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18 May 2004

Promising new drug to stop kidney transplant rejection

Good enzyme for Alzheimer disease ADAM

Toll-free road from sepsis

CellCept(R) registry data demonstrated superior long-term organ transplant outcomes

Investigational drug LEA29Y may provide new option for preventing transplant organ rejection

Brain's center of reasoning and problem solving is among the last to mature

Two studies weigh in on low-carb diets

UK and Slovak governments sign co-operation agreement for a range of medical conditions

Want successful e-health projects? Get doctors involved early

Iraqi doctors to visit Japan on government invite

Nursing care debate heats up in Japan

Rise in rubella cases in Japan may indicate outbreak

Japanese scientists kill bacteria by electrocution

Smokers twice as likely to suffer cancer recurrence Japanese survey

Low carb diet wins over low fat diet in short term but is the same over the long term

Diabetes increases Alzheimer's risk by 65%

World Health Assembly set to tackle key health issues

New indication would expand the role of Taxotere in the treatment of breast cancer

First Ever Trial Comparing Biologic Therapy With Conventional Therapy in Patients With Crohn's Disease

Single dose of Zoledronic acid yields significantly higher, faster response rates than standard Paget's disease therapy

Clinical action cards to help GPs recognise new diseases and new threats UK

Drinking soda linked to rise in gullet cancer

Ischemic Stroke Care Timing, Team and tPA

Ear infections asthma link

Asthma UK sets research agenda

Seeing through patients' eyes Independent report into NHS UK

e-Health better health and healthcare through the use of information and communications technologies

SARS outbreak is now contained says World Health Organization

Decline in 12-15 year olds' knowledge about the dangers of HIV/AIDS UK

Acute myocardial infarction admission glucose level predicts mortality

Clozapine reduces drug-induced psychosis in Parkinson's disease

Concerns About Tablet Splitting Of Most Prescribed Muscle Relaxant

17 May 2004

Data show investigational antibiotic rifaximin safe, effective in preventing travelers diarrhea

Research targets biologic profile of obesity

Lung recipients take far fewer drugs with University of Pittsburgh approach

Interventional procedures significantly improve quality of life for obese patients

Gene discovered for Cornelia de Lange syndrome, a disabling genetic disease

New screening method turns up potential compound for treating anthrax

Ask nurses if they have washed their hands, patients are told

The first washing machine with British Allergy Foundation Seal of Approval

German Parliament Approves Gene-Food Law

Placebos effect revealed in calmed brain cells of Parkinson's disease patients

Designing our environment to improve our health

Ribozyme Reversal of Fortunes

Dramatic fall in delayed discharges UK

Aventis Ends Peptor Collaboration

HIV Medicines Joint Assessement by GlaxoSmithKline and Boehringer Ingelheim

NHS faces major challenge to prevent increasing numbers of deaths from diabetes and coronary heart disease UK

Canadian Medical Association develops publication informing doctors about health information technology in Canada

Breast cancer gene confirmed by scientists

New £156,000 funding boost for the National Autistic Society UK

Organizers ask Greeks to smoke less during the Olympic games

Once daily fixed dose HIV drug combination of 3 anti-HIV drugs development underway

Novel Obesity Compound 2 Companies Discuss Development and Marketing Agreement

Roche funds a new international foundation for anemia research

Mental health crisis growing in prisons UK

Good communications halts disease

Reluctant teens need brief intervention to deal with stresses of modern life

Leave it to the experts on drugs and alcohol

Passive smoking kills one pub or bar worker every week in the UK

Are mTOR inhibitors the new kidney transplant drugs?

What is Asthma? What Causes an Asthma Episode? Who Gets Asthma? What Are Some Asthma Triggers?

16 May 2004

Psychological Factors May Be Root Of Back Pain

Researchers advance fight against pancreatic cancer

Computer system makes 'chain' of health care stronger, safer

Breast exams could be teachable moment to prompt colon cancer screening

Researchers identify cancer-causing gene involved in aggressive leukemia, lymphoma

Moderate drinking raises hormone that protects from artery disease

Numbers of people at risk of diabetes grows in the USA

What is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ADHD?

