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  1. Health Tip: Living With a Pacemaker (HealthDay)
  2. Health Tip: Diet for People With Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  3. Injury Patterns Similar for 'Circus' Artists, EliteAthletes (HealthDay)
  4. Mediterranean Diet May Ward Off Type 2 Diabetes (HealthDay)
  5. Bayer, J&J clot-drug success lifts U.S. prospects (Reuters)
  6. J&J clot-drug study succeeds, lifting U.S. prospects (Reuters)
  7. WHO urges complete tobacco advertising ban to protect children (AFP)
  8. Bayer, J&J clot-drug success lifts U.S. prospects (Reuters)
  9. Germ clue to tragic 'cot death' babies (AFP)
  10. Roche says Herceptin with chemo prolongs survival (Reuters)
  11. WHO: Half a billion young Asians at risk from tobacco addiction (AFP)
  12. Baby born after rare ovarian pregnancy (AP)
  13. WHO slams tobacco industry's youth focus (AP)
  14. Australian doctor stunned by baby which grew outside womb (AFP)
  15. Roche says Herceptin with Pertuzumab "impressive" (Reuters)
  16. US FDA approves Glenmark's metformin tablets (Reuters)
  17. Australian doctor stunned by baby which grew outside womb (AFP)
  18. Number of uninsured U.S. young adults grows (Reuters)
  19. Knee Injuries Main Cause of HS Sports Surgeries (HealthDay)
  20. British Cabinet had warning of cancer-smoking link (AP)
  21. Mediterranean diet may also help stop diabetes (Reuters)
  22. Crib deaths linked to common bacteria (Reuters)
  23. Mediterranean diet also protects against diabetes: study (AFP)
  24. Germ clue to tragic "cot death" babies (AFP)
  25. UK Cabinet had warning of cancer-smoking link (AP)
  26. Study: Bacteria may be link in sudden baby deaths (AP)
  27. US soldier suicides the highest on record: army (AFP)
  28. US researchers get grants to study games as health tools (AFP)
  29. Canadian film festival to highlight breast cancer (Reuters)
  30. Health Highlights: May 29, 2008 (HealthDay)
  31. Clinical Trials Update: May 29, 2008 (HealthDay)
  32. Clinical Guideline Backs Food, Drink During Labor (HealthDay)
  33. Initiative Links Celebrities to Cancer Research (HealthDay)
  34. Researchers to examine video games and health (AP)
  35. Aetna, Cigna top doctor payment survey (Reuters)
  36. Football players lose height during games (Reuters)
  37. Social ties delay memory loss in the aged (Reuters)
  38. U.S. health insurers pitch policy changes (Reuters)
  39. For women, more children can mean fewer teeth (Reuters)
  40. Good vitamin A intake may prevent cleft palate (Reuters)
  41. Pregnancy asthma flare-ups tied to birth defects (Reuters)
  42. Gingko may help treat vitiligo (Reuters)
  43. Swimming-related brain disease claims lives (Reuters)
  44. Diabetes death risk higher in young adults (Reuters)
  45. DTaP and polio vaccines effective when combined (Reuters)
  46. WHO launches 28 million dollar healthcare plan for Myanmar (AFP)
  47. Merck wins appeal on first Vioxx case (Reuters)
  48. NJ, Texas courts scrap awards from Vioxx cases (AP)
  49. Doctors say Obama in excellent health (Reuters)
  50. Aetna, Cigna top doctor payment survey (Reuters)
  51. NJ, Texas courts scrap awards from Vioxx cases (AP)
  52. Merck says wins appeal on first Vioxx case (Reuters)
  53. U.N. sees major disease threat in Myanmar (Reuters)
  54. Outlook poor for babies needing brain drainage (Reuters)
  55. Monkey Controls Robotic Arm With Brain (HealthDay)
  56. Health Tip: Giving Your Child Medicine (HealthDay)
  57. Health Tip: Dealing With Exercise-Induced Asthma (HealthDay)
  58. Daily Glass of Wine Cut Risk of Fatty Liver Disease (HealthDay)
  59. Type of Tomato Product Determines Power Against ProstateCancer (HealthDay)
  60. 100 mln Indians smoke unfiltered cigarettes: study (AFP)
  61. Japan awards Kenyan, Briton new Africa health prize (AFP)
  62. Swiss company says malaria vaccine tests 'successful' (AFP)
  63. Researchers hail anti-cancer advances but lament dip in funds (AFP)
