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  1. Dutch smoking ban to cover coffee shops
  2. Dutch smoking ban to cover coffee shops
  3. Violence pervasive in PG-13 flicks, study shows
  4. Current activity affects bone density in men
  5. Mom-to-be's flu shot triggers baby's immune system
  6. Pesticides may raise Parkinson's risk
  7. Women's midlife weight key to future diabetes risk
  8. Indian army gets lessons to stop suicides, murders
  9. Take more vitamin D, cancer group tells Canadians
  10. Egyptian girl infected with bird flu: WHO
  11. G8 trumpets Africa aid deal as summit ends
  12. Egyptian girl infected with bird flu: WHO
  13. Vitamin D cuts cancer risk in study of U.S. women
  14. G8 trumpets Africa aid deal as summit ends
  15. Take more vitamin D, cancer group tells Canadians
  16. China may revive trade in rare tiger parts
  17. Vitamin D cuts cancer risk in study of U.S. women
  18. G8 trumpets Africa aid deal as summit ends
  19. Vitamin D cuts cancer risk in study of U.S. women
  20. Sugary drinks tied to extra pounds in preschoolers
  21. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  22. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  23. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  24. Study finds vitamin D may cut women's cancer risk
  25. Japan draws up guidelines to cut suicide rate
  26. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  27. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  28. California company expands beef recall due to E. coli
  29. Japan draws up guidelines to cut suicide rate
  30. Gay rights activists criticize Bush health nominee
  31. G8's $60 bln AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  32. IBM donates software to predict spread of diseases
  33. G8's $60 billion AIDS and Africa pledge criticized
  34. G8 agrees to $60 billion Africa package
  35. G8 agrees $60 billion package, focus on Africa
  36. IBM donates software to predict spread of diseases
  37. Brain mechanism explains sense of deja vu
  38. Japan draws up guidelines to cut suicide rate
  39. G8 to raise global HIV/AIDS aid to $60 billion: diplomat
  40. China rejects U.S. capsules, raisins for bacteria
  41. Newron says brain drug helps Parkinsons' patients
  42. Vaccine blocks deadly form of meningitis
  43. Brain mechanism explains sense of deja vu
  44. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  45. Brain mechanism explains sense of deja vu
  46. U.S. West Nile virus cases, deaths rose in 2006
  47. New sex-related infection passes gonorrhea
  48. U.S. gives Zimbabwe $18 million for HIV/AIDS drugs
  49. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  50. House panel to consider FDA bill on drug safety
  51. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  52. U.S. West Nile virus cases, deaths rose in 2006
  53. California company expands beef recall due to E. coli
  54. Moms' prenatal vitamins cut childhood cancers
  55. Alcohol industry must do more to fight abuse: EU
  56. Fibroids common in women with ovary disorder
  57. Africa urged to circumcise males to fight AIDS
  58. Prior health affects survival after cardiac arrest
  59. Home blood pressure monitoring deemed very useful
  60. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  61. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  62. Congress votes to expand stem cell research
  63. Alcohol industry must do more to fight abuse: EU
  64. Spanish nuns show hops are good for you: study
  65. Home food treatment could save malnourished children
  66. Diabetes group urges patient caution on Avandia
  67. Dual TB, HIV treatment key to Africa AIDS battle
  68. Young gymnasts show high bone density
  69. Kids get hurt learning to use roller shoes
  70. Dual TB, HIV treatment key to Africa AIDS battle
  71. Diabetes group urges patient caution on Avandia
  72. If it's not tennis elbow, it may be "Wiiitis"
  73. Dual TB, HIV treatment key to Africa AIDS battle
  74. Rising trade in human organs is alarming: IOM
  75. U.N. AIDS head urges S.Africa to promote condom use
  76. Diseases caught in hospital are growing threat: EU
  77. Dual TB, HIV treatment key to Africa AIDS battle
  78. Chinese consumers wary of GMO food: Greenpeace
  79. Asia must share bird flu virus, vaccine: Australia
  80. Asia must share bird flu virus, vaccine: Australia
  81. Japan suicides top 30,000 for ninth straight year
  82. IOM says alarmed over rising trade in human organs
  83. Giuliani health plan seeks individual coverage: report
