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  1. Clinical Trials Update: Jan. 8, 2008 (HealthDay)
  2. Smoking in Movies Linked to Kids Lighting Up (HealthDay)
  3. Diabetes Drug May Cut Med-Related Weight Gain (HealthDay)
  4. BRCA Mutations Don't Raise Breast Cancer Risk Equally (HealthDay)
  5. BRCA genes get help in causing breast cancer: study (Reuters)
  6. Statins cut cancer risk, too: U.S. study (Reuters)
  7. WHO urges less qualified AIDS workers for poorer countries (AFP)
  8. Medicare Drug Plan Fuels Health-Care Spending (HealthDay)
  9. Malawi pays to improve nutrition of HIV-positive workers (AFP)
  10. Building boom drives rapid AIDS spread in Indonesia: ADB (AFP)
  11. China experts identify drug addiction genes (Reuters)
  12. Team Finds 118 Genes That Might Play Role in Cancer (HealthDay)
  13. Effect of antidepressant warnings moderate: U.S. study (Reuters)
  14. Study: Anxiety may be bad for your heart (AP)
  15. Sun exposure may outweigh the cancer risks for Vit D deficient people (AFP)
  16. More sun is healthy, despite skin cancer risk, study says (Reuters)
  17. Clinical Trials Update: Jan. 7, 2008 (HealthDay)
  18. Youth Suicide Warnings Are Slowing Antidepressant Sales (HealthDay)
  19. 224,000 fake anti-impotence pills seized (Reuters)
  20. Health Tip: Stay Safe on the Stairs (HealthDay)
  21. Health Tip: Help Ease Growing Pains (HealthDay)
  22. Fatherhood Tied to Higher Prostate Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  23. No Change in Cancer Care 'Race Gap' Since 1990s (HealthDay)
  24. Breast-Feeding Seems to Protect Against Some Allergies (HealthDay)
  25. Experts change advice on kids' allergies (AP)
  26. Racial disparities persist in U.S. cancer treatment (Reuters)
  27. Antidepressants Help HIV-Infected Patients Stick to Treatment (HealthDay)
  28. Calf. study finds decline in cancer risk (AP)
  29. Deformities common among kids with cancer (Reuters)
  30. Dengue fever killed 407 in Cambodia (AP)
  31. "Psychoeducation" doesn't increase melanoma survival (Reuters)
  32. Clinical Trials Update: Jan. 4, 2008 (HealthDay)
  33. Almost Half of 10-Year-Olds Have Tasted Alcohol (HealthDay)
  34. Treating Childhood Pneumonia at Home Could Save Lives in Developing Countries (Health
  35. Research Gets Closer to Origin of Parkinson's Disease (HealthDay)
  36. Localized Breast Cancer Cells Have Potential to Spread (HealthDay)
  37. Swiss scientists use cat-and-mouse tactics for allergy vaccine (AFP)
  38. Health Tip: Get Children Tested for Lead Poisoning (HealthDay)
  39. Docs: Home care OK for kids' pneumonia (AP)
  40. Home treatment for childhood pneumonia as good as hospital stay (AFP)
  41. J&J drugs don't work in treating aggression: study (Reuters)
  42. Childhood pneumonia can be treated at home, say scientists (Reuters)
  43. Clinical Trials Update: Jan. 3, 2008 (HealthDay)
  44. Exercise Eases Some Menopause Symptoms (HealthDay)
  45. Body Abnormalities, Childhood Cancer May Share Genes (HealthDay)
  46. Ouch! Cervical cancer shots painful (AP)
  47. Special camps help kids with asthma cope (Reuters)
  48. Breast Cancer Gene Might Extend Ovarian Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  49. Combo Therapy Cuts Prostate Cancer Death Rates (HealthDay)
  50. Candidates Scored on AIDS Policies (OneWorld.net)
  51. US lawmaker Lantos, suffering cancer, to retire (AFP)
  52. Pa. study to probe Vitamin C, cancer (AP)
  53. U.S. team identifies possible Parkinson's trigger (Reuters)
  54. Clinical Trials Update: Jan. 2, 2008 (HealthDay)
  55. Genetic Variation Doubles Risk of Liver Cancer (HealthDay)
  56. New Cancer Drug Boosts Blood Pressure (HealthDay)
  57. France warns against excessive mobile phone use (Reuters)
  58. HIV carriers in Saudi urged to report discrimination (AFP)
  59. Britain tops fast-food league, as world obesity grows: study (AFP)
  60. Study links ovarian cancer survival to gene change (Reuters)
  61. Health Tip: Heal Baby's Diaper Rash (HealthDay)
  62. Colon Cancer Gene Traced to Arrival in United States (HealthDay)
