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17 June 2004

New book probes ambivalent relations between parents and adult children
Frozen French fries are officially labelled as fresh vegetables in the USA by Dept of Agriculture
New studies reveal high levels of anabolic steroid use by teenagers
Asian Indians at greater risk for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease
16 June 2004

Cholera in Cameroon, WHO Report
Asthma UK has 300 guaranteed places available for the Great North Run, UK
Health Status in Puerto Rico Improving, Secretary of Health Says
New NICE (National Institute for Clinical Excellence) Work UK
Report highlights progress on cancer drugs but more can be done UK
MSF Strongly Rejects Allegations That the Organization Works for the Interests of US or Any Other Government
GPs want better method of indexation of Medicare rebates for GP consultations Australia
Cheaper dirty fuel will harm the health of all Australians
Breast Cancer Survivor/Basketball Pro Edna Campbell Leads Fight to Increase Awareness of Chemotherapy Related Anemia
Research discovery identifies new strategy against diabetes
Carers need not feel alone. Help is there (UK)
New Technique Developed For Deciphering Brain Recordings Can Capture Thinking As It Happens
Parental Atrial Fibrillation Increases Risk in Offspring, Finds NHLBI's Framingham Heart Study
America's Best and Worst Cities for Comfortable Eyes
Calcium supplements can lower risk of advanced colon polyps
NIH (USA) Launches Expanded Health Information Web Site
British Dental Association statement in response to Today programme report
More action needed to harness skills of refugee doctors, British Medical Association says
Weakened immune system allows harmless virus to turn lethal
Number of obese adults and overweight children not falling in the USA
Statins not as effective for individuals with certain genetic variations
Conflicting views on embryonic and adult stem cells complicate research in stem cell therapeutics
Surgery far from top choice for doctors-in-training, says Stanford researcher
New Yorkers' health will be affected by climate change, new study shows
Pulsed dye laser therapy does not improve acne,
Olfactory system matures in different stages
Manipulating master molecule shown to disrupt vascular environment for tumors in animal models
Crucial mechanism for blood vessel development
Promising new treatments and possible risks associated with obesity
15 June 2004

College students disciplined for alcohol use are heavier drinkers than their peers USA
Over half of COX-2 patients take aspirin, possibly negating the COX-2 GI benefits
UCLA researchers recreate patterns formed by mammalian cells
Listerine antiseptic as effective as dental floss
Velcade(TM) data confirms long-term survival for patients with multiple myeloma
preserving fertility in young women with cancer. New method
Sports concussion research conference
Does a normally developing child live a long healthy life?
Cannabis triggers transient schizophrenia-like symptoms
Study shows how body dissatisfaction can lead to eating disorders
Wellbeing power is key to unlocking extra cash to improve health and wellbeing of communities UK
Medical implants work better when you rough them up, study finds
New European Led Initiative Promotes Excellence in the Treatment of Skin Cancer
New vaccine for cocaine addiction
Breast cancer patients failed by treatment with taxol and taxotere respond to abraxane
Daily eye drops hold key to glaucoma prevention
Univ of Virginia doctors perform major diabetes procedure
One of the world's foremost centers for patient safety to be created
Early intervention lessens impact of autism
Existing drug, topiramate, may prevent brain injury and seizures in newborns
Medical practices in the USA try dropping waiting rooms
Post surgical pain may be age related
Young black women have greater chance of fast-growing breast tumors than white women
How fat poisons livers of obese children and adults
Many common illnesses are independently associated with an increased risk of suicide in elderly people
14 June 2004

