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  1. Insecure relationships may drain immune system
  2. Lung cancer in nonsmokers more common in women
  3. London Fashion Week strives for rising star status
  4. Study suggests possible bird flu immunity
  5. Lawmakers blast FDA drug safety oversight
  6. Study suggests possible bird flu immunity
  7. Study suggests possible bird flu immunity
  8. Cell phones mobilized to fight AIDS in Africa
  9. Intensive care helps smokers quit, study finds
  10. Weight debate overshadows London's fashion stars
  11. Puzzle of antipsychotic drug weight gain solved
  12. Sanofi says FDA delays weight-loss drug decision
  13. Negotiate with drug companies, WHO chief says
  14. EU says satisfied with Hungary bird flu probe
  15. Study suggests possible bird flu immunity
  16. Secondhand smoke raises heart disease risk: study
  17. Secondhand smoke raises heart disease risk-study
  18. Study finds clues to Parkinson's drug gambling
  19. Marijuana eases pain in HIV-infected people: study
  20. Canada firm touts fitness gain from 4-minute pain
  21. Novartis maps genome of type-2 diabetes patients
  22. Some advice to take to heart -- take a nap
  23. Canada firm touts fitness gain from 4-minute pain
  24. Most bird flu victims under 40
  25. FDA limits use of risky Sanofi antibiotic Ketek
  26. Some advice to take to heart -- take a nap
  27. Excessive concern over appearance can harm health
  28. FDA limits use of risky Sanofi antibiotic Ketek
  29. Some advice to take to heart -- take a nap
  30. Viagra sold over counter in UK on Valentine's Day
  31. Five skinny models barred from Madrid catwalk
  32. China's life expectancy to jump: report
  33. Study finds newer breast cancer drugs save lives
  34. Most bird flu victims under 40
  35. Viagra sold over counter in UK on Valentine's Day
  36. Brazil hands out free condoms ahead of Carnival
  37. UK bird flu test result due by Tuesday: EU official
  38. Study finds newer breast cancer drugs save lives
  39. Thailand threatens to produce more copycat drugs
  40. New genes point to diabetes risk
  41. Study finds newer breast cancer drugs save lives
  42. New genes point to diabetes risk
  43. Virtual reality is therapy for injuries
  44. Most bird flu victims under 40
  45. Gene may protect some women against breast cancer
  46. FDA clears device that may save soldiers' limbs
  47. FDA clears device that may save soldiers' limbs
  48. Many lung cancer cases in nonsmokers: study
  49. Having a stroke? Make 911 your first call
  50. Eye disease in diabetics tied to risk of dying
  51. Many lung cancer cases in nonsmokers, study finds
  52. Having a stroke? Make 911 your first call
  53. Work-up for chest pain in the ER differs by race
  54. Past drug use may affect grandchildren
  55. Having a stroke? Make 911 your first call
  56. High copper levels tied to postpartum depression
  57. Few HIV-infected parents have guardianship plans
  58. Rich nations launch vaccine pact, appeal to others
  59. Rich nations launch vaccine pact, appeal to others
  60. Govts agree on action on mercury, but no treaty
  61. Rich nations launch vaccine pact, appeal to others
  62. Vitamin D may cut risk of colorectal cancer
  63. Repeat preterm birth rates high in black women
  64. Sex museum makes HIV lessons fun
  65. Exposure to antibiotics linked to resistance
  66. Stroke victims train brains to see again
  67. UK checking whether bird flu meat reached shops
  68. Exposure to antibiotics linked to resistance
  69. China takes aim at fake, dangerous drugs
  70. UK checking whether bird flu meat reached shops
  71. UK farm says turkey from outside Hungary flu zone
  72. Indian sex museum makes HIV lessons fun
  73. Disease fears rise in Indonesia's flood-hit capital
  74. UK farm says turkey from outside Hungary flu zone
  75. Disease fears rise in Indonesia's flood-hit capital
  76. Disease fears rise in Indonesia's flood-hit capital
  77. Disease fears rise in Indonesia's flood-hit capital
  78. Merck arthritis drug has fewer side-effects
  79. More spiritual help needed for the dying: study
  80. Stroke victims train brains to see again
  81. Dads may unwittingly push daughters toward bulimia
  82. Hope raised for reversing severe childhood disease
  83. Accidental drug-poisoning deaths on the rise
  84. Many people ignore stroke symptoms
  85. Americans have adopted heart-healthier diets
  86. Biomarker measures severity of prostate disease
