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  1. Survival isn't child's play
  2. RADAR detects sometimes-deadly drug reactions
  3. For children with cancer, treatment cuts both ways
  4. For children with cancer, treatment cuts both ways
  5. AP: Researchers tested AIDS drugs on foster kids
  6. Counties try cutting health costs by nudging workers to the gym
  7. A bitter pill for older patients
  8. Research: Autism diagnoses, treatment could be done earlier
  9. FDA to implement gay sperm donor rules
  10. Merck's marketing of Vioxx called misleading
  11. CDC warns of dangerous outbreak from small pets
  12. Study: Metabolic syndrome brings big costs
  13. Doctor: Arthritis may have ailed Chistopher Columbus
  14. Triathletes, average folks tested at lab
  15. Chronic pain: The enemy within
  16. Kids' distress is no small thing
  17. Gay men respond differently to pheromones
  18. Study: Low-fat dairy may lower risk of diabetes
  19. Fringe science no more
  20. Prayer effective as painkiller?
  21. Weight Watchers, Slim-Fast top diets
  22. Study urges more care for lead exposure
  23. Fringe science no more
  24. Injured Iraq veterans battle a new enemy
  25. Fringe science no more
  26. What medicine to take?
  27. Help for migraines has arrived
  28. Stolen, counterfeit drug problems rise
  29. Prescriptions for painkillers are harder to get
  30. Injured Iraq veterans battle a new enemy
  31. Polio cases mount in previously infection-free nations
  32. Study: Data may predict sudden heart death
  33. HHS revises Web site on how parents should talk to kids about sex
  34. Sports and exercise can put the hurt on
  35. Meeting showcases progress on cancer
  36. When moms work nights
  37. Abdul puts syndrome in spotlight
  38. Flu shots may soon be recommended for all
  39. First ladies promote heart health
  40. Vitamin salesman stirs South African AIDS controversy
  41. Study: Drugs prevent breast cancer recurrence, prolong survival
  42. Banned swimmer wins case over supplements
  43. New drugs may help kidney cancer patients live longer
  44. Indonesia finds bird flu in pigs on Java Island
  45. New cancer drugs attack along multiple lines
  46. Student killed in bike accident donates organs to 5 people
  47. Drug shows promise for preventing prostate growths
  48. North Dakota man sees change in long-term care
  49. Prevention drug shows success
  50. Prevention drug shows success
  51. Tamoxifen gets upstaged
  52. What medicine to take?
  53. Video games may help stroke victims
  54. Prevention drug shows success
  55. Experimental drug stuns cancer doctors
  56. Less fat cuts breast cancer relapse
  57. Drug treating diarrhea may prevent it
  58. Child cancer survivors have other problems later in life
  59. Aspirin may cut colon cancer
  60. Drug industry takes its pulse
  61. Costs, regulations move more drug tests outside USA
  62. Gates adds $250M to fight against diseases
  63. New study suggests kudzu helps curb binge drinking
  64. Antidepressants can affect newborns
  65. Fired up over film smoking
  66. How Cosby's fame helped save a young life
  67. Cancer comes back to haunt
  68. Push to rid Africa of polio marches onward
  69. Scrushy trial: Too close to call
  70. Medical errors still claiming many lives
  71. Younger patients have a place to turn
  72. Deaths prompt end to breast cancer study
  73. For these kids, ABC's mean apples, broccoli and carrots
  74. Most diabetics not controlling their blood sugar
  75. WHO fears human-to-human transmission of bird flu
  76. Stem cells custom cloned by South Korean scientists
  77. Koreans shake up stem cell creation
  78. CEO: Bextra could come back
  79. Gym ditches high-tech for basic workouts
  80. Scholar's survivors sue doctors, hospitals
  81. Nearly 1 in 10 Ga. deaths obesity-related
  82. Vitamin D reserach may have doctors prescribing sunshine
  83. Stem-cell scientist: Be patient about results
  84. Conn. works to nix junk food, soda from schools
  85. Psychiatric Association calls for gay marriage recognition
  86. Cholesterol drug Crestor has higher risks than believed
  87. Three organ transplant recipients die from virus related to rodents
  88. Travelers heading to gym at airport
