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  1. Straighter teeth won't guarantee happiness - study
  2. Chinese cautiously pole dance their way to fitness
  3. Glaxo distorted Paxil drug test data: BBC
  4. Swiss drug case threatens developing world: MSF
  5. Greater caution on anemia drugs seen after deaths
  6. UK organic body considers airfreight ban
  7. Thailand allows copycat AIDS, heart disease drugs
  8. "Hot" patients setting off radiation alarms
  9. FDA approves Yaz for acne treatment
  10. Oldest women to give birth deceived clinic, paper says
  11. Japan confirms third bird flu outbreak
  12. Japan confirms third bird flu outbreak in January
  13. Azeri boy suspected of having bird flu dies
  14. "Hot" patients setting off radiation alarms
  15. U.S. drug industry takes aim at prescription law
  16. Flu gets early but mild start in U.S. and Europe
  17. Genentech warns doctors of Lucentis stroke risk
  18. Flu gets early but mild start in U.S. and Europe
  19. Genentech warns doctors of Lucentis stroke risk
  20. NY governor wants to cut health care spending
  21. Emergency care key for high pressure in brain
  22. "Normal-weight obese" syndrome may up heart risks
  23. Report calls for focus on lung cancer in women
  24. Mom's "mono" virus ups risk of leukemia in child
  25. Alternative medicine rarely discussed with doctors
  26. Large waist may predict poor lung function
  27. Obesity may complicate surgery in children
  28. Triptans can ward off orgasmic headaches
  29. Diet, exercise take off equal pounds, study finds
  30. Diet, exercise take off equal pounds, study finds
  31. Alternative medicine rarely discussed with doctors
  32. "Presenteeism" afflicts business, experts say
  33. Stress in pregnancy can affect child's development
  34. Bush budget to detail Medicare proposals: WSJ
  35. Hormones safer for younger women, experts advise
  36. Manual outlines when to isolate sick passengers
  37. Medium caffeine intake "does not affect pregnancy"
  38. Genes play bigger role than environment in anorexia: specialist
  39. Vaccine scheme ramps up cover and cuts prices
  40. Record number of poor country kids get vaccines
  41. Bush budget to detail Medicare proposals: WSJ
  42. Bush budget to detail Medicare proposals: WSJ
  43. Traffic pollution can stunt lung development: study
  44. Mammogram rate drops slightly in United States
  45. Medium caffeine intake "does not affect pregnancy"
  46. Traffic pollution can stunt lung development-study
  47. Medium caffeine intake "does not affect pregnancy"
  48. Folic acid supplements "cut risk of cleft lip"
  49. Clot-buster drug safe for treating stroke, study says
  50. Traffic pollution can stunt lung development-study
  51. Genes play bigger role than environment in anorexia: specialist
  52. Require flu shots for health workers, group says
  53. Genes play bigger role than environment in anorexia: specialist
  54. Require flu shots for health workers, group says
  55. Bush promotes health care plan in U.S. heartland
  56. Brain structure incriminated in smoking addiction
  57. Scientists find potential weakness in plague germ
  58. Time for long view on AIDS, says Global Fund
  59. Obama sets goal of health care for all Americans
  60. Time for long view on AIDS, says Global Fund
  61. Weight loss improves heart function in obese
  62. Iron does not impair zinc absorption in pregnancy
  63. Men with breast cancer risk second cancer, too
  64. Suspected stomach flu hits QE 2
  65. Affluenza: Rampant consumerism erodes us
  66. Suspected stomach flu hits QE 2
  67. Time for long view on AIDS, says Global Fund
  68. Fashion chiefs agree to discuss ultra-thin models
  69. Thailand stuns drug firms with generic licenses
  70. Chinese shrub gives best cure for deadly malaria
  71. U.S. not scared enough of bird flu, Senate told
  72. Microwave experiments cause sponge disasters
  73. Time for long view on AIDS, says Global Fund
  74. UK schools "must tell parents" if children are obese
  75. Suspected stomach flu hits QE 2
  76. UK Schools "must tell parents" if children are obese
  77. Hundreds on QE 2 sick with suspected stomach flu
  78. Stomach flu strikes hundreds of QE 2 passengers
  79. UK Schools "must tell parents" if children are obese
  80. Schering drug prevents fungus in patients: study
  81. Scientists restore gene to shrink tumors in mice
  82. Bead treatment helps fibroids, study finds
  83. Contraceptive side effects study needed: panel