  84. Diabetes group urges patient caution on Avandia
  85. Giuliani health plan seeks individual coverage: WSJ
  86. Risks of Glaxo diabetes drug still unclear: FDA
  87. House rejects bill to ban human cloning
  88. If it's not tennis elbow, it may be "Wiiitis"
  89. Drug prevents diabetes, heart disease in mice
  90. Low testosterone may impair mood in anorexic women
  91. Community center programs improve diabetes care
  92. Risks of Glaxo diabetes drug still unclear: FDA
  93. If it's not tennis elbow, it may be "Wiiitis"
  94. Treatment, lifestyle help cut heart deaths
  95. Inflammation may contribute to Alzheimer's disease
  96. Indoor pools may harm infants' lungs
  97. U.S. House considers shipping contraceptives abroad
  98. TB case prompts new U.S. border safety protocol
  99. TB case prompts new border safety protocol
  100. Glaxo diabetes drug data inconsistent: FDA
  101. Studies find new ways to make embryonic stem cells
  102. Health officials insist they warned TB patient
  103. Sun exposure may reduce malignant lymphoma risk
  104. TV ads may improve stroke recognition
  105. Roche HIV drug recalled due to contamination
  106. Mass study finds record haul of disease genes
  107. Studies find new ways to make embryonic stem cells
  108. UK mass study finds record haul of disease genes
  109. EU regulators recall contaminated Roche HIV drug
  110. Data still conflicts on Glaxo diabetes drug: FDA
  111. WHO sees no sign H5N1 infecting humans more easily
  112. S. Africa must raise wages to fight AIDS: activist
  113. Maternal mortality highest in South Sudan: UNFPA
  114. FDA chief says Avandia data still inconsistent
  115. "Dr Death" Kevorkian won't aid more U.S. suicides
  116. Chinese scientists "prove" tea can help fight obesity
  117. 'Dr Death' Kevorkian won't aid more U.S. suicides
  118. Supermodel asks, "who's a virgin?"
  119. S. Africa must raise wages to fight AIDS: activist
  120. Indonesia worries over latest bird flu virus samples
  121. India optimistic it will wipe out polio by 2008
  122. Stem cell debate causes furor in Australia
  123. Lawmakers to grill Glaxo, FDA on diabetes drug
  124. China scientists "prove" tea can help fight obesity
  125. Skip chemo? That could come soon for more patients
  126. Lawmakers to grill Glaxo, FDA on diabetes drug
  127. India passes out condoms at porn movie halls
  128. S. Africa must raise wages to fight AIDS: activist
  129. U.S. lawmakers to grill Glaxo, FDA on diabetes drug
  130. New Avandia study sheds little light on heart risk
  131. China scientists "prove" tea can help fight obesity
  132. Senators seek jump in TB control spending
  133. Skip Chemo? That could come soon for more patients
  134. Skip Chemo? That could come soon for more patients
  135. Skip Chemo? That could come soon for more patients
  136. Glaxo says Avandia data comforts, experts unsure
  137. Folic acid does not prevent colon tumors
  138. High calcium levels may raise prostate cancer risk
  139. Elderly diabetics rapidly lose muscle strength
  140. Scientists plan stem cell cure for blindness
  141. Senators seek jump in TB control spending
  142. New study on Glaxo's Avandia shows no increased risk
  143. Suggested amounts of dietary choline may be too low
  144. Coffee associated with lower liver cancer risk
  145. Study backs up warnings over second hand smoke
  146. Many Americans do maintain weight loss
  147. Coffee associated with lower liver cancer risk
  148. Glaxo defends Avandia with full-page newspaper ads
  149. Most pediatric cancer survivors poorly followed
  150. Congress to press FDA over drug safety woes
  151. Scientists plan stem cell cure for blindness
  152. Many Americans do maintain weight loss
  153. Congress to press FDA over drug safety woes
  154. UK scientists plan stem cell cure for blindness
  155. Omega-3 fatty acids reduce blood pressure: study
  156. Glaxo defends Avandia with full-page newspaper ads
  157. Quarter of Chinese students reject HIV carriers
  158. Researchers pinpoint colon cancer stem cells
  159. Stressed Chinese parents "drug children" for exams
  160. Glaxo defends Avandia with full-page newspaper ads
  161. Making drugs quicker: cancer drug clears 1st test
  162. Ritalin use doubles after divorce, study finds
  163. Brain radiation increases lung cancer survival
  164. Excess bacteria don't influence bowel disease
  165. Stressed Chinese parents "drug children" for exams
  166. Errors, unapproved firm blamed for Korea beef ban: USDA
  167. Doctors say Medicare cuts will hurt patients
