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04 February 2004

Inflammation marker predicts colon cancer as well as heart disease
Recurrent stroke risk not reduced by taking vitamins to reduce blood amino acid levels
Computer-aided detection for mammography no better
Univ. San Francisco creates comprehensive HIV website in S Africa
Better understanding restless leg syndrome
Bacterial DNA Reduces Inflammation in Mice
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) - update 16
Several new bird flu outbreaks in China
Fourth human dies of bird flu in Thailand
Everything you wanted to know about ricin
Female Genital Mutilation in Ghana
More cancers today but much better survival rates - UK
25% of teenage girls at risk of depression
High carbohydrate diet can increase cancer risk in women
Cerebral palsy children benefit from constraint therapy
What reduces cavities, food or flouride?
Attempt to clone human fails
New discoveries about late stages of Lou Gerhig's disease
Caffeine and melatonin effects on sleep and jetlag - mixed results
Any link between memory performance, spatial learning and genes?
Gene therapy technique might aid islet transplants for diabetes
Researchers in Italy produce a mouse that can regenerate its tissues
03 February 2004

Bacterial DNA reduces inflammation in mice
Longer life with 6 to 7 hours sleep
Less painful labor, fewer caesarean sections with two-drug approach
Can exercise and medication cure depression?
Portable dialysis machine
Scientists grafted primate testes onto mice which produced fertile sperm
Best UK hospitals to get more money
Global Fund Suspends Funding to HIV/AIDS Programs in Ukraine, Citing Poor Management
Blood Patterns May Help Spot Cancer Early
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) - update 15
Japan - Parents, teachers seen key to kids' intellectual ability
Two feared German bird flu cases seem not to be bird flu cases
UK doctor shocks patient by offering to buy her baby
Massive drop in stomach cancer deaths across Europe
HRT therapy breast cancer recurring risk in some women
Pros and Cons of whether adult antidepressants should be given to children
SARS antibody found
FDA Approves Pfizer Medicine Caduet for the Treatment of Hypertension and High Cholesterol
02 February 2004

Retinal disorder - new risk factors
Sleep disorder could be caused by eye disease
Activation of receptor ups development of precancerous intestinal polyps
Helping eczema sufferers tolerate smallpox vaccine
'Kissing' RNA and HIV-1: Unraveling the details
Men and Women Respond Differently to Low Fat, Low Cholesterol Diets
Computer software could help find new uses for existing drugs
American medicine, a culture of lawsuits - says G Bush
Statistics - General Pharmaceutical Services in England
First case of human-to-human bird flu?
Magnetic Stimulation Found Effective for Parkinson's
Monkey Talk, Human Speech Share Left-Brain Processing
Bird flu infection spreads further in China
Why some adults are more protected against avian flu
Japan - Experts split over genetic diagnosis technique
Modafinil receives expanded indication
New hope for children battling cerebral palsy
Why radiation therapy reduces bone cancer pain
01 February 2004

Mash cylinder could prevent thousands of strokes a year
Chinese Scientists Track SARS Genetic Adaptations
Juggling makes your brain bigger - New Study
Smallpox in 50-year-old tissues detected by integrated diagnostics approach
Many teenage girls lacking in vitamin D
Researchers say dentist x-rays causing hundreds of cancers each year - UK
UK Government investment in UK GPs computer systems
Survival rates of recurrent breast cancer patients improving
We are not bird flu source, says China
Sleep disorders in people with optic nerve disease
Post-op infections prevented by pacifying bacteria
Stop telling people to avoid sun - say cancer experts
Avian (bird) flu update 14 A(H5N1)
New case of laboratory-confirmed SARS in Guangdong, China
New website for kids with juvenile diabetes
31 January 2004

WHO - Recommendations for people slaughtering animals infected with Bird Flu
Lung cancer cluster bombs created by researchers
Pharmacists vital in cholesterol control - new study
Myths about leprosy
Asbestos induced cancer time bomb in the West
Largest brain repair initiative in MS will accelerate strategies to restore nerve function
Physical stress of X-ray technologists shocks researchers
Reduction in chemical level in brain helps memory
Boy gets deep vein thrombosis - spent the day on his knees playing computer games
3-year olds not exercising enough
30 January 2004