Conference about Complexities of Co-Occurring Medical Conditions USA

Study in Flies Allows Researchers to Visualize Formation of a Memory

Women benefit more from moderate drinking than men

Binge drinking predicts suicide attempts in teenagers

Medical Research Council to identify the ultimate diet UK

Faster growing babies are at greater risk of heart disease and stroke in adult life

Ear infection and asthma link in kids

Minnesota State employees will get prescription drugs free from Canada

15 May 2004

The International Pandemic of Obesity

Rapid communications in mass spectrometry

Mental Health And Heart Disease Tightly Linked

New molecule may be basis for drugs that battle overeating and drug dependency

NIH Launches Study of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for Severe, Treatment-Resistant Lupus

Genes may be linked to medically unexplained fatigue in Gulf War veterans

GPs will be given new powers to charge overseas visitors for their services UK

World Health Assembly set to tackle key health issues

Novartis marks 20 years of improving patients' lives with innovative treatments for transplantation

British Medical Association calls for shake up of medico-legal reporting industry

FDA Announces Recall of "DU" Brand Nasal Decongestant Due To Possible Health Risk

Large amount of flu vaccine unused Japan

Two more groups of mosquitoes discovered with West Nile virus in the East Valley, Arizona

Facts about the uninsured in America would shock other developed nations

No More Jail Terms for Drug Possession Russia

A New Way to Kill Cancer: Viruses Can Destroy Lung, Colon Tumors

Body Mass Index unreliable guide says obesity task force chair

14 May 2004

BC and BU Awarded Program Project Grant to Study White Blood Cells Involved in Leukemia

Research in monkeys suggests estrogen therapy may lower androgens in postmenopausal women

Specialized hospital to home care improves the health of elderly with heart failure

Emory conference to educate health professionals about 'metabolic syndrome'

Most Americans have sought mental health treatment but cost, insurance still barriers

Researcher funded to locate lung tumors

Mechanism found that may protect kidneys in early stages of diabetes

Screening for liver diseases

Synbiotic modulation of gut flora improves minimal hepatic encephalopathy in cirrhotic patients

Series of projects aim to improve health of people in Wales

Boys Have More Literacy Problems than Girls UK Study

Motion that powers sperm provides key to unravelling rare genetic disorder

Gene maps of simpler life forms point the way to human disease gene

From algae, weeds and people: new genetic clues to complex obesity syndrome

Biologists Uncover Genetic Links to Broad Range of Human Disorders Resulting from Cilia Dysfunctions

Why youngsters try to do impossible things

Heart disease kills more women annually than all cancers combined

Novel vitamin discovery offers clues for cancer chemotherapy and lipid disorders

New research in atrial fibrillation

Embryonic stem cell - based tissue engineering may help repair damaged heart muscle

Breastfeeding protects your baby from heart disease (atherosclerosis) later in life

Statins may help treat Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer's and Ostoeporosis

British Medical Association response to primary care health tourism consultation

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Announce New Goals and Organizational Design

Prevalence of Arthritis in the USA 2004

Aventis Acknowledges the Withdrawal of Genasense NDA in Advanced Melanoma by Genta, Inc

Nationwide Consumer Alert Of Children's MOTRIN(reg) Grape Chewable Tablets USA

Computer prescribing systems risk patient safety

What might our health systems look like in 2020?

Web technology can help chronically ill patients

E-Patients are a valuable resource

New charges will protect GP services from abuse UK

New genetic clue to complex obesity syndrome

A Serious HIV Education Problem Russia

Nurses' Work is Crucial for Achieving Equity in Health

It only takes two cigarettes a week for a child to show signs of nicotine addiction

Health Protection Agency helps GPs recognise unusual symptoms of rare diseases

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Issues Head Start Management Initiative

13 May 2004

The human brain responds to receiving rewards the old fashioned way

Missing signal causes misrouting in certain degenerative eye diseases

Frozen or fresh sperm both effective for in vitro fertilization

Digestive Disease Week Turning Science into Medicine

Graphic images of violence alter children's attitudes toward aggression

Soybeans May Reduce Risk of Colon Cancer

ESC highlights need for screening and global risk management as statins move over the counter in UK

Can gene therapy beat HIV?

