between Mental Disorders and Higher Cancer Risk
- The More On Your Plate, The More You Overeat
- Cattle Feed Treats Athlete's Foot
Monday, October 04, 2004 Youth Not Heeding Antismoking Messages
Sibling Heart Attack a Sign You're at Risk, Too
Menopause Acquitted of Impairing Memory
Brain Damage May Hold Key to Gulf War Syndrome
Study: Food Restrictions on Kids Backfire
National Database Can Raise the Bar at Children's Hospitals
Home Nurses Help Newborns
Early Scan Helps Spinal Injury Recovery
Stress, Aggression Bound Tightly Together
Gene Tells Plants How to Weather Tough Times
New Moms Who Smoke Have Colicky Babies
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 4, 2004
Health Highlights
- States Unveil Imported Prescription Drugs Program
- Cancer Society Offers Online Mammogram Reminder
- Virus Sickening Military Recruits
- Research on Smell Wins Nobel Prize for Americans
- U.S. Fire Deaths Rose in 2003
- Flu Shot 6 Months Apart for Toddlers Seems Effective
Health Tip: Understanding Gout
Health Tip: Dentures Can Restore Your Smile
Tuesday, October 05, 2004 AIDS Drugs May Damage Skin
Trial Halted for Promising Parkinson's Drug
Counseling Cuts Down on Youth Drinking
Summer Births Linked to Form of Schizophrenia
Hypertension Hurts Brain Function in Young
Heart-Healthy Lifestyle in Youth Pays Off Later
Caution Urged on Transfusions in Some Heart Patients
Heart-Healthy Diet Prevents Gallstones
HRT's Link to Higher Blood Clot Risk Confirmed
Treatment Delay for Prostate Cancer Doesn't Hurt Outcome
Sudden Flu Shot Shortage Stuns U.S.
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 5, 2004
Health Highlights
- Major Flu Shot Shortages Predicted
- Report: Cities Misrepresent Lead Levels in Water
- Egypt Targets Elephantiasis
- Towel Radiators May Pose Burn
Hazard
- Jeb Bush Seeks New Hearing in Right-to-Die Case
- Low-Fat Diet Prevents Gallstones
Health Tip: Kick Butts Without Weight Gain
Health Tip: Childbearing Women Need Folic Acid
Wednesday, October 06, 2004 Brief Drops in Testosterone Don't Hurt Healthy Men
Minority Boys Short on Sleep
Drug May Improve Learning in Down Syndrome Children
Study Warns Against Unnecessary Episiotomies
'X' Marks the 'Pox' for Mischievous Girls
Minimally Invasive Procedure Prevents Stroke
New Drugs Slow Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Health-Care Racial Divide Hospital-Based
Workplace Solvents Can Harm a Fetus
Flu Shot Shortage: What Can You Do?
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 6, 2004
Obesity Raises Death Risk From Breast Cancer
Health Highlights
- Europeans to Probe Safety of All Cox-2 Drugs
- Immigrant Kids Found Healthier Than Native-Born Americans
- FDA Panel Says Cheaper Drugs Can Be Found in U.S.
- Court Deems Need for Kidney Dialysis a Disability
Health Tip: Get Moving!
Health Tip: What Qualifies as Hypoallergenic?