15% of Americans have no basic healthcare coverage
Low risk of vaccinia transfer after smallpox immunization - Study
Dieters decrease heart risk on moderate fat program rather than a low fat one
Pain Management CME Program
Virtual Reality Helps Breast Cancer Patients Cope with Chemotherapy
Cinnamon great for Type 2 diabetes patients
Bird flu (avian virus) may have 75% mortality rate
Ibuprofen is safe - Australian Consumers Association
S Korean Health Authorities Inspect People for Bird Flu Symptoms
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) in humans - update 12
Does aspirin lower the risk of colorectal cancer?
Are statins good or bad?
29 January 2004

Cambridge University (UK) scraps plan for primate experiment centre
Regular drinkers live longer than teetotallers
Robotic surgery shortens hospital stay and speeds recovery of young patients
Doctors can aid family members caring for dying relatives
Improving Survival Rate Of Lung Cancer Patients
Testosterone replacement, prostate cancer or cardiac disease - No Casual Link - New Study
Early onset depression and brain structure
Pregnant mother's diet and child's life expectancy - possible link?
Effect of Breast Augmentation on the Accuracy of Mammography and Cancer Characteristics
UK's top A&E Departments
Bangladesh - Mysterious disease kills 15, baffles authorities
UK government tells doctors not to give anorexics drugs
Japan - Simple Blood Test Can Predict Gum Disease
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) in humans - update 11
Cholera in Chad, Mozambique and Zambia
Studying bees' memories could help us in Alzheimer's treatment
Major new disease that affects men over 50
Bird flu outbreak started a year ago
USA - FDA struggles to police print ads for prescription drugs
28 January 2004

If leg-bypass patients' lives are saved by drugs, why do so many not have them?
Human GM sperm will be possible one day, researchers indicate
What is avian flu?....plus lots of facts
Stomach operation diabetes cure?
Inspired cancer patient develops therapy products
S Korea - New Gene Effective in Battling Cancer
Researchers add new drug prophylactic option against flu
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) in humans - update 9
AID agencies ask for help as bird flu appears in China
Bird Flu - China and Laos add number of countries to 10
Japanese kids not as strong as they used to be
Women's heavy drinking and coronary heart disease risk
Do migraines cause brain damage?
Similarities in Glaucoma and Alzheimer's
5 Japanese patients die after taking arthritis drug
Depression improvement and pain
27 January 2004

Songbirds change eating habits due to global warming
Lower HIV levels among injection drug users in Western US - Black Tar Heroin
USA - TB Vaccine Trials - First in 60 Years
After spinal cord injury - getting muscles to respond
Infants with a specific gene predisposed to injury after heart surgery
Mixed results in study on statin use and fracture risk
How common is pain among hospital patients?
Reach of sigmoidoscopies inadequate in many older women
Having an abortion does not increase breast cancer risk - new study
Russia - Untreatable Tuberculosis Boom?
Ear drops and rise in resistant bacteria
IVF mice are more anxious and have worse memories
UK - People think main responsibility for child's diet lies with parents
Incidental PET findings may reveal undetected cancer
Japan - Bar codes to stop medicine errors
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1)- update 8
WHO - Unprecedented spread of avian influenza requires broad collaboration
Second child dies of Bird Flu in Thailand
Falling testosterone - Alzheimer's later on in life - Link?
26 January 2004

Ranolazine Added to Standard Antianginal Therapy
Memantine Plus Donepezil for Alzheimer Disease
Neuroprotection in Parkinson Disease
Mysterious deadly disease claims lives of 14 people in Bangladesh
Giving birth in a pool of water is far better for mother and baby
Indonesia becomes 7th country with bird flu
Florida's health care system is in crisis
Why are shy, sensitive people more vulnerable to infectious disease?
Japanese develop a form of artificial blood
Brain uses sleep time to consolidate memories acquired during the day
Bird Flu found in Pakistan
Child (6) dies from Avian Flu in Thailand
New face lift technology without surgery - FDA approved
Screening method to decide when an Alzheimer's patient should stop driving
How to reduce your chances of developing colon cancer
Phase II Trial of Gefitinib in Recurrent Glioblastoma
25 January 2004