  84. Scientists restore gene to shrink tumors in mice
  85. Contraceptive side effects study needed: panel
  86. Bush health plan would gut current coverage: critics
  87. Deadly gas may save lungs from oxygen damage
  88. Exercise may relieve chronic prostatitis symptoms
  89. Bush health plan would gut current coverage: critics
  90. Biggest threat to U.S. drinking water? Rust
  91. Bile acid-binding resin treats diabetes, in mice
  92. Experts call for better data on contraceptives
  93. Psychic distress common with Parkinson's dementia
  94. Indium damages LCD plant workers' lungs
  95. Trans fat alternative may have its own problems
  96. German jailed for selling "suicide pills" online
  97. Trans fat alternative may have its own problems
  98. Genetically modified chickens lay drugs in eggs
  99. New anti-smoking drug improves chances of quitting: study
  100. Tomatoes and broccoli slow prostate tumors in rats
  101. Experts call for better data on contraceptives
  102. Gaining weight may influence earning power
  103. Experts call for better data on contraceptives
  104. Biggest threat to U.S. drinking water? Rust
  105. Bush health plan to cost $30-40 billion a year
  106. Analysis confirms ED drugs OK for diabetic men
  107. Gaining weight may influence earning power
  108. Time out better than spanking for naughty kids: experts
  109. Two flu shots needed to protect young children
  110. Study finds mental stimulation combats Alzheimer's
  111. Gaining weight may influence earning power
  112. Time out better than spanking for naughty kids - experts
  113. Combination therapy reduces emphysema flare-ups
  114. Mid-lifers most likely to have injected drugs
  115. Crunch time for AIDS vaccine nears in 2008
  116. Tomatoes and broccoli slow prostate tumors in rats
  117. Two flu shots needed to protect young children
  118. Statins may improve survival in lung patients
  119. Repeat fracture risk same for older men and women
  120. Celexa relieves depression in heart patients
  121. Genetically modified chickens lay drugs in eggs
  122. Study finds mental stimulation combats Alzheimer's
  123. Drug helps heart disease-related depression: study
  124. World's third face transplant performed in France
  125. World's third face transplant performed in France
  126. Testing finds lead in vitamins, other problems
  127. Trouble identifying odors points to Alzheimer's
  128. Crunch time for AIDS vaccine trials nears in 2008
  129. Calcium helps cut cholesterol during weight loss
  130. S.Africa urged to isolate "killer" TB patients
  131. Quick flu tests help stop antibiotic overuse: study
  132. Microwave zaps germs on sponges, study finds
  133. Bush health care plan looks to states for action
  134. Second face transplant carried out in France
  135. Second face transplant carried out in France
  136. Second face transplant carried out in France
  137. Epilepsy patients can sometimes predict seizures
  138. Selenium may help lower HIV levels
  139. U.S. beats Europe in hypertension control, study says
  140. Doctor group joins call for healthcare overhaul
  141. Depression drugs weaken bones in elderly: study
  142. Depression drugs weaken bones in elderly: study
  143. Paris will not take extra steps over skinny models
  144. U.S. doctor group joins call for healthcare overhaul
  145. FDA proposes new standards for gluten-free food
  146. Microwave zaps germs on sponges, study finds
  147. Blacks likely to get less experienced surgeons
  148. U.S. doctor group joins call for healthcare overhaul
  149. Antiepilepsy drug treats binge-eating disorder
  150. FDA proposes new standards for gluten-free food
  151. Exercise helps stoke fat-burning fires
  152. Anger linked to women's heart problems
  153. Many women stop taking tamoxifen too soon
  154. Antipsychotics seen OK for Alzheimer's patients
  155. Merck says Philadelphia Vioxx plaintiff drops suit
  156. Endurance sports may harm the heart: study
  157. Americans not getting enough preventive healthcare
  158. AIDS group to sue Pfizer over Viagra ads
  159. Africa's failed health plan seen costing 40 mln lives
  160. Bollywood plots AIDS message despite stars' apathy
  161. Merck says Philadelphia Vioxx plaintiff drops suit
  162. Are you a giver? Brain scan finds the truth
  163. Breast density may increase cancer risk
  164. Japan TV apologizes for false "natto" diet tip
  165. Breast density may increase cancer risk