Women's health research registry aims to improve women's health for future generations USA

Artificial light-dark cycles expose circadian clocks at odds with each other

Nanobodies herald a new era in cancer therapy

Study allows researchers to visualize formation of a memory

New research suggests two brain areas critical for short-term memory

NICE and ABPI make progress on release of confidential data UK

How do I eat five portions of fruit and vegetables a day?

Wild game source of hepatitis E cases Japan

UK doctors concerned about motives for making statins non-prescription drugs

What are statins? How do statins work? What happens when I take a statin?

Keyhole surgery effective for colon cancer with no need to open up the patient's belly

Fracture risk tripled if amino acid levels are high due to low folic acid and B-6 and B-12 vitamins

10% of the world's children are overweight or obese and the figures are rising

USA's Top Medical Centers Seek Participants for Largest Study Comparing Leading Hepatitis C Treatments

US Congress Is Missing the Mark When it Comes to Covering the Uninsured

American Red Cross Gives International Help To 9/11 Victims, Families

Medical indemnity Run-off Cover Scheme legislation Australia

Australian Medical Association welcomes Labor's vaccination pledge

Sperm inject RNA into eggs at fertilisation

12 May 2004

What Are the Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease?

Parents' heart attack or stroke raises risk in their middle-aged children

Lots of small coffees best way to stay awake

Peels of oranges and tangerines may lower cholesterol better than drugs

Research points to potential obesity treatment

$5 million NIH contract to fund development of pediatric heart assist device

Tackling medical schools' informal curriculum

Promoting the brain image bank

Fat Fighting Undermined By Over Active Eating Pacemaker

Smokers welcome help in quitting when offered at clinic visits

Landmark, pivotal Phase IIb/III trial of biotoxin for cancer pain begins

Institute for OneWorld Health CEO advocates focus first on developing world markets

'Cardiofunk' mutation: Probable source of congenital heart defects

Variation of gene associated with decreased risk of heart attack and stroke

Vaccine reduces racial disparity in incidence of childhood pneumonia and meningitis

Muscle-derived cells and gene therapy may cure for post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction

Botox helps ease symptoms of enlarged prostate

Zebrafish model human development and disease

Regeneration of injured muscle from adult stem cells

Two-week payment penalty threatens as HIPAA claims deadline looms USA

UK Armed Forces seriously short of doctors says British Medical Association

The management of information about a patient hospitalization

United States Signs Tobacco Control Treaty

Echinacea does not help prevent colds says study

Low income senior citizens will automatically get Medicare discount card as new bill is rushed through

Does your hand wash solution work for people with peanut allergy?

Study Evaluates Onset of Symptom Improvement for Avodart (Dutasteride) and Proscar(reg) (Finasteride)

Australia a closer look at the 2004-05 Health Budget: Access Economics analysis

General practice misses out in Australian Health Budget

$113 million not much to ask for full vaccination of Aussie kids

All About Careers in Nutrition UK

Statins soon to be over-the-counter drugs in the UK

Many small cups of coffee during the day keeps you awake better than few big cups

Fat and fit is better than thin and idle

Dengue fever in Indonesia - update 4

Yellow fever in Burkina Faso

Dieting among preadolescent and young adolescent females Canadian study

American Urological Association Awards Highest Honor to Urology Chairman at Johns Hopkins

Obesity causes 30 000 deaths a year in the UK

90 per cent of asthma deaths could have been prevented UK

Survey highlights bakers in peril

American Public Health Association Renews Call for Improving Access to Emergency Contraception

HIV Vaccine Awareness Day, May 18, 2004

UK Minister gets the message on dentistry

New study searches for hearty diets

Handsome men evolved thanks to picky females

HHS Provides Guidance on Financial Relationships and Interests in Research Involving Human Subjects USA

Research on premature ejaculation

11 May 2004

Food displays, food colors affect how much people eat

Parent-offspring conflict in the evolution of vertebrate reproductive mode

Living wills don't work, study says

Clerks control healthcare access for uninsured patients USA

Functional genomics enables easy target identification and drives drug discovery

Botulinum Toxin Structure Offers Clues for Vaccines/Treatments

Premature ejaculation is one of man's most common underestimated sexual problems

Calling for standards in cardiology data collection and analysis Ireland

Novel findings about neovessel formation

New patient care process can decrease risk to children on mechanical ventilation

Magnetic treatment may help people with spinal cord injuries

Chronic respiratory symptoms prevalent among Alaska natives

New asthma program in Detroit public schools may improve student grades and decrease absences