Details of UK NHS Hepatitis C Ex-Gratia Payments
All women could benefit from genetic testing (amniocentesis)
Web sites can give patients info they need for decisions
EU takes action to halt the flood of fake medicines
Agent Orange - Increase Risk of Prostate and Skin Cancer
Quasi-Drug Mini Drink Launching in Japan
First PET Isotope Production System Utilizing Linear Accelerator - Japan
Another Person dies of Bird Flu in Vietnam - Thai PM talks of Economic cost
Queen (UK) to have another knee operation
National Health of UK to get dirty bomb detectors
Avian Flu resistant to main drug
Flu vaccine reduces deaths after a heart attack - Argentine study
Two proteins help prevent the brain plaques that are linked to Alzheimer's
Fitness and injuries - is it a gender thing?
Emotions - What are they?
Stress epidemic strikes American forces in Iraq
24 January 2004

Using math and physics to investigate mad cow disease
First ever guide to the care of women with disabilities now available
Multiple sclerosis less progressive or disabling than thought
Ultrasound-guided liposomes boost imaging
IVF babies face high risk at birth
UK - Hospital star ratings are misleading
UK Government told to stockpile avian flu anti-viral drugs
Grapefruit and weight loss
Lower-back pain, exercise is best treatment
Japan - Tailor-made medicines may reduce costs, prevent side effects
French report says its health system needs big changes
Possible flaw in asthma dosing advice
Canadian study says better ER cardiac care could save hundreds
Study shows we are addicted to love
23 January 2004

Multiple sclerosis not as progressive or disabling as once thought
Ultrasound-guided liposomes boost imaging, target drug/gene therapy
High number of men prefer to cope with STDs than use a condom
Why hypnosi eliminates pain
Synthetic molecules that promote neuron growth
Small-molecule inhibitors of anthrax lethal factor identified
More evidence that unborn babies hear melody of speech
Blood test may reveal indicators of periodontal diseases
'Doctor, give me more information,' say heart patients
Cell defects that limit immune system's impact on late-stage tumors
Listeria may lead to better anti-viral vaccines
Patient has double kidney transplant - UK
Inner-ear images sent through half-millimetre optical fibre
Romanian woman has 80Kg tumour removed
8,000 UK nurses going abroad each year
Antiparasitic Drug Reduces Seizures In Neurocysticercosis Patients
Gene Therapy in Salivary Glands Could Lead to Promising Applications in Oral Diseases
Nationwide programme for clinical research launched in London (UK)
Study warns of deep-vein thrombosis 'crisis'
Lack of vitamins/minerals damaging health of 2 billion people
Taking part in clinical trials does not benefit cancer patient participants
US Citrus growers alarmed at low-carb consumer preference
Thailand confirms two people caught bird flu
WHO - Avian influenza A(H5N1) in humans in Thailand - update 6
Compound allows researchers to see plaques in living brain of Alzheimer's sufferers
22 January 2004

Gene therapy for colorectal cancer
Medical Ethics - Special Challenges for Pediatrics
Women with high estrogen more vulnerable to stress/depression
Final trail phase for new herpes vaccine
Doctors helped by computers when answering patients' questions
Vietnam last on vaccine list
Two proteins might help prevent Alzheimer's brain plaques
Thailand - Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever Epidemics Spread in Waves Emanating from Bangkok
UK - Anonymity to be removed from future sperm, egg and embryo donors
Study backs radiation therapy for breast cancer
UN health agency scaling up measures to help those with both HIV and TB
Live in a hard-water area and lower your risk of heart disease
Influenza A/H3N2 activity increases in central/eastern Europe
Emotional effects of nicotine on smokers and non-smokers
Japan - Pharmacy schools booming
Germany - Deep Vein Thrombosis Risk Can Double on Long Haul Flights
21 January 2004

Conference to discuss aneuploid theory of cancer
Reward mechanism involved in addiction probably regulates pair bonds between monogamous animals
Alzheimer's researchers begin unique study of tangles
New advance to combat antibiotic-resistant pneumonia and malaria
Getting older and lower self-esteem, link - New study
Study shows brain receptor switches addiction on and off
Fat cells fight disease
Most People with Diabetes Do Not Meet Treatment Goals
Effects of experimental drugs on Alzheimer's plaques
Key process leading to the regeneration of peripheral nerves
Can drug development time be cut in half?
Ban maverick scientists who try to clone humans, says expert
Australian authorities urge vigilance against bird flu
Australian research reveals dementia patients soothed with music
New study warns cancer patients of danger of complementary medicines
Durex recalls condoms with N-9 lubricant
EU Directive could have devastating impact on European medical research, experts warn
USA spent $75bn treating obesity in 2003
Angina patients will experience less pain and improved exercise with a new drug
20 January 2004

