2005

October

• MRSA Infections in Newborns Are On the Rise

• A Scribbled Antibiotic Prescription Can’t Buy Patient Satisfaction

• Britain’s upper house to discuss euthanasia bill

• Drugs no answer to birdflu

• Men warned against buying drugs online

• NSAIDs lower mouth cancer risk

• Demystifying Psoriasis

• Exercise helps with menopausal symptoms

• Vast Majority of Adults at Risk of Becoming Overweight or Obese

• Beauty Foods: How Diet Can Improve Appearance

• Diet to Prevent Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Coffee Is Number One Source of Antioxidants

• Australian pair wins medicine Nobel

• Ankle position may help control incontinence in women

• Drugs, scrapping fees could save African lives

• Twice-Weekly Workout in Middle Age Cuts Alzheimer’s Risk

• Experts warn of growing resistance to Tamiflu

• Access to Drug Samples May Influence Prescribing Habits

• Four More Deaths From Canadian Mystery Virus, but Outbreak Wanes

• Investigative Osteoporosis Drug Eases Symptoms of Vaginal Atrophy

• Antibiotic Linked to Incomplete Development of Tooth Enamel

• Menopausal Hot Flashes Flourish During First Half of Night

• Take-Out Fried Food Linked to Teen Weight Gain

• Survey Finds Doctors Heed Their Own Medical Advice

• “Wonder Drugs” May Work Wonders for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

• Avian Flu Virus Showing Resistance to Tamiflu

• E.coli’s Defense Mechanism Uncovered

• Experts Urge Counseling Patients About Dangers of Second-Hand Smoke

• Stroke Risk Gene Confirmed

• Drug resistant avian influenza more common in Southeast Asia than North America

September

• Kids’ abdominal pain may become adult IBS

• Fruits, veggies help build strong bones in boys

• US FDA reviews drug company coupons, other offers

• Researchers launch biggest study of US children

• Malaysia says dengue fever is nearing epidemic

• Exercise may prevent pain in older adults

• DEA shuts 4,600 rogue pharmacy sites

• Pelvic exercises useful for erection problems

• FDA OKs Pfizer’s Lipitor for use in diabetics

• More than 900 dead in India encephalitis outbreak

• Migraine Drug May Be Chapel Hill, N.C., Drug Maker’s ‘Billion Dollar Baby’

• Fifth Indonesian dies of bird flu

• Atkins Diet Damaging to Heart

• US doctor sues over sex charges involving his twin

• Motor oil exposure may raise arthritis risk

• Complex work may help ward off Alzheimer’s

• FDA Approves Generic Versions of HIV Drug

• Soya may cure fatty liver

• World encephalitis vaccine stock inadequate

• EU agency tells farmers to prepare for bird flu

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