Extended exposure to sunlight may be related to the development of certain age-related eye diseases

PCertain eye disorders linked with poorer survival rates

Patients report high levels of trust in medical specialists

Women and heart disease: The role of diabetes and hyperglycemia

Researchers identify potential biomarker for renal cell carcinoma

Patients receiving radioactive seed implant therapy have improved quality of life post-treatment

Panel to Decide if Acrylamide has Reproductive, Developmental Risks

Botswana's 200 000 young children to be immunized, following "importation" of polio from Nigeria

Men with Erectile Dysfunction More Likely to Have High Blood Pressure

Extra advice to parents of newborns boosts babies' health and parents' skills

Many in the Americas suffer from nutritional disorders linked to iodine deficiency

Cover the Uninsured Week Statement by Tommy Thompson USA

New wonder drug starves fat and makes you lose 30% of your body weight

Early Childhood Ear Infections Linked to Asthma

SARS under control in Anhui province China but Beijing officials are more cautious

Phase III Xeloda colon cancer study (X-Act) meets primary endpoint

Impact of allergies in the UK today as 25% are affected by an allergy

Ford Focus C-MAX awarded the British Allergy Foundation Seal of Approval

Could food allergies have made my child autistic?

Passive smokers in London pubs consume the equivalent of one cigarette every three hours

Chlamydia at all-time high in Washington as officials urge sexually active women under 25 to be tested

What is chlamydia? What can it do? What can I do about it?

BT and Intelligence Agency launch eye-opening report on UK care ethic

Hi-Tech Future for Health and Telecare

Prediction Of Disease In The Future?

Questions to ask yourself when you learn about a new medical finding

WHO welcomes Canada's landmark contribution to the global 3 by 5 AIDS treatment initiative

Unprecedented opportunity to fight HIV/AIDS and change the course of history

Federal Health Budget 2004-05 - Aged care the highlight of 'catch-up' health budget Australia

The metabolic syndrome - what is it, why are we interested and what are we doing?

Repairing the foundation: the future of primary care Canada

Striking Lack of Awareness of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

New National Health Service childcare allowance UK

£4million programme to tackle chronic eye disease UK

Once-Daily Solifenacin Succinate Improved Key Symptoms of Overactive Bladder in Women

Efficacy Cited As Number 1 Reason Why Patients Switch Back To Viagra

Becoming a nurse or midwife in the UK

In Safer Hands: special focus on managing anticoagulation in General Practice

Recruiting patients for clinical trials remains a challenge UK

'Good guy' blood cells are now suspects in heart disease, diabetes

10 May 2004

Researchers open new line of attack on tuberculosis

Obesity reversed in mice by destroying blood vessels that service fat cells

High blood testosterone levels associated with increased prostate cancer risk

Obese men may have increased risk for prostate cancer recurrence after surgery

Chemists find a new chink in TB's armor

UMHS study links gonorrhea, prostate cancer in men

Prostate cancer marker could lead to earlier diagnosis

Overactive bladder symptoms affect sexual activity of women

Six-year results of botox injections for bladder dysfunction

Kidney cancer can be diagnosed in urine

Role Of Calcium In The Formation Of Kidney Stones

Lifestyle changes Can Delay the Onset Of Dementia

Inhaled steroids safe for pregnant women

New schizophrenia drug added to Australian benefits scheme

Advice for caterers on allergy and intolerance

Child Malnutrition Increases in Southern Iraq

Japanese government plans extra resources to fight declining birthrate

First inkling of maleness began when parasitic bacteria jumped between cells

SARS virus found in the sweat glands of people killed by the infection

Geographic Differences in Prostate Cancer Mortality Rates

Stress - Do you suffer from 5 or more of these stress warning signs?