  63. Research Yields Clues to Recurrent Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  64. Britain tops fast-food league, as world obesity grows: study (AFP)
  65. Colon cancer risk traced to common ancestor (Reuters)
  66. Politics and graft undermine African health care (Reuters)
  67. Researchers work on cocaine vaccine (AP)
  68. Children Who Sleep Less Weigh More (HealthDay)
  69. Miscarriage ups risk of trouble in next pregnancy (Reuters)
  70. "Swish-and-spit" test screens for cancer (Reuters)
  71. UVa. tests Viagra-like drug for women (AP)
  72. Chinese-made 'supplements' contain Viagra drug, US regulator warns (AFP)
  73. Afghan Guantanamo prisoner dies of cancer: US military (AFP)
  74. Men Who Smoke Prone to Impotence (HealthDay)
  75. Put Safety First During Winter Fun (HealthDay)
  76. Viagra ingredient in Chinese supplements (AP)
  77. Childhood Diabetes Boosts Risk for Kidney Problems (HealthDay)
  78. Drug Combo Halves Death Risk for Severe COPD Patients (HealthDay)
  79. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 28, 2007 (HealthDay)
  80. Fish Oil May Help Prevent Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  81. Pesticides May Cause Asthma Among Farm Women (HealthDay)
  82. Prenatal X-rays don't raise kids' brain tumor risk (Reuters)
  83. High-fat, high-carb meals more harmful to obese (Reuters)
  84. Drinking alcohol may keep leg arteries healthy (Reuters)
  85. Cancer patients, doctors talk little of emotions (Reuters)
  86. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 27, 2007 (HealthDay)
  87. Uninsured Benefit Once They Are Covered by Medicare (HealthDay)
  88. D.C. to fund needle-exchange programs (AP)
  89. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 26, 2007 (HealthDay)
  90. Fewer Children Outgrowing Allergies to Milk, Eggs (HealthDay)
  91. Class of Chemotherapy Drugs Helps Certain Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  92. Malaria Drug Promising Against Cancer (HealthDay)
  93. Aspirin, Hormone Therapy Combo Can Shorten Lives of Prostate CancerPatients (HealthDa
  94. Painkiller blocks unwanted effects of morphine (Reuters)
  95. Secondhand smoke may raise child allergy risk (Reuters)
  96. Ultrasound fails to spot early ovarian cancer (Reuters)
  97. Erectile dysfunction may precede Parkinson's (Reuters)
  98. New Jersey targets HIV transmissions (AP)
  99. Vietnam suspects bird flu killed young child (Reuters)
  100. Worms infect more poor Americans than thought (Reuters)
  101. Post-Holiday Letdown Can Be Avoided (HealthDay)
  102. Playing Catch in Winter Could Save Kids' Pitching Arms (HealthDay)
  103. Hispanic women at risk of breast cancer gene (Reuters)
  104. Health Tip: Drug and Food Interactions (HealthDay)
  105. Republican Giuliani says he does not have cancer (Reuters)
  106. Beware Holiday Toys That Can Injure Young Eyes (HealthDay)
  107. Realistic Expectations Help Ward Off Holiday Depression (HealthDay)
  108. Pregnant women at risk for HIV may opt out of testing (Reuters)
  109. Parents don't realize kids are fat (AP)
  110. Tea drinking may not curb ovarian cancer risk (Reuters)
  111. Chronic tummy aches common in young teens (Reuters)
  112. Nigeria court seeks 3 arrests in Pfizer drug trial (Reuters)
  113. Strategies reduce return hospital visits for asthma (Reuters)
  114. Erectile dysfunction may boost Parkinson's risk (Reuters)
  115. Cholesterol, inflammation tied to preterm birth (Reuters)
  116. Coffee, tea linked to lower risk of kidney cancer (Reuters)
  117. HIV women forced into sex for treatment in India: report (AFP)
  118. Brain Center May Link Addiction, Mental Illness (HealthDay)
  119. 698-pound man dies after stomach surgery (AP)
  120. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 21, 2007 (HealthDay)
  121. New Combo Treatment Extends Kidney Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  122. Weight Loss Surgery May Help Less Severely Obese (HealthDay)
  123. Kids in Poor Neighborhoods Fall Behind in School (HealthDay)
  124. Low-Income Women's Cancer Screenings Cost Effective: Report (HealthDay)
  125. Interactive consoles get kids off the couch (Reuters)