Thursday, October 07, 2004 Many in Assisted Living Have Mental Health Problems
More Chlamydia Screening Urged for Women
Sports Injury Can Lead to Later Trouble
Smoking Ups Chances of Rheumatoid Arthritis
Brisk Walks Speed Stroke Recovery
Stem Cell Molecules Repair Genetic Damage
Drug Shortages Hurting Patient Care
Steroids Harmful for Head Injury Patients
Alzheimer's Drugs May Fight Rare Leukemia
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 7, 2004
Flu Shots Scarce Even for Most Vulnerable
Health Care Varies Even at 'Best' Hospitals
Health Highlights
- Antioxidants Don't Protect Against Digestive Cancers
- Chronic Kidney Failure Surges in
United States
- Scientists Recreate 1918 Killer Flu Virus
- Insight on Protein-Killing Cells Wins Nobel Chemistry Prize
- Smoking Among Pregnant Women Plummets
- Research Fingers Environment in More Breast Cancer Cases
Health Tip: Callus Behavior
Health Tip: Urinary Tract Infections
Friday, October 08, 2004 One-on-One Counseling Stems Spread of AIDS
Bed Covers Cut Down on Dust Mites
Infant Crying Can Trigger Abuse in Some Parents
Genes Linked to Sinusitis
Safety of All Cox-2 Drugs Questioned
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 8, 2004
Woman Gives Surprise Insight Into Hot Flashes
Spirituality Sought in Wake of 9/11
High Blood Pressure Hurts Sex Life
Soy May Strengthen Bones of Premenopausal Women
Not All Progestins Equal for Heart
Health Highlights
- FDA Pessimistic About Salvaging Flu Shots
- Young People Abusing Over-the-Counter Drugs
- Frogs May Help Save Ailing Knees
- Lawmakers Want Tougher Oversight of Acne Drug
- Singer Melissa Etheridge Has Breast Cancer
Health Tip: If You Have Asthma
Health Tip: Fight Chapped Lips
Saturday, October 09, 2004 Warm, Sunny Weather Brightens Mood
Stem Cell Research: Slow but Steady Progress
Health Highlights
- FDA Pessimistic About Salvaging Flu Shots
- Low-Salt Diet Benefits High Blood Pressure Patients
- San Francisco Launches Novel STD Notification Program
- Young People Abusing Over-the-Counter Drugs
- Singer Melissa Etheridge Has Breast Cancer
Sunday, October 10, 2004 Shape Up for Ski Season
Combo Therapy Works Best for Smokers Looking to Quit
Health Highlights
- FDA Pessimistic About Salvaging Flu Shots
- Sleep Position May Contribute to Heart Problems
- Low-Salt Diet Benefits High Blood Pressure Patients
- San Francisco Launches Novel STD Notification Program
- Atlanta Hospital Patient Doesn't Have Mad Cow Disease
Monday, October 11, 2004 Insulin Resistance May Be Early Sign of Cardiovascular Disease
Simple Kidney Test Predicts Heart Death
Folate Lowers High Blood Pressure Risk for Women
Many Make Mistakes with Asthma Medication
Botox Eases Pain of Breast Reconstruction
Tamoxifen Might Cause Slight Increase in Stroke Risk
Mental Health Plays Part in Marital Bliss
Shipshape Isn't What It Used to Be
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 11, 2004
Reeve Lauded as Real-Life Superman
Caminiti's Death Puts Spotlight on Steroids
FDA Denies Knowing Extent of Flu Vaccine Production Problems
Health Highlights
- Stay Home If You've Got the Flu, Workers Told
- Survey Finds Few Use Web to Fill Prescriptions
- New Warning Issued About Arthritis Drug
- Mentally Ill at Risk of Developing Cancers: Study
- Summit Hopes to Combat Cancer Among American Indians
Health Tip: The Skinny on Liposuction
Health Tip: Candidiasis
Tuesday, October 12, 2004 Having Siblings Cuts Asthma Risk
Parents Affect Kids' Heart Disease Risk
Support Groups Help With Breast Cancer Fears
Genetic Clue to Preeclampsia Found
Alcohol Could Hike Risk of Irregular Heartbeat
Schools Must Help in Fight Against Obesity
Rehab Stays Shorter, but Death Rate Up
Air Pollution, Secondhand Smoke Pose Risks for Children
Obesity Surgery Sharply Improves Related Problems
Cleveland Ranked Tops in Hospital Care
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 12, 2004
Flu Shots Will Be Earmarked for Neediest
Health Highlights
- U.S. Grand Jury Subpoenas Flu Vaccine Maker
- Bill Would Let Asthmatic School Kids Carry, Use Inhalers
- Stanford to Test Drug for Pediatric Hypertension
- Vaccine-Induced Polio Eradicated in United States
- Reeve's Death Highlights Danger of Bedsore Infections
- Nearly 1 Million Laptop Adapters Recalled for Fire Danger
Health Tip: Chlamydia Screening
Health Tip: Irradiated Food Isn't Dangerous
Wednesday, October 13, 2004 Smell Behind Sweat Uncovered
Common Heart Drugs May Slow Alzheimer's
Despite U.S. Ban, Drug Import Programs Proliferate
Increase Seen in Number of Low Birth Weight Babies
Differences in Autism Detailed
Anthrax Attacks Didn't Start Antibiotic Panic
Therapy Slows Down Multiple Sclerosis
Minimally Invasive Surgery Fixes Aneurysms
Scientists Find Molecular Key to Hearing
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 13, 2004
Breast Cancer Risk Tied to Early Growth Patterns
Fresh Blood Isn't Always Best for Little Heart Patients
Health Highlights
- Survey Finds Systematic Overcharging for Flu Shots
- Portion Control Key to Weight Loss
- Learning New Language Lifts Brain Power
- Harvard Researchers Apply to Clone Human Embryos
- FDA Approves Implanted Medical-Records Chip
- U.S. to Study If Brain Scans Can Track Alzheimer's
Health Tip: Walking Machines
Health Tip: Need Exercise?