Forecast for hospital spending in the USA

66% of America's wired senior citizens search for health information online

Antioxidants and Lower Asthma Risk for Kids Later in Life

Depression a Predictor of Coronary Artery Disease Mortality

Alarm in China as AIDS spreads rapidly across the country

UK nurses say extra money for the NHS did nothing to increase frontline staff

New York State may require nurses to obtain 4-year degrees

Nancy Reagan endorses human embryonic research (stem cell research)

Sun dangers for children's skin ignored by most parents, despite risks

Skin Cancer Statistics and Factsheets UK

Do not sleep with your baby Department of Health UK says

Race claims against the British Medical Association are withdrawn

Levitra shows fastest ever response time demonstrated of any PDE5 treatment tor erectile dysfunction

Visudyne(reg) launched in Japan for treatment of age-related macular degeneration

Novartis files Femara applications for indication as first ever post-tamoxifen treatment for early breast cancer

Aneurysm screening could save lives

Training carers reduces stroke burden and saves money

Striking differences in self harm services in England

New Strategy Aims to Halve Malaria Deaths by 2010

Myths stop women breastfeeding their babies

New proposals to improve safety of Anaesthesia UK

More health professionals to be given power to prescribe UK

New electronic x-rays and scans will mean faster diagnosis for patients UK

Abuse of Iraqis well thought through say psychologists

09 May 2004

Most household cleaners remove peanut allergens

Study suggests patients comfortable, satisfied with robotic doctor

Any soldier is capable of abuse under stress of battle say experts

American Medical Association president speaks out about nation's uninsured

Stroke survivors benefit from exercise 20 minutes 3 to 7 times a week

New European clinical trial regulations to protect patients

Health information delivered to your door UK

66 new research grants announced by the Canadian Cancer Society

Snoring Increases Mortality In Heart Disease

Male Orgasmic Quality Affected By Prostate Cancer Surgery

US Secretary Thompson tells families to help mothers save money by looking at Medicare web site

Youngest Type II diabetes child ever is five years old

08 May 2004

Max daily OTC dose of acetaminophen shows efficacy comparable to Rx doses of naproxen for OA pain

Eating disorder behavior linked to suicide risk

It's a gamble: dopamine levels tied to uncertainty of rewards

Uncertainty in clinical tests raises health care costs

Conference promotes breast and cervical cancer awareness in Nigeria

Losing a job near retirement age significantly increases risk of stroke

Irritable bowel syndrome helped by Paroxetine a drug for depression

American genetic abnormality also discovered in the Netherlands

Deaf-blind woman deafer than deaf-blind man

Closing in on treatment for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease?

Cannabinoids spell relief in colon inflammation

New data shows Seroquel achieves remission in bipolar mania

UNC study may help predict premature infants at risk of total blindness

Families stage breastfeeding sit-in to put focus on maternity care Australia

FDA to Determine Health Significance of Low Furan Levels in Foods

Morning after pill not approved as OTC drug in the USA

Japan Marrow Donor Program to shorten wait for marrow transplants

Abuse of elderly a growing problem in Japan

NHS Chief Executive hails turnaround in health services UK

NHS waiting list figures to 31 March 2004 - Statistical Press Notice UK

Community prescribing by pharmacists starts in England

Millions of Americans at risk for vision loss or blindness, numbers will surge

Children can develop cancers through chemical exposures says Australian Chemical Trauma Alliance

Will the foreign invasion of drugs into the USA really take off now?

Future UK doctors face training chaos, British Medical Association warns

World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day Highlights Global Humanitarianism

07 May 2004

Scientists uncover how brain retrieves and stores older memories

Tissue involved in brain development may offer new approach to stroke treatment

Soy processing influences estrogen-dependent breast cancer growth in mice

Long-term study proves ADDERALL XR is a safe and effective option to treat adults with ADHD

Survey of adults reveals life-long consequences of ADHD

First multi-center trial shows cryosurgery successful at treating some early-stage breast cancer

Parkinson's symptoms improved by Ritalin

American Academy of Neurology Guidelines for Treating of Epilepsy

Many men take dietary supplements to prevent prostate cancer

Alternative Medicine Therapy Now Being Tested for Heart Disease

Genetic explanations for some previously unexplained sudden cardiac deaths

Trial found no impact of Malarone(TM) on performance and alertness tasks

Type 1 diabetes may be prevented with disruption of a gene

Kadian alleviated chronic pain in patients unsuccessfully treated with well-known therapies

