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24 March 2004

A bit of music with exercise boosts brain power

Making smart drugs that deliver the right kind of punch

Mount Sinai warns of fake HIV/AIDS notification letter

Rochester, BCM test bird-flu vaccine in humans

Be picky when served large portions

Curry colouring may be dangerous for human health

Treatment for hypochondriacs effective but some hate the truth

23 March 2004

Fetal lungs provide a signal initiating labor

Sleep too much and have resltless nights

Researchers confirm novel form of the Rett syndrome protein

UCSD Pharmacologists Collaborate On New Approach to Drug Design

Researchers identify a new form of disease gene associated with Rett syndrome

Insight into alcohol-nicotine interaction might lead to new quitting method

Excess body weight linked to formation of uric acid kidney stones

Researchers discover an alternate form for the disease gene associated with Rett syndrome

New tumor suppressor may play important role in deadly brain tumors

Activity of calcium-handling gene appears to prevent cardiac arrhythmias

When it comes to allergies, Americans don't make the grade

Ribozyme package effective against hepatitis B virus

International trial for vocal cord paralysis and paresis

Mount Sinai to offer NearVision CK

Researchers identify the pattern of gene-expression changes for tuberculosis in a living host

UK industry is the loser from parallel trade in pharmaceuticals

Study finds little effects in patients who take prescription drugs and dietary supplements

If you eat fewer calories you live longer no matter when you start

Human influenza activity remained low in most countries

Huge research funding to target alzheimer's, stroke, diabetes and mental health

Trust in doctors at its highest for twenty years, poll shows

Late-stage breast cancer treatment more effective & cheaper when Fish diagnostic technology is used

22 March 2004

New Treatment for Bladder Infections and UTIs

Blood-forming stem cells fail to repair heart muscle in Stanford study

Stem cells appear not to turn into heart cells

Library on a Slide: Whole genome microarrays for comparative genomics

Study reveals important new factor in cystic fibrosis lung inflammation

Journal access trial announced

A Slight Increase in Blood Pressure Can Mean big Risks

Cheap blood test heralds speedy stroke diagnosis

Prescription drugs in the USA are too expensive

Potentially limitless T-cells made in labs for HIV and cancer patients

UK government plans to bulk-buy hospital operations from private sector

Hay fever misery starts now for some

Once-Daily Alvesco Has Minimal Mouth- and Throat-Related Side Effects in Asthma Patients

Symbicort(reg) Single Inhaler Therapy (Symbicort(reg) SiT) Demonstrates Superior Asthma Control Using Only One Inhaler

Superbug MRSA infection among children up 11 fold in a decade

Blood supply to the brain compromised in coeliac disease

Ministers announce UK prison healthcare trailblazers

New case of bird flu in South Korea confirmed

Global AIDS Conference to focus on Asia

If you smoke your child may develop more allergies

21 March 2004

Breast cancer survival linked to when woman last had a baby

Sunbeds kids under 16 should not use them

BMA response to Government National Health Service workforce figures

Migrating birds spread bird flu? Japanese and Korean bird flu strain match

Brain enzyme regulates weight

New Technique To Detect Activity Of Drugs In The Body

Colon cancer screening over half of patients never have it done

Do anaemia drugs increase cancer risk?

How best to tackle obesity problem time bomb

Rockefeller University scientists take on controversial vibration theory of smell

Japanese health insurance industry faces winnowing out

20 March 2004

Meat tolerant genes offset high cholesterol and disease

Buprenorphine may help those addicted to heroin and cocaine

Long-lasting medication shows promise for treatment of heroin addiction

Prevention program curbs drug abuse among middle-school youth

Adolescent behavioral symptoms may indicate increased smoking risk

Cross-species comparison reveals shared features between tumorigenesis and organogenesis

Novelty-seeking teens more easily influenced by tobacco advertisements

Genes indicate which adult leukemia patients will respond to therapy

Phthalates health risks

First large-scale trial of genetically personalised treatment for breast cancer to start soon