Parents can provide accurate reports of their children's ADHD symptoms
Eye drops can delay or prevent glaucoma in African Americans at high risk
Study offers new target to stop breast cancer growth
Norvasc Achieved Superior Blood Pressure Control with Fewer Heart Attacks
Omega Pharma Acquires a Portfolio of 60 OTC And Personal Care Brands From Pfizer
HHS Launches Government-Wide "Donation Nation" Program With Blood Banking Community USA
What do patients want, a worldwide study
Japanese Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry plans free HIV tests at hospitals
IntraStent(reg) DoubleStrut(reg) Stent- P030045 approved by the FDA
Healthy plants equal healthy food, European Food Information Council
British Medical Association's activities to help refugee doctors
China has outbreak of snail fever (schistosomiasis), a potentially lethal parasitic worm
ABPI response to SMF paper on parallel trade UK
Final Determinations issued by the Borderline Section (Medicines) UK
What is a medicine/borderline product? UK
Humira(reg) (Adalimumab) Improved Symptoms of Psoriatic Arthritis and Ankylosing Spondylitis
Valsartan Antihypertensive Long-term Use Evaluation Trial trial complements the long-term cardioprotective profile of Diovan
UK Dept of Health allocates £4.5 million to boost direct payments to 44 charities
New plans to ensure fair access to recommended drugs UK
Ebola haemorrhagic fever in south Sudan, update 5, WHO
National Nutrition Education Conference 2004 UK
Men's mental health, a silent crisis
New Crohn's disease trials Australia
Containing the allergy epidemic in the UK
Medicines and the NHS expenditure on the UK
A troubled childhood can lead to an increased risk of liver disease
Hope for patients with non-small cell lung cancer
Genetic modification in mice lowers cholesterol and homocysteine by half
Being bilingual protects against some age-related cognitive changes
13 June 2004

MIT technology jump-starts human embryonic stem cell work
Menopause. What causes the menopause? Symptoms. Health risks
Study Finds Aspirin Can Prevent First Heart Attack
Abbott Laboratories' Statement Regarding FDA'S DDMAC Letter on NORVIR(reg) (Ritonavir Capsules) Materials
Royal College of Nursing strongly critical of delays to nurses pay
Attitude problem, inequalities in life expectancy, UK
New Zealand Medical Association welcomes funding increases
Mutant human stem cell lines created
All about food additives from Euro Nutrition
EPA funded Study Shows Educating Families about Asthma Reduces Attacks USA
The adverse health effects of lead
Lung Association Sees Lack of Major Legislative Gains in Tobacco Control
12 June 2004

First American Voluntary Health Agency Turns 100
Heart disease and stroke significantly reduced with statins
Mammography. Radiation Risks. The Benefits. What to Expect
Breast Cancer. The risks. Screening Mammography. Minimizing Your Risk
Safe Use of Medicines. The Risks of Taking Medicine. Minimizing Your Risk
Tibolone, unique menopausal therapy for improvement of sexual life in postmenopausal women
Public health workforce shortage could jeopardize terrorism preparedness USA
Eight year old girl battling with cancer aims to raise $1m for cancer research by selling lemonade
Efforts to reduce women's breast density, cornerstone of strategies to prevent breast cancer
Easing the burden of arthritis treatment
Furan in Foods. What is the issue?
Office tiredness? Office injury? Top ten tips to prevent them
FDA Warns Against Women Using Unapproved Drug, Domperidone, to Increase Milk Production
Sirolimus-based therapy following early cyclosporine withdrawal improves transplanted kidney structure and function
Non invasive radio frequency technique can be used to permanently eliminate chronic pain
FDA Seeks Public Comment Regarding Albuterol Metered Dose Inhalers Containing Ozone-Depleting Propellants
Hope For Patients With Prostate Cancer
The benefits of fruits and vegetables
Dentists seek urgent answers from UK Government
New potential asthma therapeutic targets related to parasites and insects discovered
What is the first rule of safe food preparation in the home?
What is FDA's role in regulating dietary supplements versus the manufacturer's responsibility for marketing them?
190 End-Stage Renal Disease Patients Die Each Day: Epogen Usage Questioned
What are the symptoms of foodborne illness?
Food Safety Advice for Persons With AIDS
3D Technology Pinpoints Origins of Irregular Heart Beats, Improving Patient Treatment
Are cosmetics safe?
Optimal time to treat migraine pain with Relpax(reg); is early in the attack
What food and drugs can cause severe side effects when taken during the same time period?
Seeing is believing, even when what we see is ambiguous or misleading
British Medical Association manifesto for 2004 Euro-elections
Dramatic increase in thyroid cancer
Chairman of the Consultants Committee speech to the annual conference of senior hospital doctors UK
Allied health measure improved but not perfect says Australian Medical Association
How can I prevent foodborne Illness?
How can I use the food label to reduce the amount of fat and cholesterol in my diet?
Why is fiber (fibre) important in your diet?
What fish should pregnant women avoid?
What should senior citizens eat?
11 June 2004