Thursday, October 14, 2004 New Technology Clears Clogged Arteries
Sinus Infections Crop Up in Autumn
Anti-inflammatory Creams Ease Arthritis in Knee
Laughter Breaks Ice During Psychotherapy
Epilepsy Drug Linked to Developmental Delays in Offspring
Genetic Events May Cause Deadly Childhood Cancer
Early Forecast: Flu Season Could be Harsh
Study Suggests How Obesity Causes Diabetes
Cream May Prevent Vaginal HIV Infection
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 14, 2004
Surgeon General Warns of Bone Break Epidemic
Ephedrine Can Cause Sudden Death
Health Highlights
- Canada Probably Won't Ease Flu Shot Shortfall
- Half of Older Americans May Be at Risk of Osteoporosis
- Detroit Ranked as U.S. Sex Disease Capital
- Cola Choice May Be All in Your Mind
- Health of Hispanics Lags in U.S.
- Cell Phones Raise Risk of Ear Tumors: Study
Health Tip: Should I Worry About Feeling Blue?
Health Tip: Does Your Newborn Have Kernicterus?
Friday, October 15, 2004 Herbal Cholesterol Drug Bad Mix for Many Prescription Meds
Laser Zaps Sun Damage
Binge Drinking May Be Bad for the Blood
Family History a Factor in Women's Urinary Incontinence
Malaria Vaccine Success Hailed as Breakthrough
Getting a Flu Shot Is Life's New Lottery
Fertility Concerns Impact Breast Cancer Therapy
Tough Warnings Ordered for All Antidepressants
Experts: 'Get Tough' Programs Don't Curb Youth Violence
U.S. Says No More Flu Vaccine
Location of Fat Affects Heart Risk
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 15, 2004
Health Highlights
- Woman Dies After Waiting in Flu Vaccine Line
- UN: Indoor Pollution Kills 1.6 Million Annually
- Care Bear Lunch Kits Pose Choking Risk
- Report Finds Toxins Caused Gulf War Illness
- Memo Warned of Medicare Card Confusion
- Routine Cystic Fibrosis Screening Urged in Newborns
Health Tip: What a Heel!