Disparity between countries in breast conservation rates

Survival benefit of treatment in trials and at large centres

Gene chips help gauge chemotherapy's effectiveness in adult leukemia patients

Key to proper blood vessel growth in eye and ear found

Monkey virus jumps to humans

Your partner has HIV and so might you say hoax hospital letters

Ricin attack could be neutralised by new vaccine

7-month old girl undergoes eight organ transplant in one go

Shopping sprees burn 193 calories

16th person dies of bird flu in Vietnam 12 year old boy

19 March 2004

Prototype computer allows blind to see

HIV-infected have thicker carotid artery walls

Lung cancer new drug can help some of them

Premier international cancer meeting

Eye Disorders New Information About Blood-Vessel Formation

New toxicity test could cut animal testing

Why not enough choline results in fewer brain cells, poorer memory

Should nurses conduct breast cancer follow-up visits?

AIDS drug helps to keep HBV at bay during chemotherapy for breast cancer

Call for new guidelines to control early reporting from clinical trials

Metastases share a similar genetic profile to their primary tumour

A shrub may stop prostate cancer

Substance dependence and the brain

First prescribing pharmacists

Loratadine and Hypospadias birth defects study

Cancer survival rates depend on where you live in the UK

Secrets of rogue cancer molecule revealed

Coca Cola withdraws Dasani its purified water from UK market

FDA approves new chewable formulation of Zyrtec for young allergy sufferers

Medicare chief violated federal law claim Senate Democrats

Optical glucose sensor promising for diabetics and intensive care patients

Risks of having no sense of smell

18 March 2004

Enrollment begins for osteoarthritis initiative

Obesity in kids linked to video games not TV

Smallpox vaccine causes harmless skin rashes

Preoperative treatment with Arimidex allows patients to undergo less extensive surgery

EUREKA project finds safer way to destroy BSE waste

Advances in underlying causes of rare body-fat disorders

Protein-only nature of prion infections

Combination therapy drives cancer into remission

Prion shape affects nature of infection

Findings on nerve cell proteins show promise for reducing disability

Avian influenza A(H5N1)- update 33: Situation (human) in Thailand

80 million people now treated to prevent elephantiasis

New hope for women with advanced breast cancer

Breast Cancer Patients on Aromasin More Likely to Remain Cancer Free

Benefits of Lovenox in Management of High-Risk Non-ST-Elevation ACS Patients

Osteoporosis new long-term treatment effective

Dr. Wakefield who triggered MMR panic accused of unethical conduct by UK MP

Medicare costs fiasco Democrats threaten to sue

Artificial heart wins cautious FDA adviser backing

MRI scans improve the moods of manic depressives

Fall in number of smokers in UK to 26%

New flu strain in Australia B-Brisbane strain

Drug trial shows almost triple survival rates for pancreatic cancer patients

Mobile phones key role in a fully engaged healthcare scenario

24% of UK 16 to 17 year old girls take the contraceptive pill

Pregnant women told to beware of mercury in fish by European Union

Many health plans collect premiums, ignore claims in the USA

17 March 2004

Diabetics live 12 years less than others

Tumor suppressor genes predict bladder cancer future

Fewer but more advanced colon cancers in postmenopausal women on E&P hormone therapy

Association between welfare and poor health Canada

Optical glucose sensor holds promise for diabetics and intensive care patients

Heart and lung transplantation clinical trail results to be announced at ISHLT meeting

Cod liver oil may contain flame retardants

UK a global centre of excellence for clinical imaging

MEP calls for European strategy in the fight against breast cancer

Top medical and scientific societies commit to providing free access to research

Home blood pressure test better than office test for predicting cardiovascular events

