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  1. Infant vaccine against meningitis shows promise
  2. Trick your tummy: Eat before you eat
  3. Millions of young abusing cough medicine
  4. FDA cracks down on makers of 'bioidentical' hormones
  5. Successful dieters share their secrets
  6. Genetic mutations boost autism risk, study says
  7. U.K. leader: Change organ donor process
  8. N.O. pair lends home, hearts for health and hope
  9. Scientists grow working rat heart
  10. There's a crowd of reasons we get the flu in winter
  11. Author gives girls the true picture in 'Body Drama'
  12. Author gives girls true picture in 'Body Drama'
  13. Childhood obesity: A lifetime of danger
  14. Solo drug as good as cholesterol combo
  15. Thermometers help diabetics keep limbs
  16. What you should know about Vytorin and Zetia
  17. Heart attack patients have longer ER wait
  18. Solo drug as good as cholesterol combo
  19. Cancer researcher Judah Folkman dies
  20. FDA: Cloned animals are safe for food
  21. Every doggy into the pool for fitness, fun
  22. 'Bundling' hospital processes may help prevent infections
  23. Women's bisexuality an 'identity,' not phase
  24. Q&A: Cloned food leaves lots to chew on
  25. N.Y. hospital accused of forcing rectal exam
  26. Botswana confirms extremely resistant TB
  27. Q&A: Cloned food leaves lots to chew on
  28. Report: Overall abortion rates continue to drop
  29. 'Surrogate goals' may mislead patients
  30. 'Old person's' arthritis afflicts thousands of kids
  31. U.S. to study bizarre health condition
  32. Slaughterhouse illnesses probed in Minn., Ind.
  33. Drug trials under pressure
  34. Gene combo may hike prostate cancer risk
  35. FDA to declare cold meds too risky for tots
  36. New precaution added to contraceptive label
  37. Health system sweeps drug trinkets from clinics
  38. New studies, different outcomes on caffeine, pregnancy
  39. Health observers expect policy battles
  40. A little slice of folic acid can help prevent birth defects
  41. 'This, Not That' practical for fast-food diners
  42. FDA OKs high blood pressure treatment
  43. 'So grateful': Lives changed after receiving organs
  44. Portland is No. 1 for babies, magazine says
  45. Adult drug for psoriasis shown to be effective in children
  46. Food poisoning can be long-term problem
  47. Father of organ donor unearths stories of new life
  48. Study: Obesity surgery can cure diabetes
  49. Heart disease deaths plummet ahead of 2010 goal
  50. CDC: Too few adults get their vaccines
  51. Anti-inflammatory patch makes U.S. debut
  52. When children catch a cold, make them feel better safely
  53. Study: Bypasses better than stents
  54. Diabetes costs USA more than wars, disasters, study says
  55. Could finger lengths predict musical and athletic ability?
  56. Study: Fighting with your spouse is good for you
  57. Cities study dearth of healthy food
  58. Doctors report transplant breakthrough
  59. Study: The Pill protects from cancer
  60. FDA action months away on Vytorin
  61. Lead linked to aging in older brains
  62. Get the exercise ball rolling with these DVDs
  63. Veganism is taking root
  64. Longing for banned haggis more than just tripe
  65. Veganism is taking root, but is it healthy?
  66. First-episode controversy: The vaccine-autism link
  67. Midlife slump finds people in their 40s down in the dumps
  68. New flu vaccine may not need needles
  69. Cold meds send 7,000 kids to hospitals each year
  70. Hand gels alone may not curb infections
  71. Studies: Arrogance not rampant among young
  72. Heat causes chemical to leach from plastic
  73. Doctors weigh brain-oxygen monitor
  74. Coming soon: Artificial lungs
  75. Military study ties soldiers' symptoms to stress
  76. Breakthroughs in artificial lungs could assist in transplants
  77. FDA cites toxic risk of popular head-lice drug
  78. Fewer early births tied to folic acid
  79. Study: Mercury fades quickly from blood
  80. Swiss change safe sex message on HIV
  81. Team studies how HIV hides in body
  82. FDA: Epilepsy drugs may increase suicide risk
  83. Study: Magnesium sulfate cuts risk of CP in preemies
  84. HPV causing more oral cancer in men
  85. CDC: Flu outbreaks in 11 states
  86. Double dipping? 'Seinfeld' was right
  87. Home-grown problems threaten U.S. food safety
