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Archives for february 2006Health- EU approves Glaxo drug Hycamtin for lung cancer (Reuters)
- Yoga offers India's Kashmir troops peace of mind
- Lorus' pancreatic cancer drug shows benefit (Reuters)
- Glaxo wins approvals for diabetes, cancer drugs (Reuters)
- Indian man sued after hiding HIV status from wife
- Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 1, 2006 (HealthDay)
- Gas Stoves a Wheezing Hazard for Asthmatic Kids (HealthDay)
- Brain tangles linked to gait impairment in elderly (Reuters)
- Infectious cancer killing Tasmanian devils: study (Reuters)
- Indoor NO2 exposure worsens kids asthma (Reuters)
- Radiation cuts risk of breast cancer return (Reuters)
- Multiple drugs may not help schizophrenics - study
- Study: Treatment May Aid Asthma Sufferers (AP)
- Deadly Intestinal Bacteria on the Rise (AP)
- New bird flu vaccine works in mice
- Vitamin C Dosage for Colds Questioned
- Why Kids Hate to Wear Coats
- Oregon Kids Getting Heavier, Study Says (AP)
- 3 in Hong Kong Test Negative for Bird Flu (AP)
- The Vitamin C Myth
- Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 2, 2006 (HealthDay)
- Variety of Breast Cancer Patients Turn to Web for Support (HealthDay)
- Protein Linked to Pregnancy Complication (HealthDay)
- Rare Circumcision Rite Causes Stir in N.Y. (AP)
- Study Targets Deadly Diesel Pollution (AP)
- The French Are Getting Taller and Fatter (AP)
- Groups Prod EPA for New Diesel Controls (AP)
- Self-Monitoring of Blood Drug Helps Patients (HealthDay)
- Blood Thinner Boosts Elderly Fracture Risk (HealthDay)
- Chemotherapy Can Help Older Breast Cancer Patients, Too (HealthDay)
- Self-monitoring benefits patients on blood-thinners
- Cocaine can cause major stomach problems -surgeon
- Senate Rejects Medicare Deadline Extension (AP)
- Ohio Conducts Rare Transplant Procedure (AP)
- Infant's heart goes to 3-month-old girl in transplant
- More Japanese overweight, exercising less: report (Reuters)
- Misuse led to drug-resistant flu strains -experts
- U.S. experts expect to be overwhelmed by bird flu
- Obesity Raises Pregnancy Risks (HealthDay)
- Nutritionist Campaigning Against Junk Food (AP)
- Childhood cancer survivors face adulthood risk
- Nucleotide supplements may protect digestive tract
- Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 3, 2006 (HealthDay)
- New Cancer Treatment Targets Breast Ducts (HealthDay)
- Sharing health decisions not always positive
- Heavy marijuana use linked to bladder cancer
- Weight-loss surgery linked to hormone changes
- Many emphysema patients could benefit from surgery
- Golf-Swing Study May Aid Disabled Kids (AP)
- Rotavirus Vaccine for Infants Approved (AP)
- Bush to propose Medicare savings measures: NY Times (Reuters)
- Ill. Hospital Does Unique Study of Limbs (AP)
- Researchers Report Big Gains Against Cervical Cancer (HealthDay)
- Nursing Homes Go Away From Hospital Model (AP)
- Nursing Homes Veer From Hospital Model (AP)
- The ABCs of a Healthy Cold and Flu Season (HealthDay)
- Ill. hospital does unique study of limbs
- Nursing homes veer from hospital model
- Teens face barriers to fitness
- FDA approves anti-diarrhea vaccine for babies
- Biomarkers may be early Alzheimer's signs -study (Reuters)
- For a cold, give these remedies a try
- Journal Article a Wild Card in Vioxx Trial (AP)
- Clone Scientist May Have Misspent Funds (AP)
- Calcium, Exercise Vital for Kids' Bones (AP)
- French face transplant woman grateful for new life
- UK breast cancer sufferer goes to court for drug
- FDA Warns of Cochlear Implant Risks (AP)
- Magnesium may curb colon cancer risk in women (Reuters)
- Military Develops Dental Gum for Soldiers
- Budget Pushes Health Care Responsibility (AP)
- School systems face health care squeeze
- Up to 79% of late-onset Alzheimer's is genetic, landmark study says
- You really don't want fries with that
- Study: Up to 79% of late-onset Alzheimer's is genetic
- Rare Chlamydia Strain Infecting Gay Men (AP)
- Obesity Doubles Kids' Diabetes Risk (HealthDay)
- Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 6, 2006 (HealthDay)
- Parents Heed Hype on Flu Shots (HealthDay)
- Spinal Fluid Molecules May Predict Alzheimer's Disease (HealthDay)
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