Evidence that memories are consolidated during sleep
One-size-fits-all approach to nutrition recommendations may soon be outdated
New dressing for wounds developed at Hebrew University
Melatonin's effect on nocturnal blood pressure
Intravenous gene therapy that travels to a specific part of the body?
Alzheimer's - Vitamin Supplement May Reduce Effects - New Study
Combining Vitamins E and C May Reduce Risk of Alzheimer's
Skin photos help patients identify new/changed moles
Detecting certain head/neck cancers - New technique
Experimental SARS Vaccine Trial Approved – China
UK Health Minister orders review of 285 cot death murders
Survivors of chronic heart failure who exercise have better survival rates
Experts fear bird flu mutation
Nurses in USA moving to new type of job in Care Management
New Report Highlights U.S. Medical Costs of Injuries
Drug prevents diabetes recurrence after islet cell transplantation
HIV disrupts immune cell migration to avoid detection
Cardiology registry to evaluate stent impact
Japanese Cardiovascular Society to Grade Surgeons
FDA is gong to examine herbal supplements
Nurses' role in tackling depression in cancer patients
19 January 2004

Burger without the bun - fast food chains respond to demand
Insulin levels and weight gain
Protein in brain affects learning and memory
Norman Heatley 92, penicillin pioneer, dies
Eat less red meat - Atkins expert tells people
Concern that bird flu vaccine may be too late
Essential Tips on Hygiene
Living in the countryside improves your sex life
UK - NHS faces legal action over body parts
Live heart operation to be broadcast from USA to UK audience
Two British women died after taking abortion pill
Possible explanation for rise in Autism?
UK doctors leaving jobs in huge numbers
18 January 2004

Japan - Abnormality found in 3 sets of twins - Mothers had infertility treatment
Ban sunbeds for teens - say experts
Fat British kids raising country's diabetes levels
India - new heart drugs trials
New Treatment For Hip Joints
Insulin Resistance Linked To Difference In Gender
Using a fat-fighting hormone to fight obesity – New Study
China confirms two more cases of SARS
Cloned child would suffer health problems - says Australian expert
17 January 2004

Designing reliable nanomaterials
Beta blockers effective and cost efficient for heart patients
Coronary heart disease risk assessment improves with coronary artery calcium scoring
Children of three risk obesity by taking too little exercise
Itchometer - for kids with eczema
Human cloning doctor expected to make announcement today
Functional Insulin-producing cells derived from bone marrow stem cells
The truth about anabolic steroids
Women complain of too much sex from Viagra-popping partners
New HIV vaccine human trials
16 January 2004

Public ignorance about high cholesterol levels and heart disease link
Italians developing pill with benefits of red wine
Blood Clot Risk Not Treated Preventively - USA
Space technology in new technique to fight breast cancer - European Space Agency
Do sunbeds increase your risk of skin cancer?
Study finds new antibiotic effective for diabetic foot infections
New method of distinguishing Alzheimer's from Lewy body dementia
Normal aging versus Alzheimer's disease and the potential for prevention
Risk for lowered cognitive performance is greater in people at high risk for stroke
Fidel Castro's health declining?
Huge variation in Vitamin E absorbtion
7-month-old is youngest recipient of artificial corneal transplant
Ebola virus a threat to great ape populations
Do not share your bed with your newborn - Cot death risk
11 tips on preventing cot death
US Government Challenging Global Obesity Plan
Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness Studies - CDC USA
22 leading HIV researchers say a Thai AIDS vaccine drive will fail
WHO - Stronger Evidence of SARS in Civet Cats - But Not Yet Confirmed
Your SARS risk depends on your genes
Snail venom helps reduce cancer patients' pain - Study
WHO - Avian influenza (Bird Flu) - fact sheet - Latest Update
Online calculator improves analysis of chemical data
15 January 2004