  88. Alternative therapy: healing or hooey?
  89. Deirdre Imus helps schools go green
  90. Baby toiletries linked to chemical risk
  91. Blood pressure vaccine maybe on way
  92. Addiction may be linked to hunger
  93. Study sheds light on transplant recipients, age
  94. Blogging dieter pushes through despite setbacks
  95. More elderly having transplant surgery
  96. Good night, sleep tight, turn off hospital lights
  97. Families often 'lost' in trauma of mental illness
  98. Fish toxin causes illness in Americans
  99. Study: Fat people cheaper to treat
  100. Super-successful siblings: Is it nature or nurture?
  101. More than meets the blue eye: You may all be related
  102. Restaurants as obesity cops doesn't sit well
  103. Stallone puts muscle behind growth hormone, but doctors have doubts
  104. Diabetes study halted after safety review reveals risk
  105. Stallone puts muscle behind HGH; raises alarms
  106. Removing clot aids heart attack healing
  107. Genetic-mapping unveiled to test infectious diseases
  108. Moms passed AIDS to kids by pre-chewing food
  109. Meddling parents of grown children pay a dear price
  110. Insomnia fuels a run in drug sales
  111. 'Limerence' makes the heart grow far too fonder
  112. Pill-sized camera is easy to swallow
  113. U.N.: Tobacco could kill 1 billion by 2100
  114. Merck will pay $671M to settle Medicaid overcharge cases
  115. Study: Acupuncture may boost pregnancy
  116. Study: Sadness can make you spend more
  117. U.N.: Tobacco could kill 1 billion by 2100
  118. FDA warns of Botox adverse reactions
  119. Obese less likely to use seat belts
  120. Obese less likely to buckle up, study says
  121. Doctors use Wii games for rehab therapy
  122. Import alarm keeps sounding on food safety
  123. Not a very glamorous title for Las Vegas: Nation's fattest city
  124. Off-label Botox use linked to serious side effects
  125. Don't let winter freeze you in your workout tracks
  126. Salt intake brings new levels of alarm
  127. Most are unaware of heart health, dementia link
  128. Packed-on pounds put a damper on sex for many in U.S.
  129. Reaching 100 years old may be easier than once thought
  130. Reactions spur call for heparin alternatives
  131. Ledger's death turns a new spotlight on 'polypharmacy'
  132. Five-year-old took wrong medication for two months
  133. Painkiller patches recalled because defect could be fatal
  134. Government lists worst nursing homes
  135. Stem cell therapy offers hope for pets dogged by pain
  136. Study: Spending on back, neck pain up sharply
  137. Study: Older men with prostate cancer can delay treatment
  138. Inside a pharmacy where a fatal error occurred
  139. NY AG: UnitedHealth overcharges for out-of-plan services
  140. Delaying prostate care OK for some
  141. NY AG: UnitedHealth overcharges for out-of-plan services
  142. Many lawsuits against pharmacies settled in silence
  143. Getting a divorce? Be aware of what's in your e-mail inbox
  144. U.S. probes China maker of heparin
  145. Medicine meets a culture gap
  146. Getting a divorce? Be aware of what's in your e-mail
  147. CDC warns of 'choking game' deaths, risks
  148. Being overweight may raise cancer risk
  149. British sink their teeth into debate over fluoride
  150. CDC warns of 'choking game' deaths, risks
  151. CDC: Flu season getting worse
  152. Scientists scrutinize toxic FEMA trailers
  153. Options, advice often overwhelm cancer patients
  154. Congress pushes for defibrillators in schools
  155. Shingles, adult whooping cough vaccines underused
  156. Grass-roots AED group walks the corridors of power
  157. Determined to be svelte by summer? Start today
  158. Anti-AIDS gel disappoints, researchers say
  159. More fentanyl painkiller patches recalled
  160. Campbell's lowering sodium in almost 50 soups
  161. Flu genes help clarify 1918 pandemic
  162. Author: Regular workouts 'spark' brain
  163. Before tragedy struck at NIU, signs were there
  164. Trauma during youth linked to increased risk of smoking
  165. Small cigars making big gains
  166. Stolen health, beauty items sold online pose risk
  167. U.S. cancer deaths up in '05; overall rates decline
  168. Study suggests new germ 'hot spots'
  169. Strokes triple among middle-aged women, study shows
  170. Google will store health records