  64. Lead Exposure in Childhood Linked to Criminal BehaviorLater (HealthDay)
  65. US games developer makes quitting smoking child's play (AFP)
  66. Drug labeling aimed at pregnant women may change (AP)
  67. C-sections increasing U.S. premature births: study (Reuters)
  68. FDA proposes new pregnancy labels for medicines (Reuters)
  69. Canada ruling keeps 'legal drug' clinic alive (AFP)
  70. Swiss company says malaria vaccine tests 'successful' (AFP)
  71. Group of drugs cuts Alzheimer's risk by a quarter (Reuters)
  72. US games developer makes quitting smoking child's play (AFP)
  73. US researchers link early-life lead exposure to violence in adults (AFP)
  74. Kenya deploys secret service to bust fake medicine trade (AFP)
  75. Preventive treatment curbs eczema flare-ups (Reuters)
  76. Scientists Break Into HIV 'Hideout' (HealthDay)
  77. States' Scorecard Finds Big Differences in Kids' HealthCare (HealthDay)
  78. Clinical Trials Update: May 28, 2008 (HealthDay)
  79. Health Highlights: May 28, 2008 (HealthDay)
  80. Air Bags-Seat Belts Cut Injuries, Deaths, Costs (HealthDay)
  81. Malaria parasites fine-tune offspring's gender: study (Reuters)
  82. Statins may reduce periodontal disease severity (Reuters)
  83. Low-carb diets work for overweight diabetics (Reuters)
  84. Gut feeling: bacteria may inspire bowel treatment (Reuters)
  85. New MRI technique could catch cancer early: study (Reuters)
  86. Spain's Prince of Asturias prize shared by African malaria centres (AFP)
  87. PTSD cases surged in 2007: US military (AFP)
  88. "Silent" heart attack boosts dementia risk (Reuters)
  89. Brazil court to decide on embryonic cell research (Reuters)
  90. FDA says Glaxo drug fails to control bleeding (AP)
  91. Very elderly fare well after planned surgery (Reuters)
  92. Program provides lung rehab remotely (Reuters)
  93. Gut superbug causing more illnesses, deaths (AP)
  94. Adults With ADHD Lose 3 Weeks Worth of Work Annually (HealthDay)
  95. Health Tip: Take a Short Nap (HealthDay)
  96. Health Tip: Prepare Your Body for Pregnancy (HealthDay)
  97. Scientists Break Into HIV 'Hideout' (HealthDay)
  98. Secondhand Smoke Leaves Kids Prone to Severe Infections (HealthDay)
  99. States' Scorecard Finds Big Differences in Kids' HealthCare (HealthDay)
  100. Food crisis could set back children's health: UNICEF (AFP)
  101. US child obesity may be stabilizing after huge rise: study (AFP)
  102. Money dispute threatens toxic tap water study (AP)
  103. Kids in Katrina trailers may face lifelong ailments (AP)
  104. New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks (HealthDay)
  105. Many With Heart Disease Don't Know Signs of Heart Attack (HealthDay)
  106. Kennedy has major cancer bill in Senate (AP)
  107. Groups sue government over new smog rules (AP)
  108. Studies link lead to adult crime, brain damage (Reuters)
  109. Study shows benefit of statins before heart surgery (Reuters)
  110. Gum Disease Might Boost Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  111. Health Highlights: May 27, 2008 (HealthDay)
  112. Wartime PTSD cases jumped roughly 50 pct. in 2007 (AP)
  113. Global Fund seeks G8 commitment despite slowdown (Reuters)
  114. Antioxidants may undermine cancer therapy (Reuters)
  115. Early treatment of stomach bug may cut cancer risk (Reuters)
  116. Men With Low Testosterone Not Receiving Treatment (HealthDay)
  117. Incident shows Taser may have affected heart (Reuters)
  118. Vitamin D doesn't cut prostate cancer risk (Reuters)
  119. Obesity battle among US children may have peaked (AP)
  120. World failing to monitor biotech trade: U.N. (Reuters)
  121. FDA official sees some delays over safety (Reuters)
  122. Wartime PTSD cases jumped roughly 50 pct. in 2007 (AP)
  123. Child obesity epidemic seen leveling off (Reuters)
  124. Antipsychotics Dangerous for Elderly With Dementia (HealthDay)
  125. Wartime PTSD cases jump to 40,000 (AP)
  126. Outlook poor for babies needing brain drainage (Reuters)
  127. Post-traumatic stress soars in U.S. troops (Reuters)