Phone conselling helps smokers give up more successfully
Super smoking addicts see cigarettes as their pal
Beware of alternative treatments for autism
Experts identify alcohol-dependence gene
USA - reasons why this year's flu is so severe
Amazing!! Alcoholic rats live longer than non-alcoholic rats
SARS - Two Australian women who returned from China
UK NHS bulletin - 10-year renal services plan
Mobile phones are 'probably safe', say UK scientists
Hospital CABG Volume May Not Be Best Quality Indicator
New Wireless Medical Results Browsing System
Bowel virus, autism and MMR
Chickens and levels of arsenic (in them)
WHO - Bird flu update
Officials say new Australian SARS cases unlikely to have SARS
UK Human Tissue Bill - Call for Clarity
Japan Clamps down on hospital fraud
Antibiotics could keep stomach cancer at bay
Ecstacy and long-term memory loss
Experts Predict Increased Stroke Rate in Asia
Bird flu may be more dangerous to humans than SARS
14 January 2004

Role of copper, iron in diseases
Restoring myelin in the brains of mice
Wound-healing genes influence cancer progression
New case of bird flu in S. Korea
New method to inactivate Norovirus or SRSV
Why is AIDS Worse in Africa?
Foot ulcer treatment - Linezolid is effective
Influenza A(H3N2) activity remains widespread in many countries - update 7
Popular slimming herb has a potentially lethal effect on the heart
WHO says polio has resurfaced in Cameroon and Benin
Communicable Diseases Under Control in Bam (Iran)
The taller you are the more you earn
Catastrophic error - Surgeons remove patients only good kidney
Animal diseases could be the biggest threat to human health
13 January 2004

Many Latino children (in US) well on their way to diabetes, heart disease
US Doctors assess impact of morning-after pill going OTC
UK - Speedier surgery for thousands of patients
Crystal Meth Use Helping To Spread HIV Among Men Who Have Sex With Men
New way to defend against new biological agents
Germany buys 137 million potassium iodide tablets (radiation pills)
Discovery changes ideas about damage from strokes
US - Medical students inadequately prepared for clinical rotations, caring for chronically ill
PET scans superior in revealing response to treatment for gastrointestinal stromal tumors
Even light exercise can stop you getting fat
Headaches in the morning? Could be depression or an anxiety disorder
Risks of outpatient surgery vary with patient characteristics, surgical setting
Chemicals found in fungus could help fight heart disease
Wound-healing genes influence cancer progression, say Stanford researchers
Predicting progression of common cancers
Herceptin (breast cancer drug) fails in lung trial - Germany
Killer Dr. Harold Shipman kills himself - may have murdered 260 patients
Shipman - The Killer Doctor - Background
12 January 2004

Anastrozole May Benefit Some Women More Than Tamoxifen
Breakthrough in reducing mucus production may help asthmatics
High vitamin D intake linked to reduced risk of rheumatoid arthritis
Pregnant women with blood sugar level problems at higher cancer risk - new study suggests
US consumer flock to buy designer eggs, low in saturated fats, high in omega-4 fatty acids
Bacteriophage genomics approach to antimicrobial drug discovery
Colon cancer breakthrough
How to help your overweight child
New Zealand government considers chemical castration for paedophiles
National Health Waiting List Figures - UK
Chemicals in deodorants and cosmetics - breast cancer link?
Bird-flu links to human deaths - Vietnam
Raise your legs when you run - you will burn much more energy
Middle East's largest ever series of medical conferences
Depression - a crucial part of our survival
Bird flu hits Japan
Phone-base helpline to asses patients before they are admitted is a success - UK
11 January 2004

Scientists grasp DNA repair 'scissors', homologous recombination
MSc Biotechnology students looking for research/development projects
Heart disease risk factors reduced by 90% with drug-free program
Understanding Clinical Trials
Scores of Brits buying fake Viagra on the internet
Australian hospitals too reliant on foreign doctors
Mixing oil with water - cancer patients may be first to benefit
If you had a head injury, your chances of getting depression are greater
Woman loses all her skin and survives
Were Socrates, Darwin, Andy Warhol and Eisntein autistic?
Using hamsters to fight obesity in humans
Adequate sleep helps you lose weight
Third suspected SARS case in China
New deodorant link to breast cancer
10 January 2004