  89. Study: Bipolar disorder harder on youngsters
  90. Overweight embrace yoga to lose weight, stay in shape
  91. Moving healthcare up on US agenda
  92. Teen girls with ADHD at higher risk of mental illness
  93. Moderate walks help breast cancer survival
  94. Tailored treatments take aim at cancer
  95. CVS gets pickier on which drug suppliers to use
  96. These docs are literally on call
  97. Moderate walks help breast cancer survival
  98. South Korea to provide extra $1M for stem cell researcher
  99. Rare set of identical quadruplets born
  100. Half-ton man loses more than 500 pounds
  101. Study: Bypass better for clogged arteries
  102. Study examines sunlight, seasonal blahs
  103. Survey: Many med schools let sponsors control research
  104. Obesity: Time bomb or dud?
  105. Ore. baby born with extra toes and finger
  106. Post-traumatic stress disorder equal in all soldiers after a time
  107. Flu pandemic warnings escalate
  108. For heart patients, bypass might be best
  109. Prescription abusers not just after a high
  110. CDC: Number of U.S. women smoking at 30-year low
  111. For some depressed kids, therapy may rival pills
  112. Common chemical may cause defects in baby boys
  113. FDA studies blindness reports among Viagra, Cialis users
  114. FDA studies blindness in impotence drug users
  115. Improved gadgets help exercisers see the burn
  116. Doctor sells surgery exam answers on eBay
  117. Depression treatment device sparks debate
  118. Slim Goodbody still entertains as a picture of health
  119. U.S. braces for West Nile virus season
  120. Peru's 'mermaid' baby ready for risky surgery
  121. Medical editors: One-sided drug reviews hard to swallow
  122. FDA races to keep up with drug ads that go too far
  123. FDA races to keep up with drug ads that go too far
  124. FDA races to keep up with drug ads that go too far
  125. Heart bypass methods have similar results, analysis finds
  126. Indian reduction in HIV figures no miracle
  127. Report: Tobacco companies targeted female smokers
  128. Study: Malpractice caps entice doctors
  129. Study: Malpractice worries plague doctors
  130. For kids, 'fun foods' are staples
  131. Study links pain relievers and breast cancer
  132. Doctors separate legs of 'mermaid' baby
  133. Lotions, soaps won't carry 'USDA Organic' label
  134. Experimental vaccine may prevent shingles
  135. Shingles vaccine cuts cases by half
  136. Trust via chemistry? Study says it's possible
  137. Trust via chemistry? Study says it's possible
  138. U.N. chief: AIDS epidemic accelerating
  139. Trust via chemistry? Study says it's possible
  140. CDC retreats from recent obesity study
  141. Book reignites debate over pop culture's value
  142. Damage from toxins can pass to offspring
  143. Bouncing babies get boost from singing, study says
  144. Obesity research shows 3 crucial periods
  145. Laughing found to help calorie burning, a little
  146. Cold drug curbs considered in meth fight
  147. Support grows for restricting over-counter medicines to make meth
  148. Med schools opening up to alternative medicine
  149. Red Delicious apples pack most antioxidant punch
  150. Red Delicious apples pack most antioxidant punch
  151. Some drug prices go up after rivals leave market
  152. Quick action may head off global epidemic
  153. Some drug prices go up after rivals leave market
  154. Supreme Court rules cruise ships must provide disabled access
  155. Pertussis booster favored for youngsters
  156. Suicide attempts greater in kids with false self-image
  157. Experts push for faster child cancer drugs
  158. Viagra ingredient OK'd in pulmonary cases
  159. Study emphasizes that mental illness often begins in childhood
  160. Study: Infant weight gain predicts obesity
  161. Study: Infant weight gain predicts obesity
  162. Rare form of Alzheimer's strikes family
  163. Mental illness: Surprising, disturbing findings
  164. New use for Viagra: Treating lung disease
  165. Plan aims to cut hospital deaths
  166. Electronic medical records get closer
  167. Study: Infant weight gain predicts obesity
  168. Patients who use marijuana fear worst if forced to stop
  169. New use for Viagra: Treating lung disease
