2005

December

• Signs of Tamiflu resistance no cause for alarm

• Europe on guard against bogus Internet Tamiflu

• NSAID gel curbs pain of knee arthritis

• New techniques are able to detect and monitor Alzheimer’s disease

• Erection problems may mean heart trouble

• Smoking, even second-hand, ups risk of eye disease

• No smoking message fails with teens

• Gentle yoga gives relief from chronic back pain

• Stomach acid drugs raise risk of diarrhea

• Be happy and you’ll be more successful

• Chinese New Year could mean more bird flu outbreaks

• New rapid test can identify bird flu in 15 mins

• Smoker refused hospital treatment

• U.S. seizes counterfeit Tamiflu drug

• Brain stimulation boosts hand function after stroke

• Vitamin D keeps lungs healthy

• Drugs as Effective as Surgery for Management of Gerd

• A crucial role for TGF-beta signaling in congenital eye disorders

• How temperature influences our taste

• Online patient monitoring

• Groundbreaking research into some of the most deadly antibiotic-resistant diseases

• Hidden cost of teen pain in the UK almost £4 billion per year

• Tamiflu not linked to psychiatric disorders

• Scientists working to protect us against avian and pandemic flu

• Chronic pain sufferers may be able to reduce pain levels by studying their own live brain images

• Canada’s first prescription drug atlas maps billions in spending

• Australian bionic ear pioneer awarded science medal

• Minister launches consultation on dental services

• Pfizer to fund independent trial on Celebrex and heart risks

• French surgeons ready to perform second face transplant

• Ukraine Confirms Deadly Strain of Bird Flu in Crimea

• Fatty acids may help treat chronic lung disease

• Potential Cause of Breathing Problems for Rett Syndrome Found

• MorphoSys signs agreement with Merck

• Eating fish helps keep older people’s brains sharp

• Stress increases alcoholism

• Hospitals a good place to catch bird flu

• Eye Cell Implants Improve Motor Symptoms for Parkinson Patients

• Alzheimer Patients Treated With Testosterone Show Improved Quality of Life

• Bird flu would cause serious recession in the U.S.

• Peptic ulcers often seen in low-dose aspirin users

• Medical journal says Merck deleted Vioxx dangers

• Lean women may be susceptible to endometriosis

• Bird flu spread may raise Vietnam’s poverty

• Dog gene map may help understand human disease

• New Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lens Material May Reduce Problems

• Marijuana derivatives may provide MS treatment

• Effects of mobile phones on attention

• TLR4 Gene Found to Protect Against Tumor Development

• Painkiller pushing up liver failure rate in US

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