  87. Accidental drug-poisoning deaths on the rise
  88. First nonprescription diet drug wins approval
  89. S. Africa launches biggest AIDS vaccine trial
  90. Autism more common in U.S. than thought: survey
  91. Cumulative lead exposure slows mental skills
  92. Restricted driving urged for heart device patients
  93. Autism more common in U.S. than thought: survey
  94. Autism more common than thought in U.S.: survey
  95. Lipitor may cut hospitalizations for heart failure
  96. Autism more common in U.S. than thought: survey
  97. Critics of Indonesia bird flu ban accept valid point
  98. J&J psoriasis drug posts mixed results in trial
  99. New genre of video games target mental health
  100. Americans have adopted heart-healthier diets
  101. For women, nothing's like the smell of men's sweat
  102. First nonprescription diet drug wins approval
  103. Many doctors stay mum on controversial care: study
  104. Spring conception may up risk of preterm birth
  105. First nonprescription diet drug wins approval
  106. Many doctors stay mum on controversial care: study
  107. Court orders tobacco makers to help smokers quit
  108. For women, nothing's like the smell of men's sweat
  109. Critics of Indonesia bird flu ban accept valid point
  110. New genre of video games target mental health
  111. Many doctors stay mum on controversial care: study
  112. Wal-Mart, union call for universal health care
  113. Antidepressant, counseling may help hypochondriacs
  114. First nonprescription diet drug wins approval
  115. Wal-Mart, union call for universal health care
  116. Breast-feeding enhances kids' eyesight
  117. Helpful tips for employees to keep their sanity and jobs
  118. Helpful tips for employees to keep their sanity and jobs
  119. Drug combo improves Parkinson's symptoms in mice
  120. Ulcer bacteria has followed man for 60,000 years
  121. Early treatment may thwart mad cow-type disease
  122. Lab studies link anesthetics to Alzheimer's risk
  123. Kids who get less sleep weigh more, study finds
  124. Kids who get less sleep weigh more, study finds
  125. Study says video games are good for eyes
  126. Children's behavior problems may be in their genes
  127. AIDS group urges restart for S.Africa gel trials
  128. Wal-Mart to team with unions on health care effort
  129. Work, youth before babies for Chinese who freeze eggs
  130. Kids who get less sleep weigh more, study finds
  131. Drug to slow bleeding leads to more deaths: study
  132. Study says video games are good for eyes
  133. Employers urged to plan for flu pandemic
  134. Study says video games are good for eyes
  135. Work, youth before babies for Chinese who freeze eggs
  136. Kids who get less sleep weigh more, study finds
  137. U.S. companies prepare for bird flu pandemic
  138. Hodgkin's disease therapy ups heart attack risk
  139. Employers urged to plan for flu pandemic
  140. U.S. companies prepare for bird flu pandemic
  141. US agency prods employers to plan for flu pandemic
  142. US agency prods employers to plan for flu pandemic
  143. Drug to slow bleeding leads to more deaths
  144. Spotlight on models' health shifts to N.Y.
  145. FDA OKs test to predict breast cancer return
  146. Overuse of skin numbing creams can cause death: FDA
  147. Ibuprofen beats acetaminophen for period pain
  148. FDA OKs test to predict breast cancer return
  149. Overuse of skin numbing creams can cause death: FDA
  150. Spotlight on models' health shifts to New York
  151. Companies prepare for worst in bird flu plans
  152. S.Africa orders probe into botched HIV gel trials
  153. Rich nations to sign $1.5 bln vaccine pact in Italy
  154. FDA OKs test to predict breast cancer return
  155. Keppra promising for newly diagnosed epilepsy
  156. Polio victims may suffer psychiatric ills later
  157. Rich nations to sign $1.5 bln vaccine pact in Italy
  158. Spotlight on models' health shifts to New York
  159. Stem cells from fat tissue transplanted into heart
  160. FDA OKs test to predict breast cancer return
  161. Some newer birth control pills need ban: group
  162. Stem cells from fat tissue transplanted into heart
  163. S.Africa orders probe into botched HIV gel trials
  164. Some newer birth control pills need ban: U.S. group
  165. Human skin populated by veritable zoo of bacteria
  166. Some newer contraceptives too risky, U.S. group says
  167. Some newer contraceptives too risky, U.S. group says
  168. Sleep pillow plus exercise best for neck pain