Second generation targeted antibodies - It's all in the binding

Dampened hopes for transplanting bone marrow stem cells in heart attacks

Policy makers need to rethink obesity message

Seroquel new data show efficacy and tolerablity in bipolar depression

Protein in male reproductive tract kills bacteria, may improve fertility

FDA Announces Modernization of Food Good Manufacturing Practices

FDA Proposes Rule on Combination Products

Statistics on NHS Stop Smoking Services in England, April to December 2003

Doctors deride denim UK

Doctors resort to self-defence classes UK

Jury service for doctors could disrupt patient care UK

Blocking the brain drain of doctors to rich countries

Disciplinary threats crank up academic research pressure UK

Beware of healthy cities rankings as they are not scientifically based

Hospitals over-irradiated patients Japan

Am I overweight? Does body shape make a difference? But I don't eat that much!

Chromosome Losses Mean Poor Survival in Childhood Leukemia

Indiplon is safe and effective in treating patients with chronic and transient insomnia

Trial found no impact of Malarone on Performance and Alertness Tasks

Medicare recipients either confused or at best unimpressed with discount cards

Libya Amnesty International shocked by the imposition of death sentences

Human tragedy unfolding in Romanian psychiatric hospitals says Amnesty International

Dieting and exercise improve osteoarthritis

06 May 2004

Cancer gene therapy news backgrounder: New ideas fuel next generation gene therapy research

50% of depression patients still suffer from depression 18 months later

Professor publishes book on historic mosquito wars

Trials launched to test treatment of cognitive dysfunction in schizophrenia

Gene Therapy Reduces Drinking in Rats with Genetic Predisposition to Alcoholism

Increased risk of cardiovascular disease shown in polycystic ovary syndrome patients

Transplant rejection averted by simple light exposure in Stanford animal study

SPECT imaging shows promise for accurate, early diagnosis of Alzheimer's

Exploring why disease affects people differently

Researchers identify novel method of distinguishing Alzheimer's disease from other types of dementia

One-drug therapy approach to treating bipolar disorder

Attacking bipolar disorder in young adults boosts outcome, says Stanford study

First genome-scale computational model of gene regulation

Insulin-Producing Pancreatic Cells that are Attacked in Type 1 Diabetes are Replenished by Duplication

Cord Blood Stem Cells Save Children With Hurler's Syndrome

Plain Film X-Rays May Not Be Necessary in Some Children with Non-Traumatic Stomach Pain

MDCT is Better Than Plain Film in Diagnosing Hip Replacement Complications

MRI-Guided Breast Biopsy System Is Safe and Efficient

Thoracic PET Appropriate for Diagnosing Some Lung Cancer Patients

Biopsy System is Effective in Completely Removing Benign Breast Masses

NHS must not be complacent about Euro working time directive UK

Launch of "Diabetes Action Now" by The World Health Organization

SARS investigation continues to focus on the National Institute of Virology in Beijing, China

New approach to night work better for hospitals and patients

New Efforts to Improve Access to Accurate Bilingual Health Information USA

Parents with sick children create siblings as tissue donors

Fifth actor tests positive for HIV in Californian porn industry as alarm sets in

Martha Fox lastminute.com founder back in UK after serious crash in Morocco

Americans favor alcohol tax increases American Medical Association poll

Gene which plays a crucial role in heart attacks pinpointed by Japanese scientists

Study finds HIV protein can drive immune cells away

Whether you stay fit depends on your personality type

Women in love have more testosterone while men in love have less

7 health workers who 'deliberately infected' 426 kids with HIV virus are sentenced to death in Libya

Consultation launched on food and health action plan and physical activity by UK Health Minister

Australian Medical Association supports graphic warnings on cigarette packs

New approach to night work better for hospitals and patients UK

05 May 2004

Human brain works heavy statistics learning language

Chromosome losses mean poor survival in childhood leukemia

From biodefense to prostate cancer offense

Mixed amphetamine salts significantly better than atomoxetine in treating children with ADHD

Iron-deficient infants score worse on cognitive and motor tests as teens

NIAID rotavirus vaccine licensed for commercialization

Nerac To Expand Patent Collection With 17 More Resources

Fat cells heal skull defects in mice

Americans Spend More on Health Care But Are Not Healthier

Parkinson's disease dental pulp cells may hold key to treatment

Medical residents report sleep loss and fatigue take toll on learning, work and personal lives