  168. Brain radiation increases lung cancer survival
  169. Study backs up warnings over second hand smoke
  170. Anemia drug safety debate overblown: doctors
  171. Excess bacteria don't influence bowel disease
  172. FDA panel will advise on communicating risks
  173. Arsenic trioxide boosts survival in leukemia
  174. Experimental combo helps stomach cancer patients
  175. Study backs up warnings over second hand smoke
  176. Researchers pinpoint colon cancer stem cells
  177. Ritalin use doubles after divorce, study finds
  178. Suicide attempts by teens linked with assault
  179. Seizure status after surgery key to quality of life
  180. Omega-3 fatty acids reduce blood pressure: study
  181. Onyx drug first to extend life in liver cancer
  182. TB patient's family defend controversial travel
  183. TB patient's family defend controversial travel
  184. TB patient's family defend controversial travel
  185. MRI better at spotting precancerous growths
  186. China reports soldier died of bird flu: WHO
  187. TB patient's family defend controversial travel
  188. Doctors biased in prostate cancer treatment: study
  189. Soccer moms beware: more may not be better
  190. AIDS seen as new threat to African democracy
  191. MRI better at spotting precancerous growths
  192. South Africa's traditional healers help fight HIV
  193. U.S. officials seek links in fugitive TB patient case
  194. Calif. meatpacker recalls ground beef over E. coli
  195. Flaxseed, ginseng show benefit in cancer treatment
  196. Blacks don't share in breast cancer progress
  197. 'Dr. Death' Kevorkian will no longer help end lives
  198. AIDS seen as new threat to African democracy
  199. MRI better at spotting precancerous growths
  200. AIDS seen as new threat to African democracy
  201. HIV infections up sharply among women in China
  202. Roche says cancer drug MabThera extends survival
  203. Soccer moms beware: more may not be better
  204. Sanofi says S-1 drug combo helps stomach cancer patients
  205. Blacks don't share in breast cancer progress
  206. MRI better at spotting precancerous growths: study
  207. Elderly women fare better with lung cancer: study
  208. It's in the bones: portrait of a witchdoctor
  209. Anemia drug safety debate overblown: doctors
  210. Glaxo's Tykerb helps some breast cancer patients
  211. MRI better at spotting precancerous growths: study
  212. Early critic of diabetes drug says don't panic
  213. Entertaining TV programs make you eat, study finds
  214. Elderly women fare better with lung cancer: study
  215. Officials seek links in fugitive TB patient case
  216. Bristol drug delays breast cancer progression
  217. Glaxo's Tykerb helps some breast cancer patients
  218. Sanofi says Eloxatin helps survival after surgery
  219. Black women don't share in U.S. breast cancer progress
  220. China says U.S. warning on toothpaste irresponsible
  221. If it doesn't kill you: Arsenic helps in cancer
  222. Flaxseed, ginseng show benefit in cancer treatment
  223. Flaxseed, ginseng show benefit in cancer treatment
  224. Smoking may damage your sperm, study finds
  225. MRI finds extra breast cancer tumors, study finds
  226. Entertaining TV programs make you eat, study finds
  227. Radiation prevents spread of lung cancer to brain
  228. If it doesn't kill you: Arsenic helps in cancer
  229. Glaxo drug shrinks tumors in kidney cancer study
  230. Avastin helps stem kidney cancer progression
  231. MRI finds extra breast cancer tumors, study finds
  232. CORRECTED: If it doesn't kill you: Arsenic helps in cancer
  233. Shark cartilage no help against lung cancer: study
  234. If it doesn't kill you: Arsenic helps in cancer
  235. Avastin helps stem kidney cancer progression: study
  236. Sanofi says VEGF-Trap can help in ovarian cancer
  237. Pfizer drug active vs advanced thyroid cancer: study
  238. Erbitux prolongs survival in head/neck cancer study
  239. Sprycel said to work as 1st treatment in blood cancer
  240. If it doesn't kill you: Arsenic helps in cancer
  241. Shark cartilage no help against lung cancer: study
  242. Avastin helps slow lung cancer tumor growth-study
  243. "Dr. Death" Kevorkian leaves prison
  244. TB patient "very sorry" for endangering others
  245. "Dr. Death" Kevorkian leaves prison
  246. Lung cancer screening debate heats up
  247. Chile's black widow spider may yield spermicide
  248. Anemia drug study review shows increase health risk
  249. Sunlight exposure may increase lymphoma risk
  250. U.S. seizes tainted toothpaste from China