Health Tip: Ladder Safety
Saturday, October 16, 2004 The Truth About Colds and Flu
New Hope in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Health Highlights
- Pfizer Painkiller Tied to Some Heart Problems
- Crashes Killed Fewer Teens in 2003
- Barry Bonds Said to Use Illegal Steroids in 2003
- Woman Dies After Waiting in Flu Vaccine Line
- UN: Indoor Pollution Kills 1.6 Million Annually
- Care Bear Lunch Kits Pose Choking Risk
Sunday, October 17, 2004 The Need for Light in Darker Seasons
Health Highlights
- Obesity Surgery Tied to Nerve Damage
- Flu Shot Shortage Was Years in the Making
- Pfizer Painkiller Tied to Some Heart Problems
- Crashes Killed Fewer Teens in 2003
- Barry Bonds Said to Use Illegal Steroids in 2003
- Woman Dies After Waiting in Flu Vaccine Line
Monday, October 18, 2004 New Treatment for Lupus Found
Phone-in Care Doesn't Help Heart Failure Patients
Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Higher Breast Cancer Risk
Blood Pressure Drug Helps Fight Heart Failure
Antibiotics for Chronic Sinus Infections Not a Problem
Steroid Raises Pneumonia Risk in RA Patients
HRT Raises Risk of Abnormal Mammograms
Study to Test Imaging Method for Alzheimer's
Waiting to Cut Umbilical Cord May Improve Preemies' Health
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 18, 2004
Barometer Tied to Arthritis Flare-ups
Planned Changes to AIDS Prevention Funds Draw Fire
Health Highlights
- Canadian Official Offers Surplus Flu Vaccine to United States
- 'Sister Study' to Examine Causes of Breast Cancer
- FDA Approves Artificial Heart for Transplant Patients
- Celebrex Maker Conducting New Safety Tests
- Too Much Advice Could Be Bad for Your Health
- U.S. Stops Inspecting Imported Tobacco
Health Tip: How Dry I Am
Health Tip: Avoid Hot Tub Rash
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 Report: 1.7 Million Veterans Lack Health Insurance
U.S. Secures Another 2.6 Million Flu Vaccines
Minimally Invasive Breast Screening Has Limits
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Better For Stroke Diagnosis
New 'Superaspirin' Prevents Colon Cancer in Mice
Apple Skins Might Keep Colon Cancer Away
Breast Cancer Drug May Do Double Duty
Experimental Drug Could Prevent Bone Loss
Way to Treat Rare Genetic Disease Found
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 19, 2004
Hepatitis C Ups Risk of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Toothpaste Ingredient Guards Against Skin Cancer
Health Highlights
- Patch Boosts Libido of Menopausal Women
- Aerosols, Air Fresheners Harm Mothers and Babies
- New Method May Eliminate Need to Refrigerate Vaccines
- Officials Urge Seniors to Relax Over Flu Shot Shortage
- Schwarzenegger Backs Stem Cell Research
- Canadians Say Drug Exports Will Lead to Shortages
Health Tip: Find the Hidden Sugar
Health Tip: Get Enough Riboflavin
Wednesday, October 20, 2004 Jury Still Out on Testosterone Therapy
The Changing Role of America's Pharmacists
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 20, 2004
Steroid Cuts Death Rate From TB Complication
Tamoxifen Doesn't Increase Stroke Risk
Gene Variant Offers Asthma Protection
Soy Doesn't Affect Fertility
Study Finds New Road Hazard: Heart Attacks
Insulin Drugs Help Treat Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Walking Kids Through Aftermath of Domestic Violence
New Surgery for Atrial Fibrillation Shows Promise
Experts Urge Simple Steps to Prevent Colds, Flu
Betel Nut Tied to Head, Neck Cancers
Health Highlights
- Birth Control Pill Lowers Heart Disease Risk
- Baby's Umbilical Cord Cells Used to Treat Ill Brother
- Fire Hazard Leads to Recall of Lighters
- Human Gene Count Reduced
- U.S. Finds More Flu Shots, But Not Nearly Enough
- Doctors Agree to Kidney Transplant Arranged Online
- 30 Million Sick Days Tied to Sinus, Bronchial Infections
Health Tip: A Shingles Source of Chickenpox
Health Tip: Travelers, Be Wary of Cholera
Thursday, October 21, 2004 Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 21, 2004
New Stents Tied to Rare Heart Attack Risk
Mental Distress on the Rise in the United States
Antipsychotics Tied to Insulin Problems in Kids
Study: Breast Milk Is Best When Fresh
Gene Passed by Mom Tied to Metabolic Syndrome
Estrogen Therapy for Tall Teens Linked to Fertility Problems
One Million More Doses of FluMist On The Way
Genetic Link to Down Syndrome Gets Murkier
New Hope for Leaky Bladders
Why Some See Auras
Web Not Always Safe Health Source for Some
Health Highlights
- Mens' Weight Affects Sperm Quality
- Report Focuses on Oral Sex Transmission of Syphilis
- Castro Suffers Fractures from a Fall
- Troubled Flu Shot Maker May Not Produce Vaccine Next Year
- Birth Control Pill Lowers Heart Disease Risk
- More Than 1 Cup of Coffee Raises Heart Risks: Study
- Illnesses from Drinking Water at Near-Record Lows
Health Tip: Handling Burns
Health Tip: So You've Given Up Meat?