Ads with muscular actors leave men depressed and unhappy with their bodies

Researchers define mechanism that enables stem cells to track migrating brain tumor cells

Parents who smoke more likely to have kids with all year long asthma

Long-term benefits and safety of testosterone gel (AndroGel(R))

Average blood pressure levels on rise among American children/teenagers

Adult Marijuana Abuse And Dependence Increased During 1990s in USA

Mastectomy alert for South Asian women in Yorkshire, England

Information toolkit to help enhance Accident and Emergency patient experience UK

Monthly creutzfeldt jakob disease (CJD) statistics in UK

Patients to play central role in drug safety UK

FDA Approves First Insulin Drug for Diabetic Dogs

FDA Issues Guidances to Help Industry Minimize Risks in Medical Products

Petition to the US Congress to Support High-Quality Scientific Research

Ministry to revise guidelines on sex education at schools in Japan

Chromosome Losses May Mean Poor Survival in Childhood Leukemia

NICE publishes new technology appraisal process and methodology UK

Statement on Texas cow with central nervous system symptoms

Pfizer Files Suit Against Five Internet Sites for Selling Illegal Copy of Lipitor

Less than half England's Hospital Trusts met deadline for new consultant contract

Turning cancer cells from bodyguard to assassin may be basis for new cancer treatments

Are our people healthy? Essay from America

Children's blood pressure in the USA continues to rise and worry health authorities

04 May 2004

Researchers discover new clinical syndrome leading to severe osteoarthritis

Elastic nails help children with broken legs recover faster than traction and body casting

For foster children, unstable placements have higher healthcare costs

Chemical brain scans may help reassure brain tumor patients

Study finds HIV protein can drive immune cells away

New research outlines public health consequences USA

Health care providers should be prepared for high prevalence of co-occurring disorders

Bupropion, counseling may help youth with ADHD stop smoking

Examining motivational interviewing in drug abuse therapy

Combination therapy successful for treating depression

Bupropion may be effective smoking cessation aid for women

Co-occurring disorders increase risk of suicide attempt by adolescents

Genetic testing of embryos to pick 'savior sibling' OK with most Americans

Animal studies show promise treating severe chronic pain

What you eat as important as the medicines you take to control diabetic blood sugar

12-step philosophy improves outcomes of counseling for cocaine addiction

Molecular mechanism found that may improve ability of stem cells to fight disease

Multiple sclerosis drug may help treat cocaine addiction

Pfizer's VFEND (R) as effective in treating Candidemia as two-drug standard of care

Recognition of bacteria in the cytosol by the immune system

Negative side effects downplayed in prostate cancer treatment guides

Cymbalta Helped Patients with Depression Stay Better Longer, New Data Show

European Regulators Reaffirm Pfizer's COX-2 Portfolio

Half a million live with fear of fatal asthma attack UK

Asthma - parental fears limit children's exercise

World Asthma Day marks change

The gender gap closes in Canadian medical schools

Belligerence among brothers and sisters can lead to violence later in dating relationships

Firms may have to assess mental health in Japan

Could Vitamins Raise Levels of Bad Cholesterol?

Medicare-Approved Drug Discount Card Savings Now Available USA

Stem cells transplanted to where your tooth fell out will soon make a new tooth for you

Patients' stomachs drastically reduced they lose weight successfully for 5 years Japan

Canadian health care walkout ends workers angry with unions and government

Alarm in China as 3 more SARS cases are confirmed in Beijing

AstraZeneca announces major investment to support worldwide growth of Symbicort

FDA Advisory Committee Reviews Genasense(reg) For Use in Advanced Melanoma

Flavored Asian cigarettes are even more deadly than regular ones

Brain watching helps suppress pain

Physician paperwork done abroad, but do physicians save money?

New Modeling Grants Target Epidemics, Bioterror

03 May 2004

Even drug-resistant HIV infection responds to right treatment

Women With Epilepsy Have More Complications

Long-term care scheme is needed to ensure success of medical indemnity reforms Australia

Do the print media hype genetic research?

Product withdrawal of potato wedges UK

Male Violence Toward Women Boosts HIV Risk

Three Doctors Charged With Organ Theft in Russia

Carbon Dioxide may find new use in producing medical implants

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