Transdermal patch as effective as intravenous pump for post-op pain control

Treatment of ductal carcinoma in situ varies widely in USA

Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Second-hand Smoke

Teenage Sexual Activity-Implementing Effective Practice

Japan sets tougher penalties for not reporting bird flu

Anti-bird flu steps aimed at children in Japan

BSE testing in USA to beccome more extensive

Poor childhood health a growing concern in Japan

Breast cancer young women suffer for a long time afterwards

Muscle or joint pain 50% of Europeans get no treatment

Parents not detecting obesity in their kids as it is so common

Fake drugs is big business in USA

Health insurance costs rise in US especially in California

16 March 2004

Tuberculosis strains stay close to home

Detection at a Distance for More Sensitive MRI

Male and female brains respond differently to visual sexual stimuli

Memories are harder to forget than currently thought

Lupus discovery may pave way to better-designed COX-2 inhibitors

Germ-free transparent fish open new window into gut development

Prenatal exposure to second-handsmoke greater for disadvantaged children

Emerging threats in health and medicine

Natural brain chemical can treat narcolepsy

Medicare reform people saying it was politically motivated

MMR uptake increases in Scotland to 87.6%

TB A Major Threat To The European Union

Atkins diet for fat kids says cancer specialist Julian Peto

FDA sued over Serzone by consumer group

Adult diabetes not so adult any more

Recipients of blood since 1980 cannot donate blood vCJD risk

How amphetamine affects the dopamine transporter

Male-targeting bacterium's genome is deciphered

Student builds micro biosensor chip to move DNA molecules

Depression recovery undermined by thyroid condition

Medicare drug discount card response better than anticipated - savings may be greater

What is low-carb? FDA to decide

US 100 worst asthma cities in order of rank

Radiation therapy effective for recurrent cancer after radical prostatectomy

15 March 2004

Nicotine's protective effect against neurodegenerative disorders

Obesity drug inhibits prostate tumor growth

Tumor characteristics help predict survival in breast cancer patients

Switched-Off genes put first chink in colon cell's anti-tumor armor

Tissue cells can revert to stem cells

depression linked to an autoimmune thyroid condition may have poor prognosis

Alcohol-exposed babies respond more slowly to their environment, and take longer to calm down

Alcohol consumption can damage hearing

Acupuncture effective against chronic headaches

US anti-obesity program only half hearted

Whooping cough jab with thimerosal autism link still used in the UK

Baldness cure could be five years away

Research gettitng closer to a cure for diabetes

Teenage pregnancy plan a complete disaster in the UK

Binge-drinking costing UK £20 billion a year

Obesity drug fights prostate cancer

BMA calls for action not words on alcohol crisis in UK

Medicine's poor relation gets 15 minutes of fame UK

Diabetes in Kids Huge Study Planned

Relationship Between Obesity-Associated Diabetes And Heart Disease

Alzheimer's disease a new hypothesis

14 March 2004

Do more to curb smoking say British experts

Devatstating Basketball Foot Injury New Insights

Priorities for oral health research

Neutraceuticals what is that?

New Treatment For Headache

Japanese ministry to file complaint against bird flu farm

Cold kits cut antibiotic use and reduce prescriptions

Scotland's health split down the middle

Pay drug addicts not to reproduce says UK expert

13 March 2004

Childhood obesity leads to adult diabetes

Why new lung cancer treatment is effective for some but not others

One million disabled adults lack adequate help with essential needs USA

Two drugs better than one for lowering blood pressure

Interrupting early changes resulting in diabetic vision loss

Nanotechnology to visualize cellular processes for the development of cancer drugs

EU marketing approval for Faslodex(TM) breast cancer drug

SARS blocked by mouse antibody

Dental anesthesia that is the question

Tumor treatment determined by genetic profile, not clinical appearance

Dental caries vaccine?

FDA confronts obesity problem food labels to be revised

Cover up by drug safety agency or gross negligence?

Mother charged with murder because she refused C-section

New HIV treatment with fewer pills for patients to take

WHO to host influenza pandemic preparedness meeting

Madrid Hospitals Overwhelmed by Bomb Victims

Dividing Asthma May Improve Treatments

Syphilis becoming more resistance to antibiotic

Why did Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson have a pacemaker fitted?

12 March 2004

Use of PET scans in early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease

Method produces uniform, self-assembled nanocells

How new neurons grow in adult brain

Before and After Diet Ads Promote Bias Against Overweight People

Researchers model embryo implantation and tumour metastasis in fruit flies

US medical privacy law makes health research harder, dearer

Gene variants may increase susceptibility to type 2 diabetes

Johns Hopkins gene hunters pinpoint new cancer gene target

Yellow fever in Liberia - update 2

Management and Outcomes of Care of Fever in Early Infancy

Eating disoders, families, media and education crucial in preventing it

Gene responsible for blood vessel development and ACD in newborns link

The Thompson Diet devised by US Health Secretary Tommy Thompson

FDA and Major League Stand-off Over andro

Alcoholics new effective treatment possible

Child soldiers the horrors they experience the trauma that stays with them

Anthrax terror attack USA prepares

Tooth erosion in teenagers up 200% due to fizzy drinks

Adult death syndrome and heart abnormalities new measures in UK

Condoms no good against some sexually transmitted diseases

Taking choline during pregnancy super-charges brain for life

11 March 2004

Stress hormones and heart failure

Can exercise before diving prevent decompression sickness?