Friday, October 22, 2004 Self-Help Booklets Help Smokers After Quitting
Cybill Shepherd Now an IBS Role Model
Protein Test May Detect Lung Cancer
Drug Treatment Keeps Multiple Sclerosis at Bay
Keep Sex Life Sweet Despite Menopause
Helping Hispanics Manage Diabetes
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 22, 2004
Experts Explain Seeming Paradox of Pill Study
Cancer Deaths Drop Among Asian Americans in California
Hospitals' Latest Offering: Room Service
Down Syndrome: A Medical Riddle That's Slowly Being Solved
Health Highlights
- Flu Shot Shortage Worries Americans, Poll Finds
- Europeans to Check Safety of All Arthritis Drugs
- Reeve, Even in Death, Promotes Stem Cell Research
- FDA Approves New Device to Treat Uterine Fibroids
- Researchers Identify Gene Mutation for Parkinson's
- Florida Court Refuses Review of Right-to-Die Case
Health Tip: Why Women Live Longer
Health Tip: Jogging for Newbies
Saturday, October 23, 2004 Ease Your Edema
Many Foods Serve Up Health Benefits
Health Highlights
- Americans Head North for Flu Shots
- Calif. Tot Gets 'Piggyback' Heart Transplant
- Europeans to Check Safety of All Arthritis Drugs
- Reeve, Even in Death, Promotes Stem Cell Research
- FDA Approves New Device to Treat Uterine Fibroids
Sunday, October 24, 2004 Internet Study Looking for Best Ways to Quit Smoking
Entering the World with a Splash
Health Highlights
- Americans Head North for Flu Shots
- EU Orders Graphic Anti-Smoking Campaign
- Japan to Resume U.S. Beef Imports
- Calif. Tot Gets 'Piggyback' Heart Transplant
- Europeans to Check Safety of All Arthritis Drugs
Monday, October 25, 2004 Mammography Escapes Poor, Rural Women
Key Protein in Breast, Ovarian Cancer Found
Hispanics, Women Less Likely to Be Tested for Colon Cancer
Sleep Disorders Can Signal Other Trouble
Restless Leg Syndrome Explained
New Guidelines for Kawaski Disease Issued
Exercise Might Protect Against Parkinson's Disease
Stress a Double-Edged Sword
Drunken Bees Act Like Buzzed Humans
Blood Vessel Function May Point to Heart Problems
Infection Key in Brain Injury to Preemies
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 25, 2004
Health Highlights
- Chief Justice Rehnquist Treated for Thyroid Cancer
- Illinois Negotiates Own Purchase of Flu Shots
- Americans Head North for Flu Shots
- U.S. Assisted Living Facilities Cost $30,000 Annually: Survey
- Another Victim of Bird Flu Dies in Thailand
- EU Orders Graphic Antismoking Campaign
Health Tip: Genital Warts
Health Tip: Group B Strep and Pregnant Women
Tuesday, October 26, 2004 MRI Spots Vessel Trouble
Obese People Generate Bigger Health-Care Bills
New Treatment Blocks Cancer's Spread
Over-the-Counter Drugs Cut Cost of Colds
Heart Doctor Is Next Cereal Box Celebrity
HRT Promotions Plummet After Negative Study
Anesthesia Can Dim Elderly Patients' Minds
Heartburn Drugs Linked to Pneumonia
Uninsured Kids At Higher Risk for Burst Appendix
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 26, 2004
Device Lets Monkey's Brain Move Robot Arm
Baby Mice on Antidepressants Grow Up Depressed
Health Highlights
- Gene May Account for 20% of Type 2 Diabetes Cases
- Happy Marriage Balances Work Stress
- Crippling Shyness Often Starts at Young Age
- Illinois Governor Says He's Found 200,000 More Flu Shots
- Rehnquist's Cancer Isn't Always Mild
- Tea May Help Boost Memory
Health Tip: Canker Sores
Health Tip: Do You Need a Dental Implant?