EDCTP welcomes G8 support for HIV/AIDS vaccine development
Apple Valley Natural Foods Recalls Raw Whole Almonds USA
Roche Diagnostics Tecan Clinical Workstation Software Error
Transforming the Royal College of Nursing, Update
World Blood Donor Day Set at PAHO June 14
Dogs may have the comprehension necessary for language
Symptoms Reported in Ovarian Cancer
Treatment With REMICADE(reg) Improved Bone Erosion Scores in Early RA Study
Aflatoxins in nuts survey Food Standards Agency UK
More mammograms and better training will help prevent breast cancer deaths more than new technology
Migraines, why do doctors get them more than other people? The answer may be simple
Heart disease and stroke significantly reduced with statins
Abbott's Statement Regarding FDA's Ddmac Letter On Norvir(reg) (Ritonavir Capsules) Materials
ESOMEPRAZOLE offers at-risk patients effective protection from nsaid associated ulcers
Lung cancer patients made to feel it is their own fault
Serious deficiencies in the healthcare provision for people with arthritis / rheumatism Europe
Anthrax, live samples sent to Oakland hospital for children by mistake, workers exposed
Handwashing Could Save One Million Children's Lives Each Year
GlaxoSmithKline clarifies availability of clinical trial data on Paroxetine in adolescent and paediatric patients
CDC Reports Latest Data on Suicide Behaviors, Risk Factors, and Prevention USA
REMICADE(reg) Psoriatic New Level of Benefit in Reducing Signs and Symptoms of Both Joint and Skin Components of Arthritis
Enbrel Therapy Allowed Significantly More Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients To Achieve Clinical Remission
Antioxidant enzyme containing selenium, a major dietary supplement, could promote type 2 diabetes
MRI scans could be acceptable alternative to traditional bone scans
The key to a longer life could be in the fat cells
Home blood pressure monitoring improves control
Deciphering the limits to human maximal exercise performance
Organization for Human Brain Mapping 2004 Annual Meeting
Stigma attached to lung cancer can have far reaching consequences
Lead Levels Not As Safe As Previously Thought
No evidence of 'too posh to push' argument
How to reduce the number of patients falling down in hospitals
Children should be out of immigration detention says Australian Medical Association
Early hormone therapy best for men with aggressive prostate cancer
New Survey Center reports spotlight dentists in private practice USA
American Red Cross Handles Millionth Emergency Call
10 June 2004