  169. Teens, adults unaware smoking raises blindness risk
  170. Scientists explore possible new way to fight AIDS
  171. Depression, loneliness tied to physical ills
  172. Nigerian death highlights West African bird flu risks
  173. Medicare rejects Cyberonics depression device
  174. Depression, loneliness tied to physical ills
  175. Study finds more autism, other childhood disorders
  176. Human skin populated by veritable zoo of bacteria
  177. Teens, adults unaware smoking raises blindness risk
  178. Parents turn to clinics for genital mutilation: U.N.
  179. Depression, loneliness tied to physical ills
  180. Hypertension in pregnancy linked to heart disease
  181. Depression, loneliness tied to physical ills
  182. Hypertension in pregnancy linked to heart disease
  183. FDA may allow some foods with oats to be "low fat"
  184. Some whole oat foods can carry "low fat" claim: FDA
  185. Democrat Edwards offers universal health care plan
  186. Conn. attorney general wants proof Enviga burns calories
  187. Selenium may cut prostate cancer risk in some men
  188. Early weight influences age when periods start
  189. Pushing through the pain of new year workouts
  190. Report identifies top quality hospitals
  191. Snoring, short bed time impact kids' mental skills
  192. Less TV doesn't boost exercise for kids: study
  193. Pushing through the pain of new year workouts
  194. Japan holds bird flu drill for human cases
  195. Sex of any kind can harm teens emotionally
  196. Former U.S. health chief returns to roots to campaign
  197. Lab disaster may lead to new cancer drug
  198. Britain culls 160,000 turkeys in bird flu outbreak
  199. Britain culls 160,000 turkeys in bird flu outbreak
  200. Less TV doesn't boost exercise for kids: study
  201. Britain probes deadly bird flu outbreak
  202. Japan holds bird flu drill for human cases
  203. Rent-a-womb in India fuels surrogate motherhood debate
  204. Britain probes deadly bird flu outbreak
  205. Japan holds bird flu drill for human cases
  206. China bars AIDS doctor from U.S. for award: activist
  207. Less TV doesn't boost exercise for kids: study
  208. Heart awareness low among minority women
  209. Japan holds bird flu drill for human case
  210. Rent-a-womb in India fuels surrogate motherhood debate
  211. Portugal abortion vote to test modernity
  212. Rent-a-womb in India fuels surrogate motherhood debate
  213. Britain culls turkeys to quell bird flu outbreak
  214. Britain culls turkeys to quell bird flu outbreak
  215. Britain battles H5N1 bird flu outbreak in poultry
  216. Texas mandates cervical cancer vaccine for girls
  217. Most women view "morning after pills" favorably
  218. Driver's side skin cancers on the rise
  219. Lung removal often unneeded for "incidentalomas"
  220. Vaccine cost-effective for babies in poor regions
  221. Kidney disease raises hip fracture risk in women
  222. Obesity poses larger diabetes risk than inactivity
  223. Some Australians hung up on cellphones
  224. U.S. experts check into severe child flu cases
  225. Adolescents at risk from poor diet, inactivity
  226. Staying active keeps seniors steady on their feet
  227. Braces improve smiles, not self-esteem: study
  228. Staying active keeps seniors steady on their feet
  229. Adolescents at risk from poor diet, inactivity
  230. Women more likely to seek help for sweating: study
  231. Enforcing rules may help prevent lacrosse injuries
  232. Braces improve smiles, not self-esteem: study
  233. Pupil size hints at future woes for young diabetics
  234. Souvenir baby ultrasounds worry medical experts
  235. Bird flu can infect people via upper airway: expert
  236. Women more likely to seek help for sweating: study
  237. Bird flu can infect people via upper airway: expert
  238. Italy sounds alarm over cocaine use
  239. Shunning midday sun may not boost a child's weight
  240. Women more likely to seek help for sweating: study
  241. Italy sounds alarm over cocaine use
  242. Bird flu can infect people via upper airway: expert
  243. Bird flu can infect people via upper airway: expert
  244. Pupil size hints a future woes for young diabetics
  245. Heavy drinking risky for women with hepatitis
  246. Bird flu strikes again in Thailand
  247. Experts check into rash of child flu deaths
  248. Medicare proposes wider carotid stent coverage
  249. Experts check into rash of child flu deaths
  250. New Down's test eliminates miscarriage risk