  170. Patients who use marijuana fear worst if forced to stop
  171. Study: Infant weight gain predicts obesity
  172. Most mental illness found to begin in childhood
  173. Woman gives birth after ovary transplant
  174. No dozing off at this futuristic office
  175. Woman gives birth after ovary transplant
  176. Free program tests kids for often-undetected 'lazy eye'
  177. Cancer survivors stay in the saddle
  178. Study: Uninsured add $900 to premium cost for families
  179. Athletes over 50 may offer insights on exercise and aging
  180. Medical self-help guide is a surprising best seller
  181. Hartz Mountain withdraws cat flea, tick medicine
  182. Nursing shortage drums up demand for happy nomads
  183. Members of two families share kidneys
  184. Designers' challenge: Reshape food pyramid
  185. Drug safety panel urged to examine all involved
  186. Study questions abdominal artery surgery
  187. Peru's 'miracle baby' recovering well
  188. Study: Language therapy can aid stroke recovery for years
  189. Heart association's first diet book offers variety of options
  190. Case offers hope MS drug could return to market
  191. HMO premiums expected to increase yet again
  192. Lilly to pay nearly $700M to settle Zyprexa claims
  193. WHO warns bird flu virus unstable and unpredictable, urges vigilance
  194. FDA approves second whooping cough booster
  195. Parents drop objection to radiation help
  196. Diabetic mothers do better with aggressive treatment
  197. Loss of appetite among elderly a clue to other health problems
  198. Line between 'pre' and 'full' could be thin
  199. Diabetics control glucose, lower cardiac risk
  200. Caregiving magazines are filling a need
  201. 'The monster in the family'
  202. Cancer researcher has the touch of someone who knows
  203. CDC: One million-plus live with HIV
  204. Viagra may help kids with lung disease
  205. Study: Calcium and Vitamin D may help PMS
  206. North Carolina surgeons unwittingly used dirty tools
  207. Science goes beyond surgery to fight cancer head-on
  208. Genetics may determine who benefits from cancer drugs
  209. Hospitalizations for diabetes fall
  210. Makers get leeway on drugs
  211. Science goes beyond surgery to fight cancer head-on
  212. Science goes beyond surgery to fight cancer head-on
  213. Fish oil supplements found to set off irregular heartbeats
  214. HIV striking more women in South
  215. Bristol will hold off on ads for new drugs
  216. HIV striking more women in South
  217. Chiron warns it will produce fewer flu vaccines
  218. Much-heralded HIV test still not in widespread use
  219. Insomnia still a mystery to scientists
  220. New drug shows promise in treating multiple myeloma
  221. It's the peak season for trampoline injuries
  222. Kids' favorite snack? It's a fruit surprise
  223. FDA proposes label changes for NSAIDs
  224. Chiron backs off on flu-shot projections
  225. FDA proposes label changes for painkillers
  226. Indonesia uncovers first human case of bird flu
  227. Mass. hospitals investigate TB exposure
  228. Panel recommends cardiac drug for blacks
  229. Companies argue over whole grain standards
  230. Bugs are considered a delicacy in Mexico
  231. New blood vessels grown from older cells
  232. Wisconsin may ban morning-after pill
  233. FDA restricts access to once-touted lung drug cancer
  234. Guidant heart defibrillators recalled
  235. Guidant heart defibrillators recalled
  236. Doctors brace for worried heart patients
  237. At least 200 million Chinese to be obese in 10 years: report
  238. Tobacco Road now 'diet capital of the world'
  239. Twins study links causes of Alzheimer's
  240. Lifestyle link to Alzheimer's strengthens
  241. Massive drug recall spurs questions
  242. Recall may mean surgery for some
  243. Paralysis patients take a chance
  244. Massive drug recall spurs questions
  245. Massive drug recall spurs questions
  246. Massive drug recall spurs questions
  247. Scientists find early signs of Alzheimer's
  248. Experts say schizophrenia drug cures SARS
  249. Study: Stem cells could develop into eggs
  250. Brain areas shut off during female orgasm



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