Handbook provides quick reference on healthcare for UK parlamentarians
EPA Orders 'Stop Sale' of Product that Claims To Neutralize Anthrax USA
Birthrate hits record low 1.29 in 2003 in Japan
Humira(reg) (Adalimumab) Significantly Reduces Signs and Symptoms in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
For US Latinos, Shared Heritage Has an Impact on Health
The First International Conference on Cell Therapy for Cardiovascular Disease: A One Day Symposium
Cancer Survivorship, Pathways to Health After Treatment, Conference
Alcohol Abuse Increases, Dependence Declines Across Decade USA
CRESTOR European Prescribing Information Changes
HHS Approves California Plan to Get More Kids Enrolled in SCHIP
HHS Medical Personnel Serving Citizens During Ronald Reagan's State Funeral
Let the poor smoke, says UK Health Secretary just before election day
Crucial medicare case reaches Supreme Court Canada
Super slim, credit card-sized inhaler for asthma UK
New public health role for pharmacists UK
Study indicates early stage prostate cancer often develops into more aggressive disease
Enrollment in cancer clinical trials is lower for minorities, women, and the elderly
New way to tally death risk for heart patients could ease worry
Mayo researchers find link between lower urinary tract symptoms and sexual dysfunction in older men
Generics slow rising cost of prescription drugs in 2003 nUSA
Japan could learn from US food safety problems
AMA urges Government to put the health of teenagers ahead of cheap political point scoring Australia
Genetic aging of brain at 40, many genes linked to aging play a role in the functioning of the synapse
Gene mutation causes progressive changes to cell structure in children with Progeria
Consultant leader calls for an end to Whitehall bully tactics UK
Act now to deliver a future for the medical workforce in Scotland, says BMA
New rules to protect frozen sperm, eggs and embryos UK
World Blood Donor Day to honour voluntary, unpaid blood donors all over the globe
Public Health Leaders to Speak at Idaho Public Health Association Meeting
Half of People with Diabetes in UK Report Feeling Depressed
Parents More Likely To Modify ADHD Medication Over Summer, Despite Results Showing Treatment Helps Beyond School USA
UCSD Partners with Peru in NIH Grant To Battle Malaria, World's Number 2 Killer
Unique Paired Biopsy Study Shows Normal Bone Formation After Five Years of Risedronate Treatment
Aranesp Dosed Every Two Weeks is Comparable to Epoetin Alfa Dosed Once a Week
Aranesp Once Every Three Weeks Effective in Managing Anemia in Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy
Huge economic cost of violence related injuries
82 Percent of US Homes Have Mouse Allergens
Renal Physicians and NIH Release Web Tool to Coordinate Care for Kidney Patients USA
New non-aspirin pain drug proves effective against recurrent prostate cancer
Researchers develop better understanding of tamoxifen resistance in breast cancer patients
New genetic risk factor for colon cancer identified
Effectiveness of chest compression devise to be tested by University of Pittsburgh
NIH launches first center in Nationwide Chemical Genomics Network
Memory fails you after severe stress
Yoga reduces fatigue in MS patients
Soft drinks, especially non-colas and iced tea, hurt hard enamel
Mouthguards, Smile saving devices help save face
Osteoporosis and oral health. Links help confirm earliest stages, before any bones fracture
Tongue studs cause more problems than chipped teeth, recessed gums and nerve damage
National Network for Immunization Information statement on new thimerosal study
Nitric oxide deficiency raises cardiovascular disease risk in African Americans
Human subjects play mind games
09 June 2004

NIH Launches First Center In Nationwide Chemical Genomics Network USA
Kangaroo Hops in Line for Genome Sequencing
Large protein can overcome defects in some types of muscular dystrophy
Lowly weeds may hold promise for curing host of common health woes
Exercise more critical than calcium for adolescent bones
Thimerosal, found in childhood vaccines, can increase the risk of autism-like damage in mice
Patients not sticking to cholesterol drugs, and the higher their co-pay, the lower their use
Study finds that only half of a commonly used cancer drug is activated in cancer patients
How your social standing directly affects your health and life expectancy
British Medical Association and insurers reach agreement on fees for GP reports
Roche further reduces prices of HIV protease inhibitor medicines for low and lower middle income countries
Obesity in developing countries compares to U.S. yo yo dieting
National study shows 82 percent of U.S. homes have mouse allergens
Perchlorate may be acceptable in drinking water at levels higher that the current public health goal
Many cancer patients turn to complementary therapies for healing
New Super-Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor Cipralex (Escitalopram), Shows Superior Antidepressant Effect
Response to the UK Department of Health's proposals for statutory regulation of acupuncture and herbal medicine
08 June 2004