  126. Breast Cancer Surgeons Don't Discuss Reconstruction Options (HealthDay)
  127. Treating Depression Cuts Diabetes Death Risk (HealthDay)
  128. Study: MDs mum on breast cancer options (AP)
  129. Risky sex returns syphilis to Europe (AP)
  130. Babies do the driving in Delaware lab (AP)
  131. Some temper tantrums can be red flags: study (Reuters)
  132. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 20, 2007 (HealthDay)
  133. Prior Miscarriage Raises Risk for Low-Birthweight Infant (HealthDay)
  134. Race, Gender Affect Laryngeal Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  135. Sex Ed Does Delay Teen Sex: CDC (HealthDay)
  136. Parents Should Postpone Child Vaccine Booster: CDC (HealthDay)
  137. Study says foster care benefits brains (AP)
  138. Tobacco and poverty drive cancer in developing world (Reuters)
  139. Parents' Smoking Boosts Child's Allergy Risk (HealthDay)
  140. Uninsured More Likely to Die From Cancer FollowingDiagnosis (HealthDay)
  141. Study: Insured cancer patients do better (AP)
  142. Generic antidepressant may affect Wyeth (AP)
  143. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 19, 2007 (HealthDay)
  144. Microchip Spots Stray Tumor Cells in the Bloodstream (HealthDay)
  145. Area Around Breast Tumor May Predict Cancer's Spread (HealthDay)
  146. Standard Hepatitis B Treatment Bested by Newcomer (HealthDay)
  147. Congress OKs Va Tech-inspired gun bill (AP)
  148. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk (AP)
  149. Senate passes gun bill in response to rampage (Reuters)
  150. Very obese wait longer for transplant (AP)
  151. Very obese wait longer for transplant (AP)
  152. High dairy in childhood linked with cancer risk (Reuters)
  153. CORRECTED: Sex ed in schools may help delay teen sex (Reuters)
  154. Recall of vaccine prompts dose deferral (AP)
  155. Sex ed in schools may help delay teen sex (Reuters)
  156. MDS Nordion begins medical isotope shipments (Reuters)
  157. Device can spot cancer cells in blood: U.S. study (Reuters)
  158. Addicted doctors are allowed to practice (AP)
  159. Green tea may cut prostate cancer risk: Japan study (Reuters)
  160. Health Tip: Ear Infection May Not Need Antibiotic (HealthDay)
  161. Cancer Docs' Bedside Manner Often Lacks Empathy (HealthDay)
  162. U.S. Senate backs extension of child health bill (Reuters)
  163. Green tea may halve prostate cancer risk: Japanese study (AFP)
  164. Many kids may not outgrow cow's milk allergy (Reuters)
  165. Duloxetine improves depression-related pain (Reuters)
  166. Biomarkers in blood aid lung cancer diagnosis (Reuters)
  167. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 18, 2007 (HealthDay)
  168. Robotic Surgery Treats Tonsil Cancer (HealthDay)
  169. Lack of Strong Thirst Signals Leads Elderly to Drink TooLittle (HealthDay)
  170. FDA to add HIV warning to contraceptive products (Reuters)
  171. Boy develops leukemia after gene therapy in UK (Reuters)
  172. New Type of Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Shows Promise (HealthDay)
  173. Cancer Care Advances in 2007 Offer Hope (HealthDay)
  174. Thailand, big pharma wrangle over cancer drugs (Reuters)
  175. Astra wins EU orphan drug status for cancer drug (Reuters)
  176. Health Tip: Make Exercise Fun (HealthDay)
  177. Cancer Killed Almost 8 Million Worldwide in 2007 (HealthDay)
  178. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 17, 2007 (HealthDay)
  179. Sunlight Helps Put Lung Cancer in the Shade (HealthDay)
  180. HER-2-positive breast cancer tied to hormone status (Reuters)
  181. Disadvantaged kids may have poor verbal skills (Reuters)
  182. Arimidex most effective in breast cancer study (Reuters)
  183. Over 12 million cancer cases in 2007: study (AFP)
  184. Abortion pill 'may become available in Italy' (AFP)
  185. Picking the Right Toys Isn't Child's Play (HealthDay)
  186. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 14, 2007 (HealthDay)
  187. Breast Cancer Genes Also Raise Men's Risk for Malignancy (HealthDay)
  188. Arimidex Beats Tamoxifen in Keeping Breast Cancer at Bay (HealthDay)
  189. NJ requires flu shots for preschoolers (AP)