Breast cancer study shows increased disease - free survival

Post-mortem drug test errors

Joslin Diabetes Center urges action to stem the tide of type 2 diabetes

Promising new trial to fight colorectal cancer

Swiss look at anti obesity tax

Bird Flu CDC Removes Hong Kong from Bird Ban

Female mammals do produce new eggs after birth

Breast cancer drug 30% better than tamoxifen

House of Representatives protects fast-food chains

33% of Kids who avoid milk break a bone by the age of 8

Do Not Start Seroxat Patients On High Doses Doctors Told

Two new bird flu vaccines developed in China

More GPs needed to provide patient services, says BMA

National no smoking day in UK

New prostate cancer marker may mean earlier diagnosis and fewer repeat bioposies

More smoking and heavy drinking in America's military

Celebrities asked not to promote junk foods

Regulators bearing down on andro abuse in sports

NHS doctors and dentists get above inflation pay rise UK

GP pay award will hinder recruitment UK

Breast cancer study suggests role for tissue in carcinogenesis

10 March 2004

Beta blockers usage in USA low despite insurance

Brain development gene identified

How nutrients and other molecules get into cells

Many heart patients forget to take their medicines

Coffee really does ward of adult diabetes

Poverty gap in cancer survival has widened UK

Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid

Mental health research in developing countries

Athlete hormone supplement may not increase testosterone

Bird flu over in a week Thailand

So called virgins have same rate of sexually transmitted diseases as non-virgins

Health professionals exposed to constant violence UK

Anorexics have lower risk of breast cancer

Exercise better than angioplasty in stable coronary artery disease

Genital Herpes Down Among Teens, Syphilis and other STDs Up in USA

Rusedski Cleared of Doping Offence

Driving, vehicle exhaust and kitchen smoke lung cancer link

Japan bans Canadian poultry

Milk helps gout meat and seafood do not

Heart attack patients face 25% lower death risk if hospitals follow national care standards

First-ever case study book to advance medication error prevention

Subsidies favor older researchers in Japan

Cooking chicken at 75 C for 1 minute kills bird flu virus

New smallpox vaccine safer and more effective

09 March 2004

Environmental enrichment lessens protein deficits in mouse model of Huntington's

Diets high in fat and animal protein linked to risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

Hospitals Following Heart Attack Guidelines Have Better Outcomes

abortion does not affect birth weight of future babies

Vertebral fractures are underreported

It's the RNA

Reduced scarring helps nerves grow through spinal injuries

Biology behind homosexuality in sheep, study confirms

Lack of awareness about stroke hinders use of life-saving drugs

Women's vulnerability to AIDS increasing worldwide

Low cholesterol drugs at high dose significantly reduce heart attacks strokes and deaths

Pregnancy after cancer and menopause closer

Doctors on Child Protection Cases Getting Hate Mail

More doctors in training than ever before UK

New advice issued on risperidone and olanzapine

Babies Born To Mothers Who Drink Alcohol Heavily May Suffer Permanent Nerve Damage

Rimonabant helps smokers quit while limiting weight gain

Inpatient cardiac risk management program promotes lifestyle changes

GM foods unlikely to harm humans says British Medical Association

McDonald's salad has 18.4 grams of fat cheeseburger has 11.5 grams

BMA welcomes increase in medical student numbers UK

AMA encourages patients, providers to observe Patient Safety Awareness Week

Obesity overtaking smoking as America's number one killer

Viagra safe for men with congestive heart failure

08 March 2004

Watching Genes in Action

State-Required Continuing Medical Education Does Not Affect Heart Attack Care

Community Hospitals Do Not Transfer High-Risk Heart Patients For Aggressive Therapy

