2006

March

• Higher body weight may curb response to steroid puff

• Concern Over Rapid Rise of Chronic Kidney Disease

• High narcotic use among headache sufferers

• Mediterranean diet has anti-inflammatory effects

• Gene regulation separates humans from chimps

• The Viagra of heart drugs now available in the UK

• Belgian treated for bird flu symptoms in Brussels

• Relationship between periodonta treatment and overall cost of care for several diseases

• Swedish theory suggests treatment for Avian Influenza Infection

• Major biomarker candidates for Alzheimer’s disease explored

• Makeup Doesn’t Benefit Women with Severe Facial Blemishes

• Widowhood ups death risk for whites, not blacks

• Chocolate milk could be key to longer life

• Scientists find brain function most important to maths ability

• Sushi may be bad for health

• Potential new treatment for Huntington and Parkinson patients

• TV may not cause kids’ attention disorders

• Anti-inflammatory effect of beer

• Expert Warns of Overuse of Over-the-Counter Pain Medication

• Women say a good marriage is not about money

• Mosquito virus kills 78 in a month - Indian ocean fears epidemic

• Cost for Growth Hormone Therapy Doesn’t Measure Up

• Topical therapies show promise for Psoriasis

• Next-generation drug development: risky and costly, but worth it

• 5,000 rare diseases need drugs, but Europe only approves a handful each year

• After-school time not a prime time for teen sex

• Topical Therapies Show Promise for the Treatment of Psoriasis

• Hair Loss in Women: More than Meets the Eye

• Excessive Sweating in Teens Can Cause Physical, Emotional Problems

• Cognitive decline predicted by brain scans

• Surgeons Perform Mid-south’s First Robotic Hysterectomy

• Chemotherapy treatment suggested for bird flu patients

• FDA approves Erbitux for head, neck cancer

• Pfizer acquires worldwide rights to Exubera

• More Britons worried about eating chicken

• The incidence, distribution, and control of tuberculosis

• While Incidence of Acute Renal Failure Rises, Risk of Death Declines

February

• Eating and drinking Cocoa helps you live longer

• Russia sets up HQ to fight bird flu

• For some with partial spinal cord injury, two different therapies show positive results

• Eating seafood still beneficial in many ways

• Is persistent bacterial infection good for your health?

• Criterion for Diagnosing Child Abuse Not Always Accurate

• France starts poultry vaccination as bird flu spreads

• Why people of African descent are more vulnerable to tuberculosis infection

• Suit may prevent maternal deaths during childbirth

• Short-term Celebrex seems safe for osteoarthritis

• Pain patients often suffer in silence

• Criterion for Diagnosing Child Abuse Not Always Accurate

• Glucosamine and chondroitin provide pain relief from arthritis

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