  190. Men carry breast cancer genes, too (AP)
  191. Wild mushroom can fight prostate cancer: Israeli researchers (AFP)
  192. Traffic Pollution Hurts Asthmatic Kids' Lungs (HealthDay)
  193. EU watchdog backs Glaxo breast cancer pill (Reuters)
  194. Health Tip: Changing Your Baby's Diaper (HealthDay)
  195. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 13, 2007 (HealthDay)
  196. High-Dose Chemo Provides Little Benefit to Breast CancerPatients (HealthDay)
  197. Cell 'Addiction' to Growth Factors May Help Spur Cancers (HealthDay)
  198. Fibers in Semen Help HIV Penetrate Cells (HealthDay)
  199. New Cancer Drug Tied to Heart Problems (HealthDay)
  200. Fewer breast patients may need chemo (AP)
  201. FDA panel rejects OTC cholesterol drug (AP)
  202. Ingredient in human semen may enhance HIV infection (Reuters)
  203. Common children's vaccine recalled (AP)
  204. Bush vetoes children's health bill a second time (Reuters)
  205. Health Tip: When Your Child Has a Fever (HealthDay)
  206. Obesity Weakens Immune Response (HealthDay)
  207. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 12, 2007 (HealthDay)
  208. Cancer Patients Hold Fast to Belief That Opioids Mean Death (HealthDay)
  209. Evolution Tips the Balance in Mom's Favor (HealthDay)
  210. Study: Why pregnant women don't topple (AP)
  211. Spinal curve keeps pregnant women on balance (Reuters)
  212. Merck recalls 1.2 mln doses of children's vaccines (Reuters)
  213. Milk, egg allergies harder to outgrow: study (Reuters)
  214. U.S. teen drug use down, but problems remain: survey (Reuters)
  215. Health Tip: Choose Children's Shoes Carefully (HealthDay)
  216. High Meat Consumption Linked to Heightened Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  217. Amount of Exercise Key to Lowering Kids' Blood Pressure (HealthDay)
  218. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 11, 2007 (HealthDay)
  219. Lawmakers protest HIV/AIDS travel rule (AP)
  220. Mutated Suppressor Gene Leads to a Type of Breast Cancer (HealthDay)
  221. Drug Combo With Antibiotic May Slow MS Progression (HealthDay)
  222. High blood pressure tied to dementia: researchers (Reuters)
  223. Meat raises lung cancer risk, too, study finds (Reuters)
  224. Obesity linked to weaker immunity in animals: study (AFP)
  225. Love in the World of Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  226. Immigrants Less Likely to Report Family History of Cancer (HealthDay)
  227. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 10, 2007 (HealthDay)
  228. Most Medicare Recipients Ignore Colorectal Cancer Screening (HealthDay)
  229. Infant mortality rates declining around the globe: UNICEF (AFP)
  230. UNICEF cites child health progress, work remains (Reuters)
  231. Ignored by the state, a father of four disabled Iraqis turns to God (AFP)
  232. Scientists discover how BRCA1 gene causes cancer (Reuters)
  233. Products with good bacteria get popular (AP)
  234. Cephalon drug works in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma: study (Reuters)
  235. Cancer risk higher among kids near nuclear plants: German study (AFP)
  236. Child cancer risk higher near nuclear plants: study (Reuters)
  237. Bangladesh completes polio vaccination drive (Reuters)
  238. Report criticizes care of detainees (AP)
  239. Canada reactor shutdown hitting medical tests (Reuters)
  240. Health Tip: Therapy Options for Children With Autism (HealthDay)
  241. Pneumonia Vaccine Is Keeping Kids Healthier (HealthDay)
  242. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 7, 2007 (HealthDay)
  243. Obesity, Diabetes Linked to Cancers (HealthDay)
  244. Everyday Choices Can Influence Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  245. Gene-Based Sunscreen Might Someday Prevent Skin Cancer (HealthDay)
  246. Court to rule on acting as own lawyer (AP)
  247. Rights group urges better HIV care for US immigration detainees (AFP)
  248. U.S. care for HIV detainees falls short: report (Reuters)
  249. Black Women Wait Longer for Breast Cancer Surgery (HealthDay)
  250. Clinical Trials Update: Dec. 6, 2007 (HealthDay)