Environmental consequences from ongoing boom in personal computer sales

C-Reactive Proteins Do Not Predict Early Osteoarthritis

DNA will become future sunscreen

Bird flu spreads to crows Japan

Kansas beef firm setting up BSE lab

Depression And Back Pain

Do not give schoolgirls the morning-after-pill say its manufacturers

Self-examining of breasts pointless says WHO

Diabetic women heart attack deaths drop dramatically

Water therapy helps patients with fibromyalga

Phobias and sudden cardiac death link

New breast cancer test detects cancer before lump comes

Pregnant women can safely take inhaled steroids for asthma

Constant anger makes teenagers fat

brain can switch to automatic pilot during learning

Off-label use of migraine drug gives children relief

07 March 2004

Patient's Own Fat Cells To Treat Heart Disease

Raise drink prices say UK doctors

IVF couples usually give up after first cycle

Texan school meals get healthier

Healthcare ten years behind in IT

Drinking curbs planned by Irish government

Chicken genetic sequence decoded

Parents must eat well for children to eat well

British politicians are fat and unfit

06 March 2004

Improving Clinical Handover - A World Leading Event

Stark rise in childhood cancer the sad truth

An apple a day? There are better choices apparently

Alzheimer vaccine new animal moder

Anger and weight gain link

Obesity in kids Metabolic Footprint may be new measure

Stroke deaths reduced by folic acid fortification

Childhood obesity and high blood pressure

Plea for bone marrow donors to save four brothers in UK

Help save my sons please

Life after testicular cancer

Pre-eclampsia cancer link especially breast cancer

Iraq's health system in worse shambles now than before the war

Junior doctors warn against dumbing down medical training UK

Alzheimer's patients helped with extracts of sage and lemon balm

Clinical Research in the USA at a Crossroads

Anti-AIDS campaign in danger of collapse says UN Envoy

US Attorney General in Hospital for Gallstone Pancreatitis

Care Managers Help Depressed Elderly Reduce Suicidal Thoughts

Stem-cell therapy has disadvantages

05 March 2004

Elderly need special attention in the dental chair

New reconstructive surgery improves appearance, outcomes for skin cancer patients

Pediatricians vital in spotting depressed mothers

New Breast Pap Smear May Prevent Onset of Breast Cancer

Faulty DNA replication and neurological diseases link

MRI useful tool in diagnosing inflammatory bowel diseases in children

Detecting vitamin B12 deficiency prevents anaemia and memory loss

Eating Fiber Reduces The Risk Of Heart Disease

Female circumcision condemned by British Home Secretary

HHS to Lead Effort to Enhance Biosecurity in Dual Use Research

Statins reduce risk of strokes by 30%

Milk products keep kids leaner than no milk products

Cancer therapist jailed for conning his dying patients

Smoking and blindness in old age strong link

Internet is key to patient power

Implantable, Continuous Sensor Reduced Glucose Fluctuations in Type 1 Diabetes

Continuing Progress on Cancer Waiting Times - UK

Elderly Depression in USA

Key to Stroke Recovery Early Treatment

Dengue fever in Indonesia - update

Now Americans are eating too much fat?

04 March 2004

Pioneering treatments for irritable bowel syndrome, post traumatic stress disorder

Researchers study role of herbal medicines in management of menopausal symptoms

Painkiller linked to rise in overdose deaths

Vitamin B-12 levels linked to bone loss in aging women

Light-sensitive gloves reduce risk of germ transfer

Gonorrhea test may give false-positive results

Naropin(REG) now approved for intrathecal administration in the European Union

Woman gives birth to her own grandchildren

UK health department asks public how to improve

Statistics on Adults' Attitudes to Mental Illness in UK 2003

Phototherapy for skin disease

HIV patients live longer with Hepatitis G virus

Delay in tackling blindness leaving thousands blind - UK

Cosmetic Surgery Popular in the UK

CJD trials two years late and still waiting

Junk food ads aimed at kids to continue in UK

McDonald's to stop mega portions

Earache should not be treated with antibiotics

Lupus kidney failure reduced by drugs

Haiti Restoring Health Services

Fevers in babies reduce allergies later in life

Rising asbestos deaths to come in the USA

DNA weakness key to cancer

Fake medical university on the web sells degrees for $40,000

Pain medication Kadian safe and effective for the elderly

03 March 2004

Does giving good bacteria reduce infections?