Response to Royal College of Radiologists' audit on cancer waiting times UK
Largest Canadian study on rural women's health finds urban solutions do not address rural problems
Age, race and sex disparity found in cancer research trial participation
Researchers seek clues to healing radiation scars
What is Meningitis? How do you get Meningitis? How is Meningitis treated?
Researchers develop blood test that can detect genetic changes in progressive breast cancer
What are Nasal Polyps? How do you get Nasal Polyps? How are Nasal Polyps treated?
Tarceva and chemotherapy offer no advantage in lung cancer treatment except for group of non-smokers
What is Oesophagitis? How do you get Oesophagitis? How is Oesophagitis treated?
TrialNet Launches First Studies in Type 1 Diabetes
What are Peptic Ulcers? How do you get Peptic Ulcers? How are Peptic Ulcers treated?
Taxotere (R) significantly improves survival in men with prostate cancer
Advances in diagnosis and treatment of autism, Alzheimer's, epilepsy, fetal brain imaging
At least 29 AIDS patients died in 2003 in Japan because of delays in detecting HIV
Abraxane(TM) is active in breast cancer patients who failed taxol or taxotere
Summer eating. How to keep food sage for friends and family
Humans not designed to multitask
Is There Light at the End of the Carpal Tunnel?
New low carb potato to debut in January says University of Florida researcher
Potential risks to health posed by vermiculite insulation that may contain asbestos
New technique to relieve pain after heart surgery
High mastectomy rates due to breast cancer patients' choices
EPA and NOAA's National Weather Service Adopt New Global Ultraviolet Index Guidelines
Ozone Levels in the USA Lowest Since 1980
Loss of circadian genes results in epilepsy
Synthetic hormone used in contraceptives and HRT produces negative effects in monkey studies
The economics and traditional structure of drug development are shifting
Allied health initiatives a welcome step towards better patient care Australia
Insulin detemir as an alternative to currently available insulin therapy
Improved blood glucose-lowering effect of NovoLog Mix 70/30 compared to Lantus
Tactile input has a greater impact on visual perception than we thought
Date rape drug test patent awarded to the University of California, Santa Barbara
New treatment combination increases survival for some brain cancer patients
MRI Significantly Better than Mammography for Detecting Number and Size of Tumors in Breast Cancer
Health Canada advises Canadians of stronger warnings for SSRIs and other newer anti-depressants
Cancer researchers show potential of fighting angiogenesis
American Red Cross Provides Ongoing Support in Haiti, Dominican Republic
Are Obesity and Hypertension Two epidemics or One?
Miles for Measles Journey Begins in Washington DC
University of Illinois at Chicago tests diabetes drug in treatment of multiple sclerosis
UK Health Minister launches 'Recruitment and Retention of Staff in Critical Care
07 June 2004

Saforis(TM) helps prevent and treat oral mucositis in cancer patients Phase III Trials
Monthly creutzfeldt jakob disease statistics UK
FDA Warns Against Women Using Unapproved Drug, Domperidone, to Increase Milk Production
Linking erectile dysfunction and coronary heart disease
Immunization begins for millions of children in Darfur, Sudan
Ebola haemorrhagic fever in south Sudan, update 4, WHO
PAHO Director congratulates Mexico on ratification of tobacco agreement
Global fund apologies to South African Minister of Health
What are functional foods? Why do we need functional foods?
CDC Collaboration Yields New Test for Anthrax USA
Toddlers who use a computer develop better learning skills than toddlers who do not
UK Public in the dark over causes of cervical cancer
Patients with Diabetes Taking Lipitor Experienced Major Reductions in Heart Attacks and Strokes
Doctors call for ban on junk food advertising before the watershed UK
Positive opinion from EMEA's CHMP for use of new strength Avandamet(reg) as treatment for type 2 diabetes
Experimental drug that suppresses appetite and lowers high blood sugar levels
Health Canada is advising health professionals and patients regarding the recall of specific batches of Proglycem(reg)
Health Canada warns Canadians not to use Thermonex
New Data Confirm 30% 1 Year Survival for Gefitinib (Iressa) in Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Requip(reg) (Ropinirole Hcl) significantly improves symptoms of Restless Legs Syndrome at 1 week
Abilify® (Aripiprazole) Approved for Marketing In Europe for the Treatment of Schizophrenia
£5 million funding boost for mental health research UK
Response to research on new breast cancer sentinel node surgery from Macmillan Cancer Relief
Which postmenopausal women are at an increased risk for a future fracture?
Investigators Report Taxotere(reg) Offers Significant Survival Benefits for Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Clinical Trials of Lantus(reg) and ApidraTM for diabetes
Multicenter melanoma vaccine study demonstrates promising results
Gene therapy tested to protect bone marrow during chemotherapy
Encouraging results for drug that steps up when Gleevec fails
Melanoma vaccine to be tested in Melbourne, Australia
Muscular dystrophy discovery may lead to new treatment approaches
New breast cancer drug shrinks tumors or slows growth in up to half of women
CP-675,206, a novel monoclonal antibody, enlists the immune system to fight advanced melanoma
Biologic drug offers long-term, disease-free future to patients with rare leukemia-without chemo
New Long-Term Safety And Efficacy Data On Exubera(reg) (Human Insulin Powder)
Patients with early stage, HER-2 positive breast cancer
Researchers identify biomarker to predict response of colon cancer patients to chemotherapy regimen
BMA Scotland response to launch of consultation on smoking in public places
06 June 2004