  166. Ancient medicine all the buzz in modern China
  167. News confirms suspicions of breast cancer survivor
  168. Survivor offers a life map after diagnosis
  169. Ancient medicine all the buzz in modern China
  170. Are you a giver? Brain scan finds the truth
  171. News confirms suspicions of breast cancer survivor
  172. Bush unveils new health insurance plan
  173. Bush unveils new health insurance plan
  174. Pancreatic cancer vaccine may help some patients
  175. Bush unveils new health insurance plan
  176. Bush unveils new plan on health care
  177. Common cold remedy ingredient raises stroke risk
  178. Obesity may reduce risk of heart failure death
  179. Health care players offer plan for uninsured
  180. Texas study finds link between pollution, cancer
  181. More HIV testing for drug users poor use of funds
  182. Regular workouts can ward off fibroids
  183. Tough pregnancy may raise wheeze risk in child
  184. Smoking ups risk of virus-related Hodgkin lymphoma
  185. Folate supplements improve cognitive function
  186. Cholesterol decline may signal early dementia
  187. Many anorexics admit need for help after admission
  188. Brain study finds the stuff of daydreams
  189. Carbs may explain ethnic variations in cholesterol
  190. Study IDs childhood risks for traumatic stress
  191. China not ready for circumcision to stop AIDS
  192. Brain study finds the stuff of daydreams
  193. Calcium during breast-feeding may guard mom's teeth
  194. Folic acid may boost brain power in the elderly
  195. Staph bug causes new, deadly pneumonia
  196. Health care players offer plan for uninsured
  197. Newer blood-pressure drugs pose less diabetes risk
  198. Measles deaths down 60 percent in six years
  199. Methodist minister donates kidney to save Rabbi
  200. Texas study suggests link between pollution, cancer
  201. Texas study suggests link between pollution, cancer
  202. Texas study suggests link between pollution, cancer
  203. Texas study suggests link between pollution, cancer
  204. Start sex on the right key with musical condoms
  205. Measles deaths down 60 percent in six years
  206. LA judge declares mistrial in Vioxx case
  207. Birth defects big cause of infant death, study finds
  208. Obese breast cancer patients undertreated, study says
  209. Model identifies low-risk prostate cancer
  210. Diabetes pain drug may impair sugar control
  211. Tall pregnant women who exercise have lighter babies
  212. Health care use predicts apnea diagnosis in kids
  213. Eating trans fats may increase infertility risk
  214. Chlorinated water exposure may boost cancer risk
  215. Staph bug causes new pneumonia
  216. Pacifiers have a positive side too
  217. Caffeine may ease post-workout pain: study
  218. Suicide risk factors after depression vary by sex
  219. Hair pulling disorder resistant to treatment
  220. Nicotine in cigarettes rising: Harvard study
  221. Sanitation "greatest medical milestone since 1840"
  222. Video game playing may fulfill innate human need
  223. Eating is no problem for a model...if you're a man
  224. Nicotine in cigarettes rising: Harvard study
  225. Sanitation "greatest medical milestone since 1840"
  226. Eating is no problem for a model...if you're a man
  227. Ear tubes do not aid child development: study
  228. Nicotine in cigarettes rising: Harvard study
  229. Nicotine in cigarettes rising: Harvard study
  230. Downsizing harms employees' mental health
  231. Age, education shape drinking patterns: UK study
  232. Viagra may decrease ability to smell
  233. Frozen embryo survives Katrina flood: Noah is born
  234. Deadly clue to 1918 Spanish flu virus uncovered
  235. Cancer drug exposure reduces fertility in nurses
  236. Frozen embryo survives Katrina flood: Noah is born
  237. Ear tubes do not aid child development:study
  238. Ear tubes do not aid child development: U.S. study
  239. Pennsylvania launches health insurance plan
  240. Sex, meth and Internet spark new AIDS fears
  241. Cancer deaths on decline in U.S.
  242. Protein linked to immune system response identified
  243. Cancer deaths finally on decline in U.S.
  244. Caffeine may ease post-workout muscle pain
  245. Senate bill aims to end deals on generic drugs
  246. Pennsylvania launches health insurance plan
  247. Caffeine may ease post-workout muscle pain
  248. Cancer deaths finally on decline in U.S.
  249. Deadly clue to 1918 Spanish flu virus uncovered
  250. More than 25% unhappy with broken nose repair