Wednesday, October 27, 2004 Ovarian Cancer Rates Leveling Off Across Europe
Anesthesiologists Vulnerable to Drug Abuse
Smoking Ups Flow of 'Feel Good' Brain Chemicals
Behavior Therapy Urged for Kids with OCD
Internal Clock Governs Lungs, Too
Shedding Pounds Lengthens Life
Sleep Tucks Away Information
Virulent Parasite Yields Genetic Secrets
New Clues to Alcoholics' Sleep Problems
Shorter Intern Shifts Mean Fewer Medical Errors
Extreme Heat Can Degrade Mail-Order Drugs
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 27, 2004
Health Highlights
- Americans Getting Taller and Heavier
- Survey Finds Poor Workplace Hygiene Common in U.S.
- California Company Creates Allergy-Free Cats
- Feds Create Flu Shot Tracking Site
- Experts Debate Cost of Meningitis Vaccine
Health Tip: Stop Smoking
Health Tip: Handling Stress
Thursday, October 28, 2004 'Anesthesia Awareness': When Patients Wake Up During Surgery
Testosterone Tied to Memory
Link Between Migraine, Endometriosis Found
Obesity Linked to Higher Stroke Risk
Red Wine May Protect Against Lung Cancer
Scientists Find Key to Iron Disorders
Patients Report Dissatisfaction With Care
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 28, 2004
New Drug Helps Gout Patients
Allergy, Asthma Risk Shows Up in Umbilical Cord Blood
CDC: Chlamydia Testing Disappointingly Low
U.S. Eyes 5 Million Imported Flu Shots
Health Highlights
- Mandatory Military Anthrax Vaccinations Ruled Illegal
- Missouri Joins Program to Import Drugs
- Glucosamine No Help for Arthritis Knee Pain: Study
- Ethics Panel Created for U.S. Flu Shot Supply
- Viagra May Ease Deadly Lung Malady
- New Medical Journal Offers Free Online Access
Health Tip: Juice Wisely
Health Tip: Yeast Infection
Friday, October 29, 2004 Mind the Cars, Not Just the Candy, for a Happy Halloween
Try Some Healthy Halloween Treats
Novel Approach Targets Alzheimer's Development
One Shot Eases Pain After Surgery
Cruising Into the Golden Years
Discovery Shines Ray of Hope on Eye Diseases
Traffic Accidents Hurt Productivity
Keeping Organ, Tissue Transplants Safe
Clinical Trials Update: Oct. 29, 2004
While-You-Sleep Dialysis Proving Successful
New Anthrax Test Offers Quick Results
Health Highlights
- More Safety Data Sought on Vioxx Successor
- Memory Loss Tied to Pulled Teeth
- FDA Warns About Halloween Contact Lenses
- Stress Leads to Forgetfulness: Yale Study
- Group Renews Call for Withdrawal of Cholesterol Drug
- Prostate Cancer Drug Shows Promise in Trials
Health Tip: Life Without Liver Spots
Health Tip: Diet and Portion Control
Saturday, October 30, 2004 Allergies Can Crop Up Indoors
Decline in Number of Breast Imaging Centers Worries Doctors
Health Highlights
- FDA Approves New Breast Cancer Treatment
- More Safety Data Sought on Vioxx Successor
- Study Explores Link Between Power Lines, Childhood Leukemia
- Memory Loss Tied to Pulled Teeth
- Stress Leads to Forgetfulness: Yale Study
- Group Renews Call for Withdrawal of Cholesterol Drug
Sunday, October 31, 2004 Blood Pressure Drugs Protect Diabetics' Kidneys
Getting a Good Night's Sleep
Health Highlights
- World Health Organization to Convene Special Flu Summit
- FDA Approves New Breast Cancer Treatment
- More Safety Data Sought on Vioxx Successor
- Researchers Testing Cervical Cancer Vaccine
- Nobel Physicist Has 'Flesh-Eating' Infection
- Study Explores Link Between Power Lines, Childhood Leukemia
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