  171. Next year's flu vaccine may get total overhaul
  172. States act to protect individual health insurance coverage
  173. Schooling may help protect brains from memory loss
  174. Next year's flu vaccine may get total overhaul
  175. Google plan for medical info raises privacy issues
  176. Only 1 in 4 know heart attack signs
  177. Study: Being moderately fit can lower stroke risk
  178. Flu epidemic rises as expected
  179. FDA OKs Avastin for breast cancer
  180. Insurer fined $9M for dropping cancer patient
  181. Pioneering midwife crusades for natural birth
  182. There is hope despite heart failure
  183. Fertility study builds buzz around cellphones
  184. Struggle for words frustrates Woodruff
  185. You can have comfort food, with a caveat
  186. Drugmakers asked to reveal educational grants to doctors
  187. Needle exchange program struggles in N.J.
  188. Shortage of surgeons pinches U.S. hospitals
  189. Study: Depression drugs no better than placebos
  190. Anemia drugs may raise death risk for chemo patients
  191. Study: Risk deadly for diabetic women who restrict insulin
  192. CDC panel recommends flu shots for all kids
  193. Aetna delays payment cut for colonoscopy sedation
  194. Study: High toxin levels in nat'l parks
  195. Study: Spanking may lead to sexual problems later
  196. Panel announces crib recall, bedding hazards
  197. FDA unsure what caused problems in heparin from China
  198. Baxter recalls most heparin products after allergic reactions
  199. Las Vegas clinic accused of reusing syringes
  200. Baxter recalls most heparin products after allergic reactions
  201. Salmonella suspected in Calif. sprouts
  202. Fate of your pate: DNA test tells odds of baldness
  203. Bodies don't 'spring ahead'
  204. 44,000 have signed up for Vioxx settlement, Merck says
  205. Kids tucked in with a dose of melatonin
  206. First yellow fever case reported in Argentina
  207. CDC: Hepatitis C in Nev. could be 'tip of iceberg'
  208. Parents with babies need time to reset inner clock
  209. Analyzing the side effects of drug ads
  210. Babies can cause 'momnesia'
  211. Schools left in dark after beef recall
  212. As drug ads surge, more get Rx's filled
  213. Q&A: What's next for hormone therapy
  214. Husband's death ushered in at home, with honesty
  215. Placebo study tests 'costlier is better' notion
  216. Brain scans tune in to personal nature of improvising music
  217. Va. mental health legislation passes
  218. Study: Post-menopause hormone pills linked to cancer
  219. Typhoid outbreak hits more than 1,400 in Philippines
  220. Group: Painkillers needed in developing world
  221. Fidelity: Couple needs $225,000 for retirement health care
  222. Fidelity: Couple needs $225,000 for retirement health care
  223. Thousands may be infected by Vegas clinic
  224. New colon cancer test less invasive
  225. Q&A: What to know about testing your genes
  226. Test can tell if you're destined for Alzheimer's
  227. Swayze has a tough road ahead, cancer experts say
  228. Test can tell if you're destined for Alzheimer's, but then what?
  229. Officials: Vaccines may have injured girl with autism-like symptoms
  230. Companies cash in on checking your DNA for disease
  231. Fidelity: Couple needs $225,000 for retirement health care
  232. Officials: Vaccines may have injured girl
  233. Is tainted heparin more widespread than believed?
  234. FDA adds black box to anemia drugs
  235. Nevada to cite more clinics in hepatitis probe
  236. U.S. health agencies stand behind safety of vaccines
  237. Engineer studies fat cells to fight obesity
  238. Ethics questions arise as doctors pitch to colleagues
  239. AP: Drugs show up in Americans' water
  240. No standards in place for bottled water
  241. Hospitals sue to block Medicaid reduction
  242. Two stem cell patents upheld for Wis. research
  243. Study: Check with counselor monthly to keep weight off
  244. Celebrities show off weight-loss pitch
  245. Diabetics improve through coaching
  246. Study: Depression can exacerbate heart failure
  247. In the air, health emergencies rise quietly
  248. Path to public scandal: Why does this behavior keep happening?
  249. Hong Kong shuts schools for flu, studies deaths
  250. U.S. drug sales in 2007 grow at slowest rate since 1961



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