Improving treatment of medulloblastoma

UK Government Proposes Long-Term Strategy for Science

Ensure the online Pharmacy You Are Dealing With Is Truly Canadian

Anti-nausea drug may interfere with cancer chemotherapy

Linezolid besttreatment for drug-resistant pneumonia

Crystal methamphetamine use increases HIV risk

Physician assistant 3rd fastest-growing profession

Moderate drinking good for the health

Drugs on the internet a growing global problem

Ban junk food ads say 100 UK groups

Estrogen-Alone Study Has Stopped NIH Tells Women

Amniocentesis replaced by simple blood test for pregnant mothers

Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario 121 autism related complaints

AIDS Blamed for South Africa's 50% Adult Death Rate Increase

Post-natal depression detected by short screening tool

GMC to investigate Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy expert

Haiti Hospitals in Desperate Crisis

Avian influenza A(H5N1)- update 31

Bird flu statistics 1959-2003

NSF to Hold Course on Waterborne Pathogens

MMR autism link 10 doctors retract

Prozac warning to elderly

Growth of new blood vessels promoted by fat cells

CDC Recommends Suspension of the Routine use of the 3rd-4th Doses of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine

Rich genes travel more

02 March 2004

New blood clot index measures risk of death

Breast cancer new imaging technique developed

Memories do light up the corners of our mind

Psychiatric study for cancer patients to measure psychoactive medication

Different Dialysis Treatments Patients Should Be Informed About Them

Anger and illness in men

Depression inflammatory bowel disease link

Chicken Genome Assembled

Whooping cough growing despite vaccinations in USA

AIDS in China 90% unaware they have it

Teenage Cancer Fast Growth Link

HRT health risks greater than benefits

SARS Nurses most stressed of all

vCJD Statistics UK

Breast milk lowers blood pressure for life

Hip patients fitted with ABG I acetabular cups to be reviewed UK

Atkins Depression Link?

Deep Vein Thrombosis treatment with pill made from bark

Complementary therapists to be regulated in UK, says Health Minister

Anthrax vaccine inquiry soldiers demand

Secretary Thompson Launches Telehealth Demonstration to Improve Cancer Research and Care

FDA and safer medicines to reduce deaths and injuries

Limit antibiotics and eat your vegetables

01 March 2004

Potentially blinding eye disease more prevalent than thought

US hasmore pediatricians than it needs for the next 20 years

Orthokeratology contact lenses cause permanent vision loss in children

Cough and cold care kits reduce antibiotic use

Japanese patients want more involvement in making treatment decisions

China medical reforms to help rural areas

Viagra no good for women who need brain stimulation

Women executives turn to alcohol more than male peers

20 Fattest towns in UK and 20 Thinnest

10,000 steps a day is good for the heart

NHS Advertising campaign to address staff shortage in UK

Americans are getting bigger but not taller

Herbal remedies for memory have little effect

Teen cancer patients ignored in UK says Teenage Cancer Trust

Ukraine AIDS fight under new management

Blinding Eye Disease Promising New Therapy

Polio in Ivory Coast came from Nigeria

29 February 2004

Bird Flu in Japan Third Outbreak Confirmed

Aspirin Induced Asthma

Insomnia drug Estorra gets conditional approval

Church and Nutrition Fat Pastors Need to Confront Gluttony

Skin patch for blood pressure great for stroke patients

Blindness cure? Optic nerves regenerated

Reviewers needed for BMA medical book competition

Korea to import artificial skin

Oily fish makes you less hostile

Prince Charles is wrong about complementary medicines, say NHS managers

X-rays - new synchrotron light source

Inquiry into the European Working Time Directive - evidence from BMA

Batteryless implant measures blood pressure in heart

28 February 2004

Baby's face lights up emotional center of new mom's brain

Drugs limit deadly side effects of graft-versus-host disease

Tagging faulty genes with fluorescent nanodots

Standardizing disaster models to help first responders

Researchers decode genome of rabbit fever pathogen

Premenstrual Syndrome Drug Brings Relief

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