Genetic process required for the development of viable eggs
DNA registry to study links among genetics, environment, disease
Toxins in farmed salmon
Asthma could be a combination of different diseases
Obesity and disability increase
US health spending rose more than rest of economy
Vasopressin works better than adrenaline for some types of cardiac arrest
WHO - Many countries not on target to reach health-related Millennium Development Goals
USA to keep ban on silicone breast implant sales
Canadian Cancer Society urges women to avoid using HRT for menopause
Future of cancer diagnosis, treatment lies in tumor 'barcode'
New device that can monitor the metabolism of living cells in near real time
Inadequate water and sanitation adversely effects child growth
How tumors hide from immune system
Gene affecting bone mass, osteoporosis risk identified
Regular aspiring consumption and pancreatic cancer link
Hope for Huntington's disease patients
African AIDS Epidemic May Have Been Overestimated
USDA to cull another 129 cattle in BSE hunt
Low systolic BP linked to increased Alzheimer's risk
Psychologists tell nurses 'Gossiping is therapeutic, keep it up.'
09 January 2004

Viagra improves sex for postmenopausal women
India becoming pharmaceutical companies' target land
German civil servant wins court case to get Viagra free
Contact lens wearers, washing your face with lenses on could be dangerous
30% of cancer drugs used in USA barred in Japan
Diabetics with controlled blood sugar levels fare better after angioplasty or stenting
Differences in breast cancer risk in South Asian women
China's second suspected SARS case of the season
New test that predicts miscarriages
Low-tar and high-tar cigarettes, same cancer risk
Genetic fusion of human, animal cells -may help explain origin of AIDS
Genital pain is more common than we thought
How the body determines where organs are placed
Researchers seek to clone 'mad cow disease' resistant cattle strain
Anti-eosinophil therapy shown to be effective in treating hypereosinophilic syndrome
Mechanism in the human brain that blocks unwanted memories
Genes that regulate allergic response to diesel fumes
Dercum's Disease - From a patient
08 January 2004

Transplantation antigens among Sioux Indians identified
Health benefits for elderly who walk on cobblestone mats
Blood pressure readings influenced by arm position
Cells' ability to open blood's floodgates hinges on unexpected factors
Two people have implants in their brainstems (for the deaf)
Nutrition 21 Inc. seeks FDA approval of diabetes-related health claims
Key risk factor for cataracts
Gene targeting prevents memory loss in Alzheimer's disease model
Neural mechanisms that underlie hyperlexia (opp: of dyslexia)
Glucosamine boosts the pain relieving power of ibuprofen
UK - Record number of people diagnosed with cancer
Leukemia vaccine?
China, first target Civet Cats, now the Rats are next
Hundreds of Bombay police test positive for HIV
Amyloid beta protein may trigger Alzheimer's
Suicide and antidepressant use - Probe into link
Inhaled insulin as effective as subcutaneous injection
WHO - Influenza activity still increasing in many countries and moving eastwards - update 6
07 January 2004

Vaccine against every strain of meningitis
China SARS patient recovering
Chagas' disease: virulence factor identified
'Camera pill' promising for diagnosis of small bowel disease
Friendships play key role in suicidal thoughts of girls, but not boys
UK - New restrictions to cut multiple births in IVF treatments
How our stomachs convey thoughts of hunger
Changes in shape of single protein plays key role in the spread of cancer cells
Women smokers increase their chances of getting breast cancer
First rise in UK CJD deaths for six years
Link between hair colour and cancer?
Vietnam - Bird flu kills 40,000 chickens
Young nerve cells can rewind their developmental clocks
Chronic headaches could be due to snoring
Viagra was 2003's biggest spammer
Eat lots of salt, double your stomach cancer risk
Demand for prescription hormones nosedives
'I never ate civet cats', says China SARS patient
Catching a cold may cure skin cancer
06 January 2004

Study on Toxic Exposures in Urban Environments
Real-time video clips of enzyme molecules at work
In vitro reversal of metastasis of colon cancer cells
Some vegetables that help prevent cancer could actually cure it
Enzyme Degrades Mad Cow Disease Prion
New way to test for sleep apnea in children
Methamphetamine withdrawal associated with brain changes seen in mood disorders
Traumatic brain injury often followed by depression and other psychiatric disorders
USA has highest percentage of fat teens
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