CasodexTM (bicalutamide 50mg) in Combination Therapy for Prostate Cancer Reduces Risk of Death by 20%
Spectrum of Renal Disease in Malaria
Agency to investigate failures in BSE testing programme UK
Geriatric Emergency Management
Off Label usage of drugs in India, Indian Medical Association's Policy
Anaphylactic Reaction due to Paracetamol, A Case Study
Congenital Epulis, A Case Report
Recurrent endometrial cancer with a molecular alteration may respond to targeted therapy
Acute Management of Atrial Fibrillation : The Commonest Arrhythmia in Clinical Practice
Death rates of child labourers in Calcutta
The Role of Bed Rest in Acute Low Back Pain
Finnish functional foods approved by Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry in Japan
Transcranial Doppler Sonography Evaluation in Patients with Vasospasm following Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
Atorvastatin halves stroke risk in diabetes patients, UK researchers announce
Specialist vacations for kids with asthma
Prescription and Dispensing Practices in Public Sector Health Facilities in Pakistan, Survey Report
Changing Practices May Raise African American Women's Breast Cancer Risk
Facilitating Inter-Spousal Communication for Birth Spacing - a feasibility study of Pakistani Couples for Policy Implications
Elderly Leukemia Patients Benefit from Intensive Treatment
Treating Lupus Lupus Lesions
Management of Spinal Tuberculosis, Current Concepts
Researchers identify genetic markers to predict response to chemotherapy for colorectal cancer
Sexual health, myths and facts
Novel therapeutic bortezomib moves to phase II trial in lung cancer patients
Gene mutation and use of certain antidepressants may decrease effects of breast cancer drug
Cancer patients' genes may influence how they experience fatigue and quality of life
Lung cancer patients in Japan, United States react differently to the same chemotherapy regimen
When combining new oral anti-cancer agents with standard chemotherapy, timing may be crucial
Researchers identify two potential protein targets for new drug therapies for pancreatic cancer
Study finds Velcade major improvement over standard therapy for relapsed multiple myeloma patients
Attitudes may deter African Americans from receiving surgery for non-small cell lung cancer
05 June 2004

What is High Cholesterol? How do you get High Cholesterol? How serious is High Cholesterol?
Ronald Reagan, 93, died at his home in Bel Air, Los Angeles, with his family by his side
Alzheimer's Association Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Institute
Preventing Alzheimer's disease may become an achievable goal within the next 10 years
Theories about Alzheimer's Disease
10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's Disease
Myths about Alzheimer's Disease
What is Hyperthyroidism? How do you get Hyperthyroidism? How serious is Hyperthyroidism?
Can I eat it? Keeping food safe at home
Can I eat it? Keeping food safe at home
What is Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy? How do you get it? How serious is it? How do you treat it?
What do claims such as 'dermatologically tested' really mean?
What is Insomnia? How do you get Insomnia? How serious is Insomnia? How is Insomnia treated?
Tumor Shrinkage and Disease Stabilization in new Bayer Onyx drug
UK supermarket Tesco to trial new 'traffic light' food labelling system
What is Heartburn? How do you get Heartburn? How serious is Heartburn? How is Heartburn treated?
Experts to Report Progress on Vaccines Against Rotavirus
Not all sugars are equal, at least when it comes to weight gain and health
Panel urges clearer rules on mercy killings Japan
Sunbed cancer risk being ignored by industry and government, warns Consumer's Association, UK
The downside of supermarkets. Price confusion, tasteless fruit, vegetables without vitamins, says UK watchdog
Efforts to Reregulate Nutritional Supplements Gain Momentum USA
Information about medical training reforms still inadequate, British Medical Association warns
Large number of parents see their overweight child as normal and their normal child as underweight
Children going through puberty need more moral education Japan
Study links diabetes and colorectal cancer
Patients who broke bones in traumatic accidents frequently suffer from stress disorder
DCI donor services begins distribution of tissue implants
Inhaled insulin controls diabetes over long term
Late invasion of infected cells into the brain causes HIV dementia say Temple researchers
Regulatable gene therapy may advance treatment of Parkinson's disease
Late invasion of infected cells into the brain causes HIV dementia say Temple researchers
Public Service Campaign to Promote Breastfeeding Awareness Launched USA
Mayo Clinic to host clinical research conference
Genes which influence mating are located throughout the genome, not just the sex chromosomes
World Focus on Stroke, 5th World Stroke Congress in Vancouver, Canada
Poor glucose control in over 60% of type 2 diabetes patients increases risk of complications
04 June 2004