  128. Teens OK with community-based weight loss program (Reuters)
  129. Drinking water can be harmful to smallest babies (Reuters)
  130. Omega-3 may ease depression during pregnancy (Reuters)
  131. Mental illness cited in asthma link to suicide (Reuters)
  132. Gum disease may raise cancer risk, study finds (Reuters)
  133. Post-traumatic stress soars in U.S. troops in 2007 (Reuters)
  134. Children in Katrina trailers may face lifelong ailments (AP)
  135. At least 40,000 have post-traumatic stress (AP)
  136. World failing to monitor biotech trade: U.N. (Reuters)
  137. Heavy pollution warning issued in Beijing (Reuters)
  138. Flying may tax the hearts of apnea sufferers (Reuters)
  139. Prenatal fish intake benefits kids' brains (Reuters)
  140. Clinical Trials Update: May 27, 2008 (HealthDay)
  141. New Calcium Measure Better Predictor of Heart Risks (HealthDay)
  142. Health Tip: Exposure to Secondhand Smoke (HealthDay)
  143. Health Tip: Get Your Child Back to Bed (HealthDay)
  144. Men With Low Testosterone Not Receiving Treatment (HealthDay)
  145. Gum Disease Might Boost Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  146. North Korea fights off malaria as disease heads South (Reuters)
  147. China says faces tough health job in quake region (Reuters)
  148. China in emergency vaccination drive in quake-hit areas (AFP)
  149. North Korea fights off malaria, disease heads South (Reuters)
  150. Researchers studying better insect repellants (AP)
  151. Conditions ripe for disease in Myanmar delta (AP)
  152. Conditions ripe for disease in Myanmar (AP)
  153. ADHD can cost adults 20 or more workdays a year (AP)
  154. Antipsychotics Dangerous for Elderly With Dementia (HealthDay)
  155. Dutch scientists claim to map female genome (AFP)
  156. Dutch claim first sequencing of female DNA (AP)
  157. Common chemical said to reverse ischemia: study (AFP)
  158. USDA looks for next-generation insect repellent: study (AFP)
  159. Evolution of flu strains points to higher risk of pandemic: study (AFP)
  160. Hanging with the young doubles life span of fruit flies: study (AFP)
  161. Better bug repellants studied (AP)
  162. Many ignorant of heart attack signs: study (Reuters)
  163. Antipsychotics given for dementia pose risks: study (Reuters)
  164. Cane Use May Cut Progression of Knee Osteoarthritis (HealthDay)
  165. Don't Leave Diet Out to Lunch on Vacation (HealthDay)
  166. Laser Therapy a New Option for Vocal-Cord Cancers (HealthDay)
  167. Injuries common among young pole vaulters (Reuters)
  168. "Bulking up" may raise athletes' heart disease risk (Reuters)
  169. Low vitamin D tied to back pain in older women (Reuters)
  170. Coffee and tea don't raise breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  171. Mild insulin pump-related skin problems common (Reuters)
  172. Novel breast radiation technique curbs skin problems (Reuters)
  173. Acne drug linked to depression (Reuters)
  174. Depressed heart patients at risk for stroke: study (Reuters)
  175. Depression ups risk of poor kidney transplant outcome (Reuters)
  176. Scientists test brain pacemakers for depression (AP)
  177. Review suggests asthma drugs safe, effective in COPD (Reuters)
  178. Know the Warning Signs of Stroke (HealthDay)
  179. Health Tip: Water Safety (HealthDay)
  180. Health Tip: Taming a Sweet Tooth (HealthDay)
  181. Don't Leave Diet Out to Lunch on Vacation (HealthDay)
  182. Private psychiatrists offer free service to troops (AP)
  183. Just Like Skin, Eyes Can 'Burn' in Strong Sun (HealthDay)
  184. South Africa wages intensified war on AIDS (AP)
  185. WHO bridges rich-poor intellectual property split (Reuters)
  186. Developing countries' needs to fore at world health summit (AFP)
  187. Displaced foreigners in SAfrica face illness: doctors (AFP)
  188. Developing countries' needs to fore at world health summit (AFP)
  189. Male circumcision gains as Kenya anti-AIDS weapon (AP)
  190. WHO bridges rich-poor intellectual property split (Reuters)