Oral cancer rates in decline but disparities remain
Former Smokers Can Regain Health and Improve Quality of Life
Food safety and the elderly
British Dental Association gives cautious welcome to money for dental premises
Medecins Sans Frontieres Condemns Fatal Attack on Aid Workers
Bowel cancer linked to diabetes
Antibiotics can prevent meningitis outbreaks
Apathy threatens new National Health Service foundation trusts, UK
Anti human trafficking measures can increase exploitation
Advanced breast cancer diagnosis more likely for deprived women
Astrazeneca Examines Impact of Cardiovascular Disease on Type 2 Diabetes at American Diabetes Association Annual Meeting
How important is the pharmaceutical industry for the UK economy
NHS waiting list figures to 30 April 2004 UK
New Method to Identify Blood Proteins May Spur Novel Disease Marker Discoveries
'Imagination' Helps Older People Remember to Comply with Medical Advice
New indications for Arixtra® in USA for acute deep venous thrombosis and acute pulmonary embolism
Japanese government info added to system tracing origins of beef
England boys come out tops for physical activity among 34 countries in Europe and N America
Valvular Heart Disease: Predictable, Detectable, but Overlooked
Networking for success. Why public health networks? UK
Statement by Tommy Thompson Regarding House Action on Steroid Precursors Legislation, USA
Breast Cancer--Screening Data for Assessing Quality of Services, New York, 2000--2003
ANTEGREN for Multiple Sclerosis Submitted to the European Medicines Agency for Approval
Diego Maradona tells rehab clinic in Brazil to build him a mini golf course
Free overseas doctors from red tape, British Medical Association says
CDC Study Shows Impact of Water Dangers USA
Cholera in Niger
Astrazeneca Questions Prodrug Concept Of Altana's Ciclesonide
Gene expression ratio identifies risk of recurrence in breast cancer patients receiving tamoxifen
Children with ADHD experience greater reduction of symptoms with higher doses of Concerta
Why is lung cancer in women different from men?
New breast cancer surgery technique that takes out just the most important node
More people have heart disease in UK, but death rates are falling
European heart health a policy priority declares European Union Council of Ministers
Childproof packaging - new designs could save lives
'Brown bag' gives more complete picture of meds taken by older adults
Transplanted Stem Cells Do Their Job, New Approach to Epilepsy-Therapy
Adrenaline Packs a Powerful Punch in the Use of Antidepressants
Overseas Trained Doctors Wanting to Work in Australia Information
Largest study suggests more women have polycystic ovary syndrome than previously estimated
Albany High School Student Adds to Understanding of Breast Cancer Gene USA
Jury Renders Decision in Schering-Plough Animal Vaccine Infringement Suit
6 weeks after 9/11 film on windows 1km from Ground Zero had raised levels of PCBs and other pollutants
Delete huge chunks of the genome of mice without it making any discernable difference to the animals
03 June 2004

UIC assessing apinal cord stimulator in treatment of chronic pain USA
First gene therapy trial to treat patients with pancreatic cancer, UK
After natural disasters, the risk of infection, epidemics from dead bodies is negligible
Smoking down but drinking up in Northern Ireland
The UK government's long-awaited strategy to reduce the harm caused by alcohol misuse
Five Medecins Sans Frontieres Aid Workers Killed in Serious Incident in Afghanistan
CDC Lifts Suspension of Adoptions from Chinese Orphanage
Turning effective short term projects to reduce health inequalities into more permanent fixtures (UK)
Doctors making a difference for their patients, but they need more funding says British Medical Association
First Non-Stimulant ADHD Medication Available in the United Kingdom
Asthma UK has urged the government to end prevarication and ban smoking in public places
Eloxatin(reg) demonstrates significant benefit over standard therapy in early stage colon cancer
Medicare drug discount card program is a huge embarrassment as Seniors reject it, say Democrats
Hepatitis C ex-gratia payment scheme to launch UK
BSE resistant cow produced in Japan
Study of Hygiene in Inner-City Households Identifies What Helps and What May Not
Erectile dysfunction drug Cialis (tadalafil) does well in US market
Baby foods have worrying levels of disease causing microbes
Pupils opt for healthier drinks in vending project UK
If health professionals are to reach men, they must learn to speak their language
National Men's Health Week, Men and Cancer, UK, 14 to 20 June 2004
Men's health statistics UK
Cancer Incidence and Death Rates on the Decline, Survival Rates Show Significant Improvement in the USA
Scientists discover way to regulate the body's energy expenditure
High rate of genetic mutation in younger Korean women with breast cancer
Research gives hope to premature babies and adult Crohn's patients
Clinical Trial To Explore Use Of Investigational Anti-Interleukin-12 (IL-12) In Multiple Sclerosis
World's largest scientific society convenes regional meeting June 6-9 in Logan, Utah
Salmonella Enteritidis in the United States of America
GlaxoSmithKline Issues Statement in Response to a Lawsuit Filed Today by New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer
Avastin, first anti-angiogenic agent approved for cancer, shows 30% increase in survival
Dire health consequences for millions of people in Darfur, Sudan. Says WHO
Prevalence of pediatric metabolic syndrome increases as children become more obese
UNC scientists block cellular enzyme activity involved in cancer progression
Eat what you like, stay thin, live to 120, no cancer or diabetes, may be possible sooner than we think
Economic growth boosting women's obesity in poorer nations
Insulin plays central role in aging, Brown scientists discover
When blood can't get to brain, special CT scan helps
Drug that cuts off tumor's blood supply extends lives of colorectal cancer patients
Antibody detection in Alzheimer's may improve diagnosis, treatment
Doctors disagree on diagnosis of uterine cancer
Cox-2 Inhibitors Reduce Complications After Laparoscopic Surgery
Glaxosmithkline sued for lying about effectiveness and safety of Paxil (antidepressant) for children and adolescents
Fight to Increase Awareness of Chemotherapy-Related Anemia
Mercy killing or murder? Japan looks at the law
02 June 2004

Stem cells can convert to liver tissue, help restore damaged organ
Can we trust scientific research?
Clinical Trial With INTEGRILIN(R) (eptifibatide) Injection in Early Use Acute Coronary Syndrome Setting
USAID Child Survival Agenda Moves Forward on Two Fronts
Tour of Hope Team to Relay Across USA in 8 Days, Sharing Cancer Experiences Along Way
prion-free cows immune to BSE could be a reality soon
Launch of the InFix(reg) Anterior Lumbar Spacer System for Spinal Surgery
Findings on endocrine disrupters inconclusive Japan
Humanitarian Assistance Unable to Reach Afghans says Medecins Sans Frontieres
FDA Investigating Illnesses Associated With School Lunches Served in Massachusetts
10 assays for drug abuse screening and toxicology announced by Abbott Laboratories
FDA Revises Guidance on Reprocessing of Single-Use Devices
Incidence of diarrhea fell by more than 50% after handwashing program in Pakistan
Scientists smuggle drugs into tumours
Cigarette smoke transforms healthy saliva into a deadly cocktail that can accelerate mouth cancer
Both USA and Canada enjoy high level of Health, new joint report
Variations in DNA repair genes may predict survival in non-small cell lung cancer patients
Discovery unlocking the secrets of leukemia by a Canadian Cancer Society researcher
Beneficiaries with chronic conditions still face high costs under new Medicare drug law
Royal College of Nursing hits out at mischievous press claims, UK
HHS Secretary Urges Seniors to Sign Up for Discount Cards, USA
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