  191. Health Highlights: May 24, 2008 (HealthDay)
  192. WHO bridges rich-poor intellectual property split (Reuters)
  193. Drowsy Drivers Make Holiday Weekend Among the Most Dangerous (HealthDay)
  194. Suicides linked to work-related stress up in Japan (AP)
  195. FDA says nipple cream could harm infants (Reuters)
  196. FDA warns mothers about nipple cream (AP)
  197. Patch Form of HRT Poses Less Clotting Risks Than Pill Does (HealthDay)
  198. Lifestyle Changes Can Keep Diabetes at Bay for 14 Years (HealthDay)
  199. Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients (HealthDay)
  200. Drug for Deadly Lung Disease Shows Promise (HealthDay)
  201. NYC issues warning after aphrodisiac kills man (AP)
  202. Sea Buckthorn Leaves May Hold Benefit for the Liver (HealthDay)
  203. Japan PM pledges $560 million to fight diseases in Africa (AFP)
  204. Antidepressant may help head/neck cancer patients (Reuters)
  205. Silent thyroid dysfunction has risks: study (Reuters)
  206. Canada issues warning about unlicensed sex drugs (Reuters)
  207. Clinical Trials Update: May 23, 2008 (HealthDay)
  208. Health Highlights: May 23, 2008 (HealthDay)
  209. Obese Patients at Greater Infection Risk After HipReplacement (HealthDay)
  210. Crime scene chemical could make hospitals cleaner (Reuters)
  211. APNewsBreak: McCain appears cancer-free, healthy (AP)
  212. McDonald's cooking oil trans fat-free in U.S., Canada (Reuters)
  213. Patch Form of HRT Poses Less Clotting Risks Than Pill Does (HealthDay)
  214. Lifestyle Changes Can Keep Diabetes at Bay for 14 Years (HealthDay)
  215. Health Tip: Talk to Loved Ones About Your Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  216. Health Tip: Common Triggers for Allergy and Asthma (HealthDay)
  217. Carbon Monoxide May Help Bypass Surgery Patients (HealthDay)
  218. Drug for Deadly Lung Disease Shows Promise (HealthDay)
  219. 'Cancer train' offers uncertain route out of despair in India (AFP)
  220. Malnutrition in eastern Indonesia 'higher than in Africa': aid group (AFP)
  221. 'Food Clock' May Override Master Sleep Clock in Times of Duress (HealthDay)
  222. Act early to blunt long-term impact of diabetes: study (AFP)
  223. U.S. unveils plan to track safety of drugs and devices (Reuters)
  224. New safety program to monitor Medicare drug use (AP)
  225. U.S. reports 5 baby deaths from usually mild virus (Reuters)
  226. Health officials get tool to monitor drug safety (AP)
  227. U.S. unveils plan for drug, device safety tracking (Reuters)
  228. FDA unveils plan for drug, device safety tracking (Reuters)
  229. Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  230. Green Tea May Help Brain Cope With Sleep Disorders (HealthDay)
  231. CARDIA Studies Open Window on Heart, Lung Diseases (HealthDay)
  232. Health officials get tool to monitor drug safety (AP)
  233. Common virus blamed for 5 infant deaths, CDC says (AP)
  234. WHO gets nod to tackle harmful use of alcohol (Reuters)
  235. Bangladesh reports first human case of bird flu (AFP)
  236. Noma campaign aims to wipe out disfiguring disease (Reuters)
  237. Clinical Trials Update: May 22, 2008 (HealthDay)
  238. Health Highlights: May 22, 2008 (HealthDay)
  239. WHO approves new anti-alcohol strategy (AFP)
  240. McDonald's cooking fries in trans-fat-free oil (AP)
  241. Bosnians threatened by cattle disease, expert warns (AFP)
  242. Post-quake China on alert against disease (Reuters)
  243. Bangladesh reports 1st human case of H5N1 bird flu (AP)
  244. Lowering Cholesterol May Also Lower Prostate Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  245. Health Tip: Keeping Off the Weight (HealthDay)
  246. Health Tip: Listen to Your Child's Breathing (HealthDay)
  247. U.S. Web Site Helps Consumers Compare Hospitals (HealthDay)
  248. Cholesterol Test Spots When HRT Raises Heart Risks (HealthDay)
  249. AIDS cases on the rise in Burundi: officials (AFP)
  250. Researchers say smokers tend to quit in groups (AP)